It is common to see dramatic films, costume melodramas, and festival hits in the lists of Oscar nominees. And action films with races, gunfights, military conflicts or fantasy worlds are most often content with technical nominations for the American Film Academy Award. But if you look closely at the list of films nominated for the Oscars over the past 20 years, you can see that nothing human is alien to film academics either – they also value drive, adrenaline and energy in cinema. Only the best examples of this genre were included in the “Oscar: Best Action” selection.<\/p>\n
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Nominations (1): Best Adapted Screenplay<\/p>\n
One of the key characters of the “X-Men” movie universe – Wolverine, also known as Logan, appeared in an unusual image. The film takes place in the near future. Tired of life, the hero takes care of the sick professor Xavier. However, he will have to remember his combat past after meeting a young mutant who is being pursued by dark forces. This is the first film adaptation of a graphic novel about superheroes, which became an Oscar nominee in the script category.<\/p>\n