74th Golden Globes Discussion • Page 11

And by "produced" it means his company bought it but still

 

He was an EP, yes, but like come on.

 

Brad Pitt also won an Oscar for producing 12 Years A Slave

 

Maybe if everyone wasn't always saying "It's crazy and risky and insane to take a chance on a modern original musical" then people would stop believing it and more would get made? Just a thought.

 

Brad Pitt has been responsible and backed a lot of great cinema in recent years, Plan b has an impressive filmography.

 

I like La La Land a lot but I can't help but roll my eyes at them talking about how brave and risky it was to make a musical about white people given the climate for black filmmakers.

Not taking anything away from the quality of La La Land as a movie, just the "brave" narrarive

 

Brad Pitt introducing Moonlight is tone-deaf at best and outright gross at worst. EP credit or not.

 

Zzzz

Cool for donglover tho

 

It's neither.

 

Especially considering how great it wood have been to have the three Chiron actors onstage.

 

I just can't believe the guy whose last movie everyone liked got the movie made with two of the biggest stars in Hollywood. Such the plucky underdog story.

 

Oh, you mean kind of like what they literally just did earlier with Dev Patel and his young costar from Lion? Nah, that wouldn't have been an awesome moment at all.

 

Yea, that's what I was mentioning.

 

I hope some people who haven't seen Gone Baby Gone go check it out

 

No I know, I was doing, like, a thing.

 

Casey Affleck with some wording that danced around his sexual harassment allegations

 

Come on Isabelle.

 

Yessssssssss

 

Excellent

 

Was sure they were going to go with Portman.

 

Isabelle was brilliant in Elle. Fucking brilliant.

 

Really want to see Elle and I'm sure this person is deserving based on the trailers I've seen. BUT I kind of wish it was Amy Adams.

 

Baby we got a stew goin

 

Baby, you got a stew going!

 

Dope