It's Oscars Week in America, and Hollywood's biggest night of the year will take place this Sunday.

The Academy Award.

And the Oscar goes to...

And the Oscar goes to...

Parasite.

Another long season of campaigning to sway Academy voters before the ceremony has come and gone.

But have audiences given up on the movies that get all the awards?

Sure, there were nominations for box office smashes, like Avatar, The Way of Water,

which is now one of the highest grossing movies of all time.

You're Tocoon.

And last summer's Top Gun Maverick was another box office smash that got a nomination.

In 14, against fifth-gen fighters. It's not the plane. last summer's top gun Maverick was another box office smash that got a nomination.

An N.14 against fifth-gen fighters. It's not the plane. It's the pilot.

But for the most part, one after another critically acclaimed movies like Tar with Kate Blanchet.

Time is the essential piece of interpretation. Or banshees of Inesirian with Colin Farrell. Stop running away from me like some fool of a moody schoolchild.

And even the fableman from box office King Steven Spielberg himself.

Family art.

It'll tear you into.

Mostly failed to find an audience big enough to justify their cost.

It's not a new phenomenon, of course, but in an era where Hollywood's still trying to bring crowds back to in-person screenings,

is handing out awards to films that few people have seen a smart thing?

I'm Gustavo Ariano.

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