This year’s 94th Oscars will launch the “Fan Favorite Movie Award” for the first time. From February 14th to March 3rd, audiences can vote for their favorite movies with the topic “Oscars Fan Favorite” on Twitter.
But the film selected this time will not be classified as an official Oscar award.
The event has sparked an overwhelming response. Currently, a new version of “Cinderella” starring Camila Cabello is leading the race for the award.
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The much-requested “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” was ineligible for the election.
The report first mentioned that the scope of candidates is “2021 films, not limited to Oscar shortlisted films”, but the detailed rules announced on the event’s official website stipulate that the candidates must be films that meet the qualifications for this year’s Oscar registration, and delineate the film list of the Oscar’s official website. .
The equally popular “Spider-Man: No Way Home” also lost its lead as the popularity waned.
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