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This is the beginning of a new series. We’ll take stars/directors one by one. Next one will be a prominent screenwriter.
Love or Loathe Kate Winslet?
ReplyWhy? Just because you like someone doesn’t mean evryone will
Because you’re asking if people love or loathe Kate Winslet. It doesn’t matter whether one thinks she’s an excellent actress or an overrated one. Or if you love a performance of hers or hate it. You’re asking people to love or hate some random person who just happens to be an Academy Award winning actor which not only is so narrow minded but is also encouraging very toxic behaviour derived from obsessive tabloids. The same would apply to an actor or creative.
Likewise it’s just incredibly tiring how female actors are pitted against each other on sites like these with these constant love or loathe polls, ageist and sexist comments around an actresses age and/or appearance, judging a female actors career and status and talent through when it was the last time they had an awards contending film or show… not only are these male performers’ counterparts not treated in the same regard and such discourses are often vile but what relevance do any of these things have on a site used primarily to talk about awards predictions and for film/theatre/TV fans to talk about the quality of performances and work put into what is essentially at its core art.
ReplyCopy URLFYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
Because you’re asking if people love or loathe Kate Winslet. It doesn’t matter whether one thinks she’s an excellent actress or an overrated one. Or if you love a performance of hers or hate it. You’re asking people to love or hate some random person who just happens to be an Academy Award winning actor which not only is so narrow minded but is also encouraging very toxic behaviour derived from obsessive tabloids. The same would apply to an actor or creative. Likewise it’s just incredibly tiring how female actors are pitted against each other on sites like these with these constant love or loathe polls, ageist and sexist comments around an actresses age and/or appearance, judging a female actors career and status and talent through when it was the last time they had an awards contending film or show… not only are these male performers’ counterparts not treated in the same regard and such discourses are often vile but what relevance do any of these things have on a site used primarily to talk about awards predictions and for film/theatre/TV fans to talk abo
ut the quality of performances and work put into what is essentially at its core art.Talk about giving a Rant.
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Ok I get it. I’ll stop making such threads.She paved the way for young working-class Brits to see acting as a possibility. That’s enough to love her. Following her, there are Jodie Comer, Claire Foy and many others in the present or future.
ReplyCopy URL"The Lost Daughter" in every eligible category - Film
"Succession" Season 3 in every eligible category - TV
"Heaux Tales" by Jasmine Sullivan in every eligible category - MusicHonestly I lowkey wanted to do this one for another actress, but after reading what Wolfali said, I dont think its a good idea.
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Best Director: Edgar Wright, Guillermo Del Toro, Jane Campion
Best Picture: Nightmare Alley, The Power of the Dog
Best Actress: Kristen Stewart, Thomasin McKenzie, Rooney Mara, Tessa Thompson
Best Actor: Benedict Cumberbatch, Bradley Cooper
Best S. Actress: Cate Blanchett, Diana Rigg, Anya Taylor Joy
Best S. Actor: Kodi Smit McPhee, Willem Dafoe, Richard Jenkins
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