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ACADEMY AWARD FOR BEST VISUAL EFFECTS |
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1939
NOMINEES: o Gone with the Wind o Only Angels Have Wings o The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex o Topper Takes a Trip o Union Pacific o The Wizard of Oz 1940
NOMINEES: * The Blue Bird * Boom Town * The Boys from Syracuse * Dr. Cyclops * Foreign Correspondent * The Invisible Man Returns * The Long Voyage Home * One Million B.C. * Rebecca * The Sea Hawk * Swiss Family Robinson * Typhoon * Women in War AFIoscar's rating:
1941
NOMINEES: * Aloma of the South Seas * Flight Command * The Invisible Woman * The Sea Wolf * That Hamilton Woman * Topper Returns * Yank in the R.A.F. 1942
NOMINEES: * The Black Swan * Desperate Journey * Flying Tigers * Invisible Agent * Jungle Book * Mrs. Miniver * The Navy Comes Through * One of Our Aircraft is Missing * Pride of the Yankees 1943
NOMINEES: * Air Force * Bombardier * The North Star * So Proudly We Hail! * Stand by for Action 1944
NOMINEES: * The Adventures of Mark Twain * Days of Glory * Secret Command * Since You Went Away * The Story of Dr. Wassell * Wilson 1945
NOMINEES: * Captain Eddie * Spellbound * They Were Expendable * Thousand and One Nights 1971
NOMINEES: * When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth AFIoscar's rating:
1977
NOMINEES: * Close Encounters of the Third Kind 1979
NOMINEES: * 1941 * The Black Hole * Moonraker * Star Trek: The Motion Picture AFIoscar's rating:
1980 (Special Achievement Award)
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1983 (Special Achievement Award)
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1985
NOMINEES: * Return to Oz * Young Sherlock Holmes AFIoscar's rating:
1986
NOMINEES: * Little Shop of Horrors * Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home * Poltergeist II: The Other Side AFIoscar's rating:
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The Academy Award for Visual Effects is an Oscar given to one film each year that shows highest achievement in visual effects. The category was called Best Special Effects when it was created in 1939. In 1963, the category was split into two: Best Special Visual Effects and Best Sound Effects. In 1972, the Academy stopped giving out awards for Visual Effects and instead gave Special Achievement Awards. However, this only happened for a handful of years; the category soon became an annual competitive award. The category was changed again in 1996 when it became simply Best Visual Effects. In 2007, it was decided that 15 films would be chosen, to get a wider range, and then break it down into 7, and then vote for the final three nominees. For a film to be nominated for this award, the effects artist must have created something not available for filming. For example, an entirely digital Empire State Building could not make a movie eligible, since one can easily film the building; on the other hand, a recreation of ancient Rome could, since it is impossible to film. However, movies are judged on the quality of all of their effects shots, not just one scene. According to the official Academy Award rules, the criteria are: (a) consideration of the contribution the visual effects make to the overall production and (b) the artistry, skill and fidelity with which the visual illusions are achieved." Source: Wikipedia
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