What 2015 film will win the most Oscars?

[Impact]

I think I will go with The Revenant for now.

 

[Impact]

BTW-I could of put it will be a tie-which wouldn't surprise me if it is-but that kind of takes away the joy of doing this. The only other film I could see having the most is Mad Max to be honest though.

[MinaTakla]

Starting to think of a BP/BD split BP - Revenant or Spotlight BD - Revenant or Mad Max

[SLAM!]

I think Mad Max will win the biggest number of Oscars, but I don't think it will win the biggest competitions like best picture. I really want it to, though.

[WrathOfHan]

Mad Max and The Revenant tied with 3

[Impact]

I currently have Mad Max and Martian with 2 each (MM-editing and makeup, Martian with the 2 sound awards), as for Revenant, I'm thinking picture, actor and 2 other ones-not sure what yet though.

 

[MovieMan89]

Really hard to say. Should be Max, unless The Big Short is the BP/BD winner, in which case it would likely steal editing away from Max. TFA could also upset Max in Special effects. MM might just win the two sound awards, production, and makeup while TBS ties with 4 wins as well. The other scenario being if the Revenant really does take the big two, it already has actor and cinematography on lock and could then carry a bunch of its technical noms.  

Edited January 15, 2016 by MovieMan89

[Blankments]

Currently going with The Big Short taking Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, and Film Editing. Revenant and Mad Max will be the only other multi-winners, with three each

[Impact]

I now have Revenant with 4 as I changed cinematography from TH8 to Revenant.

Sound I could see Martian, Mad Max, Star Wars or Revenant winning. That and sound editing are 2 that I really am unsure about.

[Ezen Baklattan]

Big Short: Picture, Director, Screenplay

MMFR: Editing, Art Dir., Makeup, Sound x2, Effects

Revenant: Actor, Cinematography

 

Even if Revenant takes Makeup, Max still wins the most. Either way, Tom Hardy will sweep the techs.

 

 

[WrathOfHan]

3: The Big Short (Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay), Mad Max: Fury Road (Editing, Makeup, Production Design)

2: The Revenant (Actor, Cinematography), Star Wars: The Force Awakens (VFX, Sound Mixing)

1: Carol (Supporting Actress), Cinderella (Costume Design), Creed (Supporting Actor), The Hateful Eight (Score), Inside Out (Animated), Room (Actress), Sicario (Sound Editing), Spectre (Song), Spotlight (Original Screenplay)

 

Bridge of Spies, Brooklyn, and The Martian go home with nothing. There's also a good chance TFA wins the most (everything but Editing).

[CoolioD1]

i could see big short winning all of its nominations.

[WrathOfHan]

6 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

i could see big short winning all of its nominations.

I can see it going 4/5. Even if Stallone doesn't win Rylance would still be ahead of Bale.

[The Panda]

I think Mad Max and Big Short tie with 4

[filmlover]

Yeah, Bale's not winning even if The Big Short wins all of its other nominations. Besides, I think if he wins again down the line it'll be in Lead.

[Impact]

What no love for Spies, Martian or Spotlight in this poll?

[Rorschach]

Mad Max will probably get the most awards as it has been crushing it in the technical categories these past few award ceremonies. Doesn't have a shot at winning BP though, like at all.

[Impact]

As I said earlier-Mad Max, Spies and Martian (oh and Brooklyn) all have less of a chance winning then Room-given the combos they have-Mad Max has no screenplay+no acting while the other films have no director+no editing, none of those have happened since Grand Hotel (this was brought up to why Avatar wouldn't win BP)

Edit: Though I have Room in last place for BP-and in all honesty I be more shocked by that taking home picture then any other film besides Brooklyn.

[Impact]

Currently I only have Revenant (5 wins) and Mad Max (3 wins) being multiple winners-hmmm I'm sure I should change something else to have more then 1 win.

[filmlover]

At this point I won't be surprised if The Revenant just sweeps through almost all of its categories aside from Best Supporting Actor and a tech or two. The momentum has very clearly shifted in that film's direction.