The Oscars 2020 are wrapped up, so this episode talks about the next phase of What Happened Again? Podcast and what's to come! 

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It's the 1960s and Ford Motor Company wants to build a race car fast enough to beat Ferrari at Le Mans, a prestigious 24 hour race. They entrust the help of Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles to pull off this difficult task, with a lot of twists and turmoil along the way. Will these two men have what it takes to pull off this feat? Nominated for multiple Academy Awards, including Best Picture, does Ford v Ferrari have what it takes to take the gold? 

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The Kim family is a poor family in South Korea looking for work when their son scores big by being hired as a tutor for the Park family. As he hears of opening opportunities for other work within the family, he devises a plan to get his sister, father, and mother jobs as well, under the guise of "recommendations". Will they be able to keep up this scam and suck money out of the Parks, or will things go horribly, horribly wrong. Parasite has six Academy nominations, including Best Picture, Best International Film, Best Original Screenplay, and many more, but does Parasite have what it takes to take the gold? 

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It's 1917, during the World War 1, and the British are about to walk into a German trap, which would cause the British to lose 1,600 men in a massacre. With phone lines cut, the only way to warn the troops is to send two men, Blake and Schofield, on a mission to hand deliver the message. Will they make it on time to stop the attack, or will the British be ambushed? With 10 Oscars nominations in categories such as Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, and many more, does 1917 have what it takes to take the gold? 

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1969 is known to be the Golden Era of Hollywood, but it is also the year of the infamous Sharon Tate murder due to the Manson Family. In comes Quentin Tarantino as he recounts this moment in his own way, adding characters Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth into the story. Rick is an actor and Cliff is his stunt double, and the two of them are navigating their declining careers in Hollywood while intersecting their lives with Sharon Tate. With 10 Oscar nominations including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, and many more, does Once Upon A Time In Hollywood have what it takes to take the gold? 

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Follow along the lives of the women in the March family in the historical period drama, Little Women. Laugh and cry with Jo, Amy, Meg, and Beth as they navigate life and settle on their own understanding of what it means to be a women in 1868. This beautifully crafted film has the potential to be nominated for numerous categories such as Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Costume, but does Little Women have what it takes to take the gold? 

If you want to skip the summary and go straight to the review, skip ahead to 17:00.

Looking for a whodunit movie that makes you laugh, tense up, and cry? Knives Out is a story of a family figuring out who murdered the head of their family, Harlan Thrombey, after his 85th birthday party. Things aren't as clear as they seem with the Thrombey family, and it's up to Detective Blanc to get to the bottom of it. It's the dark horse candidate at the Oscars, but definitely a potential nominee for Best Picture! Does Knives Out have what it takes for the nomination and the gold? 

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Marriage Story is not the story of a marriage coming together, but of a marriage falling apart. Nicole and Charlie navigate the world of divorce as they fight for custody over their son, Henry, through a sea of tactical lawyers, false narratives, and a whole lot of miscommunication. Sweeping the Golden Globes nominations and up for potential Oscar nominations in categories such as Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Director, does Marriage Story have what it takes to take the gold? 

In just a few days, it will be the end of the 2010s as we head into the 2020s. There have been so many great movies that have come out the past 10 years, so I thought it would be fun to go through each year and name my favorite ones! Follow me on this journey of nostalgia as I geek out and gush about what I love. Want to share your favorite films as well? Follow me on Twitter or Instagram @e__chi__ and comment on the post to let me know! *Disclaimer* As I explain why I love some of these movies, I may be going into spoilers. If I say a movie name that you have not seen and do not want spoiled, please skip ahead to the next movie. Thank You! 

The summary for this episode starts at 2:24 and ends at 50:24 where my thoughts and review begin. Disclaimer: This was my first episode and the length and format is not typical for an episode. The later episodes are more indicative of what to expect. 

6 years have passed and everyone has forgotten Disney's hit song, 'Let It Go'. No worries, Elsa and Anna are back and better than ever with Frozen 2, filled with tons of laughs, music, and mystical adventures. With a potential nomination for Best Animated Feature Film and Best Original Song at the Oscars, does this film have what it takes to take the gold? Tune in for my complete summary and review, and thanks for supporting the first episode of What Happened Again? Podcast!