Billy Crystal showing us how he can count

I was on Gtown radio on Friday morning to talk about the Medium Rare Cinema screening of the uncut version of Burn! (being shown at a new location), but also to talk about the Oscars. I took the opportunity to discuss my experience in voting in the Online Film Critics Society awards, and the various stages which prevent any real surprises, and how that holds true in the Oscar voting as well. Because of the quick turnaround time, this isn’t as polished as some of the other recent podcasts, but it runs a brisk 90 minutes that you can squeeze in while watching the red carpet nonsense on mute.

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