Jan 26th 2014, 16:31, by David Pierce
Oscar season is in full swing, and so is amateur prognostication about who will win. But for all the box office numbers, awards show results, and ever-elusive buzz, there's never been a predictor so reliable as the winner of the Director's Guild of America's top prize, the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures. On Saturday night that award went to Alfonso Cuaron, for his terrifying sci-fi film Gravity.
The DGA has a nearly 90-percent success rate
The Guild has given the award 65 times, the Hollywood Reporter found, and 58 times the winning film has gone on to win Best Director at the Oscars. 52 times, the film has won Best Picture. The award is decided by the Guild's 15,000-some members, which includes...
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