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Andrew Raff - Andrew Raff About Archive Photos Tweets Also on Micro.blog Andrew Raff Follow @andrewraff on Micro.blog . Fix the Oscars For the first year since the Academy expanded the Best Picture category to 10 nominations, I actually watched all 10 nominated films before the Oscars. And in a year where there were a number of excellent films, my main takeaway was that the system of naming one winner in each category is fundamentally broken. Instead of treating one winner and a number of losers, the Academy should think of the Oscars more like the Peabody Awards, where it honors the various achievements. The ceremony could give some films or individual achievements additional recognition or palmares , but could give each recognized film, performance, and craft some level of recognition. In a year like this, where the stupendous Oppenheimer cast a shadow over everything else, this would help provide more attention to other deserving films. Being able to say, p...
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