Anyone watching the Oscars?
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Top Gun: Maverick is one my the movies that many here said they watched, no?
I have not watch Top Gun: Maverick.
I have watched Everything, Everywhere, All At Once and The Triangle of Sadness (but did not finish), Avatar: Way of the Water, Living, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever ... -
OK...that Indian shit was DA BOMB!
Love it.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
Link to videoOK...that Indian shit was DA BOMB!
Dahler Mendi would smile.
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Best Picture
"All Quiet on the Western Front"
"Avatar: The Way of Water"
"The Banshees of Inisherin"
"Elvis"
"Everything Everywhere All at Once"
"The Fabelmans"
"Tár"
"Top Gun: Maverick"
"Triangle of Sadness"
"Women Talking"
I have seen 2 - All Quiet and Top Gun
Of the other 8, I have heard of only 2 of the Titles
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I love movies. Love. Haven’t had much time recently to watch but did see Top Gun. Very fun, worthy if there was an Oscar for “reminding folks why going to the movies is worth it” but otherwise not really an award worthy movie.
Used to watch the Oscar’s religiously. Last few years I’ve stopped (didn’t even know it was on today) because of the politicization and holier than thou statements.
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I love movies. Love. Haven’t had much time recently to watch but did see Top Gun. Very fun, worthy if there was an Oscar for “reminding folks why going to the movies is worth it” but otherwise not really an award worthy movie.
Used to watch the Oscar’s religiously. Last few years I’ve stopped (didn’t even know it was on today) because of the politicization and holier than thou statements.
@89th said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
Last few years I’ve stopped (didn’t even know it was on today) because of the politicization and holier than thou statements.
So far, not too much of that (though I didn't hear Kimmel's monologue).
The most popular "in word" seems to be "diverse," FWIW.
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@George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
"Who identifies...."
That’s unsustainable because identifying as black is, and will always be, third rail. I think the CRT mob actually has some hand waving justification for why identifying as different skin colors is wrong, while identifying as different genders is ok.
Education is extremely important.
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@George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
"Who identifies...."
That’s unsustainable because identifying as black is, and will always be, third rail. I think the CRT mob actually has some hand waving justification for why identifying as different skin colors is wrong, while identifying as different genders is ok.
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@George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
"Who identifies...."
That’s unsustainable because identifying as black is, and will always be, third rail. I think the CRT mob actually has some hand waving justification for why identifying as different skin colors is wrong, while identifying as different genders is ok.
@Horace said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
@George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?:
"Who identifies...."
That’s unsustainable because identifying as black is, and will always be, third rail. I think the CRT mob actually has some hand waving justification for why identifying as different skin colors is wrong, while identifying as different genders is ok.
I would still like to know what the dividing line is for black? 25%? Does it make a difference what the other 75% is? 75% Caucasian, no deal. 50% Caucasian, 25% black, 25% Hispanic and you're in?
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