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Only few actors are invited this year.

 

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[Dan Jo Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 6 Posts: 750 View Predictions]

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ELIAS wrote:

I’m glad Call Me By Your Name is not here. My favorite is probably The Favourite and Brokeback Mountain.

CMBYN is overrated. Although I still like the film but I wouldn’t dare to mention it.

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Atypical wrote:

I highly recommend seeing “God’s Own Country.” Josh O’Connor and Alec Secareanu were both extraordinary here and Oscar-worthy. Also one of the best films of the decade. [/quote

British version of Brokeback Mountain.

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[Dan Jo Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 6 Posts: 750 View Predictions]

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Maurice (1987). A Merchant-Ivory production set during Edwardian Era starring James Wilby, Hugh Grant and Rupert Graves.

Different For Girls (1996). Starring Rupert Graves (again). Full movie is available in YouTube

God’s Own Country (2017). Starring Josh O’Connor

Shelter (2007). Full movie is available in YouTube

Strapped (2010). Full movie is available in YouTube

The Crying Game (1992)

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994)

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[Dan Jo Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 6 Posts: 750 View Predictions]

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Good! I really like when the Oscars announce its nominees after the Golden Globes ceremony. It’s less awkward.

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Guest 2018 wrote:

Bilbo Baggins has gone home. Ian Holm died overnight; he was 88. https://deadline.com/2020/06/ian-holm-dies-alien-lord-of-the-rings-hobbit-1202963812/

RIP, Ian Holm!

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[Dan Jo Joined: Aug 16th, 2017 Topics: 6 Posts: 750 View Predictions]

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Nominations will be on March 15, 2021.

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thatnerdgreg wrote:

Once again, all I’m saying is stop getting into huge arguments with every person you disagree with. This forum was made to discuss films dealing with racial injustice, and even if you think that many of the films in question are invalid, that doesn’t mean that people who like those films don’t get to mention them, or that their opinion doesn’t matter. You’ve recently gotten into arguments with several users across more than just this forum, and the more that people argue over the films here then the more the original point of the topic gets lost. If you disagree with this post, which I’m guessing you will, just say you disagree and move on, because while I’m willing to make my point a final time, I’m not going to let this topic get derailed into yet another confrontation.

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BetteDavis wrote:

They’re not. Don’t continue to be part of the problem.

You are the problem. You’re just way too dramatic and self-righteous. As I said THOSE FILMS ARE SIGNIFICANT AND SPECIAL.

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BetteDavis wrote:

Avoid a lot of the films mentioned above, especially Green Book, The Help, Driving Miss Daisy, and The Blind Side. They’re films by white artists, made to make white audiences feel good about “how far we’ve come,” and they surround a white savior, instead of talking about the Black American experience. They are not helpful. Watch instead: -Do the Right Thing (essential viewing, especially right now) -BlackKklansman -If Beale Street Could Talk -Mudbound -The Color Purple -Get Out -Malcom X -Precious -Paris is Burning -Moonlight -Fences -A Raisin in the Sun If you want to learn about racial prejudice in America, you’ve got to watch some movies that are going to hurt and make you sad. You won’t learn anything from a feel-good movie about racism.

Those films I’ve mentioned will never be avoided. Those films are significant and special. Just my opinion.

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KaRol wrote:

my only concern is having another Best Picture nominees like The Blind Side?

Nonsense!

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Imitation of Life (1959)
The Help
Driving Miss Daisy
Selma
If Beale Street Could Talk
Django Unchained
The Color Purple
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Blind Side
Far from Heaven
Monster’s Ball
Giant (1956)
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
A Patch of Blue
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Mudbound
Loving

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She blew me away. Too bad she hated the film and her performance but we don’t. Glad the Oscars included her during In Memoriam segment.

P.S.
I was the one who uploaded the clip in YouTube. I am Dan Jo Galicia. I’ve posted several film clips.

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I read somewhere it’ll be postpone for 4 months. 93rd Oscars is scheduled on February 28, 2021. So Oscars on June 2021?

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Just finished All This, and Heaven Too. Barbara O’Neil’s character is so despicable. What a self-centered and jealous mother.

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