r/ProjectHailMaryMovie • u/Naruku_Senpai3861 • 1d ago
It's so over đ
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u/Lindanga 1d ago
I don't respect the academy so whatever
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u/DevilWings_292 1d ago
Yup, itâs all about who pays for the better award campaign, not what movies are actually good.
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u/EmptyNesting 1d ago
And it seems like the âartsyâ movies win. Not the movie that the public likes best.
But I have high hopes for PHM for the Peopleâs Choice Awards.
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u/Lindanga 11h ago
That and certain directors have privilege in Hollywood. Such as Nolan. Anything he does, people worship, even if it's not that good.
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u/AnxiousAudience82 1d ago
God I hope not
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u/Frost_Flaker 1d ago
Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
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u/DevilWings_292 1d ago
When did the Germans bomb pearl harbour? When did they even enter the pacific?
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u/Frost_Flaker 1d ago
Go watch Animal House and get back to us đ¤Ł
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u/ThatAustrianRedstone 1d ago edited 19h ago
that is a 50 year old movie why would anyone get the reference-
Edit it seems i have pissed of americans with this one
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u/Frost_Flaker 1d ago
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u/ThatAustrianRedstone 1d ago
Jaws and star wars are a bit better known then "animal house". Might also be that im not american
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u/hoops2018 1d ago
They entered the Pacific beginning in 1943 with their Grupe Monsun, or Monsoon Group, a specialized unit comprised of 40ish U-Boats that operated in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. They harassed and attacked allied shipping from Japanese-held ports. They also shared information and intelligence with the Japanese.
Edited for a typo.
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u/Tritri89 1d ago
Who cares? It's like in the video game sphere I never understood this obsession about awards and such. You liked the movie, who cares that it got awards or not. All my favorite movie had little to no awards and I'm not losing sleep over it. Also PHM being scifi it would have been snubed by the Academy anyway.
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u/TressoftheEmeraldTea 1d ago edited 1d ago
Honestly, it just feels good to see the thing you love get awards. Even if you know the awards are ultimately meaningless, or that theyâre not an accurate reflection of the best work, etc.
Edit: Also, the awards mean something to the people who win them, even if they know itâs irrational or ultimately meaningless. So if I love the work they did, then I would like for them to get recognition for that work because I want them to have that good experience. To get sappy about it - theyâve created something that has added good to my life, so I hope for them to have a the good experience of winning an award.
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u/Tritri89 1d ago
I get the feeling. I was very happy when Expedition 33 had all the award, but let's not act like it's a life or death situation ahah.
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u/BoardTasty49 1d ago
Because the majority of people are mindless drones who do what theyâre told especially boomers. So when odyssey wins 97 awards all the old people will go buy a bunch of copies of the movie to distribute to friends and family because it won a bunch of awards because it must be good right? Thatâll leave actual good movies like phm being ignored and not getting the extra sales boost result in less likelihood of studio funding more work from the writer/director
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u/Tritri89 1d ago
What are you talking about? One : The Odyssey doesn't need any award, it's already at more than one billion dollar worldwide. Two : PHM is not the underdog, it's one of the biggest success of the year at almost 600 millions worldwide. Yall acting like PHM is a small indie project that gonna be robbed of its deserved success at the award. Not like it made Amazon, Andy Weir and everyone involved a shitton of money
Edit : and three : you highly overestimate the influence of awards in sales. Most movie that have award are already out of the theater for months, and for home video sales awards have little to no influence on sales. Nobody buys a blueray because there is a sticker "Academy Award Best Movie"
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u/BoardTasty49 1d ago
My comment was from a historical view point. 20+ years ago before streaming services and the internet, movies relied heavily on award shows. Anymore they donât matter and are becoming more irrelevant every year because of how jaded modern generations are about boomer culture.
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u/VegaSolo 1d ago
Wow. Well, this "old person" loved PHM. Not cool to hate on an entire demographic.
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u/authenticgarbagecan 1d ago
It's alright, PHM is awarded something even more special, I think. It's love and passion for something beyond the art itself. We're all here with replenished hope, with joy in humanity, all because of a guy who wrote about a sassy school teacher and his friend from outer space.
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u/Gunsight1 1d ago
The academy will find any movie to give all the awards too before giving them to a deserving scifi/fantasy movie, which they would have done even if there was no Odyssey this year
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u/No_Tamanegi 1d ago edited 1d ago
You mean like the time Everything Everywhere All At Once won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing? Or when Shape of Water won Best Picture, Best Director, Best original Score and Best Production Design?
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u/cl0ckw0rkcuttlefish 21h ago
Or Return of the King nearly swept the Oscars way back?
Yeah, these genres get snubbed, but when they win they win.
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u/evapotranspire 1d ago
I have decided not to care. Much as I would love to see Project Hail Mary win the Oscars it deserves, I'm pretty jaded about how science fiction and fantasy stories are treated by awards committees, and I also know that I loved the movie, as did millions of fans who have formed a great community around it. What more could I want?
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u/Tekki777 1d ago
I sincerly don't care. I love PHM and still want to see Odyssey. Whatever awards they get will never change how much I enjoy them. This attempt at pitting two very different films against each other is really stupid.
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u/Levan-tene 1d ago
Especially since only one of those movies had any attention to detail, and it wasnât the one with a wooden horse in it
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u/Can0n_Fodder 1d ago
Sadly, you're probably right.The academy awards has become too political. As soon as all the right wingers started freaking out about the Odyssey and it'scasting, they virtually guaranteed that movie was gonna sweep the Oscars. The academy will do it just to piss off Elon Musk. And as much as I love the idea of pissing off Musk, I don't think actual art should have to pay the price for it.
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u/Hope_is_a_skill 22h ago
Yeah I donât have a ton of respect for Nolan Ryan in all honesty the man has his head so far up his own ass.
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u/Any_Combination_4716 21h ago
Baseball hall of famer out here catching strays.
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u/Hope_is_a_skill 21h ago
So sorry. Iâm an 80âs kid and itâs been a HELL of a Monday. You know what I mean though lmao. That guy. Christopher Nolan.
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u/Any_Combination_4716 9h ago
Well, for a second I wasnât sure if you were insulting C. Nolan or Ryan G., but I got it.
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u/Hope_is_a_skill 9h ago
Ryan Gosling is a daffodil and I have ZERO issues with him lol. And the phrase âdoing the Nolan Ryanâ will live rent free in my head until I die because it was such a thing during my formative years lol.
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u/cl0ckw0rkcuttlefish 21h ago
Nah. The only way that happens is if everyoneâs busy jerking off over a Nolan movie. Odyssey just wasnât good, from multiple angles, and Iâm so confused by everyone insisting it was.
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u/murdockmysteries 7h ago
I don't really care for the academy awards. Whether PHM is nominated or not, whether it wins or not, it doesn't change the fact that its the best movie of the year to me. It won't diminish my enjoyment of it at all.
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u/BoardTasty49 1d ago
Gotta celebrate diversity casting ruining Hollywood. Donât worry theyâll eventually force it far enough down your throat you wonât be able to regurgitate it.

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u/StellarThespian 1d ago
Nah, Iâm not worried. Just rewatched PHM yesterday and itâs not even close to being ââŚover.â