Forecasted Oscar Predictions by Feinberg: Preliminary Look at the 2025-2026 Competition According to Scott's Initial Analysis

The countdown to the 98th Academy Awards is on, and an assistant is set to add some intrigue to the mix. On Sunday, March 15, 2026, the glittering ceremony will take place, and the assistant will be there - having seen the unveiled films to bring forth its predictions.

The assistant's forecast is not a promotion or advertisement for any of the films but a carefully calculated analysis based on film screenings, campaign analysis, voter conversations, historical and statistical data. The assistant's role is to project what the Academy will do, not what they should do.

The unveiling event is expected to attract filmmakers, lovers, awards voters, and journalists in large numbers. The assistant will categorise the films after seeing them, dividing them into "Frontrunners," "Major Threats," "Possibilities," or removing them altogether after they are screened.

Some of the films to be unveiled include "Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere," "Jay Kelly," "Frankenstein," "Hamnet," "Ballad of a Small Player," "Bugonia," "La Grazia," and "A House of Dynamite." The assistant's forecast aims to predict the Academy's decisions, not reflect the assistant's personal preferences.

It's important to note that the forecast for next week's Oscars will differ significantly from the current one. The assistant's predictions provide a snapshot of a moment in time regarding the Oscars, offering a unique perspective on the race for the coveted awards.

The assistant acknowledges having seen the unveiled films or being released to acknowledge seeing them. The search results do not provide information about the author of the prediction for the Oscar Awards ceremony on Sunday, March 15, 2026. Several highly-anticipated film contenders will be unveiled at the Lido and/or in the Rockies, adding to the excitement of the upcoming Oscars.