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Even More Oscar Predictions You Never Asked For

*Originally posted on Facebook* Another year, another attack of unsolicited opinion. First off, let me confess that I have seen neither the Shorts, nor any
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Totally Unofficial (and Probably Unreliable) Oscar Predictions/Picks/Unsolicited Opinion 2015

I sorta stopped following this in early February, so I’m not super up on the politics/logistics/ritual magic that goes into the race each year, so
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Oscar Picks/Predictions 2014

*Originally posted on Facebook* Richard usually posts his predictions each year as a note here on Facebook, then I post mine in the comments or
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Oscar Predictions 2013

*Copied from original post on Facebook* Okay, I’m going to give my predictions and picks because I can. And because I’ve seen almost everything. DOCUMENTARY
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a walk on the moon

The End

I see a lot of movies. Despite all evidence to the contrary in this series, I do see new movies all the time, but mostly
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reservoir dogs mr orange

The Rescue

I’m a bit anal and I like things neat and tidy, so I’ve tried to maneuver this series by giving equal time to different types
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The Dead

Let me just say upfront that today’s meme is “Saddest Character Death,” so with a topic like that, all who read these lines should assume
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the sure thing

The Old Friends

And now we’re back to one of those who on earth thought up these topics moments, because today’s meme is: “Movie Seen More Than Ten
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mr. & mrs. smith 2005

The Fatigue

I haven’t really paid attention to popular culture as a whole since around 2001, which was when I stopped watching television. There are reasons for
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The Professional

On AFI’s list, “100 Years, 100 Heroes and Villains,” the latter group seems to be sub-divided into two main categories. One is that of the
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The Bait-and-Switch

I’m not a fan of the “It was only a dream” method of story-telling. Having said that, I can’t imagine who would be, as it’s
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The End of an Era

The death of Elizabeth Taylor was, to many, the death of the Golden Age of film. She’d been in ill-health for a long time, so
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