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.

What film leads all films this year in Oscar nominations?

How many nominations did 'The Power of the Dog' receive?

Which film made the most money domestically among the best picture nominees?

What is the significance of the film 'Black Panther' in the context of Oscar nominations?

What trend has been observed in the viewership of the Oscars over the years?

What are some reasons mentioned for the decline in ratings of award shows?

What suggestions were made regarding the hosting of the Oscars to improve viewership?