< the Oscar for peerless Winston Churchill As it turned out, my ability to forecast is not good enough. The 90th Academy Awards ceremony has put everything in its place, but I can't say that I'm somehow disappointed, because I guessed the winners after all. At least in two prestigious nominations - Best Actor and Best Actress! Gary Oldman in the role of Winston Churchill in the film 'Darkest Hour' was unforgettable, and his acting transformation into the prime minister of Great Britain is without compare. In addition, I want to say that after watching the film I admire Churchill even more than before. I think that if Сhurchill had not been such a resolute person obsessed with victory, Dunkirk would have become a horrific bloodbath, and then Britain would be a huge cemetery. Moreover, this is the first Oscar for Gary Oldman in his career and I think the AMPAS should have given him this award a long time ago. Frances McDormand was a doubtless favorite in the nomination for Best Actress, but in order to make sure that her victory doesn't look like a matter of influence you should watch 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri'. I feel certain that after watching the movie you will not doubt anymore, even if you did before. I also guessed that the Oscar for Best Film Editing would be given to Lee Smith for his work on 'Dunkirk', but this is kind of a low priority nomination. Congratulations to all the winners : )