& Black Panther's Dilemma.

***BREAKING NEWS!!! This is of course, a movie spoiler FREE episode***

We Read the Breaking News / Letter from the Academy - 1:08

The 3 Major Changes to the Oscars:

Best Achievement in a Popular Film - 2:45

Moving Up the Date & Tightening the Broadcast to 3 Hours- 17:49

Wrapping Up & Social Media Contacts- 28:57

OMG, do we have some BREAKING NEWS. The Academy’s Board of Governors approved THREE MAJOR changes to the Oscars. First, they’ve added a new Best Picture category tentatively called the Best Popular Film. There are multiple angles to dissect, there’s a film twitter backlash to discuss, and there’s a fascinating set of implications to debate. You get all of that from us here.

But if that’s not enough, the Academy made two more humongous changes to make things get even crazier. They’ve moved up the date of the show and therefore shortened award season. They’ve also put a hard cap on the broadcast time to make it a 3 hour event, pushing many speeches and below the line technical category presentations into the commercial breaks. We predict what the aftermath of these two huge changes might be, and we debate why the Academy is doing what it’s doing. It’s one of our most fascinating Hollywood Hot Take episodes to date, and you don’t want to miss it.

We’ll continue to follow up on this story in our next HHT episode, tentatively scheduled for next week after our BlacKkKlansman review. There’s gonna be a deep dive on the world of Moviepass in that episode. So although we hope this real time release gives you your fix on this latest breaking news, we also think these debates are relevant in the coming months. Time will tell, but we hope this episode has legs regardless of when you might click play.

If you enjoyed this, do check out our back catalog of episodes. We have monthly Hollywood News reports we call Hollywood Hot Take (HHTs), and we’ve also released many Oscar Race previews for this upcoming awards season. Our show also reviews all of the potential contenders as they’re released including Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Then stay tuned for our upcoming reviews of Eighth Grade, Isle of Dogs, and BlacKkKlansman. Things are heating up in and outside the movie theater for Oscar Season. There’s a reason that carpet is red. So do stay tuned.

Feel free to chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Do find us wherever you may listen to podcasts on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Stitcher, etc… We are everywhere and happy to mix it up with our friends, our foes, and of course, our fans. As always, thanks for listening.

When reality sucks, watch movies with us.

& Black Panther's Dilemma.

***BREAKING NEWS!!! This is of course, a movie spoiler FREE episode***

We Read the Breaking News / Letter from the Academy - 1:08

The 3 Major Changes to the Oscars:

Best Achievement in a Popular Film - 2:45

Moving Up the Date & Tightening the Broadcast to 3 Hours- 17:49

Wrapping Up & Social Media Contacts- 28:57

OMG, do we have some BREAKING NEWS. The Academy’s Board of Governors approved THREE MAJOR changes to the Oscars. First, they’ve added a new Best Picture category tentatively called the Best Popular Film. There are multiple angles to dissect, there’s a film twitter backlash to discuss, and there’s a fascinating set of implications to debate. You get all of that from us here.

But if that’s not enough, the Academy made two more humongous changes to make things get even crazier. They’ve moved up the date of the show and therefore shortened award season. They’ve also put a hard cap on the broadcast time to make it a 3 hour event, pushing many speeches and below the line technical category presentations into the commercial breaks. We predict what the aftermath of these two huge changes might be, and we debate why the Academy is doing what it’s doing. It’s one of our most fascinating Hollywood Hot Take episodes to date, and you don’t want to miss it.

We’ll continue to follow up on this story in our next HHT episode, tentatively scheduled for next week after our BlacKkKlansman review. There’s gonna be a deep dive on the world of Moviepass in that episode. So although we hope this real time release gives you your fix on this latest breaking news, we also think these debates are relevant in the coming months. Time will tell, but we hope this episode has legs regardless of when you might click play.

If you enjoyed this, do check out our back catalog of episodes. We have monthly Hollywood News reports we call Hollywood Hot Take (HHTs), and we’ve also released many Oscar Race previews for this upcoming awards season. Our show also reviews all of the potential contenders as they’re released including Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Then stay tuned for our upcoming reviews of Eighth Grade, Isle of Dogs, and BlacKkKlansman. Things are heating up in and outside the movie theater for Oscar Season. There’s a reason that carpet is red. So do stay tuned.

Feel free to chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Do find us wherever you may listen to podcasts on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Stitcher, etc… We are everywhere and happy to mix it up with our friends, our foes, and of course, our fans. As always, thanks for listening.

When reality sucks, watch movies with us.

& Black Panther's Dilemma.

***BREAKING NEWS!!! This is of course, a movie spoiler FREE episode***

We Read the Breaking News / Letter from the Academy - 1:08

The 3 Major Changes to the Oscars:

Best Achievement in a Popular Film - 2:45

Moving Up the Date & Tightening the Broadcast to 3 Hours- 17:49

Wrapping Up & Social Media Contacts- 28:57

OMG, do we have some BREAKING NEWS. The Academy’s Board of Governors approved THREE MAJOR changes to the Oscars. First, they’ve added a new Best Picture category tentatively called the Best Popular Film. There are multiple angles to dissect, there’s a film twitter backlash to discuss, and there’s a fascinating set of implications to debate. You get all of that from us here.

But if that’s not enough, the Academy made two more humongous changes to make things get even crazier. They’ve moved up the date of the show and therefore shortened award season. They’ve also put a hard cap on the broadcast time to make it a 3 hour event, pushing many speeches and below the line technical category presentations into the commercial breaks. We predict what the aftermath of these two huge changes might be, and we debate why the Academy is doing what it’s doing. It’s one of our most fascinating Hollywood Hot Take episodes to date, and you don’t want to miss it.

We’ll continue to follow up on this story in our next HHT episode, tentatively scheduled for next week after our BlacKkKlansman review. There’s gonna be a deep dive on the world of Moviepass in that episode. So although we hope this real time release gives you your fix on this latest breaking news, we also think these debates are relevant in the coming months. Time will tell, but we hope this episode has legs regardless of when you might click play.

If you enjoyed this, do check out our back catalog of episodes. We have monthly Hollywood News reports we call Hollywood Hot Take (HHTs), and we’ve also released many Oscar Race previews for this upcoming awards season. Our show also reviews all of the potential contenders as they’re released including Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Then stay tuned for our upcoming reviews of Eighth Grade, Isle of Dogs, and BlacKkKlansman. Things are heating up in and outside the movie theater for Oscar Season. There’s a reason that carpet is red. So do stay tuned.

Feel free to chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Do find us wherever you may listen to podcasts on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Stitcher, etc… We are everywhere and happy to mix it up with our friends, our foes, and of course, our fans. As always, thanks for listening.

When reality sucks, watch movies with us.

***This is a Spoiler Free Episode***

“Remember Me” from Coco

Performed by Miguel & Natalia Lafaourcade - 2:40

“Mighty River” from Mudbound

Performed by Mary J. Blige - 8:40

“Mystery of Love” from Call Me By Your Name

Performed by Sufjan Stevens - 13:10

“Stand Up For Something” from Marshall

Performed by Andra Day and Common - 18:50

“This is Me” from The Greatest Showman

Performed by Keala Settle - 24:36

Re-Rank / Perfecting Perfection - 31:43

For our 10th retrospective halfisode on the Best Original Song category, we wanted to do something relevant, something special, and diving back into last year’s Oscars became both those things & then some. All of these movies are now available on VOD, all of these songs deserved to be re-visited & listened to once more, and one of our mind’s have been changed since we reviewed the category last winter to create some re-rank drama.

So we enjoyed this recap. Coco’s “Remember Me” involves much more than just some lyrics in a song. Mary J. Blige and her performance at the Oscars makes us wonder why an entire genre of music rarely wins this statuette. “Mystery of Love” by Sufjan Stevens is a perfect marriage between song and film while Common actually adds to what he sang in the Marshall credits to his award season performances. Then we have the snubbed “This is Me,” and as we do throughout this episode, we discuss how our perceptions of this song & performance have changed since Oscar Night. It’s a fast, fun, and surprisingly substantive look back.

Go back & listen to our massive catalog of episodes. There are now 10 Best Original Song Oscar retrospectives. We’ve also reviewed many other categories of the Academy’s past from 1997’s Best Picture - the Year of Titanic all the way through 1989’s Best Original Screenplay where Spike Lee’s script for Do The Right Thing lost to Dead Poets Society, and even as far back as the 1974 Best Actor race where former TV star Art Carney somehow beat out Pacino, Hoffman, and Nicholson.

We’ve also put out full series on the Marvel Cinematic Universe & Mission Impossibles to have fun during the spring & summer Oscar off-season. But of course, we’ve kept you up to date on next year’s awards by previewing the contenders from their film festival premieres in HHT (Hollywood Hot Take) News episodes to way too early Oscar Predictions & Mid-Year Oscar Race Reports to bi-monthly previews of everything hitting theaters to our continuing series of Oscar Contender Trailer reviews.

Finally, don’t miss our reviews of the movies themselves. We’ve already reviewed Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. All those movies should have legitimate arguments for Oscar nominations come next year, and we’re covering them as they’re released to you.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and mikemikeandoscar.com is nearing a launch announcement. As always, thanks for listening, liking, reviewing, and sharing our show with others. When reality sucks, you’ve been watching these movies and listening to the songs of Oscar with us.

***This is a Spoiler Free Episode***

“Remember Me” from Coco

Performed by Miguel & Natalia Lafaourcade - 2:40

“Mighty River” from Mudbound

Performed by Mary J. Blige - 8:40

“Mystery of Love” from Call Me By Your Name

Performed by Sufjan Stevens - 13:10

“Stand Up For Something” from Marshall

Performed by Andra Day and Common - 18:50

“This is Me” from The Greatest Showman

Performed by Keala Settle - 24:36

Re-Rank / Perfecting Perfection - 31:43

For our 10th retrospective halfisode on the Best Original Song category, we wanted to do something relevant, something special, and diving back into last year’s Oscars became both those things & then some. All of these movies are now available on VOD, all of these songs deserved to be re-visited & listened to once more, and one of our mind’s have been changed since we reviewed the category last winter to create some re-rank drama.

So we enjoyed this recap. Coco’s “Remember Me” involves much more than just some lyrics in a song. Mary J. Blige and her performance at the Oscars makes us wonder why an entire genre of music rarely wins this statuette. “Mystery of Love” by Sufjan Stevens is a perfect marriage between song and film while Common actually adds to what he sang in the Marshall credits to his award season performances. Then we have the snubbed “This is Me,” and as we do throughout this episode, we discuss how our perceptions of this song & performance have changed since Oscar Night. It’s a fast, fun, and surprisingly substantive look back.

Go back & listen to our massive catalog of episodes. There are now 10 Best Original Song Oscar retrospectives. We’ve also reviewed many other categories of the Academy’s past from 1997’s Best Picture - the Year of Titanic all the way through 1989’s Best Original Screenplay where Spike Lee’s script for Do The Right Thing lost to Dead Poets Society, and even as far back as the 1974 Best Actor race where former TV star Art Carney somehow beat out Pacino, Hoffman, and Nicholson.

We’ve also put out full series on the Marvel Cinematic Universe & Mission Impossibles to have fun during the spring & summer Oscar off-season. But of course, we’ve kept you up to date on next year’s awards by previewing the contenders from their film festival premieres in HHT (Hollywood Hot Take) News episodes to way too early Oscar Predictions & Mid-Year Oscar Race Reports to bi-monthly previews of everything hitting theaters to our continuing series of Oscar Contender Trailer reviews.

Finally, don’t miss our reviews of the movies themselves. We’ve already reviewed Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. All those movies should have legitimate arguments for Oscar nominations come next year, and we’re covering them as they’re released to you.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and mikemikeandoscar.com is nearing a launch announcement. As always, thanks for listening, liking, reviewing, and sharing our show with others. When reality sucks, you’ve been watching these movies and listening to the songs of Oscar with us.

***This is a Spoiler Free Episode***

“Remember Me” from Coco

Performed by Miguel & Natalia Lafaourcade - 2:40

“Mighty River” from Mudbound

Performed by Mary J. Blige - 8:40

“Mystery of Love” from Call Me By Your Name

Performed by Sufjan Stevens - 13:10

“Stand Up For Something” from Marshall

Performed by Andra Day and Common - 18:50

“This is Me” from The Greatest Showman

Performed by Keala Settle - 24:36

Re-Rank / Perfecting Perfection - 31:43

For our 10th retrospective halfisode on the Best Original Song category, we wanted to do something relevant, something special, and diving back into last year’s Oscars became both those things & then some. All of these movies are now available on VOD, all of these songs deserved to be re-visited & listened to once more, and one of our mind’s have been changed since we reviewed the category last winter to create some re-rank drama.

So we enjoyed this recap. Coco’s “Remember Me” involves much more than just some lyrics in a song. Mary J. Blige and her performance at the Oscars makes us wonder why an entire genre of music rarely wins this statuette. “Mystery of Love” by Sufjan Stevens is a perfect marriage between song and film while Common actually adds to what he sang in the Marshall credits to his award season performances. Then we have the snubbed “This is Me,” and as we do throughout this episode, we discuss how our perceptions of this song & performance have changed since Oscar Night. It’s a fast, fun, and surprisingly substantive look back.

Go back & listen to our massive catalog of episodes. There are now 10 Best Original Song Oscar retrospectives. We’ve also reviewed many other categories of the Academy’s past from 1997’s Best Picture - the Year of Titanic all the way through 1989’s Best Original Screenplay where Spike Lee’s script for Do The Right Thing lost to Dead Poets Society, and even as far back as the 1974 Best Actor race where former TV star Art Carney somehow beat out Pacino, Hoffman, and Nicholson.

We’ve also put out full series on the Marvel Cinematic Universe & Mission Impossibles to have fun during the spring & summer Oscar off-season. But of course, we’ve kept you up to date on next year’s awards by previewing the contenders from their film festival premieres in HHT (Hollywood Hot Take) News episodes to way too early Oscar Predictions & Mid-Year Oscar Race Reports to bi-monthly previews of everything hitting theaters to our continuing series of Oscar Contender Trailer reviews.

Finally, don’t miss our reviews of the movies themselves. We’ve already reviewed Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. All those movies should have legitimate arguments for Oscar nominations come next year, and we’re covering them as they’re released to you.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and mikemikeandoscar.com is nearing a launch announcement. As always, thanks for listening, liking, reviewing, and sharing our show with others. When reality sucks, you’ve been watching these movies and listening to the songs of Oscar with us.

***This is a Spoiler Free Episode***

“Remember Me” from Coco

Performed by Miguel & Natalia Lafaourcade - 2:40

“Mighty River” from Mudbound

Performed by Mary J. Blige - 8:40

“Mystery of Love” from Call Me By Your Name

Performed by Sufjan Stevens - 13:10

“Stand Up For Something” from Marshall

Performed by Andra Day and Common - 18:50

“This is Me” from The Greatest Showman

Performed by Keala Settle - 24:36

Re-Rank / Perfecting Perfection - 31:43

For our 10th retrospective halfisode on the Best Original Song category, we wanted to do something relevant, something special, and diving back into last year’s Oscars became both those things & then some. All of these movies are now available on VOD, all of these songs deserved to be re-visited & listened to once more, and one of our mind’s have been changed since we reviewed the category last winter to create some re-rank drama.

So we enjoyed this recap. Coco’s “Remember Me” involves much more than just some lyrics in a song. Mary J. Blige and her performance at the Oscars makes us wonder why an entire genre of music rarely wins this statuette. “Mystery of Love” by Sufjan Stevens is a perfect marriage between song and film while Common actually adds to what he sang in the Marshall credits to his award season performances. Then we have the snubbed “This is Me,” and as we do throughout this episode, we discuss how our perceptions of this song & performance have changed since Oscar Night. It’s a fast, fun, and surprisingly substantive look back.

Go back & listen to our massive catalog of episodes. There are now 10 Best Original Song Oscar retrospectives. We’ve also reviewed many other categories of the Academy’s past from 1997’s Best Picture - the Year of Titanic all the way through 1989’s Best Original Screenplay where Spike Lee’s script for Do The Right Thing lost to Dead Poets Society, and even as far back as the 1974 Best Actor race where former TV star Art Carney somehow beat out Pacino, Hoffman, and Nicholson.

We’ve also put out full series on the Marvel Cinematic Universe & Mission Impossibles to have fun during the spring & summer Oscar off-season. But of course, we’ve kept you up to date on next year’s awards by previewing the contenders from their film festival premieres in HHT (Hollywood Hot Take) News episodes to way too early Oscar Predictions & Mid-Year Oscar Race Reports to bi-monthly previews of everything hitting theaters to our continuing series of Oscar Contender Trailer reviews.

Finally, don’t miss our reviews of the movies themselves. We’ve already reviewed Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Sorry To Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. All those movies should have legitimate arguments for Oscar nominations come next year, and we’re covering them as they’re released to you.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and mikemikeandoscar.com is nearing a launch announcement. As always, thanks for listening, liking, reviewing, and sharing our show with others. When reality sucks, you’ve been watching these movies and listening to the songs of Oscar with us.

In Yorgos We Distrust.

***This episode reviews a whole new slate of Oscar Contender Movie Trailers***

So if you consider trailer beats as spoilers, then that’s what this is.

Boy Erased - 1:49

On the Basis of Sex - 4:55

Colette - 8:32

Mary Queen of Scots - 12:46

The Favourite - 16:12

Eighth Grade - 21:37

Beautiful Boy - 26:27

Peterloo - 29:41

White Boy Rick - 33:20

Serenity - 36:30

The Girl in the Spider’s Web - 38:57

Creed II - 40:42

Review of 1976 Best Picture Race (you’ll understand why) - 46:16

Wrapping up - 48:24

A whole bunch more buzzed about Oscar movies released trailers over the past few weeks, and we couldn’t resist a full episode worth of reviews. Which performances have already won nominations in our minds? Which films seem to worry us? What are the films we’re most excited to see?

Awards season is starting to take shape for us with the last few months of theatrical releases, film festival announcements, comic cons, and of course, after the launch of these marketing campaigns . So we bring you another update on the race here throughout our trailer reviews.

Go back to our two episode Mid Year Oscars report (eps 80 & 81), and if you’re dying for more early Oscar previews do check out our bi-monthly previews of theatrical releases with July & August in ep. 79, or our last Hollywood Hot Take episode 71, and finally, we also did a way too early predictions for 18/19 in ep. 53.

We’ve also been keeping you current with reviews of theatrical releases. Our Mission: Impossible - Fallout review highlights our 7 episode series on the MIU. We also reviewed Sorry to Bother You, Ant-Man and the Wasp, The Incredibles 2, Hereditary, Deadpool 2, Avengers: Infinity War, A Quiet Place, and Black Panther. More OSPs are coming soon as July & August does seem to be bringing us more legitimate contenders for awards season. Then we’ll continue to revisit Oscars history with retrospectives of all sizes, halfisodes on Best Original Song categories and multi-episode arcs on films from the other major races from Oscar history.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, and Gmail. We’re at MMandOscar on Twitter. Find us wherever you may listen including Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc… etc… Please rate us favorably and/or leave us a review when you can. This really helps us grow the audience and raise our profile. We certainly appreciate it.

When reality sucks, keep watching those movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar!

In Yorgos We Distrust.

***This episode reviews a whole new slate of Oscar Contender Movie Trailers***

So if you consider trailer beats as spoilers, then that’s what this is.

Boy Erased - 1:49

On the Basis of Sex - 4:55

Colette - 8:32

Mary Queen of Scots - 12:46

The Favourite - 16:12

Eighth Grade - 21:37

Beautiful Boy - 26:27

Peterloo - 29:41

White Boy Rick - 33:20

Serenity - 36:30

The Girl in the Spider’s Web - 38:57

Creed II - 40:42

Review of 1976 Best Picture Race (you’ll understand why) - 46:16

Wrapping up - 48:24

A whole bunch more buzzed about Oscar movies released trailers over the past few weeks, and we couldn’t resist a full episode worth of reviews. Which performances have already won nominations in our minds? Which films seem to worry us? What are the films we’re most excited to see?

Awards season is starting to take shape for us with the last few months of theatrical releases, film festival announcements, comic cons, and of course, after the launch of these marketing campaigns . So we bring you another update on the race here throughout our trailer reviews.

Go back to our two episode Mid Year Oscars report (eps 80 & 81), and if you’re dying for more early Oscar previews do check out our bi-monthly previews of theatrical releases with July & August in ep. 79, or our last Hollywood Hot Take episode 71, and finally, we also did a way too early predictions for 18/19 in ep. 53.

We’ve also been keeping you current with reviews of theatrical releases. Our Mission: Impossible - Fallout review highlights our 7 episode series on the MIU. We also reviewed Sorry to Bother You, Ant-Man and the Wasp, The Incredibles 2, Hereditary, Deadpool 2, Avengers: Infinity War, A Quiet Place, and Black Panther. More OSPs are coming soon as July & August does seem to be bringing us more legitimate contenders for awards season. Then we’ll continue to revisit Oscars history with retrospectives of all sizes, halfisodes on Best Original Song categories and multi-episode arcs on films from the other major races from Oscar history.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Find us wherever you may listen including Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc… etc… Please rate us favorably and/or leave us a review when you can. This really helps us grow the audience and raise our profile. We certainly appreciate it.

When reality sucks, keep watching those movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar!

In Yorgos We Distrust.

***This episode reviews a whole new slate of Oscar Contender Movie Trailers***

So if you consider trailer beats as spoilers, then that’s what this is.

Boy Erased - 1:49

On the Basis of Sex - 4:55

Colette - 8:32

Mary Queen of Scots - 12:46

The Favourite - 16:12

Eighth Grade - 21:37

Beautiful Boy - 26:27

Peterloo - 29:41

White Boy Rick - 33:20

Serenity - 36:30

The Girl in the Spider’s Web - 38:57

Creed II - 40:42

Review of 1976 Best Picture Race (you’ll understand why) - 46:16

Wrapping up - 48:24

A whole bunch more buzzed about Oscar movies released trailers over the past few weeks, and we couldn’t resist a full episode worth of reviews. Which performances have already won nominations in our minds? Which films seem to worry us? What are the films we’re most excited to see?

Awards season is starting to take shape for us with the last few months of theatrical releases, film festival announcements, comic cons, and of course, after the launch of these marketing campaigns . So we bring you another update on the race here throughout our trailer reviews.

Go back to our two episode Mid Year Oscars report (eps 80 & 81), and if you’re dying for more early Oscar previews do check out our bi-monthly previews of theatrical releases with July & August in ep. 79, or our last Hollywood Hot Take episode 71, and finally, we also did a way too early predictions for 18/19 in ep. 53.

We’ve also been keeping you current with reviews of theatrical releases. Our Mission: Impossible - Fallout review highlights our 7 episode series on the MIU. We also reviewed Sorry to Bother You, Ant-Man and the Wasp, The Incredibles 2, Hereditary, Deadpool 2, Avengers: Infinity War, A Quiet Place, and Black Panther. More OSPs are coming soon as July & August does seem to be bringing us more legitimate contenders for awards season. Then we’ll continue to revisit Oscars history with retrospectives of all sizes, halfisodes on Best Original Song categories and multi-episode arcs on films from the other major races from Oscar history.

Chat with us on social media. We are Mike, Mike and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Find us wherever you may listen including Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc… etc… Please rate us favorably and/or leave us a review when you can. This really helps us grow the audience and raise our profile. We certainly appreciate it.

When reality sucks, keep watching those movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar!