Jason Tremblay, 9, Delivers Cutest Ever Acceptance Speech at 2016 Critics

“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” might have been shut out of the Oscar best picture race, but the box office behemoth will get a shot to compete with heavyweights like “The Martian” and “The Revenant” at the Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday night.

Australian filmmaker George Miller and his stars and crew from Mad Max: Fury Road have blazed their way through one of America’s top awards shows.

The young actor then went on to thank the people who voted to give him the award, as well as praised the talent he was up against and, subsequently, beat in the category. Judd Apatow presented Amy Schumer with the Critics’ Choice MVP award for her work on Comedy Central’s “Inside Amy Schumer’ and Universal’s “Trainwreck'”. The host was actor/comedian T.J. Miller from “Silicon Valley”.

Spotlight, about the Boston Globe reporters who uncovered sexual abuse in the Catholic church, was named best picture.

While Anderson was making a joke, the Critics’ Choice Awards winners do often reflect who will go on to win the Oscar, making the ceremony an interesting barometer for the season as everyone gears up for the Guild Awards and, eventually, the Oscars on February 28.

The 9-year-old Canadian actor delivered an adorable speech after winning “Best Young Actor/Actress” for his role in the drama “Room”.

Jennifer Lawrence’s best friend Amy Schumer also put on a very busty show as she flaunted her cleavage in a plunging white Calvin Klein gown.

The 2016 Critic’s Choice Awards took place Sunday in Santa Monica, California. The actor, who received a standing ovation as he took the stage, thanked the film’s co-writer and director, Ryan Coogler (“You made it all special”), and star Michael B. Jordan (“You’re a special talent”).

“The Big Short” won for best comedy film. ‘It must be a super hard vote because of all of the other great actors in this category’.

Hungarian Holocaust drama Son of Saul was declared the best foreign film. The singer was nominated for Best Supporting Actor In A Movie Or Limited Series for his performance as the Tin-Man in NBC’s The Wiz Live!

Jeffrey Tambor accepts the award for best actor in a comedy series for Transparent.