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Critics' Choice 2014 Winners & Nominees

The 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014) took place on January 16, 2014. 12 Years a Slave won Best Picture and 2 more awards. Gravity won the most, 7 of its 10 nominations. Every winner and nominee in all 28 categories is below.

All 28 categories Most wins
categories
28
nominations
142
films nominated
52
winners
25
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Best Picture
12 Years a Slave
Headline winners

Critics' Choice 2014: The Winners

12 Years a Slave won Best Picture against 8 other nominees. Alfonso Cuarón (Best Director), Matthew McConaughey (Best Actor) and Leonardo DiCaprio (Best Actor in a Comedy Movie) took the main individual prizes.

12 Years a Slave (2013) movie poster Best Picture

Best Picture

12 Years a Slave

2013 · Biography, Drama, History · $188M worldwide

3 wins from 13 nominations at the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)

  • Best Supporting Actress
  • Best Adapted Screenplay

A free man living with his family in the North, Solomon Northup is kidnapped and sold into slavery in the Deep South. Stripped of his name and identity, he endures horrific conditions and faces brutal treatment while struggling to survive and maintain hope. Through perseverance and unexpected alliances, he fights to reclaim his freedom and return to his loved ones.

About 12 Years a Slave
Scoreboard

Critics' Choice 2014: Which Films Won the Most

Gravity won 7 awards from 10 nominations. 10 films won at least once, while Captain Phillips went home empty-handed from 6 nominations. Green is wins, blue is nominations.

  1. Gravity (2013) movie poster
    Gravity 7 / 10
    2013 · Sci-Fi, Drama · 7 wins from 10 nominations
  2. American Hustle (2013) movie poster
    American Hustle 4 / 13
    2013 · Drama, History · 4 wins from 13 nominations
  3. 12 Years a Slave (2013) movie poster
    12 Years a Slave 3 / 13
    2013 · Biography, Drama · 3 wins from 13 nominations
  4. Dallas Buyers Club (2013) movie poster
    Dallas Buyers Club 2 / 3
    2013 · Biography, Drama · 2 wins from 3 nominations
  5. The Great Gatsby (2013) movie poster
    The Great Gatsby 2 / 3
    2013 · Drama, Romance · 2 wins from 3 nominations
  6. Frozen (2013) movie poster
    Frozen 2 / 2
    2013 · Action, Adventure · 2 wins from 2 nominations
  7. Lone Survivor (2013) movie poster
    Lone Survivor 2 / 2
    2013 · Action, Biography · 2 wins from 2 nominations
  8. The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) movie poster
    The Wolf of Wall Street 1 / 6
    2013 · Biography, Drama · 1 win from 6 nominations
  9. Blue Jasmine (2013) movie poster
    Blue Jasmine 1 / 2
    2013 · Drama, Comedy · 1 win from 2 nominations
  10. 20 Feet from Stardom (2013) movie poster
    20 Feet from Stardom 1 / 1
    2013 · Documentary · 1 win from 1 nomination
Full results

All 28 Critics' Choice 2014 Categories: Winners & Nominees

28 categories and 142 nominations; Best Picture had the most nominees (9). The winner of each comes first, on a green row. Search for a film or a person, show only the winners, or jump straight to a category.

28 categories · 142 nominations

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By genre

The Genres Behind the Critics' Choice 2014 Winners

Drama led with 112 nominations across 35 films and won 22. A film with several genres counts for each one.

  1. Drama 22 wins · 112 nominations · 20%
  2. Thriller 15 wins · 47 nominations · 32%
  3. Biography 8 wins · 43 nominations · 19%
  4. Adventure 2 wins · 39 nominations · 5%
  5. History 9 wins · 38 nominations · 24%
  6. Comedy 4 wins · 36 nominations · 11%
  7. Action 4 wins · 35 nominations · 11%
  8. Crime 5 wins · 32 nominations · 16%
  9. Sci-Fi 7 wins · 29 nominations · 24%
  10. Fantasy 2 wins · 14 nominations · 14%
2014 season

How the Rest of the 2014 Awards Season Voted

The other 12 ceremonies of 2014, with the winner of each top prize. 12 Years a Slave also won the top prize at 4 of them.

All 2014 awards
Earlier years

Previous Critics' Choice Ceremonies

The 6 ceremonies before this one, with the winner of each top prize. The Critics' Choice page has every year back to 1996.

Every Critics' Choice ceremony

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Critics' Choice 2014: Questions & Answers

The top prize, the film that won the most, the most-nominated film, the individual winners and the date of the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014), answered from the results on this page.

Who won Best Picture at the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)?

12 Years a Slave (2013) won Best Picture. The other nominees were American Hustle, Captain Phillips, Dallas Buyers Club, Gravity, Inside Llewyn Davis, Nebraska, Saving Mr. Banks and The Wolf of Wall Street.

About 12 Years a Slave

Which film won the most awards at the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)?

Gravity (2013) won the most: 7 awards from 10 nominations. American Hustle was next with 4 wins.

Which film had the most nominations at the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)?

American Hustle (2013) and 12 Years a Slave (2013) led with 13 nominations each.

Who won the acting and directing awards at the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)?

Best Director: Alfonso Cuarón for Gravity. Best Actor: Matthew McConaughey for Dallas Buyers Club. Best Actor in a Comedy Movie: Leonardo DiCaprio for The Wolf of Wall Street. Best Actor in an Action Movie: Mark Wahlberg for Lone Survivor. Best Actress: Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine. Best Actress in a Comedy Movie: Amy Adams for American Hustle. Best Actress in an Action Movie: Sandra Bullock for Gravity. Best Supporting Actor: Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club.

When was the 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014)?

The 19th Critics' Choice Awards (2014) took place on January 16, 2014. The database has 28 categories and 142 nominations for it.