Looks like most overrated might win most overlooked.

Cap ain't ova-r8ted yo

YESH!

It's David's turn again to present Best Visual Effects

Almost voted for that. What a great film. Went with John Wick.

Best visual effects



The influential F/X of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, including the blend of motion-capture performance and digital rendering employed to give life to troubled simian protagonist Caesar, are pushed even farther in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Set a decade later, it finds the intelligent apes forging their own world in the forest, hunting and interacting with the elements, as well as going to war in a destroyed San Francisco.



Edge of Tomorrow's F/X team sends Emily Blunt, Tom Cruise, and hundreds of others to war with a tentacled alien race. The film's elaborate centerpiece, repeated several times from a variety of vantage points, is a futuristic answer to the Normandy landings of the Second World War and includes flying spacecraft (many of which crash and burn) and imposing mechanical suits utilized by the human combatants.



Sixty years after his screen debut, Godzilla, the King of the Monsters, receives a digital facelift in this gunmetal-realistic adaptation, which, of course, pits him against other grotesque creatures, including a mutated winged beast. Another F/X highlight is a Hail-Mary parachute drop into a city on fire. (The city? Again, San Francisco.)



Marvel's strangest, most hilarious, and most dangerous group of heroes leaps into action in Guardians of the Galaxy, and two of them are complete digital creations: gun-toting raccoon bounty hunter Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) and his devoted companion, living tree of few words Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel). The adoring public response to both characters is a major testament to the achievement of the film's F/X artisans and technicians, who are also partly responsible for the film's extensive, space-opera-style world building.



Interstellar's F/X team fashions an atmospheric, elegant, and fact-based journey into deep space and even to a place where time is represented as an alterable physical element. Their concepts and the resulting images earned the ambitious Christopher Nolan film comparisons to 2001: A Space Odyssey and Gravity.

And the award for best visual effects goes to:

Interstellar will and should win

Voted for the greatest movie of 2014 naturally

Yes it is.

And Interstellar is about to win another one!

Truth

I voted for Captain America as well, BTW. It's a shame that it got zero nominations...

Both movies are greatness

The winner is:



INTERSTELLAR

Runner-up: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

If we had a most overrated category it might have got one there.

Interstellar taking no prisoners.

False

Dawn was second?

Must have been another landslide.

INTERSTELLAR!

lololol

Best Makeup is next

Lol at most overlooked.

I think when all is said and done we're going to be wondering how Nolan didn't get a nomination.

Interstellar will win it in a landslide.

Best Makeup

The nominees are:

Snowpiercer
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Maleficent
Guardians of the Galaxy
Into the Woods

And the winner is...

The winner should be: