2018 Oscar Nominations
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Surprised Wonder Woman didn't get something in one of the technical categories.
Kobe Bryant being an Oscar Nominee is kind of neat for me
Kobe Bryant being an Oscar Nominee is kind of neat for me
#54
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Honestly I feel like Logan would have gotten some nominations if it weren’t a comic book film. The Academy seems to close off anything in a genre like that no matter how good or critically acclaimed. I think Heath Ledger was more of a special circumstance because of his death. Patrick Stewart deserved the Best Supporting Actor nomination just as much.
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Honestly I feel like Logan would have gotten some nominations if it weren’t a comic book film. The Academy seems to close off anything in a genre like that no matter how good or critically acclaimed. I think Heath Ledger was more of a special circumstance because of his death. Patrick Stewart deserved the Best Supporting Actor nomination just as much.
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#57
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I missed that. At least it’s something but it’s not really one of the talked about nominations. I think the big ones are Picture, Director, Actor/Actress, and Supporting Actor/Actress. Screenplay is still something but I don’t feel like it gets as much attention.
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And it is nowhere deserving of any of those. If a genre film was going to get it, it would've been BR2049.
#59
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I think Stewart’s performance was worthy of a Best Supporting Actor nomination. Easily one of the best performances last year and probably of his career.
#60
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I actually think the Adapted Screenplay nomination is much more significant, in a way, than any of those other nominations would be, because it's a nomination that directly relates to the comic book medium. The material from which the screenplay was adapted is comic books. The comic book roots can be much more easily glossed over in those other categories.
#61
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Have some catch up to do, when are the Oscars again ?
Best Picture:
“Call Me by Your Name”
“Darkest Hour”
“Dunkirk”
“Get Out”
“Lady Bird”
“Phantom Thread”
“The Post”
“The Shape of Water”
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
Best Picture:
“Call Me by Your Name”
“Darkest Hour”
“Dunkirk”
“Lady Bird”
“Phantom Thread”
“The Post”
“The Shape of Water”
#62
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March 4th.
#64
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Two first-timers nominated. Impressive.
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Tickets go on sale the 25th.
https://www.amctheatres.com/2018-best-picture-showcase
Regal Cinemas did it last year for about half the price and for 10 days, but no announcement from them on whether or not they'll do it again this year.
https://www.amctheatres.com/2018-best-picture-showcase
Regal Cinemas did it last year for about half the price and for 10 days, but no announcement from them on whether or not they'll do it again this year.
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I guess I really need to make an effort to see "The Shape of Water." The trailers are impressive, but I had no idea that it was an oscar-worthy film. I'm looking forward to it.
Get Out was a surprise to me.
Get Out was a surprise to me.
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Tickets go on sale TOMORROW for Regal's Best Picture Film Festival! Don't miss the 9 Academy Award-nominated Best Picture films back on the big screen. Learn more: https://t.co/O0Wih9X7je pic.twitter.com/eU7x247jWb
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Or see them all for $10 with MoviePass.