The 89th Academy Awards (2017) Movie • Page 29

Natalie was amazing in Jackie.

 

Good for her. I'm surprised, but good for her.

 

Good for Emma

 

clearly it's belated for Easy A

 

If you want to win Best Actress, it really, really helps to be a white ingenue.

 

I don't have an issue with Emma Stone but..boooooooooooo.

 

she didn't even have to wear ugly prosthetic like Nicole and Charlize

 

Yeah being a young white rising actress is the new "make yourself ugly."

 

2004 was the last time the same film won Best Picture and Best Actress.

 

Should have been nominated for The House Bunny

 

it's unrealistic that her and Kat Dennings are the plain Janes in that movie

 

So it's between La La Land, Moonlight, or Manchester by the Sea.

Go "Hell or High Water"!!!

 

Think again motherfucker

 

I legitimately loved that movie.

 

He only had a few acting roles that involved playing himself, but I was hoping (not expecting) that'd have been enough to squeeze Muhammed Ali into the in memoriam reel.

 

Only saw Hell or High Water, Fences, La La Land, Manchester, and Arrival. I think I liked Fences the most.

 

Fences looks best from the clips.

 

So I was 16/24. This was my worst year ever since I started making picks. A far cry from my 22/24 showing from 2012, still my PB. Glad Barry Jenkins and Kenneth Lonergan won the screenplay awards. Pissed about some of the dumb picks I made that I should've gotten (Makeup & Hairstyling, Doc Short, Sound Editing, Best Actor). And Moonlight deserved Best Picture, but oh well. It's not the Academy's way to give Best Picture to the best film among the nominees.

Sucks that the fall/winter is so far away. We've got a lot of sewage to sift through until then.

 

Shocking.

 

Man, I really didn't expect Lion to win Best Picture.

 

Blah. A big old wet fart.

 

Hey everyone just remember that Shakespeare in Love once won best picture