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Belloni: AMPAS will now require theatrical release for at least 7 days in 10 markets within 45 days of initial release to be eligible. notfabio Jun 21, 15:09

for Best Picture. So which past nominees wouldn't have qualified. {nm} Antibody Jun 21, 15:10

All Quiet On The Western Front from last year. {nm} notfabio Jun 21, 15:12

I guess I meant pre-Netflix. {nm} Antibody Jun 21, 15:13

It pretty much just forces, at a minimum, what Netflix gives its serious contenders already. So........ notfabio Jun 21, 15:23

This also would have meant GLASS ONION would have been non-eligible for BP with its one week release. {nm} notfabio Jun 21, 15:25

(So KNIVES OUT 3 is probably going to get two weeks or one week exclusive, one additional week wide to make Rian happy) {nm} notfabio Jun 21, 15:26

AQOWF got 3 weeks of theatrical release. {nm} Antibody Jun 21, 15:33

I'm thinking small indies like Drive My Car, which looks like would've still qualified. Antibody Jun 21, 15:29

There's a half of dozen indies like variance that will make sure they qualify {nm} Moviesnob Jun 21, 15:34

This is built around Netflix and Amazon (apple will abide to whatever the qualifications are) {nm} Moviesnob Jun 21, 15:35

Folks like me, it's a real kick in the baby maker but I'm really just focused on foreign and doc {nm} Moviesnob Jun 21, 15:36

Amazon and Netflix have the money to get their films qualify. {nm} Antibody Jun 21, 16:05

Yep but this is designed to get them to stretch where they don't want to Moviesnob Jun 21, 19:59

COVID considerations and such make earlier iffy, but Don't Look Up, probably didn't. I think Power of the Dog did. {nm} notfabio Jun 21, 15:14

This is in addition to a 7 day consideration run. Must have this 2nd week 10 market release within 45 days and/or by January 24, 2025. {nm} notfabio Jun 21, 15:11

Deleted and reposted Antibody Jun 21, 15:35