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In my personal record year, I correctly predicted 23 out of 24 Oscar categories. But that’s unlikely to happen this year, as there are simply too many categories that are still closely contested. In the meantime, this even applies again to the top category Best Film, where it seemed clear for a long time that Netflix would clear the most important of all golden boys for the first time with the western “ The Power Of The Dog ”. But now, in the last few meters of the Oscar race, which consists of many award ceremonies, another film seems to be getting close to “The Power Of The Dog” or even pushing past it – and it comes from the streaming competitor Apple TV !
In the current episode of our podcast, on screen love, my colleague Jenny Jecke from Moviepilot and I went through all 23 categories individually: who will win and who, in our opinion, deserves the win the most? If you more or less stick to our predictions, that should usually be enough to win the betting pool at your office or among friends:
If you don’t want to listen to the full podcast, here’s my prediction at a glance (FYI I’ve seen all the nominated feature length films from all sections but none of the nominated short films). In each category there are the following three entries:
Will win = the favorite in the category
Might win = the nominee with the second best odds
Should win = my personal opinion on who most deserved the win
Best supporting actor
Will win: Troy Kotsur for “Coda”
Might Win: Kodi Smit-McPhee for The Power Of The Dog
Should win: Jesse Plemons for “The Power Of The Dog”
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