Top 10 Movies to Watch Before the Oscars 2023

How many of these have you seen? For this list, we’ll be looking at the most essential films to see before the 2023 Academy Awards. Our countdown includes “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, “The Fabelmans”, “Everything Everywhere All at Once”, and more! Which film do you want to see win big at the Oscars? Let us know in the comments below.

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[BigFella]

Brendan Fraser outdid himself in The Whale. He deserves all the praise he’s getting for that movie

[DesiS]

So good to see Brendan Frasier back at it again. He was amazing & his heartfelt speech made me tear up. Was always typecast into roles before but now he’s showing everyone his full potential & im so happy & proud of him. From encino man to the whale 🐋 love him ❤

[willow_tree]

The year of comebacks! With Ke Huy Quan, Brendan Fraser and Rihanna all have nominations. Everything Everywhere All at Once deserves all the love. Can't wait for the ceremony!!

[Monster_myron]

Every time I see Brendan Fraser on his comeback tour it makes me choke up. The man is such a lovely person. Hard not to root for him.

[jonathanvelazquezph.d.]

All Quiet on the Western Front was amazing!!

[brunella]

Aftersun should also be a "must-seen". Amazing film

[ryanperez]

Definitely The Fablemans is a must watch. Not only it's one of Steven Spielberg's greatest movies and a love letter to movies but it needs a lot of support when it shockingly did not do well at the box office. With all the heart and soul that Spielberg and his team crafted, it definitely deserves Best Picture.

[misskasi]

The Whale was fucking heartbreaking. Phenomenal job to all the cast!

[anthonyquintanilla]

The whale is so beautiful, definitely broke my heart watching, could not stop crying

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ officially have 11 Oscar nominations.

Impressive…

[michaelmonthey]

The Fablemans definitely shows in a way how Steven Spielberg became one of the greatest directors of all time, plus its deep and entertaining. The reason why not enough people saw it is because it was released in no more than 600 theaters, which doesn’t make any financial sense. In fact, the whole deal about limiting a movie’s availability to audiences doesn’t make any financial sense at all. If Universal had pushed harder to get it released in 4, 000 theaters a month before Avatar: The Way of Water opened, it would have had a better chance of earning back its budget.

[diegoperleche]

For me, who should win for best film is Everything everywhere all at once, honestly, it has a fresh, attractive, crazy, ridiculous but epic and emotional story. The Daniels, Michelle Yeoh, and Ke Huy Quan pulled it off with this incredible film.
Some geniuses those of A24 :D 👁🤯

[LibertyBridgeProductions]

This is actually a good list.

Everything everywhere all at once deserves so much.

It’s such a bizzare and wonderful film.

[jonmararbiter]

Man that man’s speech made me tear up Frazer will always be a part of Hollywood

[games]

The Banshees of Inisherin and Colin Farrell’s performance are just superb

[JuddDredd]

We all want to see Brendan Fraser win that Oscar.

[chefpigeon]

It’s good to see Brendan Fraser getting the spotlight he deserves, just like Hayden Christensen.

[SOSULLI]

The Banshees was such a great movie. Amazing. Strange how people walked out with different emotions at the cinema. I just remember it being somewhat a dark comedy, others approached me like, ah yeah great movie, but so sad.

[chelseacanales]

I sure hope that Brenden wins an Oscar for The Whale.

[Epnz]

The ending of “The Whale”…hit me right in the feels. So glad Brendan Fraser is back (check out “The Poison Rose” as well).