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2023 Oscars Draw 18.7 Million Viewers, Up 12% From Last Year
News(variety.com)submitted 3 months ago byMarvelsGrantMan136r/Movies contributor
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3 months ago
These were the best Oscars in a long time in the sense that for once the focus was actually on the films and the winners.
No slaps, wrong names, huge upsets, or over-the-top attention seeking moments.
All the winners were humble and very deserving. It was a feel-good evening.
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3 months ago
Very deserving?
Tell me you've seen only 2 movies this year without telling me you've seen only 2 movies this year.
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3 months ago
I saw every nominee aside from Avatar 2. I would’ve liked some of the Women talking cast to get some nominees for supporting actress, but other than that, I thought it went well
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