Will Win: "Everything Everywhere All At Once" The 95th Academy Awards ceremony will air Sunday, March 12 at 8 p.m. Who will emerge with the most wins? Who will be shut out completely? How many tasteless Will Smith slap jokes will various emcees make throughout the night? (Our prediction for that last one is a pitiful nine, with three of those appearing during the opening monologue.) Read our predictions for Sunday's celebration of some of the best films of 2022. Below is Salon's guide on what to expect from Oscars night in all of the ceremony's categories.
If we want an end to the Academy's reliance on Oscar bait, "Everywhere Everywhere All At Once" may be our way out.Ĭome Sunday, we'll see how committed to change the Motion Picture Academy is once the awards start rolling in. If that film takes home the biggest prize, it'll have the earliest American release for any best picture winner since the 1970s, when the ritual of releasing almost all of the year's best picture nominees in the last weeks of the year started to take hold. Even frontrunner "Everything Everywhere All At Once" was released to theaters in March of 2022, the week of last year's Oscar ceremony. This includes "Elvis," released in June, and "Top Gun: Maverick," released in May. Three of this year's nominees were released before August of 2022, when most Oscar bait usually starts to appear in festivals and release in theaters. Perhaps the easiest way to tell that this year's best picture race is moving in a new direction is simply by looking at the release dates of the nominees. With Oscar nominations, women are forced to take a big step backward
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