BAFTAs 2018: 7 Ups & 6 Downs
Salma Hayek put Hollywood in its place.
The journey to the Oscars is almost complete, and most big winners are pretty much locked-in at this point, but before the March 4th ceremony takes place, the British get to have their say with the BAFTAs.
This year's ceremony wasn't full of surprises or a particularly remarkable show for the ages - with many on social media calling it "boring" and "predictable" - but it's still hard to deny that some of the year's very best films and talents were duly rewarded.
It was a mixed show, for sure, with BAFTA making mostly safe awards choices and not doing anything particularly adventurous, yet there were some wonderfully heartfelt speeches and one show-stealing moment that became the night's most talked-about moment.
The BAFTAs may feel like a mere formality on the road to the Academy Awards, and the stars were disappointingly sober this year, but they still got more right than they didn't.
But up first, here's what didn't quite work...