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I have seen one movie that received a nomination by Mark_It_Zero

Isle of Dogs. I do not plan on watching any of the best picture nominees.

I also saw:


Annihilation
Bad Times at the El Royale
Halloween
Hot Summer Nights
Love, Simon
Mandy
Mile 22
Mom and Dad
The Night Comes for Us
Revenge
Small Town Crime
Summer of 84
Super Troopers 2
The Vanishing of Sidney Hall
You Were Never Really Here


It is not the strongest year, but I liked most of the movies from the list. I never judge whether a movie year is strong by looking at the Oscar nominees. A year is strong if I like movies released that year.