The article discusses the shifting dynamics of this year's Oscars, highlighting how several films, including Emilia Pérez and A Complete Unknown, have gained traction and star power late in the season. With five or six movies realistically contending for Best Picture, the race is considered unpredictable, especially in major categories, including Supporting Actress. The mention of increased global influence and unexpected frontrunners suggests a positive evolution in the Oscars, making the outcome less certain than in previous years where winners seemed like foregone conclusions.
While the various precursors have helped the field come into focus, a few major categories remain in flux.
This year's race is up in the air, with five or six films potentially contending for the Best Picture prize.
The Oscars are weirder and more global than ever before, and we're all the better for it.
Love it or hate it, a film like Emilia Pérez becoming a front-runner is something that could have only happened in the past five years.
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