So awards, Schm Awards, does that have its own little bit of video?

I don't think it does, because we can't do this very often. I'm just a bit of jazz hands. Money. A bit of jazz hands. Awards. Hello, it's a FaceTime with the family. It's the last take ultra before the Oscars, which are happening on Sunday, March the 15th. So, state of the race, then. post-afters shake-up, final Oscar voting is underway right now,

which ends on March the 5th, so tomorrow. And the BAFTAs have significantly stirred the pot.

So Mark will probably say, or has it, indeed. Mark will say it? Mark will say who will win and who should win.

So first of all, best picture, closest racing years. Two films dominate everything. Sinners,

16 nominations the most in Oscar history. One battle after another long-term critical favourite.

Indy Wire said the Baftas did not resolve the battle,

but they soften Shalameh's lead, losing at the Bafters.

I don't think they did because he lost to Robert Aramayo,

who's not in the running for the Oscars.

So I don't think they did soften.

Variety still projects Sinners as the most likely overall winner tally and entertainment

weekly, I think that is, suggest the race is genuinely split, but leaning slightly towards

one battle after another.

So best picture.

I do think it's going to be one battle after another.

Do you say Variety said that they think that it's going to win this category, or they think that it's going to win the most awards?

Most overall.

Most overall.

Okay, that's fine.

I think that one battle after another has had a long enough tale on it that it is going to be that.

It is going to be close, but I think it is going to be one battle after another.

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