Feature won the Best Visual Effects category at the 96th edition of the biggest cinema award, which took place on Sunday night (10)
Godzilla Minus One made history in the 96th edition of Oscar, which took place last Sunday night (10), winning the Best Visual Effects category. Upon being nominated, the film became the first in the history of the franchise, which turns 70 in 2024, to win an Oscar nomination and, consequently, the first to win an award.
Furthermore, in almost 100 years of existence of the most prestigious award in cinema, Godzilla Minus One became the first non-English film to win the Best Visual Effects statuette. To celebrate, the team responsible for the film received the award with miniatures of the Godzilla in hands. Check out:
The Godzilla Minus One team – and their many mini monsters – took to the stage to accept the Oscar for Best Visual Effects! #Oscars2024
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—Total Film (@totalfilm) March 11, 2024
With the victory, the production, which premiered here last December, hit Resistancemost recent film by Gareth Edwards (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), is the favorite for the Best Visual Effectsafter winning the award at the Visual Effects Society Awards, organized by professionals in the field.
In Godzilla Minus Onewhich takes place after the Second World War, the Godzilla appears again, now in a nation in ruins. Now, the last living inhabitants of the island must face one last challenge: fight the monster and survive. Watch the trailer:
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