IT’S NOT JUST the whole ”
‘LEGO Movie’ snub” thing.
Today’s Academy
Award nominations bear a striking
resemblance to the Best Animated Feature race of five years ago. To peel back
the gold curtain a bit, let’s take a “deja-view.” To wit:
In
2010, Oscars voters decided they liked Tomm
Moore‘s lush-and-verdant handcrafted tale rooted in Irish lore, “The
Secret of Kells.” In 2015, Oscar
voters decided they liked Tomm Moore’s lush-and-rustic handcrafted tale rooted
in Irish lore, “Song of the Sea.”
In
2010, the upstart Oregon-rooted studio that pays slavish attention to
stop-motion detail (Laika)
scored a nom with the fantastical “Coraline.” In 2015, the upstart Oregon-rooted studio
that pays slavish attention to stop-motion detail (Laika) scored a nom with the
fantastical “The Boxtrolls.”
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