
Johnny’s Awards Radar: Final 2022 Oscar Predictions
Inside The Film Room’s Johnny Sobczak reveals his final Oscar predictions ahead of Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards.
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Inside The Film Room’s Johnny Sobczak reveals his final Oscar predictions ahead of Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards.
Oscar-nominee Donald Mowat is officially returning as head of hair and makeup design for the sci-fi sequel “Dune: Part Two.”
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Inside The Film Room’s Johnny Sobczak reveals his latest Oscar predictions ahead of Tuesday’s nomination reveal.
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The Will Smith hype is real, as the actor delivers one of his very best performances in “King Richard.”
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The 4K Ultra HD release of “The Shawshank Redemption” is leaps and bounds above its Blu-ray counterpart.
As festival season ramps up, senior writer Johnny Sobczak reveals his first batch of Oscar predictions for the 94th Academy Awards.
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