We know, we know — deserve's got nothing to do with it. But still, here are Times film critic Justin Chang's personal favorites in 11 Oscar categories.
is worthier of celebration — and a greater boon to cinema — than anything or anyone in this year’s Oscar race.Gabriel LaBelle and co-writer/producer/director Steven Spielberg on the set of “The Fabelmans.
”Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, “Everything Everywhere All at Once”I surprise myself a bit with this choice, but I’m finally won over by the mix of cinematic verve, emotional warmth and pointed auto-critique that Spielberg brings to this. In his hands, a funny and lyrical bildungsroman becomes a surprisingly tough-minded assessment of himself and the medium he manipulates so effortlessly.
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