When Hollywood gathers for the 96th Academy Awards on Sunday, “Oppenheimer” is expected to overpower all competition — including its release-date companion, “Barbie” — at an election-year Oscars that could turn into a coronation for Christopher Nolan. https://t.co/nuiJd5OUcf
Hi, “Oppenheimer.” The blockbuster biopic and "Barbie" are both expected to win prizes at tonight's Academy Awards. https://t.co/8YO4UNsN7L
"Oppenheimer" expected to win big at Oscars this evening after $954 million haul at theaters, with Christopher Nolan leading contender for best director. https://t.co/vsNXps0Wqu
The 96th Academy Awards is poised for an unprecedented focus on the blockbuster biopic 'Oppenheimer,' which has emerged as the odds-on favorite to dominate the ceremony. Garnering significant attention, 'Oppenheimer' is up for 13 Academy Awards, highlighting its critical and commercial success. The film's remarkable $954 million box office haul further underscores its popularity and the industry's anticipation for its potential sweep at the Oscars. Directed by Christopher Nolan, 'Oppenheimer' is widely expected to outshine all competition, including its release-date companion 'Barbie.' This year's Oscars, marked by an election-year atmosphere, could very well turn into a coronation for Nolan, reflecting the film's impact on both audiences and critics alike.