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Jul 19, 2015 - 1:18 PM
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henry
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I think Fury ROAD deserves Oscars for cinematography, visual effects, sound, sound effects editing, editing, make-up, production design-set decoration, score, director, picture and maybe actress for Theron. I'm not saying it will win those, but deserves them. But if RETURN OF THE KING won many of those, I think FURY ROAD has a chance too. RETURN OF THE KING is a great film, but I think FURY ROAD is even better. I mention ROTK because it's a fantasy film as is FURY ROAD. What Miller has pulled off is incredible! He certainly deserves his second Oscar for this.
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Jul 20, 2015 - 10:12 PM
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Jon Broxton
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Nominations maybe for cinematography, production design, visual effects, sound, sound effects editing, and make-up, but it's going have some stiff competition. As far as the others - you're in dreamland. It doesn't stand a chance of director, picture or actress, and as for the score, there are at least 30 scores better than it (IMHO) this year already, and we're barely past the half-way point.
Bill Conti has more chance of a nomination.
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Jul 20, 2015 - 10:25 PM
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henry
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Nominations maybe for cinematography, production design, visual effects, sound, sound effects editing, and make-up, but it's going have some stiff competition. As far as the others - you're in dreamland. It doesn't stand a chance of director, picture or actress, and as for the score, there are at least 30 scores better than it (IMHO) this year already, and we're barely past the half-way point.
Bill Conti has more chance of a nomination.
I really think it has a shot for a picture and director nomination too! It is the best reviewed movie of the year so far, and some websites say it has a shot at those nominations. And like I said, DISTRICT 9 got a nomination and FR is better than that film.
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I really can't see FR getting serious consideration for the 1980's trilogy. ROTK aside, when was the last time a "popcorn flick" won Best Picture?
Didn´t Gladiator win for best movie back in 2001 or something?
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Jan 14, 2016 - 4:14 PM
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JohnnyG
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Nominations maybe for cinematography, production design, visual effects, sound, sound effects editing, and make-up, but it's going have some stiff competition. As far as the others - you're in dreamland. It doesn't stand a chance of director, picture or actress, and as for the score, there are at least 30 scores better than it (IMHO) this year already, and we're barely past the half-way point.
Bill Conti has more chance of a nomination.
Boy, Jonathan, talking about nailing it! 
Asi es la vida, no? (In other words, sh*t happens!  )
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Hopefully it will be nominated for Best Picture, after all DISTRICT 9 was. 
