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19/8/2018 1 Comment

Is a Most Popular Film Catagory Good for the Oscars?

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8/10/2018 19:36:14

There is doubt that "Avengers: Infinity War" is the biggest movie of the year so far. Even the non-fans went to movie theaters and watched it simply because they were curious about the story. If you're going to ask me if it's possible for the movie to win on Oscars Award, I would say yes! We all know how great of a film it was. All elements were there; the action, the comedy, as well as the little drama on the side was there and touched the heart of the Marvel fans! There's a possibility it might bag not just one award!

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