National Board of Review Awards (National Board of Review Awards): one of the trendsetters of the Oscars in the United States.

The National Board of Review (National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards, referred to as "NBR") was founded in 1908, although the association's members in film and television, journalism, publishing, law and other industries, but after nearly a century of selection and accumulation, it has been the most popular. The NBR was founded in 1908, and although its members come from all walks of life, including film and television, journalism, publishing, and law, it has attracted a large number of Academy judges over the past century.

Chinese name: National Board of Review Awards

Nationality: United States

Date of birth: 1909

Occupation: film critic

Belief: National Society of Film Critics

Representative works: Los Angeles Film Critics Association

Basic introduction

The American National Board of Review was founded in 1909, it and the United States New York Film Critics Association, the National Society of Film Critics, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the Boston Film Critics Association and known as the United States of America's five major film critics association. In previous years, the association was the first to present the annual award, but from last year, the New York Film Critics Association began to preempt the award. But it's also because the award is given earlier that it doesn't overlap much with the Oscars. Still, the National Board of Review has basically been able to circle the Oscar favorites due to its selection of the year's top 10 dramas, the five best documentaries and the five best foreign-language films.

Previous reviews

Winners

66th, 1994

Best Picture: 'Schindler's List'

Best Director: 'The Age of Innocence'

Best Actor: 'A Farewell to Sentimentality'

Best Actress: 'Holly Hunter'

Best Actress. The Piano Lesson"

Best Supporting Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Fate of the Furious"

Best Supporting Actress: Winona Ryder, "The Age of Innocence"

67th 1995

Best Picture: (tie) "Forrest Gump," "Lowlife"

Best Director: Quentin Tarantino, "Lowlife"

Best Actor : Tom Hanks "Forrest Gump"

Best Actress : Miranda Richardson "Tom & Viv"

Best Supporting Actor : Gary Sinise "Forrest Gump"

Best Supporting Actress : Ruthmarie Harris "Tom & Viv"

68th in 1996

Best Film : Sense and Sensibility

Best Director : Ang Lee, Sense and Sensibility

Best Actor : Nicolas Cage, Far From Vegas

Best Actress : Emma Thompson, Sense and Sensibility

Best Supporting Actor : Kevin Spacey, The Usual Suspects

Best Supporting Actress : Mira Sorvino, The Invincible Goddess of Love"

69th 1997

Best Picture: "Shining Style"

Best Director: "The Coen Brothers" "Ice and Blood Storm"

Best Actor: "Tom Cruise" "Mr. Sweetheart"

Best Actress: "Frances McDormand" "Ice and Blood Storm"

Best Supporting Actor: Edward Norton "Everybody Says I Love You"

Best Supporting Actress:(tie) Juliette Binoche "The English Patient", Kristin Scott Thomas "The English Patient"

70th 1998

Best Picture: "L.A. Confidential"

Best Director: "L.A. Confidential" by Curtis Hanson

Best Actor: Jack Nicholson, "As Good As It Gets"

Best Actress: Helena Bonham Carter, "Three Winged Hearts"

Best Supporting Actor: Greg Kinnear, "As Good As It Gets"

Best Supporting Actress: Ann Heche, "Loyal Adulterer" and "Be a Big Hero"

71st 1999

Best Picture: 'Gods and Beasts'

Best Director: shega kepple, 'Elizabeth'

Best Actor: ian McLean, 'Gods and Beasts'

Best Actress: fairland montenegro, 'Grand Central Station'

Best Supporting Actor: ed Harris, 'Truman's World'

Best Supporting Actress: Christina Ricci "Between Her and Him and Her"

72nd Annual 2000

Best Picture: 'American Beauty'

Best Director: 'The Talented Ripley' by Anthony Minghella

Best Actor: 'The Shocker Inside'

Best Actress: 'Dandelion' by Janet McTeer

Best Supporting Actor: Philip Seymour Hoffman "Magnolia," "The Talented Ripley"

Best Supporting Actress: Julianne Moore "Magnolia," "A Map of the World," "Lover Takes a Wrong Turn"

73rd 2001

Best Picture: "The Quill"

Best Director: Steven Soderbergh "The Drugs Network," "Never Settle"

Best Actor: Javier Bardem, "Before Night Falls"

Best Actress: Julia Roberts, "Never Settle"

Best Supporting Actor: Jaquen Phoenix, "Gladiator"

Best Supporting Actress: Lupe Ontiveros, "Chuck and Beck"

74th 2002

Best Picture: 'Moulin Rouge'

Best Director: Todd Field 'The Edge of the Unexpected'

Best Actor: Billy Bob Thornton 'Dancing on Death Row,' 'The Absentee,' 'The Perfect Thief'

Best Actress: Halle Berry 'Dancing on Death Row'

Best Supporting Actor: Jim -Bruderbent "Life Together," "Moulin Rouge"

Best Supporting Actress : Cate Blanchett "The Absentee," "The Shipping News," "The Lord of the Rings"

75th 2003

Best Picture : "The Hours"

Best Director : Phillip Noyce "The Quiet American," "End of the Line," "The Little Wild Flower"

Best Actor : Campbell Scott, "RogerDoger"

Best Actress : Julianne Moore, "Far From Heaven"

Best Supporting Actor : Chris Cooper, "Adapted Screenplay"

Best Supporting Actress : Kathy Bates, "All About Schmidt"

76th 2004

Best Picture : Mystic River

Best Director : Edward Zwick, The Last Samurai

Best Actor : Sean Penn, Mystic River, 21 Grams

Best Actress : Diane Keaton, Love Is a Compromise

Best Supporting Actor : Eric Baldwin, The Cooler

Best Supporting Actress : Patricia Clarkson 'Pieces of April,' 'The Heart of the Matter'

77th 2005

Best Picture: 'Finding Neverland'

Best Director: 'Borrowed Knives'

Best Actor: Jamie Foxx, 'Ray'

Best Actress: 'Becoming Julia' by Annette Bening

Best Supporting Actor : Thomas Haden Church "Life in a Glass"

Best Supporting Actress : Laura Linney "Kinsey, Professor of Sexuality"

78th 2006

79th 2007

Best Picture : "Letters from Iwo Jima"

Best Director : Martin Scorsese "The Infernal Affairs"

Best Actor: Forest Whitaker, "The Last Dictatorship"

Best Actress: Helen Mirren, "The Queen"

Best Supporting Actor: Tigimund Horns?, "Blood Diamonds"

Best Supporting Actress: Catherine O'Hara, "For You to Decide"

80th Annual 2008

Best Picture: "No Country for Old Men"

Best Director : Tim Burton, "Todd the Barber"

Best Actor : George Clooney, "Michael Clayton"

Best Actress : Julie Christie, "The Willows"

Best Supporting Actor : Casey Affleck, "The Assassination of a Gunfighter"

Best Supporting Actress : Emmy Madigan, "The Missing Baby"

81st in 2009

82nd in 2010

83rd in 2011

84th in 2012

85th in 2013

86th in 2014

Best Picture: 'The Year of the Storm'

Best Director: Clint Eastwood 'American Sniper'

Best Director. Terrell Wood "American Sniper"

Best Actor : Oscar Isaac "The Year of the Storm", Michael Keaton "Birdman"

Best Actress : Julianne Moore "Still Alice"

Best Supporting Actor : Edward Norton "Birdman"

Best Supporting Actress : Jessica Chastain "The Year of the Storm"

Best Original Screenplay: Phil Lord, Chris Miller "The Lego Movie"

Best Adapted Screenplay: Paul Thomas Anderson "Sexually Evil"

Best Animated Movie: "How to Train Your Dragon 2"

Most Breakthrough Performance: Jack O'Connell "Incarcerated," "Unbreakable"

Best Directorial Debut: Gillian Robespierre "Flatliners"

Best Foreign Language Film: "A Tale of the Wild"

Best Documentary: "Life as it is"

William K. Iverson Award for Contributions to Cinema History: Scott Eyman

Best Group Drama: "Fury"

Spotlight Award: written, directed by Chris Rock, starring in "The Industry's Top Five"<

FREE EXPRESSION AWARD: "Rose Perfume"

FREE EXPRESSION AWARD: "Selma"

TOP TEN FILMS:

"American Sniper"

"Birdman"

"Boyhood"

"Fury"

"Gone With the Wind"

"The Imitation Game"

"Sex and Evil"

"The Lego Movie"

"Nightcrawler"

"Unbreakable"

Five Best Foreign-Language Films:

"The Tourist" (Sweden/Denmark/Norway)

"The Suit" (Israel/France/Germany)

"Leviathan" (Russia)

"Two Days. One Night (Belgium/Italy/France)

We Are the Best! (Sweden)

87th 2015

88th 2016

89th 2017

Best Picture: 'The Washington Post'

Best Director: 'Miss Bird'

Best Actor: 'Tom Hanks' The Washington Post

Best Actress : Meryl Streep "The Washington Post"

Best Supporting Actor : Willem Dafoe "Florida Land"

Best Supporting Actress : Laurie Metcalf "Miss Byrd"

Best Original Screenplay : Paul Thomas Anderson "The Phantom Stitchers"

Best Adapted Screenplay : Scott Neustadter, Michael H. Webb "The Disaster Artist"

Best Animated Film: "Finding Neverland"

Best Breakthrough Performance: Timothy Chaillemaid "Call Me by Your Name"

Best Debut Director: Jordan Peele "Escape from Desperate Households"

Best Foreign-Language Film: "Foxtrot"

Best Documentary: Jane

Best Group Drama: 'Escape from Extinction'

Spotlight Award: 'Wonder Woman,' Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot

Free Expression Award: 'They Killed My Father First: Memoirs of a Cambodian Daughter'

Free Expression Award: 'LetItFall: LosAngeles 1982-1992'

Best Movies Top 10

"Grand Theft Auto"

"Call Me By Your Name"

"The Disaster Artist"

"A Shrinking Life"

"Dunkirk"

"Florida Paradise"

"Escape from Extinction"

"Miss Birdie"

Wolverine 3: Fight to the Death

The Phantom Stitchers

Best Foreign Film

The Ordinary Woman

Franz

Less Than Love

Summer of '93

Square

Best DocumentaryTop 5

The Bank of National Treasure: Small Enough to Go to Jail"

"Brimstone and Glory"

"Eric. Clapton: Twelve Bar Lives"

"Faces, Villages"

"Hell's Ground: the Fall and Rise of Syria"

Best Indie Movie Top 10

"Bit Lizzie at the Dinner Party"

"Brisbee Bears"

"Ghosts of the Floating World"

"Lady Macbeth"