After creating a downloadable PDF of an Oscar ballot with a list of where to watch all the Oscar nominees last year I decided I wanted to do the same thing this year. I watched the announcement of the nominations when they were announced on Monday and now I’m ready to release my downloadable PDF ballot.
(I will post my #creativityfordays post later. Guess what will dominate this week? Hint: he’s gold and goes by his first name.)
Without further ado…
I found a few websites that had already done lists like this so that’s where I grabbed a lot of info: this Mashable article and this Esquire article.
Here’s my downloadable PDF: Oscars 2020 Ballot
As you can see, I haven’t seen too many of the movies yet. I plan to catch up as much as I can by the time the Oscars air on February 9th because as it stands I’ve barely seen anything!
Writing By Laura 
oof. I saw a total of one of these. Toy Story 4. As I think back, most of the movies I saw over the last year were Marvel. I gotta get out more without my kids.
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I haven’t seen many either. Watching “The Irishman” right now. Plenty of these are on streaming services so I’m trying to watch a few more. I used to see all the Marvel movies too but got behind after my accident. And action movies don’t have the same appeal.
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My son is pretty into the *Marvel Universe*. I resisted for a while but then gave up. I don’t love the movies but they’re fine and it’s something we can do together.
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I’m all for watching movies as a bonding experience!
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I must not be getting out much these days since I am unaware and vaguely know these titles. I guess I’d rather be reading a book!
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I’m both a book and movie fan. And now that streaming movies has come into the picture it speaks to my couch potato tendencies. 🛋 🥔 ❤️
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