The Dark Knight Rises TDKR Oscar Chances? - Part 2

[Agent Orange]

Dude, I don't know. The visual effects in Snow White are quite striking. I mean, there's some seriously brilliant imagery in that film, especially on the visual effects side.

I'm not that bent on Snow White getting a visual effects nomination.

Different strokes, I guess. This category is becoming increasingly CG heavy. They should just change it's name to "Best Achievement in CGI."

 

[CapedCrusader14]

Different strokes, I guess. This category is becoming increasingly CG heavy. They should just change it's name to "Best Achievement in CGI."

 

[J.Howlett]

Different strokes, I guess. This category is becoming increasingly CG heavy. They should just change it's name to "Best Achievement in CGI."

Now that, I agree with. I love CG but yeah, the category has become too vfx heavy.

 

[Elevator Man]

Though I never believed TDKR had a shot in the major awards categories. I was surprised that it didn't get any of the technical awards noms. And I know I'm in the minority up here when it comes to the score, but I'm glad Zimmer didn't get a nomination. The score was more of the same, imo. So why nominate it if they didn't bother nominating the previous two scores anyway?

 

[Agent Orange]

I had a bad feeling back in July that it was going to get left out of the sound categories. Depending on the format you watched it in there were a lot of people complaining that the music and sound effects overwhelmed the dialog.

 

[Pfeiffer-Pfan]

The sound was alot more overwhelming in TDK...

 

[Robin91939]

According to EMPIRE's Top 500 Films:


The Prestige -- #305
Memento -- #173
Batman Begins -- #81
The Dark Knight -- #15

Inception wasn't made when the list was created, but it was named Empire's #1 film of "2010, maybe ever." So, it stands to reason it'd be in the top 100 of this list. I'd argue that The Dark Knight Rises will be in those Top 500 films as well the next time they compile a list like this...

A LOT of Mr. Nolan's films rank higher, MUCH higher, than films that won the Best Picture within the same given year.

My point isn't just the fact that films like The Dark Knight, Memento, The Dark Knight Rises and Inception should have been nominated for Best Picture, but at least two of them probably should have won.

And the fact that Nolan has yet to be recognized as a Best Director nominee, when every one of his major releases has been recognized as a TOP FILM OF ALL TIME...It's just a shame.

-R

 

[Agent Orange]

I was pretty confident that Zero Dark Thirty was going to dominate but after today it's pretty obvious that the old guys in the Academy wish to honour Spielberg again. Lincoln is going to clean up.

 

[kvz5]

Anne lost the Critics Choice award for Best Action Actress to Jennifer Lawrence. Bale lost to Daniel Craig. TDKR lost to Skyfall.

 

[CapedCrusader14]

Damn. Well Skyfall is my 2nd favourite film of 2012 so it doesn't bother me much.

 

[kvz5]

I actually thought for a second that Bale was winning because he was actually there. Stars usually just attend these smaller scale awards shows if they're winning.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

I am not upset. As good as Bale was in TDKR (best acting job in the film), Craig is simply magnetic as Bond.

 

[DaRkVeNgeanCe]

Im not surprised one but that Rises didn't receive any nominations, I really wasn't expecting it to.

 

[Dark Knight]

Will The Avengers be looked at as a massive fail in the future? It recently "won" an online Los Angeles Times poll as the most overrated film of 2012 in a landslide with 85 percent.

Lol! Now THAT is not surprising!

 

[DJ Kornphlake]

Will The Avengers be looked at as a massive fail in the future? It recently "won" an online Los Angeles Times poll as the most overrated film of 2012 in a landslide with 85 percent.

That was a pretty ridiculous poll anyhow. Not because Avengers "won" it, but because the choices were laughable:

http://www.latimes.com/entertainmen...d-movie-2012-poll-12-20121226,0,4873298.story

 

[Agent Orange]

That was a pretty ridiculous poll anyhow. Not because Avengers "won" it, but because the choices were laughable:

http://www.latimes.com/entertainmen...d-movie-2012-poll-12-20121226,0,4873298.story

Wow, I wasn't aware that Rises wasn't on it. It probably would have been a slugfest between the two "comic book" movies for the number one spot.

 

[DJ Kornphlake]

Yup, no TDKR, Hunger Games, Skyfall, Twilight, the Hobbit or Amazing Spider-Man; aka 6 of the 7 highest grossing movies of the year.

 

[Agent Orange]

Well (if I'm not mistaken) The LA Times gave Rises a perfect score so in retrospect it's not a surprise that they didn't include it.

 

[Dragon_316ca]

Avengers was also voted Most Overrated by Metacritic users (with TDKR right behind it): http://www.metacritic.com/feature/best-of-2012-user-poll-results

 

[Mysteryman]

It's nomination reminds of me of The Golden Compass' laughable nomination and subsequent win. Snow White will probably follow suit.

I forgot TGC won.
The mind blocks out such Traumas.

 

[Dark Knight]

This is what the Academy Awards is about brotha . Politics. Plain and simple. We should not be surprised TDKR was snubbed, but snubbed in the technical fields? Really?

Politics = Zero nominations for TDKR.

TDKR not being nominated in at least the technical fields is even more proof positive of that. Plus the Academy's biased and disrespect toward comic book genre films in general and there you go.

The hypocrisy of the Academy voters knows no bounds.

What a joke. I won't be watching the Academy joke of a show....again.

BTW, even Lincoln is not that great of a film either. Long and boring. DDL is the only real shining light in that ho hum of a film.

 

[Dark Knight]

According to EMPIRE's Top 500 Films:


The Prestige -- #305
Memento -- #173
Batman Begins -- #81
The Dark Knight -- #15

Inception wasn't made when the list was created, but it was named Empire's #1 film of "2010, maybe ever." So, it stands to reason it'd be in the top 100 of this list. I'd argue that The Dark Knight Rises will be in those Top 500 films as well the next time they compile a list like this...

A LOT of Mr. Nolan's films rank higher, MUCH higher, than films that won the Best Picture within the same given year.

My point isn't just the fact that films like The Dark Knight, Memento, The Dark Knight Rises and Inception should have been nominated for Best Picture, but at least two of them probably should have won.

And the fact that Nolan has yet to be recognized as a Best Director nominee, when every one of his major releases has been recognized as a TOP FILM OF ALL TIME...It's just a shame.

-R

Yeah the Academy and it's hypocrisy is just so blatant it really discredits them.

They are a joke.

 

[Dark Knight]

Don't delude yourselves...TDKR is no Blade Runner. It's no TDK either. While I'd argue it might be a better film than a couple of nominees, it doesn't particularly DESERVE to win anything. In no category would I say it's a better quality or more inventive film than everything else nominated. Including cinematography. The only category where it was my favorite thing of the year was the score.

Bullcrap. TDKR deserved to be nominated at least in some technical fields.

Politics man....politics.

 

[Dark Knight]

The outright snub isn't a big deal (Snow White and the Huntsman for visual effects? lol) this year's Oscars are bi-polar as hell. Bigelow should have been a lock for Best Director. Those old men in the Academy were smoking some strong stuff this winter.

Or getting a lot of special gifts sent their way as usual and or b***jobs. haha

 

[BatLobster]

IMO TDKR had more balls and ambition than any other film from 2012. We can argue the execution all day, but Nolan did some extraordinary, outside the box things with the freedom he was given on a project of this size, and he did so while honoring a pop culture icon and making a great mass entertainment film.

I'll cherish this movie for decades to come, and look forward to sharing the trilogy with my children some day, if I ever have any. The award stuff is all white noise. The true prize is the film(s).