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The discussion around "Amelia Perez" evokes sentiments that the Oscar process is increasingly veering away from popular consensus. Films with box-office success often found themselves sidelined in favor of entries that epitomize niche artistic vision or carry sociopolitical agendas. This shift raises questions about the criteria for cinematic excellence and whether the Oscars can maintain their relevance amid evolving viewership trends and societal expectations.