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The Fableman's is a coming-of-age quasi-autobiopic.

Auto-biopic?

Yeah.

From Steven Spielberg about a young boy who falls in love with filmmaking,

led by a strong ensemble cast. The Fabelman's is nominated for seven Academy Awards, Best Picture,

Best Director, Best Actress, Michelle Williams, Best Supporting Actor, Judd Hirsch, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Production Design.

It has a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes and a runtime of two hours and 31 minutes.

This movie is the closest thing to last year's Best Picture winner, Coda.

And I'm not sure if it will win even one award. That's generous. Yeah, I mean, I'm not sure it it will win even one award.

That's generous, yeah.

I mean, I'm not sure it's going to win one award either.

I think this is a movie that does a lot of things well, but nothing great.

Oh, no, I think it's a great movie.

I don't.

I think it's great, but I just don't think any category that it's in, you're like, well, it's going to get trampled there.

It's going to get trampled there.

Although, this is one of four movies.

I'll only to dig in and look at the others, but just like off the top of my head, it's one of four movies that I could see winning best picture this year.

I would be shocked if this movie won best picture just because

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