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There’s probably not much of a point in making this thread (we all know it’s the Disney award) except to discuss what movies will get nominated. From what I’ve gathered so far…
Turning Red (projected winner)
Lightyear (likely second choice)
The Bad Guys
Wendel & Wild and/or Del Toro’s Pinocchio
Some critically acclaimed foreign movie
ReplyLightyear or Disney’s November release, Strange World seem like likely frontrunners. Turning Red is a likely nominee but I don’t know if it’ll maintain enough momentum throughout the year for a win.
If Lightyear & Strange World completely tank, Wendell & Wild can build an overdue narrative for Henry Selick.
Light year
Strange world
My father dragon
Pinocchio
Turning red
And as usual the Pixar or Disney movie wins
“Disney Award” Yeah, Shrek, Spirited Away, Wallace & Gromit, Happy Feet, Rango, SpiderVerse. All classic Disney movies. What an astute observation.
Yeah you’re right, Disney has only won 15 out of 21 times, my bad.
This one will likely get nominated too:
I’m not sure Strange World will get in…
after all it’s not every year Disney gets 3 nods.
my predictions for the nominees.
Turning Red
Lightyear
My Father’s Dragon
Wendell & Wild
Inu-Ohalso I think Turning Red will win, unless Lightyear also has amazing critic’s reviews.
I think most critics awards will be split between Turning Red, My Father’s Dragon, and Wendell & Wild
I’m not sure Strange World will get in… after all it’s not every year Disney gets 3 nods.
They set a precedent this year with Encanto, Luca, and Raya being nominated.
Inu-Oh
Doubt it. The Academy disdains Japanese animation that isn’t Ghibli.
Doubt it. The Academy disdains Japanese animation that isn’t Ghibli.
There was one that got in. Mirai
My Father’s Dragon
Pinocchio
WIN: Strange World
Suzume Locking Up the Doors
Turning Red
Suzume Locking Up the Doors
Yeah I guess that might be more likely to get a nomination than the other anime I chose.
Yeah I guess that might be more likely to get a nomination than the other anime I chose.
Oh wait. Suzume no Tojimari isn’t even going to be released in the USA until 2023, so that doesn’t work.
Oh wait. Suzume no Tojimari isn’t even going to be released in the USA until 2023, so that doesn’t work.
Sony and Crunchyroll will likely do an early limited release in order to make it eligible, similar to the campaign for Makoto Shinkai’s earlier film Your Name (yes, that one failed, but it was more likely due to lack of exposure).
Looks like lukewarm reactions to Lightyear on social media. Will it get a nom? dun dun dun
Looks like lukewarm reactions to Lightyear on social media. Will it get a nom? dun dun dun
It’s a PIXAR movie, of course it’s getting nominated.
Sony and Crunchyroll will likely do an early limited release in order to make it eligible, similar to the campaign for Makoto Shinkai’s earlier film Your Name (yes, that one failed, but it was more likely due to lack of exposure).
If I was Sony/Crunchyroll, I’d hold on to Shinkai’s movie until next year. This is already a very crowded year, and unless it gets AMAZING reviews and international awards, the Academy won’t even pay attention to it.
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