Best Feature-Length Film
1. “The Master”
2. “Holy
Motors”
3. “Argo”
4. “Bernie”
5. “Skyfall”
6. “Lincoln”
7. “Samsara”
8. “Moonrise Kingdom”
9. “Looper”
10. “Zero Dark Thirty”
Best Lead Performance, Male
1. Joaquin Phoenix (“The Master”)
2. Denis Lavant (“Holy Motors”)
3.
Jack Black (“Bernie”)
4. Matthew McConaughey
(“Killer Joe”)
5. Daniel Day-Lewis (“Lincoln”)
Best
Lead Performance, Female
1. Emmanuelle Riva (“Amour”)
2. Marion Cotillard (“Rust and Bone”)
3. Jennifer Lawrence (“Silver Linings Playbook”)
4. Jessica Chastain (“Zero Dark Thirty”)
5. Mary Elizabeth Winstead (“Smashed”)
Best Supporting Performance, Male
1. Philip Seymour Hoffman (“The Master”)
2. Michael Shannon (“Premium Rush”)
3. Tommy Lee Jones (“Lincoln”)
4.
Javier Bardem (“Skyfall”)
5. Sam Rockwell
(“Seven Psychopaths”)
Best Supporting Performance, Female
1. Anne Hathaway (“Les Misérables”)
2.
Amy Adams (“The Master”)
3. Jennifer Ehle
(“Zero Dark Thirty”)
4. Emma Watson (“The
Perks of Being a Wallflower”)
5. Judi Dench (“Skyfall”)
Best
Direction
1. Paul Thomas Anderson (“The Master”)
2. Richard Linklater (“Bernie”)
3. Ben Affleck (“Argo”)
4. Steven Spielberg (“Lincoln”)
5.
Sam Mendes (“Skyfall”)
Best Screenplay
1. Paul Thomas
Anderson (“The Master”)
2. Tony Kushner (“Lincoln”)
3. Mark Boal (“Zero Dark Thirty”)
4. Stephen Chbosky (“The Perks of Being a Wallflower”)
5. Michael Haneke (“Amour”)
Best Cinematography
1. Claudio Miranda (“Life of Pi”)
2. Roger Deakins (“Skyfall”)
3. Greig
Fraser (“Zero Dark Thirty”)
4. Mihai Malaimare
Jr. (“The Master”)
5. Ben Richardson (“Beasts
of the Southern Wild”)
Best Editing
1. Leslie Jones
& Peter McNulty (“The Master”)
2. Stuart
Baird (“Skyfall”)
3. William Goldenberg &
Dylan Tichenor (“Zero Dark Thirty”)
4. William
Goldenberg (“Argo”)
5. Alexander Berner (“Cloud
Atlas”)
Best Music
1. Jonny Greenwood (“The
Master”)
2. “Not Fade Away” (not sure
how to credit this)
3. Alexandre Desplat (“Argo”)
4. Thomas Newman (“Skyfall”)
5. Dan Romer and Benh Zeitlin (“Beasts of the Southern Wild”)
Best
Cinematic Moment
1. Denis Lavant leading a marching band of accordion players
down the street in “Holy Motors.”
2. The beach scene in “The
Master” featuring Joaquin Phoenix and a nude lady made out of sand.
3.
The opening pre-credits sequence in “Skyfall” that encompasses a chaotic car chase, a motorcycle chase over rooftops,
a bulldozer demolishing a train carriage while in transit, and a hand to hand fight on top of said train.
4. The time lapse aerial footage of thousands of Muslim pilgrims circling the holiest shrine in
Islam, the Qaaba in “Samsara.”
5. Michael Shannon’s “suck
it” speech in “Premium Rush.”
6. Tom Hanks as a Cockney
gangster turned author throwing a snooty literary critic over a high-rise balcony to his death at a book release party because
of a bad review in “Cloud Atlas.”
7. Jennifer Lawrence finishing
her winning argument to De Niro and taking a big swig of her Budweiser in “Silver Linings Playbook.”
8. John Magaro saying “What kind of movie is this? Nothing happens.”
when going with his girlfriend Hethcoteto to see Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 pop art classic “Blow Up”
in “Not Fade Away.”
9. The kids in “The Perks of Being
a Wallflower” letting David Bowie’s “Heroes” wash over them as they take a night drive.
10. The K-Fry-C scene in “Killer Joe.”
Best Cinematic Breakthrough
1. Stephen Chbosky (Writer/Director: “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”)
2. Nicholas Jarecki (“Arbitrage”)
3. David Chase (“Not Fade Away”)
4. Quvenzhané Wallis (“Beasts of the Southern Wild”)
5. Drew Goddard (“The Cabin in the Woods”)
Best Body of Work
1. Matthew McConaughey
2. Jennifer
Lawrence
3. Mark Duplass
4. Chris Messina
5. Joseph
Gordon-Levitt
Best Ensemble Performance
1. “The Avengers”
2. “Zero Dark Thirty”
3. “Seven Psychopaths”
4.
“Argo”
5. “Les Misérables”
10th
Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film 2002
1. “About Schmidt”
2. “Adaptation”
3. “Punch-Drunk Love”
4. “Gangs
of New York”
5. “25th Hour”
25th
Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film 1987
1. “Raising Arizona”
2. “The Untouchables”
3. “Broadcast News”
4.
“The Princess Bride”
5. “Wall Street”
50th
Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film 1962
1. “The Manchurian Candidate”
2. “Lawrence of Arabia”
3. “Cape Fear”
4. “Jules
et Jim”
5. “Dr. No”
Special
Award: Best Film of the 1970s
1. “The Godfather:
Part II”
2. “The Long Goodbye”
3. “Taxi Driver”
4. “Chinatown”
5. “Harold and
Maude”
6. “All The President’s Men”
7. “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”
8. “Monty Python’s Life of Brian”
9. “Manhattan”
10. “Badlands”
