Oscars Water Cooler Knowledge | 2024 Best Pictures Ranked
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- The Oscars are upon us and you think they suck and you are mostly correct. There are a few gems, though. Join me as I rank the Best Picture Nominees for 2024
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Ugh, over 25 hours of film. Is this what the Full Grassley feels like?
What do you think the Oscars needs to do to get viewers to care about them again?
have the awards go to deserving movies and 86 all of the SJW speech etc and movies have to do the same as well. I guess just get it all back to entertainment again and not agenda.
I think youtubers Nutsa and Thomas Flight have made a good point (although just this one thing won't fix all the problems!):
Wait for the hype to die down - nominate shows months or even years after their theatrical release.
This deals with both Oscar-bait films and films that have some kind of 'cultural momentum' behind them (e.g. Barbie) so that the films nominated can be viewed through the slightly-objective lens of hindsight.
yeah. I agree. @@skaidonC
@@MumRahyes movies in general need to stop with the message bombarding. Cough cough BARBIE!
I love the theatre experience. I love going to the theatre - preferably some grand old movie palace - to see these films on the big screen, drinks and candy in hand. Some day I really hope to see a film at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. That's the end-boss. But it's ALWAYS contingent on there being movies worth watching. What would be the point of seeing a film at Grauman's if the film isn't worth watching?
That's how I feel about the Oscars. It's really an artefact of a different time in history when Hollywood was glamour and films were an escape, instead of... whatever it is now... I watched this video because I love your commentary, but I'm not even watching the Oscars. I'm doing a livestream where we'll be picking out the best horror and sci-fi films of the 1930's >_
Oppenheimer was misquoted. When the bomb went off he actually said "Oh!!! That was bloody loud!! I have become deaf"
I figured he, like all men, would have said "hell yeah"
He commented “well, it worked”. He said his “I am become death” line in an interview in the 60s wherein he said that was what he thought when it happened
It was "I have become shit, the filler of my drawers."
"my le bomb..... It Le killed people?"
"If you don't vote for me, you aren't a real Osage." 🤣
I can understand the people that are upset about Gerwig not being nominated for best director. It does seem like sexism. I mean, she made the year’s highest grossing movie. It was nominated for best picture. She didn’t get a nomination but a man who worked on the movie did. Can you imagine that happening to a man?
I mean, imagine if a man made a movie that wasn’t just the highest grossing film of the year, but the highest grossing film of all time at the time, and it was still considered one of the greatest movies of all time, and it was nominated for best picture and he wasn’t nominated for best director because most critics credited the film’s quality with its female editor so they nominated her for best editing and then she won. But that kind of thing would never happen. That would be crazy.
What? Steven Spielberg and Jaws? Never heard of them.
Sure except Gerwig was too busy patting herself on the back & complaining rather then standing out as a good director.
She isn't what people remember her movie for Ken is. And the design of Barbies costume.
The femininst thing is more rolled at.
Also the Oscars are full of feminists. Look I get it but we know what these people value.
They don’t value effort or work. So I can not take them seriously.
I didn’t know where this was going, and then I looked up the awards for Jaws, and oh my. It makes the Barbie drama so much better
@@gregowen2022There's footage of him watching the nomination announcement and learning he didn't get the director nod. He does a great job of holding it together. Fortunately he's with a friend who is livid.
There have been several instances in the history of the Academy Awards where a film has been nominated for Best Picture but not for Best Director. Here are a few examples:
"Argo" (2012) - Directed by Ben Affleck. Despite winning Best Picture, Ben Affleck was not nominated for Best Director.
"Driving Miss Daisy" (1989) - Directed by Bruce Beresford. The film won Best Picture, but Bruce Beresford was not nominated for Best Director.
"Grand Hotel" (1932) - Directed by Edmund Goulding. This film won Best Picture at the 5th Academy Awards but did not receive a Best Director nomination.
"The Greatest Show on Earth" (1952) - Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Although the film won Best Picture, DeMille was not nominated for Best Director.
"The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" (2002) - Directed by Peter Jackson. While the film received multiple nominations, including Best Picture, Peter Jackson was not nominated for Best Director for this installment of the trilogy.
"The Towering Inferno" (1974) - Directed by John Guillermin and Irwin Allen. This disaster film received a Best Picture nomination but did not secure a Best Director nod for either of its directors.
"Room" (2015) - Directed by Lenny Abrahamson. Despite its Best Picture nomination, Lenny Abrahamson was not nominated for Best Director.
"Missing" (1982) - Directed by Costa-Gavras. The film was nominated for Best Picture but did not receive a Best Director nomination for Costa-Gavras.
"Black Panther" (2018) - Directed by Ryan Coogler. While the groundbreaking superhero film received a nomination for Best Picture, Ryan Coogler was not nominated for Best Director.
"The Dark Knight" (2008) - Directed by Christopher Nolan. Despite its critical acclaim and commercial success, "The Dark Knight" was nominated for Best Picture but Christopher Nolan did not receive a nomination for Best Director.
"Selma" (2014) - Directed by Ava DuVernay. The film about the 1965 Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches was nominated for Best Picture but Ava DuVernay was not nominated for Best Director.
"The Elephant Man" (1980) - Directed by David Lynch. The film received a nomination for Best Picture, but David Lynch was not nominated for Best Director.
"District 9" (2009) - Directed by Neill Blomkamp. Despite its nomination for Best Picture, Neill Blomkamp did not receive a nomination for Best Director.
"Star Wars" (1977) - Directed by George Lucas. The groundbreaking science fiction film was nominated for Best Picture but George Lucas was not nominated for Best Director.
"The Big Short" (2015) - Directed by Adam McKay. The film received a nomination for Best Picture, but Adam McKay was not nominated for Best Director.
"Jaws" (1975) - Directed by Steven Spielberg. The iconic thriller was nominated for Best Picture, but Steven Spielberg was not nominated for Best Director.
@@Frankiigiispit those facts!! Beautiful.
Vincent D'Onforio never has gotten nominated.
That alone is why i have a hard time taking the Oscars seriously.
Agreed, Echo was amazing.
Well, I was amazed.
I had to cut short so as not to spoil Oppenheimer. Excellent video Owen
He's a well known historic figure what's there to spoil.
Normies: Nolan be horni boi.
Artix: Oppenheimer said "I am become death" during an act of producing life. So deep!
Can you do this for the animated nominations as well?
Ohhhhh, after number 10 our rankings diverge. But that’s the fun of doing top 10 lists!
Next funny difference is the issue with watching Oppenheimer with kids. This is probably something quite US American. Most Europeans would not mind to see the movie with kids, obviously depending on the age of the kids. But if they are old enough to get through the 3 hour movie, I would assume they are older than 10 and Boobs will not be an issue. But as mentioned I'm from Europe...
Totally agreed the amount of frontal nudity in oppenheimer ruined the movie for my wife and I
every video I come in with the sigma grindset intent on not leaving a like but Greg's petition is so smooth I do it every time
Normie here that doesn't care about the oscars and appreciate your sacrifice as the bad movies sounded really bad. The only one that sounded interesting to me was the Holdovers sounded and looks interesting. Not something I'll rush to watch but if I'm bored or don't know what movie to see with friends wouldn't mind it on.
Thanks for hanging out with me! I was pleasantly surprised with Holdovers and I do hope you enjoy it
I think uncommitted should win like in the Democratic Michigan Presidential Primary.
Bro you're literally a better critic than 99% of critics on the internet.
I appreciate that so much!
@@gregowen2022 99th percentile still only puts you in the top 1000 (probably). That’s a dire thought…
Good at relating it to "common folks.". It's what happens when you don't try to be smarter than everyone else in the room.
Glad to be in the 1%
@@MumRah Go for it all the way - let's all dumb ourselves down as much as possible.
Don't sell yourself short Greg, people like you, Little Platoon, the Critical Drinker, etc. ARE the real critics now. I read Every, Forbes, and the NYT for years and never once found their critiques to be remotely helpful or unbiased. It's why most of us turned to this corner of RUclips in the first place.
I don't think there was a soul in the world that went into Oppenheimer and expected to see several nude/sex scenes. Not one and if anyone claimed to they are lying.
I gave up the Oscars after Apollo 13 lost the special effect award to Babe. Actual weightlessness lost to a talking pig.
And sadly, look how far we’ve gotten. Practical effects are all but gone now
I don’t know man, I really felt like that pig was talking
Your feelings about American Fiction mirrored my own. The acting was great, the highs were high, ending was a flop. Ironically it since it was 65 percent upper class family drama and it was a modest box office success, it itself sort of proves that people want to see more stereotypical black stories instead of typical Oscar bait upper class drama.
I definitely felt like I didn't get the movie from the trailer.
It’s very funny that it did prove that the audience wants the extreme stories, and it’s hilarious that it was nominated when the movie is basically making fun of the current state of the Oscars right now.
I’m just sad about the potential they had with this setup and it was squandered on a family drama that itself went nowhere.
@@gregowen2022 I'd have been happy enough with what was actually there if it had ended. Tell me what happened with the girlfriend, did he get sued by the publisher, etc.
I haven't given a crap about the Oscars since 2003 when Return of the King was constantly winning and 2008 when Heath Ledger got one for the Joker.
They aren't making it easy to care, honestly. The new guidelines are just making it worse
@@gregowen2022 Also most of the movies that win are usually arthouse films no one watches a few years from now.
I've heard of the Holdovers before this, but I didn't know anything about it. Your description of Giamatti's character actually sounds fascinating. I think I'll give it a look.
Great video, Greg.
I hope you enjoy it! It really is a good one, surprisingly good since I usually view Oscar noms with disdain
@@gregowen2022I surprisingly enjoyed The Holdovers a lot. I'm certainly not upset at the outcome, but The Holdovers was the obvious choice after Oppenheimer, imo.
0:55 - #10 Maestro
5:08 - #9 Poor Things
7:32 - #8 Past Lives
10:17 - #7 Zone of Interest
14:22 - #6 Barbie
18:14 - #5 American Fiction
24:01 - #4 Killers of the Flower Moon
28:20 - #3 Anatomy of a Fall
30:39 - #2 The Holdovers
35:11 - #1 Oppenheimer
Thank you! I was trying to remember the name of the Nazi movie
I just got to number 9 and I've gotta say, WTF were the directors and producers on to come up with something so bats*it insane? And who heard the premise and said, "Yeah, I'll greenlight this." And this was nominated for an Oscar?!?!
I... I have no words.
It was atrocious. I don't know where it was going, but I think the director needs his computer searched
@@gregowen2022 It was definitely going nowhere good. The directors and producers need to be on a list.
@@gregowen2022savage 😂
Holy shit I just got to #9 and WTF?! Yeah, search the PC of everyone involved and I'm not even kidding.
It's actually based on a book too...
I took a film class last semester. We had to watch so many painfully bad artsy films. Worst one was Close up.
For some reason, intellectuals have this idea that if something is broadly liked, it disqualifies as “real” art. Why can’t something be high quality AND enjoyable?
I think I lucked out in my film class. We watched Taxi Driver, Do the Right Thing, Roma, Stagecoach, and Bonnie and Clyde off the top of my head. Roma I think would qualify as an artsy movie but I really enjoyed it. I thought The Lighthouse was really artsy and literally fartsy but a lot of people enjoyed that one. The Northman is an arthouse film and that one blew my mind.
God, I know the feeling.
I was in a film club and we had a film festival. Cue 10+ artsy fartsy student films.
I got bored and walked out.
The Giamatti film definitely sounds like the sort of thing I should see. I have this thing for school-related dramas. Maybe it's the fact I went to public schools, private religious schools, AND secular boarding schools, but it hasn't escaped my notice that my top three favorite films of all time, Dead Poets Society, Mr. Holland's Opus, and The Breakfast Club, all take place in a high school...which is wicked proof that God LOVES irony, because there is nothing in my life I've ever hated more than school. Also, it's Giamatti, and he's one of those actors (like Stanley Tucci) where I'll watch anything that has him in it at least once. Thanks for the recommendation!
It was shockingly good. Really surprised me.
@@spinlok3943 Definitely will check it out, then. Really does sound like my cup of tea, especially if Giamatti is playing a cranky, hermit academic type. #Relatable 😂
I feel like Greg would actually try to help a fellow Target shopper who mistook him for an employee. Just seems like a stand-up guy, and God bless him.
Given the “anti-Zionist” attitude being fashionable right now I double Zone of Interest will get anything.
Maestro might be one of the most dull biopics I’ve ever watched. The movie didn’t care at all about his interest in music, it was just so obsessed with his marriage and sexuality and devoted endless scenes to it. I wanted to watch more about his passion from music similar to Amadeus.
Hearing you talk about Poor Things made me sad. The preview made it look like it was gonna be good. But now that I understand it's a baby brain in her, and she's not like an Android or something, the preview is kind of gross.
Yeah, the infant brain thing made everything so disgusting. At first I thought she just had brain damage from the jump, which still would have been predatory, but her being a child inside made me want to wash immediately.
@@gregowen2022 And somehow we're the conspiracy theorists for thinking a bunch of people in power are Peter Files.
See you in my 19th life is a manhwa that does what Past Lives was trying to do but better. Hell, just watch any Korean drama with the concept because it'll be done better. That's why people hate these frufru movies. They drown and bore the hell out of you because that's what "art" is to them.
Loved your rant against unnecessary nudity. Had to put up with that when my kids were growing up and now have to do it again with my grandkids. Please give us entertainment we can watch with children that don't make us all cringe.
Holdovers is the best film. Oppenheimer's obnoxious editing and overly loud sound almost made me throw my TV out the window.
Oppenheimer is just too damn long.
I'm not sure if any of this matters anymore.....
Because the Oscars require a literal number of minority representation, an equal amount of women, LGBTQIA+ etc. And any film that doesn't meet that threshold cant even be considered for best picture, why pretend this show is any longer about film??
I am Korean and I laughed so hard what you said about the movie's supposed concept. 인연(In-yun) is not a deep Korean concept. It just mean "human connection" word to word. I am pretty sure every other culture have human connexction. Just ppl trying to cover for some crappy boring moive.
If Oppenheimer is the best one I'll skip the rest. I found it to be kinda boring and way too long.
Oppenheimer was mostly boring. Some good performances. But just that typical Nolan thing of technical proficiency but a sterile and soulless story.
Yep, the Barbie movie was crap. Did not deserve a nomination at all.
Great insults and a grumpy old history prof. This is the role Giamatti was born for or it was written for him. he's so good at delivering insults like it was a reflex.
"But!" *Kim Kardashian jump scare*
That was funny.
"There's so much dead space in this movie, one of the characters should have been named Isaac."
(Get it?)
Priceless pun, Greg!
Absolutely. I did a spit take when I heard that.
This was more fun than the Oscar’s BY FAR I laughed out loud multiple times 😂
I’m just hoping The Boy and the Heron wins the animation award.
I really wanted American Fiction to be a good film for the exact same reasons. The fact they wussed out is disappointing.
Every night I pray for the return of the 90 minute movie 😅🙏
Here are some Oscar movie illnesses Ive been able to identify:
*Very slow silent scenes
*People whispering their lines
*Somebody yelling for some reason
*"Based on a True Story"
*WW-fucking-2, obviously
and now its worse cause their forcing in diversity and equality as a requisite for even being nominated.
The Academy Awards are trash. 90% of these movies I didnt even hear about until about two weeks ago.
Tbh, I think only Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Holdovers, Anatomy of a Fall, and Zone of Interest really warranted the nomination. That isn't to say the rest are all bad, but these are the ones that I feel really stood out. Way to get the best picture win for Oppenheimer correct.
While I'm not saying all of these should have been nominated, but a few from the best picture nominees were in my top 10 of last year:
1. Oppenheimer
2. John Wick Chapter 4
3. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse
4. Guy Ritchie's The Covenant
5. Godzilla Minus One
6. The Holdovers
7. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. The Boy & the Heron
9. Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning
10. The Killer
There were definktely some great movies last year, but given how many movies there are, the great ones kinda feel fewer and farther between, and it's been that way for the greater part of a decade. Personally, I think 2015 was the last truly, undisputedly great year overall for movies. The following year just started a downward spiral we haven't really recovered from.
At 180 minutes, Oppenheimer is only 26 minutes shorter than Killer-of-the-Flower-Moon. To me, it went by almost in a blink, while Killer dragged and dragged to no end
Can't believe there are that many movies nominated that are LESS deserving than Barbie. That's... appalling.
Funny how opinions can differ. I personally found Poor Things an amazing move. Outstanding performances, incredible Set pieces, interesting story. Yes, artsy but as well stunning.
I dunno, if Deniro actually ACTS in this one, it'll be the very first time in like 25y that he has. He's pretty much been phoning it in since before the year 2000. He actually managed to drag down a Luc Besson film, and that's just not easy.
I only saw one movie last year. It was called Bonjour Ticino. It's comedy about a referendum in Switzerland that proposes to unite the country under one single national language. Of course every region votes for their language, and despite it all, French wins. What follows is the insanity that ensues as the Government tries to prepare the the nation for the change over, while Insurgents in the Italian speaking canton of Ticino prepare to rebel and secede from the country. But wait! did the country really decide on French? or is there some corruption going on? It was quite funny, but maybe only because I've been in Switzerland for 22 years.
Anyway, I've had zero interest in modern movies since 2019, Bonjour Ticino is the only one I've seen in years that I liked (though I still want to see Godzilla Minus One, and we'll probably see Dune 2 after we get a copy of Dune 1 and get caught up)
Was the Osage wanting high priced items an example of greed? I don't know. I think profligacy and greed are different things. While they're often connected, i think they're probably mutually exclusive more often than they're not.
The greed (which let's be honest, is only greed when other people do it. When it's us, it's ambition; drive; dedication, etc) is what usually builds the wealth. Those people are usually pretty good with money, it's how they became rich. It's the lazy, complacent descendants that piss it away on bullshit.
Films like Witness used to be nominated for best picture
Now it has to be boring and confusing so the intelligencia can claim they see the emporer’s clothes and appreciate them
And Silence of the Lambs
@@gregowen2022 none of the recent years nominees have been decent. I used to watch the Oscars in the Billy Crystal Years but not cared in the last 20
Hey Greg- I love your videos and I watched all 40 minutes of this one, but I hate the way you pronouce "biopic". By the end it felt like you were pronouncing it wrong as part of some weird prank. Was that the point?
The RuPaul dig got you a like. That was cold.
If Oppenheimer wins best picture, it will be the biggest grossing movie to do so since Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 20 years ago. If Barbie was to do it, it would be the biggest grossing best picture winner since Titanic 26 years ago.
I never got the gushing over Poor Things by some critics.
I read the book years ago (yes it's based on a book) so already knew the twist and how fvcked up it is. By the sounds of it they made it extra crass because the book wasn't explicit in gore or nudity.
If Oppenheimer wins there's gonna be a backlash, it's just old white men....
if it doesn't the best movie will not have won
The academy needs ungogabloygien, art collector, to save them.
He should be wearing a red shirt...
I don't know why this is the first thing that i thought of, but having a former concentration camp located next to you can't be good for your home's resale value.
This video was worth it for the Dead Space reference. Thank you.
Dude Im 12 minutes into this video and Im already bored to death by these movies.
When did ppl start saying "bi-opics" instead of "bio-pics"?
Should the Oscars have more than one Host to MC the whole night rather than three or four? Three men, one woman?
Great feedback! Zone of Interest definitely ranka higher for me, I think the boredom was intentional.
Either this becomes your break out video, or it's a crime that it doesn't.
It is a strange thing how nudity and sexuality in movies became worse since the 1970s and 1980s. These are parts of a normal adult life and have to be part of movies for and about grown ups. That so many americans are uncomfortable with simple nudity is for many europeans quite peculiar and has to come from their puritan heritage. Sexuality and nudity can be funny or gross but mostly it is quite normal and this should be represented in movies.
For years I have watched many Oscar nominated movies and one common thing about the high art movies is that they very often have no real story but explore an atmosphere, theme, feelings, social cultural group, etc. The disability to tell a good story is a common problem all around todays Hollywood writters and directors. Even Barbie has no real story and that is clearly because it is a badly written and directed movie.
Finally, someone says how gross the premiss of poor things is!
still waiting for your review of ATLA
1976 nominations: ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST/ BARRY LYNDON/ DOG DAY AFTERNOON/ JAWS/ NASHVILLE Any questions?
Thank you Greg. You're videos are awesome and I'm gonna sound SOOOO smart in front of my friends now. LOL
The good news about talking Oscars movies is that no one ever actually sees them, so no one can say you’re wrong
Thanks Greg, I really didnt wanna have to watch these movies.
I'm happy to help!
Greg why the Oscars
Honestly, just a little change of pace. Seeing what works and what doesn't
@@gregowen2022 fair, appreciate the breakdown. I'm not interested but listening anyways cause you the G 🙏
@gregowen2022 stepping outside the box while staying firmly pressed up against the side of it. 😂
Red Shirt Greg. RIP
I'm just glad you're here to witness my sacrifice
@@gregowen2022 you are Ken'ough
damn it! I go to let the dogs out for a few minutes😅
YOU HAD INSIDE INFORMATION! haha
@gregowen2022 tragic I know. 🤣
Greg, why do you pronounce biopic as bi-opic, it's bio-pic...you sound like a hollywood snob when you say it that way, or are you doing it on purpose?
Haha, I had no idea anyone said it another way. I just figured it sounded like Biography and Biology.
@@gregowen2022 ya, it's short for biographical picture
I'm so disappointed in that you didn't have a pink shirt on during your Barbie review.
I didn’t even think of it, and now I’m disappointed too.
Thanks for the ranking, but you way under rated Past Lives and The Zone of Interest. Those, along with Godzilla Plus One (which was criminally neglected by the academy) and Oppenheimer were the best movies last year.
Thank you thank you thank you for ranking Poor Things so low! I’ve called my “Emperor’s New Clothes” movie this year because I’ve been going around pointing at it saying, “Why can’t you see this movie is terrible?” I pulled up the Wikipedia plot while in the theater so I could walk out.
And I don’t get the love for Emma Stone’s performance. She’s gross and crude and Forrest Gump all at once. I viscerally hate this movie so much that I don’t want it to win anything.
The Holdovers. I hate it when the movie doesn't tell me what happened. If I wanted to do that I'd write my own movie/story. THINK FOR ME PICTURE BOX! 😋
You have me convinced to see "THe Holdovers" for sure and maybe "Killers of the Flowering Moon"! I still have no desire to care about the Oscars and have not for quite some time, now.
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The Oscars are never going to get viewers back. Not all the ones they've lost. Take the best picture back down to 5. Part of the fun of that format was debating which movies got snubbed. If it's at 10 and the one blockbuster didn't get a nomination you know it was intentional. My recommendation is really take out the speeches. Put them online. Let them do a speech for however long the want on RUclips. OR singular presenter, no jokes just say the nominations and the winner and give them a longer speech time. And cut back on the awards shown. Most dont care about the screenwriters and set design and all that.
I didn't watch too many last year... actually I haven't seen anything on this list lol, but I really enjoyed Honor Among Thieves and Leave the World Behind (Netflix).
I loved Oppenheimer! That movie was a blast (pun intended) and was the last film I saw in my small local theater in my small town, before it shut down for good
You might be my favorite movie critic now. I have only seen 2 of the movies here, but I listened to what you had to say about all 10 and I felt like what you had to say was really spot on and insightful, even the bit about Florence Pugh's boobs (totally gratuitous, added nothing, and just made it slightly inaccessible to some people). I will check out the Holdovers now since I have Peacock.
I wont be watching the oscars but i will be watching your breakdown!
I want American Fiction to win so badly. My gawd the irony! 😆
Past lives is good but not worthy for oscars. Same goes for barbie.
I thought poor things was amazing. Probably the funniset movie ive seen this year
I watched anatomy of a fall in a i max premiere during a film festival and it was the bomb
The Holdovers could have used an hour of cuts, but it was pretty good
Thank you, dear! A good review.
05:17 *ignoMINiuos.
The thing you said wasn't a word before you said it.
Ha, well I guess add that to Biopic as words I didn’t know I was saying wrong.
Please tell us how much the movies cost to make ❤
Didn't Barbie basically say that there was no patriarchy when Ken didn't get what he wanted just for being a guy and things like not all the Dr's being men sorta do the opposite of what the director said it was? IDK
Yeah, it was so odd. Greta I guess forgot to set aside the feminism for that part because the female doctor completely undermined her whole argument, lol
I appreciate that you fold the subjective elements like boredom and humour in your reviews in earnest. It cuts some of the pretence, as advertised.
Thank you very much!
I really hope that oppenheimer wins. I would feel so validated. lol.
I’m pulling for it or Holdovers. I understand the Oscars can’t award things like The Mario Movie, but they need to get away from Oscar bait if they want their audience to stop shrinking.
@@gregowen2022I remember the 70th Academy Awards back in 1998 when Billy Crystal did a funny intro where he was digitally inserted in each of The Best Picture nominees. They were Titanic, L. A. Confidential, The Full Monty, Good Will Hunting, and As Good As it Gets. It was funny because most people had watched the movies being referenced and knew what scenes were being parodied. That ceremony is still the highest rating one in the history of Oscars on television.
Why are you offended by on screen homosexuality?
Nice b8 m8