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美国电影学院提名2013十佳电影 The American Film Institute has named its top films of 2013, offering up one of the most accurate pictures so far of the likely nominees for next years Oscar for best film. 美国电影学院已提名了2013年十佳电影，此名单中的电影是目前最有可能获得明年奥斯卡最佳影片提名的电影。 ? The AFI list is, in alphabetical order: ? American Hustle ? Captain Phillips ? Fruitvale Station ? Gravity ? Her ? Inside Llewyn Davis ? Nebraska ? Saving Mr Banks ? Twelve Years a Slave ? The Wolf of Wall Street ? Last year eight out of the 10 films chosen by the institute were also named by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the best picture category. Oscars experts are predicting that this years list of Academy award nominees could be shorter, so the AFI rundown is bad news indeed for missing awards-season hopefuls such as Lee Danielss The Butler, Woody Allens Blue Jasmine, and the Aids drama Dallas Buyers Club. Other high-profile films which have failed to make the list include the starry stage adaptation August: Osage County, Robert Redfords solo yachtsman tale All Is Lost, and escaped convict drama Labor Day, which stars Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin. ? Of those in this years list, Twelve Years a Slave, American Hustle, Gravity and Her have already picked up prizes from critics bodies, so would be predicted to grab a best-picture nomination. Martin Scorseses The Wolf of Wall Street, starring Leonardo Di Caprio, is almost certain of a nod following a hugely positive reaction to a recent screening for Oscars voters, while Paul Greengrasss London film festival hit Captain Phillips is also considered a leading contender. Fruitvale Station, Inside Llewyn Davis and Nebraska might be considered outside bets, though all three films have picked up garlands at film festivals such as Cannes and Sundance. ? The chosen movies are intended to be those which best advance the art of the moving image, enhance the rich cultural heritage of Americas art form, inspire audiences and artists alike and/or make a mark on Ame