Academy Awards, USA 2016
| Won Oscar | Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Leonardo DiCaprio |
| Best Achievement in Directing Alejandro G. Iñárritu | |
| Best Achievement in Cinematography Emmanuel Lubezki | |
| Nominated Oscar | Best Motion Picture of the Year Arnon Milchan Steve Golin Alejandro G. Iñárritu Mary Parent Keith Redmon |
| Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Tom Hardy | |
| Best Achievement in Film Editing Stephen Mirrione | |
| Best Achievement in Costume Design Jacqueline West | |
| Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling Sian Grigg Duncan Jarman Robert A. Pandini | |
| Best Achievement in Sound Mixing Jon Taylor Frank A. Montaño Randy Thom Chris Duesterdiek | |
| Best Achievement in Sound Editing Martín Hernández Lon Bender | |
| Best Achievement in Visual Effects Richard McBride Matt Shumway Jason Smith Cameron Waldbauer | |
| Best Achievement in Production Design Jack Fisk (production design) Hamish Purdy (set decoration) |
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu
My rating: 3.5 stars out of 4
IMDb Wikipedia
(Blu-ray, Fox)
Fur trapper Leonardo DiCaprio is viciously attacked by a grizzly bear. He is found barely alive, but his fellow trappers don't think he will survive for long. A couple of men, along with his half breed son, are paid to stay and give him a decent burial, but when he refuses to die one of them murders his son and tricks the other man into abandoning him. After witnessing the murder, DiCaprio is determined to track them down. He improbably survives alone, and gravely injured, in the cold wilderness, eventually befriended by an Indian and ending up at a fort where he finds the man. Incredible location shooting overwhelms just about every aspect of this film. There are a couple of obvious CGI moments, particularly the bear attack, that diminish the impact, but this is still an impressive, and obviously dangerous, shoot in perhaps the ultimate survivor story.
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