Sentences with phrase «picture nomination without»

Breaking Away was one of the fortunate few to get a Best Picture nomination without any tried - and - true ingredients.

Not exact matches

Even without a Best Picture nomination, Schnabel shouldn't be discounted, though Tony Gilroy's impeccable aping of Sydney Pollack's sleepy - time career work probably should.
And, it goes without saying, the two films nominated for PGA's most likely to miss out on a Best Picture nomination are «Ex Machina» and «Sicario» although this pundit is personally overjoyed they received some just recognition.
Winners like The Bourne Ultimatum, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Matrix have won without the benefit of a Best Picture nomination.
Even without a Picture or Director mention the biopic scored four nominations: Actor (Michael Fassbender), Supporting Actress (Kate Winslet), Screenplay and Score.
You can knock «The Revenant's» chances because the last time a movie won Best Picture without a screenwriting nomination was «Titanic» in 1998 (18 years ago).
The Shape of Water is in it for screenplay and director, but without a SAG ensemble nomination (which it really did deserve) it's hard to see it pulling it out for Best Picture.
Can it become one of the few films to win without a Best Picture nomination?
Although it would be quite something if it does win considering the time before Argo that a film won Best Picture (and Best Actress) without a Best Director nomination also had a (now) problematic view on race, Driving Miss Daisy.
Did you know that in all of SAG / DGA / Oscar history, no DGA winner has ever predicted Best Picture without a SAG ensemble nomination?
If his film wins Best Picture he's always going to be that guy who won without a director nomination.
I'm still going to bet that the film with the Best Picture nomination is the best bet to win (13/15 out of the past winners have had BP nominations — and no film since they expanded Best Picture has won the Eddie without a Best Pic nod), although honestly Star Wars: The Force Awakens could totally take it (and then take the Oscar too).
The biggest question mark will be for the acting nods, since we all know that without a SAG nomination, your «Best Picture» prospects are pretty much dead in the water.
Interstellar's five nominations weren't quite enough for it to take the honour previously held by Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight for the most nods without a shot at best picture.
No film has earned Best Picture without a Best Cast nomination since 1995, when Braveheart upset Apollo 13 at the Oscars.
No other film since 1995's «Braveheart» has taken Best Picture without also claiming a Screen Actors Guild ensemble nomination.
Last year, for example, the musical «La La Land» set a record for the most nominations — 14 — without winning best picture, and the documentary «O.J.: Made in America,» with a running time of nearly eight hours, became the longest film ever to win an Academy Award.
For 30 years the «No film has ever won the Best Picture Oscar without an Editing nomination since Ordinary People!»
It seems plausible that, even without a Best Picture nomination, it can do what others have not.
The expanded Oscar ballot makes it even harder than ever to win for cinematography without a Best Picture nomination because voters tend to like to spread the wealth among the Best Pic nominees.
These are two other categories where the film might well be nominated without a Best Picture nomination.
The victory for «The Shape of Water» is rather surprising because, for the first time in over 20 years, a Best Picture winner has won the top prize without having a nomination for Best Cast from SAG, along with another big surprise of not winning its respective Screenplay category on the way to the top.
Grand Hotel was the only Best Picture to win without any other nominations, and beat out the likes of John Ford's Arrowsmith, King Vidor's The Champ, Josef von Sternberg's Shanghai Express and Ernst Lubitsch's The Smiling Lieutenant.
And only five films in movie history have won Best Picture without a craft nomination: The Broadway Melody (1929), Grand Hotel (1932), It Happened One Night (1934), Annie Hall (1977), and Ordinary People (1980).
The film became the third film in ACCA history to win Best Picture without a Director nomination.
Doubts seemed to be confirmed when David O. Russell failed to get a Globe nod for director (only Driving Miss Daisy has ever won Best Picture in the musical / comedy category without a nomination for director), and more importantly, a DGA nomination.
Since Oscar changed up to more than five Best Picture nominees, only one — Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart — won without a Best Picture nomination.
No film has ever won Best Picture at the BAFTAs without a screenplay nomination, going way way way back (to 1989).
That's incredibly important since the only film to ever win Best Picture without a nomination here was way back in 1996 when Braveheart did it.
No film has won Best Picture at the Oscars ® without also having received at least a Best Editing nomination since ORDINARY PEOPLE in 1981.
Since the Oscars expanded the best - picture slate in 2009, only «The Tree of Life,» «Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close» and «Amour» have made the cut without a single nomination from the four major guilds (the DGA, PGA, WGA and SAG).
«Fruitvale Station» Though it seems unlikely to repeat the best picture nomination its Sundance Grand Jury Prize - winning predecessor «Beasts of the Southern Wild» managed, it's notable that even without that accolade, Ryan Coogler's «Fruitvale Station» has already outgrossed «Beasts.»
In the past 23 years, no movie has ever won Oscar best picture without the SAG ensemble nomination (this is what foretold «La La Land» losing last year).
A few fun things to consider with Best Picture; if Birdman wins it will be the first film in 34 years to win Best Picture without a Film Editing nomination.
Only 11 films have won Best Picture without a single acting nomination, a group «Dunkirk» will try to join this year.
SEE «Dunkirk» has an uphill Oscar battle: It'd be first Best Picture champ without acting or writing nominations in 85 years
Call Me by Your Name, which made it into the Best Picture race and earned a Best Actor nomination for Timothée Chalamet, simply would not have worked without Hammer.
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