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Maestro

From director Bradley Cooper is a biopic of Leonard Bernstein.

It stars Bradley Cooper and Carrie Mulligan and is the first time a movie has ever been about the life of a musician.

With a 79, it has the lowest rotten tomato score of any of the best picture noms.

It also carries an audience score of 59.

Maestro runs two hours and nine minutes.

It is nominated for seven Academy Awards.

Best picture, best actor, Bradley Cooper,

best actress, Carrie Mulligan,

best original screenplay, Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer,

best cinematography, best makeup and hair styling,

best sound, maestro has the longest odds to win Best Picture at plus 15,000.

So I, yeah, good, good, right, correct.

I'll say it would normally, there is one movie in the best picture crop that is my,

get this one out of my face selection.

And that would be my stro this year for me. Get this one out of my face.

I'm not, I'm not going to say it's a terrible movie. Not going to say it's a bad movie.

It's just not, not my cup of tea. Not my cup of tea whatsoever. So I, when this came out,

I got a lot of maestro is great. And as we've gotten closer to the Oscars, we've got, I've seen a lot more like, uh, mystro. I saw it around the time people were saying Mestro is great. And I felt, I don't love this movie. It's not a bad movie. Exactly what you said. It's not bad. I also, though, maybe it's just because I'm getting old. I felt this way with Barbie.

We're like, I can't get too worked up about getting nominated for Best Picture

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