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Not certain if you thought that I was challenging your choice; as I was not. I was simply saying that with 13 nominations and zero wins, well... it is something to be reckoned with when speaking of those who may be deemed as overdue. BTW, the most offensive numbers of the scorecard goes to...

Ouch !! The race is now definitely on. The Roger Deakins scorecard: Nominations - 13 Wins - 0

...and hands down !!!

Any takers on "Dunkirk" winning Best Cinematography for Hoyte van Hoytema?:thumbs-up-smiley:

I'm going for it. I'm gonna get me the Christopher Nolan 7 pack. Not set up for 4K yet; but its a pre-order steal and a good investment. Plus I'll still be getting the BD's for the interum. How could anyone go wrong with that?:thumbs-up-smiley:

They've given us Ingmar Bergman; they've archived a 70mm print of a David Lean film; and they even gave us ABBA.:thumbs-up-smiley: I ask you, now, what's not to love about Sweden?:) Not wantiing to veer too far off from Dunkirk and this thread; but your seeing "Ryan's Daughter" twice speaks...

Not a coincidence that Christopher Nolan's BFI Southbank selections from July of 2017 included "Ryan's Daughter".