The 89th Academy Awards (2017) Movie • Page 27

Kimmel's deadpan humor is doing pretty well so far. At least for me.

 

2/2!

 

Surprised Paxton didn't get added in last minute to the In Memoriam.

 

Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret is an all time film so I hope more people see it because of Manchester and I hope for his next project he gets to do whatever he wants.

 

I love how happy Nicole is

 

How often does the same film win picture and director? Is this a sign?

 

Welp. At least he had his last name mispronounced.

 

Less often in recent years than in the past but still more often than not, overall.

 

Just realized I am older than Damien Chazelle... what the fuck have I done with my life?

 

32..

shit like that makes me feel like I ain't doing enough with my life haha

 

Lol me too. But not all of us can become famous lol

 

Scorsese didn't win until 2007.

 

Nope, fuck the Oscars, they do more damage than good, it doesn't matter that more people did see and will see Moonlight because of them.

/s

 

Ugh I hope La La Land doesn't win best picture.

 

Apparently they can make an entire amusement park before Cameron can get it together to release an Avatar sequel haha

 

Crazy

 

Wooo. Go Damien.

 

Martin Scorcese 0, 3 6 Mafia 1

 

Let's go Denzel!

 

Damien Chazelle has as many Oscars as Martin Scorsese.

 

Wow spoil the whole fucking film why don't you?

re: that Manchester By The Sea clip

 

I liked Affleck's performance but hoping he doesn't win because of the creepiness allegations.

 

Bahahahaha they used the whitesplaining jazz scene as Gosling's award clip. Sure everyone on here is loving that.