Oscars 2019 Ceremony Reactions (Part 3)

[nahborghiParticipant Joined: Aug 26th, 2012 Topics: 14 Posts: 1078 View Predictions]

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This is the most misleading Oscar results ever. Does campaining still matter? Should we look only at the performances?

We have a winner who checked all the lists of campaining strategies but still didn’t get love from all the precursors. A winner that didn’t attend to anything, didn’t even campaign at all and won. We also have a charicature imitation winning best actor over better performances. Not to mention a double-winner in a two years spawn. What is the logic?????? Is there a logic????

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[JustGuy89Participant Joined: Sep 27th, 2011 Topics: 21 Posts: 1326 View Predictions]

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Dan Jo wrote:

Here they are…

replace Mahershawala with Richard E Grant and it’s picture perfect.

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[Dan JoParticipant Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 3 Posts: 549 View Predictions]

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JustGuy89 wrote:

replace Mahershawala with Richard E Grant and it’s picture perfect.

perhaps next time. i just can’t fake the reality.

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[The Night FuryParticipant Joined: Nov 16th, 2013 Topics: 15 Posts: 197 View Predictions]

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https://variety.com/2019/film/news/spike-lee-oscars-green-book-1203148178/

Don’t anger Spike Lee… he’ll be back for more. Also, it appears that Jordan Peele was pissed as well.

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[nahborghiParticipant Joined: Aug 26th, 2012 Topics: 14 Posts: 1078 View Predictions]

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FreemanGriffin wrote:

Just realized that 3 of the acting wins were for LGB roles (Colman, Malek and Ali) all on the same night! (:

Yeah, and overall, there were 7 LGBT roles nominated tonight (E. Grant, Weisz, Stone, McCarthy). I think it’s the most representative the Oscars have ever been

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[Moviebuff22Participant Joined: Jan 17th, 2016 Topics: 8 Posts: 813 View Predictions]

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The Night Fury wrote:

https://variety.com/2019/film/news/spike-lee-oscars-green-book-1203148178/

Don’t anger Spike Lee… he’ll be back for more. Also, it appears that Jordan Peele was pissed as well.

Spike lee should be thankful he won an Oscar. Some people are never satisfied.

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[bakerParticipant Joined: Feb 4th, 2018 Topics: 0 Posts: 4 View Predictions]

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Guest 2018 wrote:

It was all about the cataclysmic fallout that would’ve happened from a movie from a streaming service winning Best Picture. Be grateful it won foreign film. Netflix is the enemy here.

Explain to me why no one out of the 91 Best Picture winners is not English. There is a wall there. Tell me I am wrong when the wall is broken. Don’t tell me when there is one, tell me when there are more than one because there are black movies and homosexual movies that are Best Picture winners but not one Best Picture winner which is not English.

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[FreemanGriffinParticipant Joined: Feb 19th, 2012 Topics: 442 Posts: 6345 View Predictions]

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I did enjoy Green Book (sigh) – it was a good solid entertaining movie with terrific performances but gawd it did not deserve to win Best Picture! Oh well… it was 5th for me of the 8 nominees but there were so many better films, like Beale Street, that weren’t even nominated.

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[AtypicalParticipant Joined: Dec 1st, 2011 Topics: 301 Posts: 19499 View Predictions]

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Guest 2018 wrote:

Oscar voters had one foot swung over the abyss, and they pulled back. Thank God Roma was kept in its lane. And even with such a mediocre winner as Driving Mr. Daisy, I can live with the result. Netflix has been stopped in its scorched earth tactics. And though few of you believe that at this moment, this is a GOOD thing.

Streaming/VOD is the future of film, whether your narrow-minded skull gets that or not. If it’s not Netflix, it will be Amazon, or Hulu, or Apple, or Disney, etc. “Roma” losing BP tonight was an utter travesty, yet it won’t change what’s to come in the future for the industry.

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[kellisSpectator Joined: Jul 30th, 2017 Topics: 3 Posts: 3362 View Predictions]

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Atypical wrote:

Streaming/VOD is the future of film, whether your narrow-minded skull gets that or not. If it’s not Netflix, it will be Amazon, or Hulu, or Apple, or Disney, etc. “Roma” losing BP tonight was an utter travesty, yet it won’t change what’s to come in the future for the industry.

I’m trying to imagine Apple or the Google Store (just throwing that out there because why not) delivering a Best Picture winner and it just seems so odd to me lol.

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[MParticipant Joined: Sep 27th, 2017 Topics: 11 Posts: 4515 View Predictions]

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Looks like Gaga actually got a 3rd standing ovation (during the commercial break):

https://twitter.com/chrissgardner/status/1099869533240619008/video/1

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[Guest 2018Participant Joined: Nov 4th, 2010 Topics: 110 Posts: 1895 View Predictions]

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Spike has the line of the night:

“I’m snake bit. Every time somebody is driving somebody, I lose.”

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[Lord Freddy BlackfyreParticipant Joined: Nov 3rd, 2011 Topics: 3 Posts: 2480 View Predictions]

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Let’s see how the Academy deny Netflix next year when it’ll be competing with Scorsesse and The Irishman. If that film is mildling good is gonna sweep the Oscars next year.

The Oscar needs to get rid of the preferential ballot so it can name a deserving movie as Best Picture again.

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[Brayden FitzsimmonsParticipant Joined: May 3rd, 2015 Topics: 52 Posts: 3406 View Predictions]

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baker wrote:

Explain to me why no one out of the 91 Best Picture winners is not English. There is a wall there. Tell me I am wrong when the wall is broken. Don’t tell me when there is one, tell me when there are more than one because there are black movies and homosexual movies that are Best Picture winners but not one Best Picture winner which is not English.

There’s only been two majority black films that won BP that didn’t happen until the 86th ceremony in 2014. The only LGBTQ+ film to BP happened just three years (which also happens to be the only other majority black film to win). Their not exactly sweeping bi-yearly like the sweeping epics in the 1980s.

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[SHT LParticipant Joined: Feb 7th, 2017 Topics: 10 Posts: 1626 View Predictions]

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For a foreign language film to win, it has to be even more entertaining (for basic-level movie goers) than Roma and have similar filmmaking techniques as American films and has to have less competition without a “feel good” movie with little enemies (from the white membership) to take a consensus of second or even third place votes. I personally thought Bohemian Rhapsody was more boring than Roma and that Roma was more interesting than a number of the BP nominees, but I can’t deny so many people found it boring. Looking back, even some art film aficionados had trouble finding “value” in Roma outside of its directing/cinematography. Some like me were a bit disappointed in it because I thought it’d have a lot more to say but seemed to shallowly touch upon deep themes. However, considering the competition, I thought it was a deserving winner and would be the only film maybe outside of BlacKkKlansman to be spoken about after this year, except for like Black Panther only because it appeals to the comic book crowd and will have sequels.

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