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Post by Brother Fease on Apr 21, 2024 14:54:46 GMT
In 2022, Dune or Dune: Part One landed 10 Oscar nominations, and won 6 awards for film editing, cinematography, original score, production design, sound, and visual effects. Denis Villeneuve scored nominations for producing and writing, but failed to make the best director line-up.
So far the reception for Dune: Part Two has been better than its predecessor. Lets look at the numbers:
IMDB - Dune 8.0/10, Dune: PT 8.7/10 Rotten Tomatoes Approval Rating - Dune 83%, Dune: PT 93%
Rotten Tomatoes Critical Mean - Dune 7.6/10, Dune: PT 8.4/10 Critics Choice Association - Dune 86/100, Dune: PT 90/100
Villeneuve has a solid record with the Academy. Six of his previous ten films scored at least one Oscar nomination. Arrival and Dune were nominated for Best Picture. Incendies got a Best Foreign Language Film nomination. Since 2010, Enemy is the only film he directed which failed to score any Oscar nominations.
What do you guys think of the Oscar prospects for Dune: Part Two? Will Part Two get any acting or directing nominations? Dune got 10 Oscar nominations and 6 wins. Do you expect Part Two to surpass that?
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Post by rhodoraonline on Apr 21, 2024 15:00:34 GMT
I loved Dune I but Part II felt flat for me. Didn't work as much as I was anticipating. I think Picture and a handful of tech noms. Anything more would surprise me.
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Post by finniussnrub on Apr 21, 2024 15:00:55 GMT
At this venture, all the techs and picture. For screenplay and director, too much game to be played to know the strength of those categories, but I think both would need to be slightly weak for Villeneuve to maintain enough momentum. I don't think any of the actors make it, unless supporting actor is REALLY thin.
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Post by JangoB on Apr 21, 2024 15:37:29 GMT
Super early but let's speculate anyway. I'm thinking this gets everything the first one got... and a bit more. By which I mean a Villeneuve directing nomination.
- Picture - Director - Adapted Screenplay - Cinematography - Production Design - Editing - Original Score - Costume Design - Sound - Visual Effects - Makeup & Hairstyling
I feel there's a good chance that directors will rally around Villeneuve this time, unless the competition is super strong. We'll see how the other WB blockbuster sequels are received but I'm feeling a reverse of their Director nods: Miller and Phillips were nominated for their 2015 and 2019 efforts but I'm predicting that won't happen again, whereas Villeneuve's snub will be rectified. But hey, it's April so what do I know.
Don't see any acting nominations, and the Casting category will be implemented for the next year's bunch.
As for wins, it's definitely taking Visual Effects, and I can see a lot of other techs happening. But nothing above.
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Post by Tommen_Saperstein on Apr 21, 2024 15:37:42 GMT
same nods as last time + Villeneuve. The movie is such a cultural behemoth, I don't see how it does worse than last time around and I don't know why it couldn't win BP or BD (even without acting nods). It's one of the greatest sci-fi epics ever made.
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Post by Brother Fease on Apr 21, 2024 16:20:26 GMT
Super early but let's speculate anyway. I'm thinking this gets everything the first one got... and a bit more. By which I mean a Villeneuve directing nomination. - Picture - Director - Adapted Screenplay - Cinematography - Production Design - Editing - Original Score - Costume Design - Sound - Visual Effects - Makeup & Hairstyling I feel there's a good chance that directors will rally around Villeneuve this time, unless the competition is super strong. We'll see how the other WB blockbuster sequels are received but I'm feeling a reverse of their Director nods: Miller and Phillips were nominated for their 2015 and 2019 efforts but I'm predicting that won't happen again, whereas Villeneuve's snub will be rectified. But hey, it's April so what do I know. Don't see any acting nominations, and the Casting category will be implemented for the next year's bunch.
As for wins, it's definitely taking Visual Effects, and I can see a lot of other techs happening. But nothing above. I thought it was going to be applied for 2024 films. Looks like it only applies to 2025 and beyond.
I am going to say Villeneuve gets producing, directing, and writing recognition next year. He came so close in 2022 to get in for director. Got the DGA nod and all.
The poll expires on December 1st. People can change their vote anytime before then.
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Post by stephen on Apr 21, 2024 16:55:56 GMT
I feel like it's probably going to get exactly the same nominations it got in 2021. I'd be gobsmacked if it got an acting nomination, especially considering how competitive this year looks to be.
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Post by DanQuixote on Apr 21, 2024 18:40:06 GMT
The same ten nominations that Part 1 got, maaaybe it misses Screenplay if Adapted ends up being strong this year.
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Post by sterlingarcher86 on Apr 21, 2024 20:23:10 GMT
Picture and the standard tech nods. Director and adapted screenplay depend on the strength of their categories. (Don’t think it would have made either last year but probably would the year before). No actors. Just don’t see much urge to reward this above the line while a third one is being written.
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Post by Archie on Apr 21, 2024 20:28:36 GMT
Picture and tech. No chance in the other categories. This is looking like a strong year.
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Post by mikediastavrone96 on Apr 21, 2024 20:53:11 GMT
Same as the first film with Villeneuve in Director.
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Post by mhynson27 on Apr 21, 2024 23:27:44 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong.
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Post by stephen on Apr 21, 2024 23:32:51 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong. I mean, going off of the list I've compiled, I'd say it absolutely is, even if we allow for some to underwhelm or flop entirely.
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Post by sterlingarcher86 on Apr 22, 2024 0:14:51 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong. I mean, going off of the list I've compiled, I'd say it absolutely is, even if we allow for some to underwhelm or flop entirely. I’ll be honest I don’t see it. At least not Oscar wise. When I look at these early list ,when it comes to the Oscars, I’m looking for previously nominated directors and/or baity subject matter and not seeing too many great combinations of the two. Some big directors but a lot are making genre films and Yorgos is making an anthology. The Nickel Boys has great subject matter but an unknown filmmaker. Blitz seems like the most prestigious combination of the bunch and Conclave maybe too but a relatively small group of proven heavy hitters at this point. Sing Sing is probably the only non Dune film shown so far this year that will get a BP nomination. All that being said I’m sure Cannes will give us at least one contender and the rest will fill out throughout the year but that happens every year so I think it’s really too early to say either way.
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Post by Brother Fease on Apr 22, 2024 0:20:18 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong. I'm surprised people here are doubting its odds of getting adapted screenplay and director attention.
Maybe people are saying this because Bikeriders, Nightbitch, and Challengers got bumped to 2024.
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Post by finniussnrub on Apr 22, 2024 0:24:32 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong. I'm surprised people here are doubting its odds of getting adapted screenplay and director attention.
Maybe people are saying this because Bikeriders, Nightbitch, and Challengers got bumped to 2024.
OR maybe its because it's APRIL.
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Post by Brother Fease on Apr 22, 2024 0:57:18 GMT
I'm surprised people here are doubting its odds of getting adapted screenplay and director attention.
Maybe people are saying this because Bikeriders, Nightbitch, and Challengers got bumped to 2024.
OR maybe its because it's APRIL. Do people still believe that? The last three Best Picture winners were not released in the fall or winter. Warner Brothers is going to campaign hard for the picture.
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Post by finniussnrub on Apr 22, 2024 1:10:14 GMT
OR maybe its because it's APRIL. Do people still believe that? The last three Best Picture winners were not released in the fall or winter. Warner Brothers is going to campaign hard for the picture. April is not about Dune's release date, but rather the fact that it is April and we don't have a clear picture of what the true contenders are going to be at this point aka Dune's competition. That develops far more clearly with the fall festivals, which we're far from at this point.
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Post by mhynson27 on Apr 22, 2024 4:39:43 GMT
I'm surprised people are saying this year looks strong. I'm surprised people here are doubting its odds of getting adapted screenplay and director attention.
Maybe people are saying this because Bikeriders, Nightbitch, and Challengers got bumped to 2024.
My goodness, let Bikeriders gooooooo.
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Post by Brother Fease on Apr 22, 2024 10:12:28 GMT
I'm surprised people here are doubting its odds of getting adapted screenplay and director attention.
Maybe people are saying this because Bikeriders, Nightbitch, and Challengers got bumped to 2024.
My goodness, let Bikeriders gooooooo. I am not championing Bikeriders here. My point was that people might think it is a strong year because some of the 2023 releases got pushed to 2024.
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Post by Nikan on Apr 22, 2024 10:41:58 GMT
DV missing BD nom would be stuff of history books.
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Post by finniussnrub on Apr 22, 2024 10:52:45 GMT
DV missing BD nom would be stuff of history books. No it wouldn't be...must we replay him missing for the first one, Nolan missing for Inception, Gerwig having just "missed" for Barbie. Right now Dune 2 is a fairly big hit, but not that huge actually compared to many blockbusters. If director ends up like 10 deep in terms of contenders, there's no reason to believe he couldn't miss. Right now we don't have a sense of what the director's race looks like because so few contenders have been seen at this point other than Dune 2, so right now he seems like an obvious choice, but that might not be the case after Cannes and the fall festivals.
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Post by Nikan on Apr 22, 2024 11:48:56 GMT
DV missing BD nom would be stuff of history books. No it wouldn't be...must we replay him missing for the first one, Nolan missing for Inception, Gerwig having just "missed" for Barbie. Right now Dune 2 is a fairly big hit, but not that huge actually compared to many blockbusters. If director ends up like 10 deep in terms of contenders, there's no reason to believe he couldn't miss. Right now we don't have a sense of what the director's race looks like because so few contenders have been seen at this point other than Dune 2, so right now he seems like an obvious choice, but that might not be the case after Cannes and the fall festivals. I appriciate your foresight man, but my statement was coming more from an emotional standpoint... I'm not even the movie's biggest fan but I can't deny his achievement. He put an end to a well-known curse (that a "solid" Dune adaptation is impossible), first part came out in latter Covid-days, shined in a time which was hard for movies to do so, and him being ignored while his crew all got nominated/won made waves of reactions I remember... I can't imagine him going blank twice for this project. Gerwig's *second* snub for a Barbie 2 would be more like it... and for all I care Nolan's 2010 miss *is* a travesty... so yeah, I go more with my impressions than watching the race as closely as some of yous. I thought they disliked Nolan so much they'd snub him for Oppie until he actually won If they snub V for this I'll conclude they hate him now.
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Post by Pittsnogle_Goggins on Apr 22, 2024 13:15:35 GMT
Picture and techs. Denis nom will defer to Dune Messiah
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Post by mhynson27 on Apr 22, 2024 13:38:01 GMT
No it wouldn't be...must we replay him missing for the first one, Nolan missing for Inception, Gerwig having just "missed" for Barbie. Right now Dune 2 is a fairly big hit, but not that huge actually compared to many blockbusters. If director ends up like 10 deep in terms of contenders, there's no reason to believe he couldn't miss. Right now we don't have a sense of what the director's race looks like because so few contenders have been seen at this point other than Dune 2, so right now he seems like an obvious choice, but that might not be the case after Cannes and the fall festivals. I appriciate your foresight man, but my statement was coming more from an emotional standpoint... I'm not even the movie's biggest fan but I can't deny his achievement. He put an end to a well-known curse (that a "solid" Dune adaptation is impossible), first part came out in latter Covid-days, shined in a time which was hard for movies to do so, and him being ignored while his crew all got nominated/won made waves of reactions I remember... I can't imagine him going blank twice for this project. Gerwig's *second* snub for a Barbie 2 would be more like it... and for all I care Nolan's 2010 miss *is* a travesty... so yeah, I go more with my impressions than watching the race as closely as some of yous. I thought they disliked Nolan so much they'd snub him for Oppie until he actually won If they snub V for this I'll conclude they hate him now. But he got in for Dunkirk....
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