This year, the Oscars underscore an existential question: What do movies mean?
Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post
April 21, 2021
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Does anyone need reminding that the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday will be the weirdest ever? Or the most lackluster? We get it: No one s seen the movies. These Oscars are going to tank. Next!
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Leave it to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to show the Golden Globes how it’s done. The nominees are a step up, but best of all, the Oscars are sweeping Zoom into the dustbin. The much-delayed 93rd Academy Awards convenes Sunday in pandemic style: the ceremony will be social-distanced and attendees will be maskless while on camera. The pandemic restrictions aren’t the only changes: Six years after the first #OscarsSoWhite tweet, the year’s pool is one of the most diverse in the show’s history though the multiple “Da 5 Bloods” snubs prove that there is still work to do. Whether the winners celebrate the breadth of the past year’s cinema is a different matter. Here are our predictions.