DaybreakerMC

@naMrorriM I think if Wolfwalkers was nominated last year it could've beaten Toy Story 4 (which already had a weak lead in the category. It's a shame it had to be against Soul. I love both movies but they'll almost always pick Pixar, which sucks. If Soul had lost it'd still be remembered for ages, but a win for Wolfwalkers would've meant so much for the film's legacy

Also, I was pretty satisfied with most of the wins. I loved Another Round winning. The Father getting screenplay was amazing, and Mank upsetting in cinematography was well deserved. I loved Nomadland so I'm happy with its BP win, and also awesome to see Chloe Zhao win director

Just embarrassing they shaped the entire show around awarding Chadwick Boseman at the end only for Hopkins to win and not be there. This is why Best Picture should always be the last award, AND why the producers should know who won if they're gonna base everything on one winner

Best Documentary Feature: My Octopus Teacher - precursor wins back it

Best International Film: Another Round - if you're tired of precursor wins, look no further than Thomas Vinterberg's nomination in the Best Director category to back predicting Another Round here

Best Animated Short: If Anything Happens I Love You - widely available through Netflix, plus Laura Dern (Academy Award winner AND Governer of the Academy) executive produced it

Best Documentary Short: A Love Song for Latasha - but watch out for A Concerto is a Conversation, which is produced by Ava DuVenary and about Green Book composer Kris Bowers

Best Live Action Short: Two Distant Strangers - while The Letter Room has the star power of Oscar Isaac, it is not nearly as widely accessible as Two Distant Strangers (which happens to be on Netflix)

The only of the three short categories I'm confident on is Animated Short, otherwise it feels like a two horse race

Nah, they gather a bunch of people named Oscar and they nominate who is the most powerful Oscar of them all.

Thank you, I will have to throw it on my watchlist! You got Letterboxd?

I do not, might make one now!

I definitely recommend it! Letterboxd has been a huge tool for me as someone who loves film. Plus it's really pushed me to write reviews and improve my critical thinking... and it's just fun XD

Huh, a Walt Disney Animation Studies film that I hadn't heard about.

uh oh... this might not age well

Oh, this definitely isn't ageing well. "Nomadland" is a lock for Best Picture and "The Trial of the Chicago 7" is done for

One week until the Oscars. I have Nomadland predicted for Best Picture. After winning the Golden Globe, Critics' Choice, PGA (not golf), DGA, and BAFTA it would be stupid to bet against Nomadland.

not an episode "worth" staying up at 3AM, but... gave the context that we were desperately hoping for

I liked learning everything we did (even though a decent bit was predictable), but my main frustration comes with how the reveal at the end was executed

yeah, it was strange... the whole show has been weird, so cannot judge them on that, but yeah a bitter taste on how they portreyed the end reveal.

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lol fr tho lets hope the Mayans didnt typo when they wrote that 2012 doomsday calendar

I thought it was decent tbh. Action sequences needed some work (but the fight with cheetah was *chef’s kiss* tbh) and the movie was cheesy as hell, but it was decent. Although I did watch it in the cinema and went in with DC-tailored aspirations, and the mindset of ‘I don’t want Sonic The Hedgehog to be the only thing I watch in a cinema this year’ so...

Not my Top one, but definately within my top5 or even top3 pixar movies