[TxBec]

I hear ya. The woman who played Mary deserves one as well. The point where she ran to him and remembered him as "her little boy" had me sobbing.

[Ohioan from Florida]

I hear ya. The woman who played Mary deserves one as well. The point where she ran to him and remembered him as "her little boy" had me sobbing.

Perhaps Maia Morgenstern will get a nomination, hopefully not just because she's Jewish, either. But probably none of them will get a nomination. It doesn't seem to matter what the public thinks of a film, as much as what Hollywood thinks when those Oscars and other awards come around.

[dansangel]

I hear ya. The woman who played Mary deserves one as well. The point where she ran to him and remembered him as "her little boy" had me sobbing.

There wasn't a dry eye in the theater at that point. Her facial expressions and the absolute pain in her eyes when she was holding the dead body of her Son were over the top.