Masking at the Oscars

[Mik]

@george-k said in Masking at the Oscars:

@mik said in Masking at the Oscars:

Glenn Close twerking

I'm so glad I fell asleep. Had I wakened, I would've thought it was a nightmare.

It was, I assure you

[LuFins Dad]

https://babylonbee.com/news/nations-wealthy-privileged-lecture-nation-on-evils-of-wealth-privilege

[Doctor Phibes]

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.

[Doctor Phibes]

Incidentally, if they want to improve it, they need to have Rick Gervais host. I'd watch that show.

[Jolly]

Three things lacking:

1. Old time star power.
2. Oscar winning movies that people actually want to watch.
3. An appreciation for the fans, without an abundance of woke BS.

[xenon]

I did not know the Oscars were this weekend until this thread.

[George K]

@xenon said in Masking at the Oscars:

I did not know the Oscars were this weekend until this thread.

IOW, you were not in the 9.8 million, LOL.

[LuFins Dad]

They’re ratings matched an average ratings for NCIS or The Voice...

[xenon]

Also - the Oscars are fake. They’re all paid actors.

[Doctor Phibes]

@jolly said in Masking at the Oscars:

Three things lacking:

1. Old time star power.
2. Oscar winning movies that people actually want to watch.
3. An appreciation for the fans, without an abundance of woke BS.

A sense of their own silliness would really help.

[89th]

@loki said in Masking at the Oscars:

First Oscars in memory that I can recall not watching any of.

Same here. First time in probably 20 years I skipped it completely. Genuinely tired of the preaching and out of touch views.

[Loki]

Best comment:

“That was not entertainment. That was Frances McDormand having explosive diarrhoea in a plastic bucket on a van.”

[Horace]

@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.