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What the hell are these people smoking? Without cinematography you have NO MOVIE!!!!
Fire these producers NOW!!! No host, embarrassing nominations, cutting out important awards? What a joke. I’ll probably skip this year....but still visit the chat.
Fire these producers NOW!!! No host, embarrassing nominations, cutting out important awards? What a joke. I’ll probably skip this year....but still visit the chat.
I guess we don’t need the vital components to making films when there’s an opportunity in more on-air time for Drumpf jokes, huh? Imao, imagine if Blade Runner 2049 got delayed for a year and Deakins finally got his Oscar after being nominated 13 times... only for him to speak during commercial break. Award shows aren't award shows anymore, haven't been in a long time. It’s a real shame. It feels as if we're one step closer to these irrelevant meme awards not airing at all
They're just circlejerks now - they're Hollywood trying to have their equivalent of the Super Bowl to sell ads, they're infomercials for the calendar year's lineup of products, and more recently: they're annual summits on social issues. No one watches award shows anymore, the audience they used to have evaporated. The viewers they still get are those who still watch big four procedurals because they're too old & technologically out-of-touch for anything beyond terrestrial network channels, the “YAAAS QUEEN” millennial stans on Twitter, and of course: losers like us (lol).
In all seriousness, these jagoffs still posturing themselves as arbiters of culture is like a burned out Elvis Presley reaching the end of his days, still acting like this sexy superstar while his audience was nothing anymore but senior women. It's like, young trendy people don't care about you anymore. They watch puerile superhero movies and put all their trust into the opinions of some dimwit on YouTube with a wall of action figures as a backdrop doing a “Top 10 Movies of the Year” video. Hollywood is still making their money, but the old guard of middlemen have become redundant. And That's A Good Thing™
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