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Suicide Squad may be looked at as a bad film, I myself personally quite liked it upon initial viewing, but there is no denying the reason it won a nomination is perfectly acceptable. Whilst the film may suffer from a bad and typical script, many behind the scenes issues and a rushed production, there are two things the film excelled at; 1) acting, and 2) hair and make up- which is what the film was nominated for. And how can one deny that Suicide Squad doesn’t deserve this award?!Just look at these stunning transformations from actor to character;Margot Robbie to Harley Quinn:Jared Leto to The Joker:Cara Delevingne to The Enchantress:Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje to Killer Croc:Look at these again and tell me the film doesn’t deserve the award nomination for best hair and make up! If Suicide Squad doesn’t win then I will, for the first time, feel sorry for the DCEU.(I disliked BvS but not enough for it to recieve a razzie award nomination :( )

It's difficult for any actor (living or dead) to come even close to Streep's list of (151) acting awards and (405) award nominations.Jack Nicholson would probably be on a short list of comparable actors and while his track record for awards and nominations is not quite as impressive as Streep's, I think few people would argue that he is one of the great actors of our generation.He has won the Best Actor/Best Supporting Actor Academy Award three times (pretty damn impressive), the same as has Streep.

No, I don’t believe we can call Tom Hardy an “underrated” actor.Being “underrated” specifically means the quality of someone’s talents is not properly appreciated, and usually also means they don’t receive adequate attention or accolades for their work.Tom Hardy absolutely and demonstrably is considered — by his peers, by award agencies, by the media, and by audiences — to be a great performer. He has received numerous prestigious award nominations, including four British Independent Film Award nominations for Best Actor (two of which he won), an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and a host of others. He is regularly named as among the best performers of his generation.Hardy’s last three films (Venom, Dunkirk, and The Revenant) have grossed nearly $1.6 billion in combined global box office so far (Venom will wind up adding an additional $150+ million by the end of its run). The vast majority of his films received “fresh” scores at Rotten Tomatoes, and Hardy himself typically receives rave reviews for his performances.So he’s famous, he’s a multi-millionaire who commands large salaries for his film projects, he has been in numerous big-branded blockbuster films as well as several Oscar-nominated pictures, he has earned lots of acclaim and award nominations, and he is a popular performer among audiences, the press, and Hollywood professionals. Those aren’t descriptions of someone suffering from lack of adequate recognition and appreciation of their talents.I think a lot of people simply misunderstand and misuse the term “underrated,” as if it is a more general term that means “not enough other people like this actor or this actor’s films as much as I do.” Or even “I like this person/thing a lot, but sometimes I see other people say they don’t like it.”The impression that any existence of negativity or dislike for a person or film equates to the person/thing being “underrated” is something I see frequently in conversations about films — right here on Quora, there are questions asking for underrated film recommendations, and some users will list films like The Godfather or other widely acclaimed popular iconic films, and their explanation is typically “oh yeah I know people do like it, I just think it’s so great it’s even better than anybody realizes,” even when common opinion is that it’s among the greatest films ever made.I am a fan of Tom Hardy’s work, including some of his lesser-seen stuff like The Drop and Bronson. I consider him a marvelous performer, and some of his TV work — such as Taboo and Peaky Blinders — is absolutely brilliant. But I don’t think there’s a general lack of appreciation and recognition of the quality of his talents or of his films.