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Kong: Skull Island gets Oscar nomination, Visual Effects
posté par Mon-StarSTAFFMOD le 23 janvier 2018 à 11h04
Visual Effects Nominees
- Blade Runner 2049 John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, Paul Lambert and Richard R. Hoover
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Christopher Townsend, Guy Williams, Jonathan Fawkner and Dan Sudick
- Kong: Skull Island Stephen Rosenbaum, Jeff White, Scott Benza and Mike Meinardus
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi Ben Morris, Mike Mulholland, Neal Scanlan and Chris Corbould
- War for the Planet of the Apes Joe Letteri, Daniel Barrett, Dan Lemmon and Joel Whist
The year of the Ape.
All nominees: https://www.oscars.org/oscars/ceremonies/2018
Réponse de rudely_murray
le 23 janvier 2018 à 19h40
Surprising that neither of the eligible Best Picture contenders - The Shape of Water or Dunkirk - made the final five. I would predict (and hope for) Blade Runner 2049 to win here, but would not count out Star Wars or Planet of the Apes.
Réponse de Renovatio
le 23 janvier 2018 à 20h43
Dunkirk didn't have many visual effects...
The Planet of the Apes effects were astounding... The Apes were photorealistic for the most part...
Réponse de rudely_murray
le 23 janvier 2018 à 20h51
Agree, but sometimes Best Picture pull is enough to swing a nomination for a film that otherwise would be unlikely to compete in the category (The Revenant, for example, only, really, had the bear scene). I thought Dunkirk's overall tech strength might squeak it in.
Also agree on Planet of the Apes - although I found it the weakest film of the trilogy, the effects were superb.
Réponse de Renovatio
le 23 janvier 2018 à 21h18
@rudely_murray I know what you mean, but I think Dunkirk has a good chance of snatching the cinematography Oscar away from Blade Runner 2049... I can't see any of the others winning it...
Réponse de rudely_murray
le 23 janvier 2018 à 21h46
@Renovatio - I completely agree, but I hope Deakins takes this. Dunkirk was crisply shot but, really, it's most impressive achievements are in other departments.
The Shape of Water, which hasn't opened yet where I am, is being picked as a possibility in some circles. Del Toro's films do always look ravishing and it may simply suck up a number of technical Oscars as the most heavily nominated movie on the ballot.
And there's a path - however slim - for Rachel Morrison to win for Mudbound, who would make history as the first ever female winner (and, indeed, nominee) in the category.
I do feel we have a real race for the Cinematography Oscar. Indeed, with the acting awards more or less sewn up, most of this year's suspense may lie in below the line categories.
Réponse de Renovatio
le 24 janvier 2018 à 04h39
Would have liked for Deakins to have won for The Assasination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford... It'll be interesting to see who wins... I can see people giving it to Morrison, if Blade runner and Dunkirk split their "big movie" vote...
Réponse de jorgito2001
le 24 janvier 2018 à 08h31
I'll be rooting for Kong, but given that list of nominees...tough sell!
Réponse de Savage918
le 12 novembre 2019 à 21h39
Regarding Roger Deakins, he was nominated for Skyfall and I was hoping he would win, because the film cinematography in that movie was gorgeous!