In the history of the Oscars, the most frequently awarded films are films set in a bygone era and featuring advanced special effects. With visual effects supervisor Andrew Jackson dismissing the lack of special effects in Nolan’s film in the past few hours, the film is getting closer and closer to the possibility of snatching statuettes. With a $777 million global gross, critical acclaim, and the 2024 delay of Dune Part Two, it really feels like Nolan’s time.
Oppenheimer has been a crazy box office success, grossing $777 million worldwide. Christopher Nolan’s film, about the award-winning American physicist who is considered the alleged father of the atomic bomb, unites critics and audiences from all latitudes around the world. Everyone calls this film a real masterpiece, and it is enjoying more and more success at the Oscars.
Recall that in the history of the Oscars, the most often awarded films were those that take place in past eras and are characterized by advanced special effects, such as Titanic James Cameron (1997) e The Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King Peter Jackson (2003). With visual effects supervisor Andrew Jackson dismissing the lack of special effects in Christopher Nolan’s film in the past few hours, the film is getting closer to being able to steal the statuettes (and above all, the most coveted of the statuettes, that’s for the best picture).
With $777 million in global revenue, wild critical acclaim, a very high audience rating, and a delayed release The Dunes: Part Two until 2024, it really looks like a Nolan moment.
The Oscars race has changed this week: Warner Bros. officially ceased to exist. The Dunes: Part Two until 2024, ”writes an American magazine during these hours. diversity. “This move could be a game-changer for a summer blockbuster. Oppenheimerwhich is the second highest grossing film of the summer.”
As he points out diversityReally, Oppenheimer AND The Dunes: Part Two They seem destined to challenge each other at the Oscars, but the 180-degree turn ensures the films don’t end up competing instead. As we will see below, this will benefit both.
“I agree with the WB decision to move Dunes 2”, writes journalist Clayton Davis in an article recently published on the website diversity. “Why push the director Denis Villeneuve, who sensationally neglects the first chapter, with different masters of cinema? Continuations of the series (for example, The Lord of the Rings – The Two Towers 2002) frequently missed a nomination for director before the third installment disrupted the subsequent ceremony.
So remember that the first movie Dunes (Villeneuve, of course) won six Oscars: set design, photography, editing, sound, visual effects and original soundtrack.
“Based on the trailer and early comments, it’s likely that Chapter 2 will still be competitive in the same categories (maybe even more so). WITH Oppenheimer“Nolan brings together another exceptional team of talented artists competing in the same categories,” says Clayton Davis. So it can only be good for both The Dunes: Part Two is Oppenheimer you won’t have to face your opponent because both of you will have a better chance of winning figurines (and box office too).
In addition, Denis Villeneuve’s film is being produced by Universal Pictures, which is keen (obviously) to win the next Academy Awards after failing with 1917
It is currently believed that, barring unforeseen circumstances, Oppenheimer will receive about 12 Oscar nominations: Best Picture, Director, Actor (Cillian Murphy), Supporting Actor (Robert Downey Jr.), Supporting Actress (Emily Blunt), Adapted Screenplay, Production Design, Photography, Costume Design, editing, sound and music. original sound.
With 12 nominations, the Los Alamos Manhattan Project’s story about the origins of the atomic bomb would rank among other films such as Ben Hur (1959) Dance with Wolves (1990) and Schindler’s list (1993).
If he manages to get other nominations – such as make-up and hair, visual effects, and possibly a double nomination from Matt Damon as a supporting actor – he’ll even surpass the aforementioned titles (which have made big-screen history with full rights). and the Oscars).
Entertainment bible with stars and stripes diversityemphasizes, however, that it is still very early to make predictions and concerns, given that the autumn festivals will begin in a few days (along with the Venice Film Festival and the city of Telluride in Colorado, which will begin in the next few days).
A series of upcoming films such as Owner Bradley Cooper or drama science fiction by Yorgos Lanthimos Poor thingsMight actually be a worthy competition, who knows…
The main protagonist of the biopic, signed by English director Christopher Nolan, is Cillian Murphy, who on the set plays the American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, considered the alleged father of the atomic bomb (even if the “mother”, let’s face it, “It was the Italian physicist Enrico Fermi , which, however, is not mentioned much in the film. But we will cope with this, also because the fatherhood – or motherhood – of an atomic bomb is, of course, not something that one wants to achieve at any cost. would be enough to have Meucci instead of Bella here).
The graceful Cillian Murphy is flanked by big Hollywood stars, including Emily Blunt as his wife, biologist and botanist Katherine “Kitty” Oppenheimer. Oscar winner Matt Damon plays General Leslie Groves Jr., director of the Manhattan Project, and Robert Downey Jr. plays Lewis Strauss, the founding commissioner of the US Atomic Energy Commission. Academy Award nominee Florence Pugh plays psychiatrist Jean Tatlock, Benny Safdie plays theoretical physicist Edward Teller, Michael Angarano plays Robert Serber, and Josh Hartnett plays American nuclear scientist Ernest Lawrence. Oppenheimer It also stars Academy Award winner Rami Malek and eight-time Oscar nominee actor, writer and director Kenneth Branagh, with whom Nolan previously collaborated on Dunkirk. The cast also includes Dane DeHaan, Dylan Arnold, David Krumholtz, Alden Ehrenreich and Matthew Modine.
If already various films signed by Nolan (among others, Tenet, Dunkirk, Interstellar, Beginning and The Dark Knight trilogy) grossed over $5 billion worldwide (and won 11 Oscars and 36 nominations, including two nominations for Best Picture), this movie is a different story. In fact, this is a film that promises to be – and has already received widespread confirmation – the greatest success of the British director.
The same goes for the main actor: for Cillian Murphy, the role of an American physicist is the role of life. His performance is widely regarded as the most important performance by an Irish actor in his entire career. After all, like the film itselfOppenheimer bluntly states that J. Robert Oppenheimer was the most important person to have lived in the history of the earth.
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