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Is it because we don\u2019t know what \u201cBest Picture\u201d means?\u00a0The Oscars have been undergoing a radical shift in the past half-decade. What is or is not worthy of its biggest <\/strong><\/p>\n

award is still a curiosity.<\/strong><\/p>\n

There have been 90 Best Picture winners, and not a lick of sense in determining any of them. We can spot trends, identify through lines, and cite black magic\u2014but there are no rigorous, historical standards. The Oscars are fickle by nature, evolving as the medium of film evolves. This is the beauty of the show and also, usually, the tragedy. Best Picture is the final award handed out at the show and the summation of a year in film. It is preceded by 12 months\u2019 worth of movies\u2014347 qualifiers<\/a>\u00a0in 2018\u2014and then a slow bleed of top-10 lists, critical bodies\u2019 awards, ceremonies coordinated by stand-alone groups like the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, followed by the various industry guilds acknowledging the masters in their disciplines. It is a breathless slog that often feels like running across the ocean floor. Right now, I am in deep and\u00a0drunk on the depth<\/a>. I\u2019m not sure we\u2019ve ever been this hammered.<\/p>\n

No one knows who will win Best Picture. At this time of year, that\u2019s always true. It\u2019s truer in 2019. We\u2019re in the midst of a fascinating, wide-open race that could signal a great deal about the future of the form. The oddsmakers\u2019 favorites for many weeks have been\u00a0Roma<\/em>, Alfonso Cuar\u00f3n\u2019s Netflix-backed drama of memory about his youth in 1970s Mexico, and\u00a0A Star Is Born<\/em>, Bradley Cooper\u2019s vivacious remake of one of Hollywood\u2019s great melodramatic musical chestnuts. Both films are personal, powerful evocations of what makes movies worthy of all the fuss in the first place. But the binary is clear: a streaming gate-crasher from a confirmed master and a first-time director working with Warner Bros., one of the oldest names in studio filmmaking. The Oscars love a binary. I thought it would be this simple through the final moments of the ceremony. It rarely is.<\/p>\n

The weekend before last, the Golden Globes, a ritual self-own masquerading as an awards show, upended the narrative by selecting\u00a0Green Book\u00a0<\/em>in its Musical\/Comedy category and\u00a0Bohemian Rhapsody\u00a0<\/em>in its Drama category. Those watching either flipped out or simply exhaled, depending on their relationship to the Globes. The Globes\u00a0are rarely a rock-solid indicator of Oscar futures<\/a>. But they are a Galaxy Brain mood board, one that gets viewers and voters thinking about radical possibilities. Voting for the Academy Award nominations opened exactly one hour after the Globes telecast concluded. The last thing those voters had likely seen was (some of<\/a>) the makers of\u00a0Bohemian Rhapsody<\/em>\u00a0onstage victorious. That\u2019s meaningful. We are a highly impressionable species, prone to recency bias and the charms of\u00a0\u201cDon\u2019t Stop Me Now.\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n

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Voting closed Monday. And\u00a0Green Book<\/em>, according to oddsmakers, has been slowly making inroads in the past week\u2014this despite routine missteps, gaffes, and\u00a0outright ignorance<\/a>\u00a0on the part of some of the filmmakers that\u00a0has been unearthed<\/a>. It has been a disastrous campaign for\u00a0Green Book<\/em>, and yet, there is the sense that it is only growing stronger. This seems extraordinary, absurd, almost insulting. And entirely in keeping with Oscars history.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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What does it mean to be Best Picture? In formal terms, it\u2019s a citation marking excellence in the field of motion pictures. Does it celebrate innovation? Craft? Vision? Performances? Virtue? Fearlessness? Commercialism? Yes to all. At the first Oscars ceremony, in 1929, there were two Best Picture prizes: Outstanding Picture and Unique and Artistic Picture. (The latter was eliminated one year later, making\u00a0Murnau\u2019s\u00a0Sunrise<\/em><\/a>\u00a0the lone winner of the \u201cunique\u201d prize.) This original split\u2014a clear delineation of ideas\u2014recalls the Academy\u2019s disastrous introduction-then-scuttling of the\u00a0\u201cPopular Oscar\u201d<\/a>\u00a0last summer. It\u2019s also a necessary reminder that Best Picture is made up, an illusory convention we\u2019ve come to accept as biblical truth. Scanning the history of Best Picture winners is a good way to develop a migraine. There are some moving, exceptional works. (The Apartment<\/em>\u2019s win in 1961 still seems like a small miracle.) And a few movies that shifted the medium altogether. There are also\u00a0Oliver!<\/em>,\u00a0The Greatest Show on Earth<\/em>, and\u00a0Driving Miss Daisy<\/em>. Best Picture is a living testament to\u00a0Mistakes Were Made<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sometimes, there appears to be a logic at work. From 1968 through 1980, the period often referred to as the New Hollywood, nine films that could loosely be defined as dramas won the award. The movies that won\u2014The French Connection<\/em>,\u00a0The Godfather<\/em>,\u00a0Rocky<\/em>\u2014were grittier and more grounded than their predecessors, marking a shift in the industry and the country writ large. In the period that preceded it, the late \u201950s through the mid-\u201960s, four musicals won, as Hollywood baby-boomed its way through the songbooks of Rodgers and Hammerstein, Sondheim, and Lerner and Loewe. Six winners in the 1980s were based on a true story. Between 1998 and 2004, every winner had grossed at least $100 million in the U.S. Approximately every 10 years, an important-seeming biopic comes along and wins.<\/p>\n

In this decade, three biopics\/docudramas and two comedies have won, by far the most in either category when compared to any decade before it. What does that mean? Maybe an Academy in flux. During previous Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs\u2019s administration,\u00a0the size and diversity of the voting body grew significantly<\/a>. There are approximately 8,000 members in the group now, and many of those new members are internationally based, many more are women, and a vast number more are nonwhite. What makes a Best Picture to them, rather than, say, the body that picked 2012 winner\u00a0The Artist<\/em>? Who knows? At the start of 2016, the Academy\u2019s 6,241 members were approximately 92 percent white and 75 percent male. Boone Isaacs vowed to double the number of women and members of color by 2020. Things are changing; history is not immutable. But the Academy has a new president, cinematographer John Bailey, and other issues to contend with. (A host, for example, would be useful.<\/a>) As the Academy tangles with its own future\u2014how the world see its biggest showcase and decides on its merits\u2014it would behoove the group to drill down a bit on what it is rewarding. In theory, the wide-open nature of this year\u2019s race\u2014and the presence of several box office hits\u2014should portend wild anticipation for the ceremony. I\u2019m not sure whether that\u2019s the case.<\/p>\n

This year we\u2019re almost certain to have our first comic book film,\u00a0Black Panther<\/em>, nominated. For better and worse, Marvel movies are the Westerns of our time\u2014good for business and complicated by industry biases. The best are larded with deep subtext; the worst move the chains at cineplexes every weekend. And like Westerns, which stretched some 60 years between Best Picture wins for\u00a0Cimarron<\/em><\/a>\u00a0in 1932 and\u00a0Dances With Wolves<\/em><\/a>\u00a0in 1991, I think it will be some time before an MCU entrant wins the award. Something seems wrong and overdetermined about that, in the same way\u00a0there was something wrong<\/a>\u00a0about\u00a0Dances With Wolves<\/em>\u00a0over\u00a0Goodfellas<\/em>, one of the iconic Oscar Travesties of our time.<\/p>\n

I saw\u00a0Black Panther<\/em>\u00a0on a big screen again this weekend; it was my third time. I was blown away, again. The depth of the ideas\u2014isolationism, succession, abandonment, technocracy\u2014overwhelmed me. It is the work of people with so much on their minds, so much to say about our past and where we\u2019re going. This feels explicitly like what the Oscars should be celebrating. Sure, there are war rhinos and speeches about vibranium and a shoot-out in a casino in South Korea. But is it really any sillier than\u00a0Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King<\/em>? What about 1957\u2019s Best Picture winner,\u00a0Around the World in 80 Days<\/em>? Or 1930\u2019s\u00a0The Broadway Melody<\/em>? Of course not. But\u00a0Black Panther\u00a0<\/em>lives in that amniotic bubble of Happy To Be There, an obligatory nod at a movie that many believe should feel fortunate to even have a seat at the table.\u00a0Black Panther<\/em>\u00a0likely will join its Western brethren like\u00a0Shane<\/em>,\u00a0The Treasure of the Sierra Madre<\/em>,\u00a0High Noon<\/em>,\u00a0Stagecoach<\/em>, and\u00a0Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid<\/em>\u00a0among the genre classics that were Best Picture also-rans. Honestly, I don\u2019t think\u00a0Bohemian Rhapsody<\/em>\u00a0has a case against\u00a0Avengers: Infinity War<\/em>. And certainly not against\u00a0Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse<\/em>. But I\u2019m confident\u00a0BoRhap<\/em>\u00a0will be announced January 22, while I do not expect to see Thanos. This is how it works. Just nine comedies have won Best Picture. Tom Hooper has one Oscar, and Stanley Kubrick died with zero.\u00a0Return of the King<\/em>\u00a0is the only fantasy story to ever win. (We\u2019ll see whether\u00a0Green Book\u00a0<\/em>can make it two.)\u00a0Crash\u00a0<\/em>won.<\/p>\n

There is\u00a0no precedent for 2017 winner\u00a0Moonlight.<\/em><\/a>\u00a0Last year\u2019s winner<\/a>\u00a0is the first that could be categorized as \u201cscience fiction.\u201d I thought of opening this column with a rude, semi-rhetorical question: When\u2019s the last time you revisited\u00a0The Shape of Water<\/em>? I changed my mind, but I can\u2019t get past the idea.\u00a0The Shape of Water\u00a0<\/em>wasn\u2019t the best film of 2017. It isn\u2019t Guillermo del Toro\u2019s best film. It wasn\u2019t even\u00a0the year\u2019s best movie about interspecies love<\/a>. But it satisfied a historicity that the Academy appreciates. It was del Toro\u2019s love letter to the kind of creature features he grew up on, an intellectual circumnavigation of his own work and the inspirations that informed it. When it won, I wrote, \u201cWhat\u00a0The Shape of Water<\/em>\u2019s win creates is a far more subtle change, one that tells the story of the ongoing push-pull of popcorn movie acceptance in the Academy.\u201d And Guillermo del Toro is worthy of an Oscar, whatever that means. So what will we do in 10 years, when Jordan Peele has made six or seven features, while\u00a0Get Out<\/em>\u00a0is his\u00a0Mean Streets<\/em>, overlooked in its time? Will we just write another column and sigh into the void, wondering about the purpose of this particular gear in the entertainment industrial complex? If the Oscars are still around, yes we will. But in the meantime, the Academy has a chance to clarify its future immediately after these awards. To either go forward with the Popular Oscar or shelve it indefinitely; to clearly define what its most prestigious award means and how to arrive at it. To fix what\u2019s left of the Academy Awards.<\/p>\n

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There is no winner that will satisfy all. If\u00a0The Favourite<\/em>\u00a0makes a late-stage bid, it will be decried as oddball royalty-mongering. If\u00a0BlacKkKlansman<\/em>\u00a0rises quickly, we will remember it as Spike Lee\u2019s\u00a0The Departed<\/em>, the makeup win he should have had for\u00a0Do the Right Thing<\/em>. If\u00a0Vice\u00a0<\/em>wins, we will decry the implications of celebrating a ghoul. If\u00a0Green Book\u00a0<\/em>wins, we will rend our garments and compose our think pieces. If\u00a0Bohemian Rhapsody<\/em>\u00a0wins, we will riot. If\u00a0A Star Is Born\u00a0<\/em>wins, we will lament our poptimist future. If\u00a0Black Panther\u00a0<\/em>wins, we will moan about corporate infantilism. If\u00a0Roma<\/em>\u00a0wins, we will cower before the Netflix Death Star. There will be no winners February 24, but it sure is an honor just to be nominated.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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