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Arts & Culture

Oscars 2022: The highs, the lows and the punchlines

By  Meha Ahmad and Lynnea Domienik
   

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Hollywood wrapped its biggest night of the year with a bang, with plenty of surprises, laughs and drama.

From CODA winning Best Picture to the slap heard around the world, Reset recaps the highs and lows of the 94th Academy Awards with two film critics and a movie superfan.

GUESTS: Michael Phillips, film critic at the Chicago Tribune

Robert Daniels, freelance film critic with RogerEbert.com and the New York Times

Brandon Weiss, film enthusiast with Music Box Theatre 

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