Oscars: Films Nominated Vs. Movies With Box Office Success

The video discusses the 94th Oscar nominations, highlighting the divide between popular films and those nominated. Despite high box office earnings, films like 'Spiderman: No Way Home' were not nominated, while 'Dune' led in earnings among nominees. Hal Rudnick explains this trend and the declining viewership of award shows like the Oscars, Grammys, and Emmys. He suggests that the changing entertainment landscape and lengthy broadcasts contribute to this decline. To improve engagement, Rudnick recommends incorporating entertaining hosts to make the shows more appealing.

Which film received the most Oscar nominations this year?

• West Side Story

• Belfast

• The Power of the Dog

• Dune

What is a recurring conversation regarding Oscar nominations?

• The divide between popular films and nominated films

• The impact of international films on nominations

• The role of streaming services in nominations

• The length of the Oscar ceremony

What trend has been observed in the viewership of award shows like the Oscars?

• Increasing viewership

• Stable viewership

• Declining viewership

• Fluctuating viewership

What is one reason suggested for the decline in award show viewership?

• Lack of popular hosts

• Increased competition from streaming services

• Poor quality of nominated films

• Inconvenient broadcast times

What is one suggestion to make the Oscars broadcast more appealing?

• Increase the number of awards

• Include more musical performances

• Shorten the length of the show

• Focus on international films

Who are some suggested hosts to make the Oscars more engaging?

• James Corden and Trevor Noah

• Oprah Winfrey and Steve Harvey

• Tina Fey and Amy Poehler

• Jimmy Fallon and Ellen DeGeneres

What is a common criticism of the Oscars broadcast?

• Too many international films

• Lack of diversity in nominations

• The show is too long

• Not enough categories