Other years, the Best Picture winner takes home the prize in a general sweep, which would likely mean Argo's revolutionary tumult would take home the Oscar. Will win: Some years, this category goes to the biggest (or loudest) blockbuster, in which case Skyfall's various gun blasts and martini swizzles win the big prize. Just listen to the scene above knowing that almost everything you hear, save for actor Suraj Sharma's voice, had to be recorded and/or created later. Should win: The soundscape of a movie is often just as important, and sophisticated, as what you see on screen, and no film made a bigger impact on our ears than Life of Pi. Skyfall, Per Hallberg and Karen Baker Landers Life of Pi, Eugene Gearty and Philip Stockton For the category previously called Best Sound Effects and Best Sound Effects Editing, one of these days the Academy will hit upon a name that makes plain what it's meant to celebrate: all the various sounds that you hear over the course of the film, whether they were recorded during the shoot itself, recorded later by a series of Foley artists, or created whole cloth in a studio.
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