7 – Number of Oscar nominations Glenn Close now has without a win.
6 – Number of Oscar nominations Amy Adams now has without a win.
40,000 – Number of awards fans on Twitter who are furious about one or both of these things.
0 – Number of fucks that either Glenn Close or Amy Adams give that they don’t have an Oscar, probably.
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0 – Actors with major roles in more than one Best Picture nominee. Which is rare! Last year saw people like Michael Stuhlbarg and Tracy Letts turn up in two or more.
$15 million – lowest reported budget of any Best Picture nominee. “Roma,” “The Favourite” and “Blackkklansman” all claim to have cost this magic number.
$200 million – highest reported budget of any Best Picture nominee. That’s “Green Book.” Kidding, it’s ‘Black Panther.”
Y’all! So humbled and blessed!!! Thank you all for continuing to lift up this film, and to lift me up!!! Congrats @iamRuthECarter and #LudwigGoransson #chinchilla1970 #blackpanther #Oscars!!! pic.twitter.com/Y9l4InGM43
— Cozy (@HannahEBeachler) February 25, 2019
$185 million – the difference between the two. If you couldn’t do the math yourself.
$51.6 million – average budget of the eight Best Picture nominees. That’s probably way up thanks to “Black Panther,” which cost almost four times as much as any other.
$32 million – lowest domestic total box office for any Best Picture nominee so far – for “The Favourite.”
$700 million – highest domestic total box office for any Best Picture nominee. “Black Panther.” Clearly.
$63 million – lowest worldwide box office for any Best Picture nominee – for “Vice,” which has made just 25% of its total abroad. (“The Favourite,” by contrast is kicking ass abroad, with an $83 million total).
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— GETAnalysis.ca (@GETAnalysis) February 25, 2019
$1.346 billion – highest worldwide box office of any Best Picture nominee. “Black Panther” again, though “Bohemian Rhapsody” isn’t all that far behind, with $860 million.
$1.33 billion – total domestic box office of the Best Picture nominees (half comes from “Black Panther” alone). That’s nearly three times last year’s total (and from only seven films – see below…)
$190.4 million – average domestic box office of the Best Picture nominees.
$2.710 billion – total worldwide box office of the Best Picture nominees. That’s more than three times last year’s.
$387.142 million – average worldwide box office of the Best Picture nominees.
$?????? – box office total of “Roma.” Netflix hasn’t reported how much money it’s taken in the thousand or so theaters it’s played worldwide.
?????? – Reported viewership of “Roma” on Netflix. Unlike with “Bird Box” and some other of its movies, Netflix hasn’t revealed how many people have seen the film at home either.
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— ROMA (@ROMACuaron) February 25, 2019
$30 million – Amount of money Netflix spent on the awards campaign for “Roma,” reportedly.
2 – Number of times bigger that is than the film’s budget.
3 – Number of Oscars that got Netflix.
$10 million – Amount of money Netflix paid per Oscar for “Roma.”
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