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Boseman fuckign died and was loved by everyone. he gave a phenomenal performance and this was his last chance to ever receive recognition from the academy. he was iconic and inspired a generation. And they gave it to an 80 year old white guy who didn;t even bother to show up.
it was for the quality of performance. Not because someone wants to showed up.
ReplyCopy URLI’m just speechless
I don’t even know what to say right nowReplyCopy URLFor Your Emmy Consideration:
Matthew Rhys for "Perry Mason" | Ethan Hawke for "The Good Lord Bird", THE GOOD LORD BIRD in ALL CATEGORIES | Elizabeth Olsen and Kathryn Hahn for "Wandavision" | Tobias Menzies for "The Crown" | MJ Rodriguez for "Pose" | Jane Levy for "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist"I changed my Best Actress prediction from McDormand to Mulligan at the last minute due to the results of the “secret ballots” thread. I should’ve known better. Well, tonight confirms what I suspected all along: McDormand ALWAYS wins when nominated in lead, and ONLY when nominated in lead. At this rate, she’ll beat Katharine Hepburn’s record in no time. Go, Frances!
My copying the results of the “secret ballots” thread also cost me a correct prediction for Original Screenplay. I originally predicted PYW then changed it to Chicago 7 at the last minute.
But on the bright side, that same strategy did result in me correctly predicting Hopkins’ win. Not only that, I super-betted that one. Yay! 🙂
ReplyCopy URLThis ceremony was garbage. This is low even for Oscar standards.
The final moment of the night was an apathetic Joaquin Phoenix presenting Best Actor to a not present Anthony Hopkins. That’s says all.
The Union Station was a good location and the idea of making the ceremony look like a motion picture was good, but everything was so poorly executed.
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