My choice for Best Production Design is "Not Mank." But given our options, I would absolutely go with Tenet to win. Tenet has a great look and feel to it. It's everything else that's the problem. Considering that Tenet is Nolan's first film that is wall-to-wall set pieces, it's only fitting that if one were to honor anything about the film it should be the sets: the vaults, the museums, the yachts, etc.Harry Goldfarb wrote
So, Mank remains the best bet for this award. I really enjoyed Tenet's production design work, but I guess I am in a minority here.
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So, Mank remains the best bet for this award. I really enjoyed Tenet's production design work, but I guess I am in a minority here.Sabin wrote:Best Period Feature Film: Mank
Best Contemporary Feature Film: Da 5 Bloods
Best Fantasy Feature Film: Tenet
Best Animated Feature Film: Soul
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Best Period Feature Film: Mank
Best Contemporary Feature Film: Da 5 Bloods
Best Fantasy Feature Film: Tenet
Best Animated Feature Film: Soul
Best Contemporary Feature Film: Da 5 Bloods
Best Fantasy Feature Film: Tenet
Best Animated Feature Film: Soul
"How's the despair?"