Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
The screenplay categories, and especially original, have the widest range of winners across the multiple precursors leading up to the Oscar of any field in... Read More
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Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
This is the real fight between Jojo Rabbit and Little Women and it looks like Hitler might win this time. This category presents a bit... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – FILM EDITING
Film Editing in never an easy category when one of the Best Picture frontrunners isn’t nominated here but it’s not like it hasn’t happened before.... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – CINEMATOGRAPHY
Let’s not waste any time. It’s 1917. Here are my ranked Final Oscar predictions in Cinematography with a chart of a decade of related precursors... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – PRODUCTION DESIGN
The last the combo of Critics Choice and ADG (Period) only went to the Oscars (2012’s Anna Karenina) it lost. That wouldn’t bode well for... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – COSTUME DESIGN
A tight race and it’s most likely between BAFTA winner Little Women and Costume Design Guild winner Jojo Rabbit. These two films are going tooth... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – ORIGINAL SONG
Much like Thomas Newman in Original Score, we have another double digit nominee here in Original Song that’s never won: Diane Warren, who earned her... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – ORIGINAL SCORE
It’s going to happen again. Thomas Newman, a 15-time Oscar nominee (14 for Score, one for Song) is going to lose Original Score for a... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – SOUND EDITING and SOUND MIXING
1917 or Ford v Ferrari? 1917 and Ford v Ferrari? The Sound categories, editing and mixing, could go a few ways. 1917 will take both,... Read More
Final 2020 Oscar Predictions – ANIMATED FEATURE
Boy oh boy, do we have a race here. Since the inception of the Animated Feature Oscar only one sequel has ever won – Toy... Read More
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