crumbsroom wrote:

I've got 7 out of 9 correct so far, which isn't too bad for someone who filled out my ballot in about thirty seconds, and haven't followed any of the previous awards

I don't have a tally or anything, but if I wanted to press influence through sinsiter means, I would only make sure that Godzilla wins VFX and Poor Things somehow wins score.

That was meant to be a compliment

I hope Wes Anderson and Hayao Miyazaki are having a fantastic evening together somewhere.  Laughing at this bullshit.

I also appreciate that Gosling chose not to lip-synch.

Kenneth Anger gets the shaft in the memorial
Not surprising.
 

I should probably watch Rustin but I saw a scene with a slow-mo pillow fight between the main civil rights guys and I hope that's not a big part of the movie.

Forgot just how Irish Cillian Murphy really is.

Jinnistan wrote:

Rock wrote:

Nice that Godzilla won. DGAF about the rest of the awards.

I do think it's sharp and significant for Toho to win the award that "Hollywood" likes to pimp as their blockbuster asset.

I double checked, and it does appear that this is the first VFX award outside of the Hollywood system. 

Maybe Al Pacino can receive a statue for Best Who Gives a Shit? presentation.

crumbsroom wrote:

For an actor who's become so ripe for over acting in his old age, it was hilarious how completely anti climactic he made that reveal.

Wouldn't it be funny if people started saying he did it on purpose, as a favor to Scorsese, to make it all awkward for Christopher Nolan, to take the air out of the moment so to speak?