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The
Top 18:
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The
standings on the left are an attempt at seeing how the
Oscar winner predictors did at predicting
the actual Oscar winners. This list was created with
those predictors with the highest number of correctly
predicted winners ranked highest. When a tie was determined,
an attempt at breaking that tie was made by determining
the percentage correct. When ties still existed,
those ties were broken by the predictor's predicted top
eight category prediction percentage. Even still, ties
remain and we've attempted to list these ties in alphabetical
order. We can now either stick with the ties or break
them with the winner of future fist fights.
Please, keep in mind that this is by no means a
scientific standing and was determined only from the 76
prediction lists featured here
where you will find what is believed to be an accurate
reading of the final Oscar winner predictions of these
predictors. Though I've tried to remain as accurate as
I can, these standings and the snapshot below may very
well contain errors and miscalculations. Please send comments,
corrections, updates and additions to us via our comment
form.
Additionally, please see the 2003-2004
pundit chart and results.
Congratulations to all... see you next year!
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1.
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Oscar
Watch |
19
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2.
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Mark
Bakalor (Oscar Central) |
18
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3.
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Entertainment
Weekly |
18
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4.
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Joshua
Lawson (Oscar Talk) |
17
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4.
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Sijmen
(Oscar Experiment) |
17
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5.
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David
McDaniel (RFTE) |
16
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7.
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Shawn
(Oscar Sights) |
16
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8.
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Nathaniel
Rogers (Film Experience) |
16
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8.
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Q
(Academy Award Speculation) |
16
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10.
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Scott
Feinberg (Oscar Talk) |
16
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11.
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Sasha
Stone (Oscar Watch) |
16
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12.
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Russ
(And the Oscar Goes To...) |
15
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13.
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Kirk
Honeycutt (Hollywood Reporter) |
15
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14.
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Sid
(The Oscar Race) |
15
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15.
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Andy
Scott (Everything Oscar) |
14 |
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16.
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Kris
Tapley (Oscar Watch) |
14 |
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17.
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Wesley
Lovell (The Oscar Guy) |
13 |
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18.
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Joe
Horton (Daily Trojan) |
13 |
