by
Julien Faddoul
5. Manchester
by the Sea – Casey Affleck
For exuding Lee's defeated
sadness in every cell of that performance: In his walk, his speech, even the
way he flutters his eyelids.
4. The Witch – Ralph Ineson
For being able to extract
vulnerability in such a high-pitch register. He does it all for the Kingdom of
God, and his pain is concrete.
3. The
Lobster – Colin Farrell
For a masterpiece of tone.
Farrell never gets credit in Hollywood for his comic abilities, but hopefully
now fat and docile becomes his style.
2.
Indignation – Logan Lerman
For brilliantly
recapitulating the Rothian perspective that the happy only feel at ease when the
unhappy bear their burdens in silence.
1. Sully – Tom Hanks
For working overtime to
create the impression of a character study rather than a hagiography. Hanks'
ability to suggest genuine inner turmoil remains a cinematic treasure that too
many take for granted.
Runner Up: La La
Land – Ryan Gosling
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