Well I wanted them to.I doubt Emma and Ryan wanted to perform anyways.
The salt would fill the grand canyon.Academy Award Winner Suicide Squad
Who I want to win everything: Moonlight
Who will win everything: Hollywood Handjob
Gonna be any way to watch this online somewhere?
BTW, someone else can post the live updates of all the winners if you want (something I've done for a few years now). I'm a little sick and might just be watching the show from my bed. Trying to keep up might make me pass out, lol
Why is La La Land nominated for basically everything?
Lol. You get the award for looking great Bronx.
I guess. The last two were both nominated for that award though.
Ugh. Thanks for reminding me he won best director two years in a row.I like thinking back on last year. Seeing Mad Max get 6 Oscars while Alejandro Inarritu's pretentious ass was fuming, that was such a dope moment.
Who I want to win everything: Moonlight
Who will win everything: Hollywood Handjob
you wanna know why La La Land is going to win everything, friend Bronx? Because it's great
and that's the bottom line cause Ryan Gosling said so (in a monotone voice followed by a 12 seconds stare)
I finally got to see La La Land and Manchester by the Sea. After seeing both of them, I really would love to see La La win Best Picture (again--of the two I have seen), and Casey Affleck win Best Actor.
I really, really, really wanted to love Manchester but while the acting was perfect, there was something that I felt was missing from the movie that I can't quite figure out.
Every once in awhile the Oscars get it right and push a great movie.
Heres whats missing from Manchester (i really liked it too)..no one seemed sad that Kyle Chandler died.
Heres whats missing from Manchester (i really liked it too)..no one seemed sad that Kyle Chandler died.
He dies before we really even know who he is, I don't think it was their intent to make us sad that he died.
First..no need to spoiler anything..he dies, its in the trailer.
I don't mean us..the characters in the movie..specifically the son..have almost no reaction to him dying.
I'll spoiler it to be considerate.
He did, though, did you forget the fridge scene? He was hiding his pain and it spilled out there.
I find it very irksome that Hacksaw Ridge gets a directing nom but Silence is nowhere to be seen.
Of the two films about Andrew Garfield's faith being tested, one of them is a mawkish lifetime drama interspliced with some very well realised war scenes, whilst the other is Scorsese's finest film in almost two decades.
Don't feel bad, no one saw it.I REALLY have to check out the silence.
Don't feel bad, no one saw it.
I was planning on seeing it and then it vanished from my local cinema. Pretty sure it was there for less than a week.