All Categories
	The Julianne Moore Rule If a person wins an award for several films, then he or she receives NO points.
	The Tie Breaker If there's a tie in fifth place in any category, the producer, director, actor or screenwriter who has won the most awards for that particular film receives 0.01 points extra. All awards listed on imdb.com are taken in consideration, including awards from film festivals and local critics.
Picture Category and Director Category
	The Formula's Most Important Rule The scores of the producers and directors who are not nominated for the DGA, the PGA or the SAG Ensemble Awards get divided by 2.5. Unless... More info
The Acting Categories
	The Meryl Streep Rule An actor or actress who won an Oscar in the past (for an acting performance), and has two points or more from at least two awards (wins or nominations), receives 2 points extra. More info
	The Kate Winslet Rule A performance can receive points in only one category: leading or supporting. Which category that is, is determined by the chronological first award on the Calendar that mentions that performance (as winner, runner-up or nominee) Once the category is determined, that performance can only receive points if: it wins an award, no matter in which category it wins it's nominated or runner-up in the determined category it receives a nomination from the Screen Actors Guild or the BAFTA, no matter in which category it's nominated. More info
	The Alicia Vikander Rule If more than one performance of the same actor is in the top 5 of one category, only the performance who was chronological the first to get points will stay in the top five. If both performances received their first points from the same organisation, then the performnace who has the most points at the end of the formula will be in the top five.
	The Leading Rule The score of every leading actor/actress who isn't nominated for the SAG (individual awards only) nor the Golden Globes, and never received an Oscar nomination before gets divided by 3.3.
	The Supporting Rule The score of every supporting actor/actress who isn't nominated for the Golden Globes nor the SAG (via an individual or an ensemble award), gets divided by 3.3, unless they profit by The Meryl Streep Rule.

The Formula's Most Important Rule The Too Early Front Runner The Over-Estimated Comedy Rule The Meryl Streep Rule The Kate Winslet Rule Other General Rules

How The Final Scores Are Calculated: Best Picture Category Best Director Category The Acting Categories The Writing Category

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