Which Best Picture nominees do you think will be remembered in 25 years?

[kbfr12Participant Joined: Oct 12th, 2012 Topics: 4 Posts: 349 View Predictions]

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To receive a Best Picture nomination is a guarantee of publicity for a movie at the time, but ultimately, we tend to move away from many of them. Since the BP field expanded, this seems particularly true (when, for example, is the last time anybody watched An Education or Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close?)

That being said, if you had to guess now, which of this years Best Picture nominees do you think will still be talked about in 25 years? Or, to put it another way, which movies do you feel like will withstand the test of time, and become budding classics?

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[PulpParticipant Joined: Feb 13th, 2017 Topics: 22 Posts: 8205 View Predictions]

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I think they’ll all be remembered well except for The Post and Darkest Hour. DH will at least be remembered for Oldman’s win though.

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[Zach LozanoParticipant Joined: Jan 9th, 2012 Topics: 11 Posts: 77 View Predictions]

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The Shape of Water, Get Out, Dunkirk, Three Billboards in that order.

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[HoneyParticipant Joined: Jan 30th, 2017 Topics: 18 Posts: 3782 View Predictions]

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Get Out and Call Me By Your Name. Lady bird, unfavorably when, there will be more complex and layered female directed films that get snubbed in the future and not get the attention Lady Bird got, and people will wonder why this film made it as far as it can without being a gimmick.

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[FoolioParticipant Joined: Jan 24th, 2017 Topics: 2 Posts: 5838 View Predictions]

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Get Out and Call Me by Your Name are the obvious ones; I predict their impact will be felt in what kind of movies are made and how they’re made many years from now; they also both pull off simultaneously capturing the zeitgeist and being timeless, much like Casablanca or All About Eve back when.

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[AlexVieiraParticipant Joined: Jan 22nd, 2018 Topics: 3 Posts: 30 View Predictions]

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Phantom Thread. Come on, it’s a PTA film.

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[Mason DesantisParticipant Joined: Dec 25th, 2017 Topics: 0 Posts: 37 View Predictions]

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I’ve watched all of them and the only movies I want to see again are Get Out and Call Me By Your Name.

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[MilesParticipant Joined: Oct 22nd, 2016 Topics: 15 Posts: 2154 View Predictions]

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Get Out, The Shape of Water, Three Billboards, Lady Bird in that order

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[Anonymous Joined: Jan 1st, 1970 Topics: 1 Posts: 1037 View Predictions]

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[JakeParticipant Joined: Jul 2nd, 2011 Topics: 70 Posts: 2740 View Predictions]

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I think all of them will be remembered. We still remember about “War Horse” and “Extremely Loud…” and it’s been 7 years already, right? 9 after “The Blind Side”?

“Get Out” and “Lady Bird” will be remembered and mentioned frequently, given the history. “Call Me By Your Name” is already a classic.

“Dunkirk” and “The Shape of Water” will be very fine.

“Phantom Thread” might become one of more important films of Anderson’s filmography (behind “There Will Be Blood” and “Boogie Nights”).

“The Post” is a mystery, it depends of how the next years will look like politically (sorry).

“Darkest Hour” might be seen as Oscar bait not many people desire to watch. Isn’t it just that right now?

Time was kind for “In Bruges” but I’m not sure how “Three Billboards…”s gonna do. It’s divisive.

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[kbfr12Participant Joined: Oct 12th, 2012 Topics: 4 Posts: 349 View Predictions]

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Pulp wrote:

DH will at least be remembered for Oldman’s win though.

I don’t know. I feel like in the future, people will know that Oldman won an Oscar, but they’ll have a lot of trouble guessing what he won for.

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[Mason DesantisParticipant Joined: Dec 25th, 2017 Topics: 0 Posts: 37 View Predictions]

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kbfr12 wrote:

pulp50 wrote:

DH will at least be remembered for Oldman’s win though.

I don’t know. I feel like in the future, people will know that Oldman won an Oscar, but they’ll have a lot of trouble guessing what he won for.

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[Ryan Le ClairParticipant Joined: Jan 3rd, 2016 Topics: 0 Posts: 1 View Predictions]

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I think Get Out and The Shape of Water will be most remembered of the nine nominees as stand-alone films rather than by association with a certain actor or director. Phantom Thread is safe from falling into total obscurity given that it is a Paul Thomas Anderson film that featured perhaps Daniel Day Lewis’s final performance. Darkest Hour will be remembered as Gary Oldman’s Oscar winning performance. The Post and Three Billboards probably won’t age all that well.

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[Marcus Snowden (The Artist Formerly Known as msnowden1)Participant Joined: Nov 18th, 2012 Topics: 146 Posts: 4401 View Predictions]

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I think that time will be kind to Three Billboards. There will probably still be detractors of the film in 25 years, but it may be viewed as a masterpiece understood by several when it came out. With that being said, I think that Get Out, The Shape of Water and Lady Bird will be looked at as better films.

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[nevkmParticipant Joined: Jan 3rd, 2018 Topics: 0 Posts: 178 View Predictions]

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25 years? I can’t even remember the ones from last year.

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