#Nom: Cinematography

[theoscarsproject]

Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991). A cyborg, identical to the one who failed to kill Sarah Connor, must now protect her ten year old son John from an even more advanced and powerful cyborg.

It really does have to be straight up one of the best action movies of all time, and one of the best sequels. Taut, thrilling, action packed, and genuinely pretty emotional - it's one of the few action movie classics that really lives up to the hype. 8/10.

[bongjoonhoe]

did luca guadagnino piss someone off in the academy...

[betty-burnout]

will anything ever compare to the feeling of watching Challengers in theaters for the first time when the camera suddenly becomes the ball

[pikslasrce]

the oscar nominations got me forgetting what movies even came out this year like what is this i havent even heard of these movies b4 this is made up

[curtsies-from-princess-ashlyn]

Finally saw The Holdovers, and my hot take is it was snubbed for both cinematography and production design noms. Its cinematography accomplished and surpassed what I think Maestro was trying to achieve, and (spicy hot take here) its overall production design impressed me more than Barbie's

[porto-rosso]

oscar noms so scary

[lorephobic]

keeping up with awards season has truly turned me into such a vitriolic and bitter person i think the academy should explode and there should be no survivors

[keeganditty]

Emilia Perez is this year's crash

[hereticaas]

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[theoscarsproject]

Dick Tracy (1990). The comic strip detective finds his life vastly complicated when Breathless Mahoney makes advances towards him while he is trying to battle Big Boy Caprice's united mob.

Sin City eat your heart out! This honestly has to be one of the most stylish and thoughtfully-made adaptations from a visual standpoint - art department, costume and hair and make-up teams were truly firing on all cylinders, and it's as camp as it is sumptuous. It's also just really fun? I can't imagine a comic book adaptation taking this sort of risk in 2025, which is a bummer, because sure, it doesn't always work, but when it does, it really does. I can't believe this hasn't become a cult classic. 7.5/10.

[spideyhexx]

kit opinions on oscar noms??

I’ve seen less films this year so I don’t have many opinions besides ones I’ve had based on other people’s thoughts but

Emilia Perez got too many nominations (should’ve gotten zero)

I’m happy Sebastian got nominated for an Oscar (but I wish it was for his film a different man)

And I hope timothee wins best actor because I think it would be poetic

wish Daniel Craig got nominated for queer and I’m very surprised challengers didn’t at least get a soundtrack nom

[rorykillmore]

outrageously hyped that a horror movie as weird and gross as the substance is, is doing so well

[femme-foucault]

Whoaaaa Challengers for Score!!! Who are these people and what have they done with the Globes???

[astreetcarnamedkendall]

luca guadagnino i'm sorry i wasn't an academy voter

(this is for queer mostly but also challengers score)

[buotella]

It’s over for us. The academy is too Emilia Perez pilled

[einaudis]

I wonder if Oppenheimer will be back in theaters here as well. Because I have this supreme need to go again just for the "Can You Hear the Music?" sequence.