Masking at the Oscars
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It hardly seems like a year since everybody was complaining about how shit last year's Oscars were, and it's actually longer than that.
I've never understood why anybody would watch a bunch of rich people telling each other how great they are. If you did watch, you've only got yourself to blame.
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Incidentally, if they want to improve it, they need to have Rick Gervais host. I'd watch that show.
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Three things lacking:
- Old time star power.
- Oscar winning movies that people actually want to watch.
- An appreciation for the fans, without an abundance of woke BS.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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They’re ratings matched an average ratings for NCIS or The Voice...
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Three things lacking:
- Old time star power.
- Oscar winning movies that people actually want to watch.
- An appreciation for the fans, without an abundance of woke BS.
@jolly said in Masking at the Oscars:
Three things lacking:
- Old time star power.
- Oscar winning movies that people actually want to watch.
- An appreciation for the fans, without an abundance of woke BS.
A sense of their own silliness would really help.
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First Oscars in memory that I can recall not watching any of.
I used to watch all the nominated movies in anticipation of the awards but it’s a new Oscars and there is no assurance anymore that the nominated movies are watchable-that is something that doesn’t feel like boring homework.
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@george-k said in Masking at the Oscars:
In 1998, the Oscars had about 57 million viewers.
Last night, they had 9.8 million.
I think it's safe to say that circa none of those 9.8 million were of the disadvantaged classes the high status woke at the event presume to speak for.
