Starting Sunday, we'll take a look at the cinematic year of 1982: reviews of over 60 films, a retrospective on that year's Oscars, and my personal picks. Why go back 35 years to that
specific Oscar ceremony? Because...
The three films with the most nominations were a fantasy drama, a historical epic, and a socially conscious dramedy

Steven Spielberg helmed a Best Picture nominee

The frontrunner for Best Actor played a major political figure in a British-made biopic

Meryl Streep was up for Best Actress
Blade Runner disappointed at the box office but was nominated for its visuals


The best musical of the year received only
one Oscar nomination
It all starts Sunday with a week's worth of capsule reviews, with Oscar talk February 12th.
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