And just who is Emma Thomas??? She's very young....

@@michael-4k4000 Uhm, she is the producer of all his films and wife to Chris Nolan. They met in university.

@@ADifferentVibeYou forgot the most important thing. She is Nolan's wife.

@@hieubuimanh9521??

@@hieubuimanh9521The most important fact is actually: he’s her husband.

She's always pregnant lol

@@Bootysweat_Kenwtf does this even mean

Maybe because she is the producer...

Cause she's the producer

next time he will deliver the new baby! so much respect for her wife! amazing!

​@@lilisviewshe's one of the producers not THE producer

​@@sudevsenno she's not she's like no.3 in the producer list behind her husband and roven

Along with Tarantino, can't believe he is retiring this year

lol Oh come on, some of the top directors today weren’t at the top 20 years ago. More will surface.

I honestly think there is a new wave of auteurs in hollywood- peele, noah baumbach,gerwig etc

@@PXO005 Also Damien Chazelle and the Daniels. Also, Denis Villeneuve keeps getting better and he's right up there with Nolan

You forgot Denis Villeneuve

I agree. Every character was a work of art as portrayed by the actors. Robert Downey Junior, I believe, reached a new apex in his career. Cillian Murphy WAS Dr. Oppenheimer !! Emily Blunt, at times, underacted as well as Paul Newman did at the end of his career. The entire cast, I'd venture to say, reached new heights in their art. I had to watch half one evening and the rest on the next evening, it was so intense, and so full of history and of humanness that I couldn't handle the whole thing in one sitting. Each actor kept up the high pitch of the movie and of their characters and their stories that you have to take a breather about mid-movie !! One of a kind !!! To fall back onto an overused phrase: Breathtaking in scope and depth !!

A great bore of a film

No Oppenheimer Could Win Best Picture At The Oscars.

I'm not sure for "best picture". Killers of the Flower Moon is a very strong candidate. But also, "Fantastic Beats" and "Te Holdovers"

@@matthewvalencic4217 Uh, Oppenheimer is the clear frontrunner to win both Best Picture and Best Director at the Oscars with 13 nominations, the most of this year, it already won the Critics choice award, and the SAG equivalent to best picture, plus has 13 nominations at both the British and American Academy Awards. Far more than any other film of 1013!

I endured it rather than enjoyed it. Glad I’ve seen it. Won’t be watching it again in a hurry. Last few minutes of it were beautiful.

Watched it 4 times in theaters and everytime it left longing for more.@@MrMarketingGuy

@@MrMarketingGuy Oppenheimer is the clear Oscar frontrunner to win both Best Picture and Best Director at the Oscars with 13 Academy Award nominations.

He’s always been a class act and a humble guy. Maybe it’s an English thing

I’m sure he wants that Oscar though. It would truly cement his legacy amongst the greatest directors in Hollywood, but would also give him even more bargaining power for his future projects.

Of course he does, and there’s nothing wrong with that. He just doesn’t show it

He's a work focused filmmaker that's never had awards in mind when making something, but he appreciates the recognition if it comes like any artist and any professional does. It's nice to be recognized for your work and it also helps the work be more noticed and acknowledged in the wider scope of cinema history. Nolan has rarely been recognized for his filmmaking before, so it's extra sweet that he'll be likely sweeping everything this year for this pinnacle film.

Meryl's salty

They'd rather be in bed smoking a joint

Yeah... I don't understand why, though. She had so much success. I respected her a lot - you know, like a statue that you don't dare to move. But this little moment made me feel differently about her, regrettably. OPPENHEIMER and all its creators deserve all the awards. I thought she would be generous enough to be happy for them... sadly, she's just lost some rating in my eyes now... Bravo, OPPENHEIMER!!!

@@Olga_Efremov i think a 3 second peek can't really says anything about them, I just find it quite funny and let's leave it at that

@@hieude243 This is also correct. 😊 Sure, just sharing first impressions. 🤗

Across the Spider-Verse was nominated but it did not won.

@@micahjohansson7573 Wish it won Score.

What's your favorite movie this year? Give me your top 5

That was like 2 movies ago man.

Well because all of His movies are good to fucking great, the only mid movie of His is tenet imo

@@funkymonk4586 right so when you say best movie since Dunkirk that means it’s better than Tenant but not better than Dunkirk

Killer Moon has been going downhill after the Globes. It lost Best Picture to Oppenheimer at the Critics Choice Awards and the SAG awards. Scorsese already has his best picture win for The Departed. Oppenheimer is Nolans turn to win both Best Picture and Best Director.

Las hay mejores este año.

Doolittle

He worked on "Doolittle" which was panned but he bounced back with "Oppenheimer."

he did Dolittle between them, but I don't blame you for forgetting, it wasn't great. Also a documentary about his dad, Sr.

Now I remember. ​@@mannyrivas3054

​​@@99dazemusicoh that's right. His dad made a cameo in the family man movie with Nicolas Cage. He was the older gentleman who answered the door.

Killers of the Flower Moon was the cure for insomnia. The film was anticlimactic and nearly four hours long, that's why it didn't do well in theaters at all. Another polarizing film from Scorsese.

"Nah"

​@@drumbum3.142 quite irrelevant

Respectfully, Emily Blunt isn't that GREAT or EXTRAORDINARY of an actress in my opinion. She's really good... plays all of her parts very well. Nothing she did in Oppenheimer was memorable for me at least...I dunno. I still respect your opinion. ❤

@@Farooq_Bhai_ agree to disagree

​@@Farooq_Bhai_Agree to disagree

⁠@@Farooq_Bhai_Your opinion, anon. She was great and did the best with the little she was given for a condensed barely-written character in a script not focused on her role, or any female role. Even Chris admitted that he was scared of writing her character and Emily surprised him with how she humanized her and embraced the ugly parts of her. Along with her "you don't get to commit the sin" scene, her scene at the interrogation was gold and went viral several times for how great it is. People even cheered a bit at several showings during that scene. And she and Cillian were the only of the main actors that actually fully immersed in their characters including transforming their voices. A couple of the others sounded like themselves speaking. Her portrayal despite the writing issue was praised by many, including Meryl Streep herself.

Narratives including politics are a significant part of awards every year, and the narrative in her category is with the lady who won. Just like the narrative in the lead actress category is with the lady who won, not any of the other four nominees. In supporting actor, the narrative is with Robert Downey to sweep and get his first Oscar as it's the first time he's done something worthy in years after doing so much mindless superhero stuff. This is not Emily's year to win in her category, it's for the lady who won, but Emily already has a Golden Globe and SAG so though it's nice winning again it's not a big deal. And she'll get the Oscar nomination.

Really? Where so?

Good for you.

Did we asked

Woah maybe you should get the award

Saw Killers of the Flower Moon twice- this film barely once.