The article discusses standout films and performances from the past year, highlighting both critical acclaim and notable omissions from award nominations. Brady Corbet's film, The Brutalist, is visually stunning but criticized for lacking a substantial plot, dragging its runtime unnecessarily. Meanwhile, Saoirse Ronan's performance in The Outrun is called an egregious Oscar snub, given her prior accolades. The piece also reflects on Timothée Chalamet's compelling role as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown, alongside other overlooked performances like those of Daniel Craig and Angelina Jolie.
Brady Corbet is one of the most visionary auteurs of his generation, yet The Brutalist lacks plot to justify its nearly four-hour runtime, despite stunning visuals.
Saoirse Ronan's stunning performance in The Outrun was shockingly overlooked during awards season, despite her history of Oscar nominations and critical acclaim.
In James Mangold's biopic, Timothée Chalamet's portrayal of Bob Dylan stands out, showcasing his talent in a role that captures the music icon's essence remarkably.
Both Daniel Craig and Angelina Jolie were favorites for Oscars this year, yet their nominations didn't materialize, highlighting the unpredictability of awards recognition.
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