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well not every film gets an oscar campaign, but about 300 each year are submitted
However i think theres value in academy members seeing movies that arent eligible as well. The goal is to pick the best, more knowledge can only help.
Dan Berger of Oscope to the Academy - Watch the ****ing movies" {nm} Feb 26, 11:42
link Feb 26, 11:43
Awesome letter...hope people read it Feb 26, 11:51
The foreign language committee has a stronger track record of diversity then the larger academy {nm} Feb 26, 13:49
*applause* {nm} Feb 26, 11:46
He's being much nicer than I have been... {nm} Feb 26, 11:47
"As a member of the Academy, you have a singular obligation to watch every film in the categories for which you vote."(...) Feb 26, 11:47
Well put "2 movies a week" ...even 3 per week doesn't seem like a lot to ask for the privilege to vote Feb 26, 12:15
These guys aren't mainlining movies because they're movie buffs... the academy members just enjoy being in the club. {nm} Feb 26, 12:24
some, but most think they are movie buffs. they just are lazy {nm} Feb 26, 12:52
How many would FYC films are there each year...just a rough guess? {nm} Feb 26, 12:58
Correction : how many FYC films are there each year? {nm} Feb 26, 12:59
In a sea of stuff that, though interesting and relevant, has gotten tiresome, here is a question that I am interested in. {nm} Feb 26, 13:22
well not every film gets an oscar campaign, but about 300 each year are submitted Feb 26, 13:32
305 films were eligible for Oscar this year. {nm} Feb 26, 13:32
Are academy members able to vote in all categories..for instance can actors vote on technical categories? And vise versa? {nm} Feb 26, 15:39
They just like having their say, not necessarily finding out what the 'best picture' actually is {nm} Feb 26, 12:25
57 movies were nominated this years, x 2 is a good approximation. {nm} Feb 26, 13:31
