No thanks. I won't watch this shit show.
I was going to add an over/under joke about how many minutes into the broadcast the first one shows up.I am just going to watch to hear the silly political statements.
too may liberals living in la la land..no thanks
I am just going to watch to hear the silly political statements.
Last night the wife and I rented Manchester By The Sea and Moonlight. If they represent two of Hollywood's best movies, then they have to do a lot better.
I am just going to watch to hear the silly political statements.
Last night the wife and I rented Manchester By The Sea and Moonlight. If they represent two of Hollywood's best movies, then they have to do a lot better.
It's always fun to see which movies nobody ever saw were the "best".
TRUEX!Give me the Daytona 500 at 1 today.
And like the Devils do and like Bonjovi helping people with his soup kitchen.These Hollywooders should scrap celebrating each other and instead use the time to visit children's hospitals or volunteer at soup kitchens like RU FB players do.
I know. How the hell can a movie be nominated if it hasn't been released yet? And how can you even consider a movie that absolutely flamed out at the box office?It's always fun to see which movies nobody ever saw were the "best".
I object because it's a political statement, whether it's an awards show, a concert, a seminar, whatever. I'm there for a reason, or I'm watching for a reason: don't pollute the water with you political views, even if I agree with them.I haven't watched any of the award shows in years. Mostly because of all the self-congratulatory drivel. But I have a question for the folks who are complaining about the liberal political statements of some of the participants. Do you object to the political statements or do you object because they are liberal?
It's always fun to see which movies nobody ever saw were the "best".
Libs in Hollywood love movies about libs in Hollywood. I'm sure that movie will be recognized by the liberal Academy.The Oscars are fun. So is the Daytona 500.
Interesting to see how many folks are not only not going to watch the Oscars, they're going to not watch them hard! I'm sure there'll be a safe space on Fox.
The only one of these movies I've seen so far was La La Land, which is incredibly self-indulgent, but I thought Emma Stone was pretty good. The first half hour looked like it was filmed by a high school video club.
I am just going to watch to hear the silly political statements.
Last night the wife and I rented Manchester By The Sea and Moonlight. If they represent two of Hollywood's best movies, then they have to do a lot better.
My wife and I rented Manchester, so disappointing.
These Hollywooders should scrap celebrating each other and instead use the time to visit children's hospitals or volunteer at soup kitchens like RU FB players do.
These Hollywooders should scrap celebrating each other and instead use the time to visit children's hospitals or volunteer at soup kitchens like RU FB players do.