Red Mosquito

same movie

jesus wasn't a slave

BurtReynolds wrote:same movie

"In concert"?!

the passion of jesus christ superstar

tragabigzanda wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:That jaw out facial expression Will makes in his serious roles drives me nuts

Jeff Bridges has started doing something like this too

Yeah but his is from dementia

tree_ wrote:the passion of jesus christ superstar

Strong work here, Tree. Proud of you.

thanks mate

so, nominations are pretty much our by now i guess

Surprised to see Jamie Lee Curtis and Brian Tyree Henry get a nod

which candidate is most likely to slap The Rock this year?

Cate Blanchett (in character as Lydia Tár)

Jorge wrote:Cate Blanchett (in character as Lydia Tár)

Yeah i can see this happening. Jamie Lee Curtis seems also on a verge of a breakdown. OH WAIT MICHELLE YEOH OF COURSE

There are too many movies these days.

Some semi-surprises that I'm very happy to see include: Paul Mescal for Best Actor, Ana de Armas for Best Actress, and The Quiet Girl (Ireland) for Best International Film.

Kind of shocking to see Decision to Leave fully snubbed

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:There are too many movies these days.

The only eligible movies should be ones that released in theaters in Huntsville, AL

leave lenny alone

The Argonaut wrote:Some semi-surprises that I'm very happy to see include: Paul Mescal for Best Actor, Ana de Armas for Best Actress, and The Quiet Girl (Ireland) for Best International Film.

The little girl from Aftersun deserved it more than him. Im happy to see Ana de Armas yeah...i dont think she has a chance though.

Really surprised to see all the Everything....nominations really.

Banshees or Tar for best movie?

Top Gun, baby

EEAAO nominations were pretty obvious and predictable, IMO. It's a feel-good movie that gestures vaguely at profundity. It's a shoo-in.

I really don't like the film, but I do think Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan deserve their nominations. Wouldn't be mad at either of them winning

Jorge wrote:EEAAO nominations were pretty obvious and predictable, IMO. It's a feel-good movie that gestures vaguely at profundity. It's a shoo-in.

I really don't like the film, but I do think Stephanie Hsu and Ke Huy Quan deserve their nominations. Wouldn't be mad at either of them winning

But it has a scene where people are fighting to stick an award up their asses. Not exactly Oscar bate