Disney has officially launched its For Your Consideration website for its 2019 films vying for Oscars this year, and Avengers: Endgame—the highest-grossing movie of all time—is being pushed in a number of categories. A year after Marvel/Disney’s Black Panther became the first superhero movie nominated for Best Picture, the Mouse House is pushing Endgame in Best Picture as well as Best Director for Anthony and Joe Russo, Best Adapted Screenplay for Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, Best Cinematography for Trent Opaloch, Best Original Score for Alan Silvestri, Best Film Editing, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Makeup and Hairstyling, Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing, and Best Visual Effects.

And that’s it. Those are all the categories listed in which Disney will be pushing Avengers: Endgame. Notice anything? Yeah, no Robert Downey Jr. Despite the Russo Brothers saying earlier this year the only Oscar recognition they cared about for Endgame was Best Actor consideration for Downey, it doesn’t appear as though Disney will be pushing any individual Endgame actors for Oscars this year.

That doesn’t necessarily mean Downey can’t be considered or nominated, but campaigns are more often than not a significant reason why certain films and performers are actually nominated for Oscars (it costs money to keep those names in voters’ heads), and given that Endgame already faces an uphill battle as a superhero movie, Downey probably could use the push.

It’s possible Disney didn’t want to play favorites and risk alienating any of the rest of the ensemble, and thus opted not to push any single actor from the film. But still, Downey originated the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe and was its anchor for 22 films. Surely if anyone deserved special treatment for the concluding chapter, it was Downey. Moreover, the guy gives a genuinely terrific performance—not just for a superhero movie, for a movie period.

Downey has previously been nominated for two Oscars for his performances in Tropic Thunder and Chaplin, and again I don’t think it’s outside the realm of possibility that he lands in the Best Actor race if Academy members decide they really want to honor Avengers: Endgame. But it’s a bummer to see that Disney won’t be putting in the extra work to try and get him there, especially in a year where the Best Actor field is already crowded with the likes of Adam Driver, Joaquin Phoenix, Robert De Niro, Eddie Murphy, Matt Damon, and Christian Bale, among others.

As for the film’s chances as a whole, I wrote before that Avengers: Endgame certainly deserves Best Picture consideration, and history is on its side. It’s the highest-grossing movie in history, and past films to earn that title include Avatar, Titanic, E.T., Jaws, The Godfather, and Star Wars—all Best Picture nominees. The last “highest-grossing film ever” not to earn a Best Picture nomination was Jurassic Park.

So yeah, we’ll see how things progress. I think at the very least the film is in line for three nominations—the sound awards and visual effects—and depending on how the Best Picture field shakes out, could crack that top category. Although if Joker makes it in, would the Academy want to recognize two comic book movies in the same year? We shall see…

For more on the Oscar race, check out my recent Oscar Beat columns.