Here’s my quick Oscar preview, just because I wanted a place for everyone to share their hopes or predictions and then their thoughts after the show, if they want to.
This year I did manage to see everything in the major categories (picture, director, writing, acting) and reviewed most of them. It’s an exciting year because I loved some of them, didn’t hate any of them, there is some suspense about many of the categories, and some of my favorites seem to be frontrunners. On the other hand there wasn’t that magic of the movie I only watched for homework purposes and ended up really liking. I pretty much meant to see all of them anyway. The only real victory was that I was wise enough to put off watching WICKED: FOR GOOD even though everybody said it would be nominated. (read the rest of this shit…)

For some years now, some of you may remember, I’ve made it a point to watch all of the best picture nominees. This year, for the first time ever, I’d already seen all of them when the nominations were announced. Achievement unlocked, as they say in whatever they say that in.
Hello friends, and welcome to my annual preview of the Oscars. They happen on Sunday and I’m anticipating them in the very rare-for-me position of my actual personal favorite movie of the year (
Well, it’s that time of year again. The end of April, that fabled time when the Oscars were 2 1/2 months ago unless there was a pandemic. Okay, obviously the big event this week is MORTAL KOMBAT coming out on Friday. But I’m still gonna enjoy watching the Oscars on Sunday.
Okay, time for my traditional pre-Oscars post. As you have probly gathered by now, I enjoy watching awards shows, I do not think they are too long, I do understand that they don’t represent the best of cinema, and that it doesn’t really matter that much, and I’m not offended if you don’t care about the Oscars. It’s fine, we all do what we want to do. And 


















