The Oscar season is just around the corner, and we all love making our own predictions when this time of the year rolls around. It’s impossible to make your best guess if you haven’t seen any of the movies, so it’s time to start doing your homework.

We’ve only got three months in front of us to hit the theaters and make our judgment on dozens of flicks that came out in 2018. It can be pretty overwhelming if you’re just a casual movie lover, who can’t make enough time for all of them.

Luckily for you, we came up with the list of 10 movies that are certainly going to make the cut. Make sure to add them to your watch list, because the experts are predicting they’re going to receive a couple of nods when the Academy unveils its list of nominations on January 22, 2019

1. A Star Is Born

2. Green Book

3. The Favourite

4. Roma

5. If Beale Street Could Talk

6. BlacKkKlansman

7. Vice

8. Black Panther

9. First Man

10. Mary Poppins Returns

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As Venice Film Festival 2018 draws to a close, here are five of our top picks from the festival so far.

First Man

First Man is an epic drama which recounts the story of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. Ryan Gosling stars as Neil Armstrong and audiences were wow’d by Gosling’s big step for mankind and Damien Chazel’s big step for film.

Roma

Alfonso Curaron’s Roma made its premiere at the festival. The movie is an homage to Cuaron’s home in Mexico. Like his blockbuster hit Gravity, the movie stunned audiences with its outstanding visuals.

A Star is Born

Bradley Cooper’s remake of the 1937 classic charmed the critics with its deep sense of romanticism and Gaga and Cooper’s wonderful performances.

Peterloo

Peterloo recounts the 1819 massacre of Peterloo. This historical drama is Mike Leigh’s first film since 2014’s Mr. Turner.

Suspira

Although critics have been divided by the movie, the highly anticipated remake with Thom Yorke’s original score is definitely one to look out for in the cinema.

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The Oscar season is just around the corner, and we all love making our own predictions when this time of the year rolls around. It’s impossible to make your best guess if you haven’t seen any of the movies, so it’s time to start doing your homework.

We’ve only got three months in front of us to hit the theaters and make our judgment on dozens of flicks that came out in 2018. It can be pretty overwhelming if you’re just a casual movie lover, who can’t make enough time for all of them.

Luckily for you, we came up with the list of 10 movies that are certainly going to make the cut. Make sure to add them to your watch list, because the experts are predicting they’re going to receive a couple of nods when the Academy unveils its list of nominations on January 22, 2019

1. A Star Is Born

2. Green Book

3. The Favourite

4. Roma

5. If Beale Street Could Talk

6. BlacKkKlansman

7. Vice

8. Black Panther

9. First Man

10. Mary Poppins Returns

The post 10 Movies You Should See to Prepare for the Oscar Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

As Venice Film Festival 2018 draws to a close, here are five of our top picks from the festival so far.

First Man

First Man is an epic drama which recounts the story of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. Ryan Gosling stars as Neil Armstrong and audiences were wow’d by Gosling’s big step for mankind and Damien Chazel’s big step for film.

Roma

Alfonso Curaron’s Roma made its premiere at the festival. The movie is an homage to Cuaron’s home in Mexico. Like his blockbuster hit Gravity, the movie stunned audiences with its outstanding visuals.

A Star is Born

Bradley Cooper’s remake of the 1937 classic charmed the critics with its deep sense of romanticism and Gaga and Cooper’s wonderful performances.

Peterloo

Peterloo recounts the 1819 massacre of Peterloo. This historical drama is Mike Leigh’s first film since 2014’s Mr. Turner.

Suspira

Although critics have been divided by the movie, the highly anticipated remake with Thom Yorke’s original score is definitely one to look out for in the cinema.

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