I was living under a rock pre-2012. So i wouldn't have known what happened, and i must've misread when i was looking at Inception's oscar wins/nominations.

Making a film that appeals to 15,000 academy members isn't what Nolan is doing, or ever has. This being his most experimental film suggests it'll alienate some of the more simple minded academy viewers. And that's a good thing. If it does gain Oscar traction, great! But don't count on it.

Nolan's last two:

The Dark Knight Rises: 0 oscar noms
Interstellar: 0 oscar noms.

I see a trend.

genloovers wrote:Nolan's last two:

The Dark Knight Rises: 0 oscar noms
Interstellar: 0 oscar noms.

I see a trend.

Interstellar: 5 Oscar noms, 1 win (Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and winner of Best Visual Effects).

genloovers wrote:Nolan's last two:

The Dark Knight Rises: 0 oscar noms
Interstellar: 0 oscar noms.

I see a trend.

nice try. You did good.

Lol

ChristMAX wrote:

genloovers wrote:Nolan's last two:

The Dark Knight Rises: 0 oscar noms
Interstellar: 0 oscar noms.

I see a trend.

amount of fucks given when writing that post: 0

Enough of a fuck given for you to write a response.

Mantis Toboggan wrote:

genloovers wrote:Nolan's last two:

The Dark Knight Rises: 0 oscar noms
Interstellar: 0 oscar noms.

I see a trend.

Interstellar: 5 Oscar noms, 1 win (Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and winner of Best Visual Effects).

Dunkirk: 1 oscar nom, 1 win (Best Supporting Actor Extra).

genloovers wrote: 1 win (Best Supporting Actor Extra).

THIS

So they will introduce a new category just for that extra. Seems legit