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All right, it is Oscar Sunday award show.

Just, I don't know, when you're listening to this, but it's coming up and you still

haven't seen Train Dreams. Yes, it's number nine as we're making through all 10 best picture

nominees, giving you the Cliff Notes. But up next, number nine now, train dreams, the shortest of

the mall, we should mention. The shortest, but it actually felt like the longest to, to, to, we'll explain. Yeah. Well, one of the mall, we should mention. The shortest, but it actually felt like the longest.

We'll explain. Yeah. Well, one of the longest. It's funny. I was surprised when I saw how short it

actually was because it did feel like this very long journey. So this movie got four nominations,

and this was the only other best picture nominee

that didn't have any best acting nods, which is pretty fascinating, given that you've got

Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones in this, like two incredible award-winning actors that

neither one of them got a nomination for this.

And Joel Edgerton, what was the other one? F-1. Those are the only two. Do I have it right?

Yes, correct. F-1 and Train Dreams. These are the only two. And I guess that's kind of, I don't know,

I guess somebody had to get left out with so many movies, but... What's interesting to me, though, is this movie in particular.

By the way, so it got Best Picture, Best Cinematography, Best Original Song, and Best Adapted Screenplay.

Now, Best Cinematography, totally get it.

It is a sweeping beautiful.

It's gorgeous to look at.

It kind of reminds me of even watching like a Nat Geo

special. You're just kind of swept away in this gorgeous landscape in the Pacific Northwest.

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