Steven Spielberg thinks ‘The Dark Knight’ should have been nominated for an Oscar

In superhero cinema, there are few references as important as Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight”. A tape that gave one, if not the best interpretation of the Joker on the big screen, thanks to the performance of Heath Ledger. For that and more, Steven Spielberg believes ‘The Dark Knight’ should have been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture.

After being nominated at the 95th Academy Awards for “The Fabelmans”, Steven Spielberg Regrets ‘The Dark Knight’ Didn’t Get a Nomination at the time: “I’m really encouraged by that. He was late for the film that should have been nominated several years ago, Christopher Nolan’s Batman: The Dark Knight.”

“That movie definitely it would have gotten a nomination for best picture todayso having these two blockbuster films in the top 10 list is something we should all celebrate,” said Steven Spielberg. At that Academy Awards in 2009, the films that earned a Best Picture mention were ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’, ‘Frost/Nixon’, ‘Milk’, ‘A Secret Passion’ and ‘I Wish I Was a Millionaire’.

Secondly, ‘dark Knight’ was nominated for 8 categories, but not for Best Picture, and of which they only won Best Sound and Best Supporting Actor for Heath Ledger. Considering the number of mentions, the ‘Jurassic Park’ director is right when he says that it should have been in the top category of the night as well.

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Steven Spielberg returns to the Oscars with his most personal story

‘The Fabelmans’ is a biopic of the life of Steven Spielberg, played by Paul Dano and Michelle Williams, and is based on the director’s childhood memories. The film is nominated in 7 categories at the upcoming Oscars 2023, including Best Picture, Best Actress and Best Director, among others.

Together with James Cameron, Steven Spielberg is one of the most famous directors, established and recognized by the Film Academy, and this 2023 returns to tell what is his most personal film to date, in which he recalls part of his life, and upbringing with his parents, who trained him in the art of storytelling.

The next Oscars 2023 will be held on March 12 and will now only have ‘The Batman’ in three categories, Best Sound, Best Visual Effects and Best Makeup, which many fans felt deserved more nominations such as in Cinematography and Score. , in which the Matt Reeves film was not considered.