中新社洛杉矶1月22日电 (记者 张朔)美国电影艺术与科学学院22日在比弗利山塞缪尔·戈尔德温剧院公布 第98届奥斯卡奖提名名单，《罪人》(Sinners)以16项提名领跑并刷新奥斯卡奖提名数量纪录。 《罪人》由瑞恩·库格勒自编自导，强势挺进最佳影片、最佳导演、最佳男主角、最佳男配角、最佳女 配角、最佳摄影、最佳剪辑、最佳原创剧本、最佳制作设计、最佳化妆与发型、最佳服装设计、最佳原 创配乐、最佳原创歌曲、最佳音效、最佳视觉效果和最佳选角奖项赛道。 这部由华纳兄弟影业推出的动作剧情片，一举打破已延续75年，由《彗星美人》(All about Eve)、《泰 坦尼克号》(Titanic)和《爱乐之城》(La La Land)三部影片共同保持的14项提名纪录，成为奥斯卡奖历史 上获提名数量最多的影片。 同为华纳兄弟影业旗下的动作剧情片《一战再战》(One Battle After Another)，以13项提名紧随其后。该 片由保罗·托马斯·安德森自编自导、好莱坞明星莱昂纳多·迪卡普里奥主演，是最佳影片、最佳导演、最 佳男主角、最佳男配角、最佳女配角、最佳选角、最佳摄影与最佳改编剧本等奖项的有力竞争者。 另一部颁奖 ...

当地时间1月22日上午，第98届奥斯卡提名揭晓。结果，吸血鬼题材的类型片《罪人》以16项提名领 跑，力压此前被外界看好的《一战再战》，后者以13项提名紧随其后。 《罪人》破纪录获得16项提名。 《罪人》在拿到本届最多提名的同时，也打破了此前由《彗星美人》《泰坦尼克号》《爱乐之城》共同 保持的 14 项提名纪录——除《爱乐之城》外，其余两部最终都摘得了最佳影片奖。 《一战再战》获13项提名。 获得最多提名的《罪人》和《一战再战》都入围了最佳影片，其余八部入围作品包括《拯救地球》 《F1：狂飙飞车》《弗兰肯斯坦》《哈姆奈特》《至尊马蒂》《密探》《情感价值》《火车梦》。其 中，《F1：狂飙飞车》的上榜最令外界意外。 《F1：狂飙飞车》获得最佳影片提名。 电影公司方面，《罪人》和《一战再战》的出品方华纳兄弟以 30 项提名领跑。在奥斯卡上屡有斩获的 独立电影公司霓虹影业，凭借《情感价值》《密探》等多部外语片获得18 项提名。流媒体老大Netflix 则凭借《弗兰肯斯坦》《火车梦》等获得16项提名。 第98届奥斯卡颁奖典礼将于 3 月 15 日 举办，名嘴柯南·奥布莱恩将第二次担任主持人。 【第98届奥斯卡提名名单】 ...

好莱坞说：2025年的代表人物，我们选择莱昂纳多·迪卡普里奥。 奥斯卡已经进入热闹的颁奖季，"小金人"的归属成为全球影迷热议的焦点，今年的战况尤其激烈。 在众多强片中，《一战再战》无疑是最耀眼的那一部——它不仅是奖项预测榜单上的常客，更已接连拿下包括金球奖最佳影片、制片人工会奖等多个重要 前哨奖项，势头强劲，堪称"热门中的热门"。 △ 《一战再战》斩获金球奖四项大奖 《一战再战》幕后的核心角色是导演保罗·托马斯·安德森，前台的代表则是迪卡普里奥。 迪卡普里奥刚刚被《时代》杂志选为"年度娱乐人物"。 这份荣誉恰似一个时代的注脚：今年51岁的他，早已跨越"偶像小生"的阶段，正稳步迈向德艺双馨的艺术家境界。 在这个被流媒体冲击、IP续集统治、明星光环不断被稀释的时代，迪卡普里奥凭借《一战再战》这样一部高风险、高密度的原创影片，再次印证了真正巨 星的能量。 这可能是好莱坞的一种态度，他们想选择迪卡普里奥作为代表，代表过去一年的工作成果，也代表未来想走的方向。 从这个角度看，迪卡普里奥不单被《时代》选中了，也被"时代"选中了。 《一战再战》用电影注解时代，这个男人能否再捧小金人？ 《一战再战》讲述落魄潦倒的革命者鲍勃终 ...

Group 1 - The Golden Globe Awards recently concluded, with Timothée Chalamet winning the Best Actor in a Musical/Comedy for "Marty Supreme," defeating notable actors like Leonardo DiCaprio and George Clooney, signaling a potential Oscar contender [3][8] - The film "One Battle After Another" emerged as the biggest winner of the night, while Irish actress Jessie Buckley won Best Actress in a Drama for "Hamnet" [3][8] - The award results may indicate trends for the upcoming Oscars [3][8] Group 2 - A study highlighted a rare genetic disorder called Williams Syndrome, characterized by extreme friendliness towards strangers, often described as the "opposite of autism," but it comes with significant risks such as difficulty recognizing danger and associated health issues [3][8] - This condition is linked to specific gene deletions, raising questions about its evolutionary significance and the nature of human trust [3][8] Group 3 - U.S. President Trump issued a strong warning to Cuba, demanding an agreement or face consequences, including the potential cutoff of Venezuelan oil and funds flowing to Cuba [3][8]

Group 1 - The 83rd Golden Globe Awards took place on January 11, with "One More Time" winning four awards, including Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy and Best Director [1][3] - "One More Time" led the nominations with nine and is expected to perform well in the upcoming Oscars, indicating a strong position for Warner Bros. as it faces a potential acquisition by Netflix [3][4] - Timothée Chalamet won the Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for "Supreme Marty," becoming the youngest recipient of this award in Golden Globe history [1][3] Group 2 - "Supreme Marty," produced by independent studio A24, has grossed $70.13 million in North America, making it A24's highest-grossing film to date [4] - The film's production budget was $65 million, and it is expected to continue its success during the awards season [4] - A24 also produced "If I Had Legs, I Would Kick You," which won Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, showcasing the studio's strong performance in the awards circuit [4] Group 3 - Netflix's animated film "K-POP: Demon Hunter Group" unexpectedly won Best Animated Feature, defeating Disney's "Crazy Animation City 2" [5] - The Brazilian film "The Spy" won Best Foreign Language Film and Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama, marking a significant achievement for Brazilian cinema [5] - The British series "Chaos Youth" was the biggest winner in the television category, taking home four awards, including Best Limited Series [5] Group 4 - The ceremony reflected a somber atmosphere due to the political climate and uncertainty in the industry, following disappointing box office results [6] - Several attendees, including Mark Ruffalo, wore pins protesting against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), highlighting social issues relevant to the film industry [6]

Core Points - Leonardo DiCaprio was unable to attend the Palm Springs International Film Festival to receive the "Desert Palm Achievement Award" due to unexpected travel disruptions and airspace restrictions caused by geopolitical tensions in Venezuela [1][2] - DiCaprio received the award for his performance in the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," which is also a contender for the upcoming Academy Awards [2][3] Group 1 - The "Desert Palm Achievement Award" was still conferred to DiCaprio in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the film industry despite his absence [1] - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a notice prohibiting U.S. airlines from flying in certain airspace over the Caribbean, leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights on the day of the festival [2][3] - The Palm Springs International Airport announced that the FAA's notice affected Southern California airspace, resulting in delays and suspensions of departing flights from multiple airports, including Palm Springs [2]

Core Points - The 60th National Society of Film Critics Awards announced "The War Again" as the biggest winner, securing four awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress [1][3][12] Group 1: Awards Overview - The National Society of Film Critics, established in 1966, celebrated its 60th anniversary this year with over 60 members voting on films released in the previous year [3] - The voting mechanism is similar to the Oscars, where members anonymously rank their top three films, with points awarded based on their ranking [3] - "The War Again" dominated the awards, with "The Guilty" and the Brazilian film "The Spy" following in the Best Picture category [5][12] Group 2: Individual Awards - Ethan Hawke won Best Actor for "Blue Moon," with Wagner Moura and Michael B. Jordan as runners-up [7][9][12] - Kathryn Chalfant received Best Actress for "Familiar Touch," defeating popular contender Rose Byrne [11][12] - Best Supporting Actor went to Benicio del Toro for "The War Again," while Tiana Taylor won Best Supporting Actress [8][12] Group 3: Additional Recognitions - The awards also recognized organizations promoting Latin American cinema and individuals significant to the New York avant-garde film scene [11]

Core Insights - The film "Once Upon a Time in America" skillfully blends action, suspense, comedy, and thriller elements, creating a captivating world that balances tension and humor [1][3] - Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (PTA), the film marks a significant commercial breakthrough in his career, featuring a star-studded cast and achieving a global box office of over $200 million [3][4] - The film's narrative centers on the father-daughter relationship, exploring themes of searching, trust, and connection amidst a backdrop of political commentary [10][11] Group 1: Film Overview - "Once Upon a Time in America" combines various genres, creating a unique cinematic experience that engages viewers emotionally [1][3] - The film features a notable chase scene set in California's desert, utilizing natural terrain to enhance suspense without relying on traditional action tropes [1] - PTA's previous works have been critically acclaimed but commercially modest; this film represents a shift towards greater box office success [3][4] Group 2: Themes and Characters - The story is inspired by Thomas Pynchon's novel "The Vineyard," set against the backdrop of 1980s America, reflecting on social movements and power structures [4][5] - The protagonist, Bob Ferguson, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio, evolves from a radical activist to a disillusioned father, highlighting the complexities of personal and political identity [7][10] - The film critiques both left and right political ideologies, presenting flawed revolutionary characters and emphasizing the importance of emotional connections over political ideals [9][10] Group 3: Performances and Music - Leonardo DiCaprio's performance captures the multifaceted nature of Bob, showcasing his vulnerability and determination [10][11] - Sean Penn's portrayal of Colonel Lockjaw adds a layer of complexity, blending elegance with brutality, enhancing the film's tension [11] - The score by Jonny Greenwood complements the narrative, using a mix of avant-garde and classical elements to deepen emotional engagement throughout the film [15]

Core Insights - "One War Again" directed by Paul Thomas Anderson has received critical acclaim but is struggling at the box office, highlighting a disconnect between critical success and commercial viability [1][4][6] Group 1: Film Performance - The film has grossed $179 million globally but only $65.78 million in the U.S., making it unlikely to qualify for the Golden Globe's new "Film and Box Office Achievement Award" [3][4] - Warner Bros. invested $130 million in production and $70 million in marketing, leading to potential losses of $100 million if the film does not reach $300 million in global box office [5][4] - Despite the financial challenges, the film is considered one of Anderson's most successful works, blending action and comedy elements [3][4] Group 2: Awards Potential - Leonardo DiCaprio and Regina Hall are expected to be nominated for Best Actor and Best Actress at the Golden Globes, with the film likely to receive up to 10 nominations [2][4] - The film's strong critical reception includes a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and high scores on Metacritic and Douban, indicating its artistic merit [4][5] Group 3: Political Controversy - The film has sparked political controversy, with criticism from conservative commentators who view it as a leftist film, which may hinder its box office performance [6][7] - The film's themes resonate with current political divides in the U.S., drawing both support and backlash from different political factions [6][7] - Critics note that while the film addresses political extremism, it may not delve deeply into contemporary political issues, limiting its appeal to mainstream audiences [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the film "One Battle After Another," highlighting its dual criticism of both left and right political ideologies in the United States, suggesting that both extremes share similar flaws and are ultimately self-serving [5][8][82]. Summary by Sections Film Overview - "One Battle After Another" is described as a politically charged black comedy that reflects the current political landscape in the U.S. [8][10]. - The film has received high ratings on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, and Douban, indicating its broad appeal despite its controversial themes [12]. Political Commentary - The film critiques both leftist and rightist movements, portraying leftist revolutionaries as disorganized and ineffective, while depicting right-wing characters as hypocritical and self-serving [18][20][53]. - The character of Phyldia, a leftist revolutionary leader, is portrayed as a complex figure who ultimately prioritizes her own ambitions over her family, raising questions about the sincerity of revolutionary ideals [28][30]. Character Analysis - The character Bob, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, represents the average American citizen caught between political extremes, embodying a sense of confusion and helplessness in the face of societal upheaval [44][45][107]. - The film's antagonist, Colonel Lockjaw, is depicted as a caricature of a right-wing extremist, showcasing the absurdity and contradictions within the right-wing ideology [59][64]. Themes of Betrayal and Identity - The narrative explores themes of betrayal, particularly through the relationships between characters from opposing political backgrounds, suggesting that personal loyalties often transcend ideological divides [85][86]. - The film concludes with a poignant moment where Bob emphasizes the importance of personal identity over political affiliation, highlighting the complexities of modern American life [105][107]. Societal Reflection - The film serves as a microcosm of American society, illustrating the fragmentation and polarization that characterize contemporary political discourse [97][103]. - It suggests that amidst the chaos of political battles, ordinary individuals seek a semblance of normalcy and connection, challenging the notion that political identity should define one's existence [103][106].