
I started writing about movies as a personal quest to watch every Oscar nominated film I can find. I now write about Oscar nominated movies of the past and bring you reviews, weekly movie previews, and longform thoughts on film.
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After a brief long weekend out of town, I’m back in the saddle and ready to catch up on my movie watching. But before I do that, here’s what you might have missed on The Oscar Project while I was away.
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April 2026 30-Day Movie Challenge-Day 10
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I love watching movies and love writing about the movies I watch.
Boston based. Late Gen Xer/Xennial. Pop Culture fan. TV + Film Reviewer/Recommender. Interested in romance, relationship-oriented stories, comedies, mysteries, and historical drama. Dig topics related to business and workplace culture. ❤️
Certified Sommelier and Casting Director living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. My favorite season is awards!
I make stuff on YouTube and BandLab. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@A_Person50?si=elyiDdstP57lFG-j BandLab: bandlab.com/darth__vader50
i luv da movies and my country Philadelphia
Hi, I'm Janelle and I studied film at a state school. \ud83d\ude0e This is where you can find me talking about movies. For now I'm going to watch as many best picture nominees as possible and write about them because I need a little project.
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