The unpredictability of the Oscars' Best Picture winner is illustrated by past nominations and awards. Christopher Nolan's first Oscar win for Oppenheimer marks a significant milestone after 24 years. This year's contenders feature a range of themes and styles, from the Timothée Chalamet-led A Complete Unknown to the grand narrative of The Brutalist. While the Academy traditionally favors prestige dramas, A Complete Unknown could leverage its star power for a possible win, while popular musicals like Wicked may struggle to gain the same traction among voters.
Predicting the Best Picture winner at the Oscars is complex, as demonstrated by the varied nominees and winners over the years, often defying expectations.
This year's Best Picture contenders range from a biopic featuring Timothée Chalamet to a sweeping architectural epic, highlighting the unpredictability of Academy voting.
While A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet, could capitalize on star-driven narratives, The Brutalist's epic storytelling also caters to the Academy's penchant for prestige dramas.
Musicals like Wicked often struggle for Oscar recognition, indicating that despite popularity, they may not resonate with the Academy’s traditional award preferences.
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