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rankings Mar. 26, 2022

All 53 Oscar-Nominated Movies, RankedIt’s the end of another Oscars season. Let’s celebrate (and side-eye) the movies that made the cut.

By Joe Reid
vulture lists Mar. 25, 2022

Oscar-Nominated Chauffeurs, RankedFrom Driving Miss Daisy to Drive My Car, there’s been a long history of awards-season drivers.

By Keith Phipps

oscar villains Mar. 25, 2022

Against Every 2022 Oscars MovieIf you’re still not sure what to root for this year, at least you can come up with something to root against.
vulture lists Mar. 8, 2022

What If Every Movie Was Named After a Beatles Song?An attempt to rename every movie I could think of with a new title drawn from the work of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

By Nate Jones
oscars 2022 Feb. 8, 2022

The Snubs and Surprises of the 2022 Oscar NominationsHouse of Gucci crumbled, while Drive My Car and Flee sped toward gold.

By Nate Jones
oscars 2022 Feb. 3, 2022

Which Borderline Best Picture Contenders Can Get Off the Bubble?Six films. Two spots. Who will fill out Oscar’s Best Picture lineup?

By Nate Jones
a long talk Jan. 10, 2022

Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Theory on Driving at NightThe man behind Drive My Car and Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy breaks down his filmmaking process.

By Bilge Ebiri
oscar futures Dec. 31, 2021

Oscar Futures: Can Spider-Man Swing Into the Awards Race?No Way Home’s superpowered box-office could sway the Academy into a more populist stance.

By Nate Jones
oscars 2022 Dec. 21, 2021

Dear Evan Hansen, Sandworms Make the Oscars ShortlistThe Academy has released its shortlists for International Feature Film, Original Song, Visual Effects, and more.

By Rebecca Alter
best of 2021 Dec. 14, 2021

What Made a Movie Great in 2021?Our critics break down what goes into naming the best of the year.

By Alison Willmore, Bilge Ebiri, and Angelica Jade Bastién
awards season Dec. 3, 2021

New York Film Critics Circle Winners Include Power of the Dog and Lady GagaThis year’s best film, Drive My Car, continues the tradition of the NYFCC going its own way.

By Natalie Lin