‘The Dark Knight Rises’ Will Win Best Picture Oscar

‘The Dark Knight Rises’ Will Win Best Picture Oscar he Dark Knight Rises may be the biggest winner at the Academy Awards next year. The Dark Knight Rises There is no doubt that, so far, Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises is the most anticipated film of the year. In addition, it is very likely that the finale to Nolan’s Batman trilogy will win a ton of accolades during the upcoming awards season. After all, The Dark Knight has an award winning legacy. However, the top award has been all too illusive for the cape crusader. In fact, a comic book movie has never won a best picture award. But this time things will be different. Turn the page to see the five reasons why The Dark Knight Rises will make history and win the Oscar for best picture. the dark knight movie batman and joker The Dark Knight was the second installment of the trilogy. In 2008 it was undoubtedly one of the best movies going into the 81st Academy Awards; however, it was not even a contender for Best Picture. This snub was considered a big mistake by the Academy, to the degree that they decided to expand the category to include ten nominees instead of five. The film’s director, Nolan understands just how much juice that gave the franchise. “Look, the idea, the fact that people have talked about ‘The Dark Knight’ as being a key reason why the academy changed their rules and expanded the field is just a huge honor for the film, in a weird way,” Nolan said. Furthermore the snub makes it more likely that The Dark Night Rises will be given extra consideration as a nominee because Academy voters will be under pressure, both internally and externally, to right the wrong.The Dark Knight Rises is Christopher Nolan’s Last Batman Film christopher nolan hand print footprint ceremony for The Dark Knight Rises Nolan has clearly stated numerous times that The Dark Knight Rises is his last Batman film. “We’re finished with all we’re doing with Batman. This is the end of our take on this character,” said Nolan. “Batman will outlive us all, and our interpretation was ours. Obviously, we consider it definitive and kind of finished.” So at least for now, The Dark Knight Rises should be considered a finale. And since Hollywood has an affinity for finales going out with a bang –like Peter Jackson’s last installment of the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy winning Best Picture (2003) — it’s a very good chance the revered Batman franchise will be given a similar send off.The Academy Owes Christopher Nolan One Christopher Nolan Its widely known Nolan is the crème de la crème when it comes to Hollywood directors. His films have won six Oscars out of 21 nominations — Inception (2010) and The Dark Knight had eight nominations each. He’s been nominated himself three times for Inception (screenplay and best-picture as a producer) and his break out hit, Memento (screenplay). However, he has never been awarded the best director award. Still this may work in his favor. Once again Oscar voters will feel the need to over compensate for their neglect. The very self reflective group will not only award Nolan the best director award for The Dark Knight Rises, they will also throw in the best picture award to make up for the disrespect they showed Nolan with The Dark Knight and Inception oversight.

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