The sci-fi indie “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” the Irish dark comedy “The Banshees of Inisherin” and Steven Spielberg’s fictionalized memoir “The Fabelmans” were the only films nominated for the top prizes of the Screen Actors Guild, the Producers Guild and the Directors Guild. Recent nominations from the industry’s top guilds have strongly suggested there are just three films with a realistic shot at best picture. READ MORE: 7 most exciting movies of 2022 When nominations are announced Tuesday, popcorn will be on the menu. “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Avatar: The Way of Water” and “Elvis” all look assured of best-picture nods.īut after a seesawing movie year where every pronouncement about the future of theatrical movies was plausible at different times - Audiences are back! No they’re not! - the film Hollywood will crown the best of 2022 may, ultimately, be neither a streaming title nor a box-office smash. But this year - plot twist! - there isn’t one streaming title in the hunt for the Academy Awards’ major prizes. NEW YORK (AP) - There were, admittedly, some notable distractions at last year’s ceremony, so you might have missed it: The old Oscar rules have gone out the window.Ī film, streamed by Apple TV+, won Hollywood’s top award without a penny of box office.

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