In the latest edition of the Academy Awards "Gravity" won the most technical awards, including best sound.
These are the 20 movies with the most options to get it Oscar in this category in this next edition.
«Interstellar«: If last year the great winner in the technical sections was Cuarón's film, this year it may be the new Christopher Nolan film. "Interstellar" starts as a great favorite in categories such as best sound, an award already won by "Inception", a film that also achieved best photography, best sound montage and best visual effects in 2011.
«Unbroken«: Another one that has many possibilities in this category is« Unbroken ». Angelina Jolie's new film as a director could get a good number of nominations from both main and technical.
«Guardians of the Galaxy«: Superhero films always always sound for the technical categories of the Oscars, although they rarely get the nomination," The Dark Knight "in 2009 and" Spider.Man 2 "in 2005 are the last two cases. "Guardians of the Galaxy" will seek to give Marvel the first nomination in this category.
«Edge of Tomorrow«: Science fiction films are also a great asset for this award. Although academics tend to bet on more realistic films, this genre almost always has a reserved place among the quintet of nominated films. Tapes like "Star Trek", "Avatar" or the three installments to date of the "Transformers" saga have won the nomination in recent years, so there is no doubt that "Edge of Tomorrow" has a chance.
«Get on Up«: Another film that could get the candidacy is the biopic of the famous James Brown. Musicals or films focused on the world of music have also seen good luck in recent years, "Chicago" in 2003 and "Les Miserables" in 2013 won the Oscars for best sound and films such as "Moulin Rouge!" in 2002, "On the Tightrope" in 2006 or "Inside Llewyn Davis" in the last edition got the nomination.
«How to Train your Dragon 2«: Animation tapes should not be discarded if they have a good job behind them. "How To Train Your Dragon 2" could get the nomination that did not get the first installment and thus follow in the footsteps of other animated films that got the nomination such as "Polar Express" and "The Incredibles" in 2005, the second was made with the statuette, Ratatouille "in 2008 or" Wall-E "in 2009.
«Sin City: A Dame to Kill For«: Another second installment that could get the nomination that its predecessor was denied is« Sin City: A Dame to Kill For ». In 2006 the academy did not give an account of "Sin City", but this year its second part has options in the technical categories, such as better sound.