Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of NerdSuit.

My name is Rubin, joined here today with Aaron and we are back to talk about the Oscars.

2026. We're going to be giving our predictions for the biggest night in movies.

Should be fun. It was a good slate of films. Well, depending on, you know, how you view view these movies depending on how your personal bias

informs your taste and art but i think most people were satisfied especially with the f1

nomination but before we get into today's podcast i want to let you guys know that you can listen

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The Oscars, 2026. I kind of like how the Oscars go by two names. It's kind of like Biggie Smalls.

You can say the Oscars or the Academy Awards. Notorious B.I.BIG. Yeah, it's fun, right? That is fun. I like when people have two nicknames that are interchangeable. It's something I, well, I was going to say, it's something I've always wanted. I guess I kind of did it to myself, but that's fun. Yeah. Aaron, how you doing? Are you excited for the Oscars? It's always one of your favorite nights of the year.

Whoa.

I just have a problem with everything. Like, you know how annoying it is to like be a film fan and like

want to like people, even if you want to like be ready for the Oscars and watch all the movies,

it's just getting increasingly difficult or expensive for people. And I think that's all the movies. It's just getting increasingly difficult

or expensive for people. And I think that's got to change. It's like you either have to own all

these different streaming services because the movies come out for a week and they don't even

tell you about it. And then they're gone forever. And we live in New York. Imagine living in

middle America.

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