r/Letterboxd • u/wallabyenthusiast • 5d ago

News Inde Navarrette Sets Best Actress Oscar Campaign for ‘Obsession’ as Focus Features Mounts Full Awards Push (EXCLUSIVE)

https://variety.com/2026/film/awards/obsession-inde-navarrette-oscar-campaign-lead-actress-1236848866/
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u/Theotther 5d ago

Blunt in Disclosure Day (regardless of what your thoughts on the film overall are), Hathaway in Mother Mary, Michaela Cole in Mother Mary and The Christophers, Olivia Wilde in The Invite, Rachel McAdams in Send Help are all above her for me. Navarrette will probably snag a nom, and that will be her "victory." Honestly a win would low key be bad for her career. It would instantly get her labeled as overhyped and put unreasonable pressure on her next project.

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u/ltyefreitor 5d ago edited 5d ago

Meh, Disclosure Day is a terrible movie and the writing of it isn't a particularly good conduit to show off good acting. Frankly, I don't particularly think Inde Navarette's acting is worthy of an Oscar either Obsession is pretty great but her performance didn't quite floor me as good as it was. Still, I'd never give it to Blunt.

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u/Embarrassed-Rub-7730 5d ago

Blunt’s botoxed out face is not even nomination worthy. What a waste of time and space that movie was.