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No, animated films should not be considered for Best Picture at the Academy Awards
This position holds that animated films should not compete for the Best Picture Oscar. It argues animation differs too fundamentally from live action to be judged fairly alongside it — in its demands on acting, its production process, and its distinct purpose of escapism.
Supporting arguments · 3
- The emotional responsibility of actingFilms are heavily dependent on the performances given by the actors and actresses. Acting techniques used in animated film differ greatly from those in live action films.
- Production differencesWhen creating a movie, a lot of factors come into play. In general, animation and live action film production may produce similar films and stories, but ultimately the creative process is vastly different between the two.
- The majesty of escapismFilms have long been touted as a means to escape reality and become immersed in other worlds and stories.