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Animated Films Vie for Oscars
Two animated films, "Inside Out 2" and "The Mitchell's vs the Machines", are competing for Oscars, challenging traditional boundaries and potentially achieving unprecedented nominations.
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PixarDreamworksAcademy Awards
Chris SandersRidley ScottPedro AlmodóvarChristopher Nolan
- How does the article view the evolution of animation in cinema?
- The article highlights the increasing quality and sophistication of animation, blurring the lines between children's entertainment and broader cinematic appreciation, deserving of Oscar recognition beyond the animated category.
- What are the financial and stylistic differences between these two films?
- "Inside Out 2" is the highest-grossing animated film ever, exceeding $1.7 billion, while "The Mitchell's vs the Machines" uses a more classic style with a contemporary theme of artificial intelligence.
- What is the unprecedented aspect of these films' potential Oscar nominations?
- The possibility of both films being nominated for Best Picture is unprecedented; only three animated films have ever been nominated in that category.
- What are the two top-performing animated films challenging traditional notions about animation?
- Pixar's "Inside Out 2" and Dreamwork's "The Mitchell's vs the Machines" are two top-performing animated films competing for the Oscars this year, challenging the traditional notion that animation is only for children.
- What other films are mentioned as potential Oscar nominees, and what is their relative standing?
- Besides "Inside Out 2" and "The Mitchell's vs the Machines", other potential Oscar nominees mentioned are "Anora", "Conclave", "Emilia Perez", "The Brutalist", "Gladiator 2", and "Parallel Mothers", though none are considered frontrunners like last year's "Oppenheimer."