Re-Voting on the Oscars -- Is Nothing Sacred?
Entertainment Weekly, that paragon of journalistic integrity that was originally conceived as the fast food of showbiz journalism, has taken it upon itself to rethink past Oscars with a bootleg survey of Oscar voters and their particular likes.
The magazine is actually asking Oscar voters to re-vote and — sometimes several decades later — see if they still give Oscars to such films as “Shakespeare in Love,” “Terms of Endearment” or “Life is Beautiful.”
It will focus on five different years: 2003, 1998, 1993, 1988 and 1983.
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