The Oscar nominations 2016 (scripts, Harold Lloyd, The Departed, good movie)

[veritasveritas]

Worse oscar this year. Chris Rock needs to shut the fuc up

[nc17]

What are the chances of an upset in the Best Actor category?

[Creekcat]

Originally Posted by McGowdog

So this is the thread for the 2016 oscars? Did a search and this one seems as close as any, so here we go.

Chris Rock's opening monolog was great imo. Thought he did great.

Watching this because the wife, you know the story? MrsGowdog? That's right.

I don't get dinner unless I watch it with her and keep my mouth shut.

Mmmm! Good eats!

Double secret probation must really be strict.

[calipoppy]

Leoooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[UrbanCrossroads]

Extremely boring ceremony, but I loved the slam dunk at the end: Spotlight won Best Picture!

[Knox Harrington]

The Oscars got it right.

I predicted the winner in every single acting and directing category, but missed BP. I predicted The Revenant, but put Spotlight at #2.

Spotlight really is a great film.

[gwillyfromphilly]

[PullMyFinger]

Originally Posted by UrbanCrossroads

Extremely boring ceremony, but I loved the slam dunk at the end: Spotlight won Best Picture!

Classic Oscars. A movie nobody wants to see wins. I think it was in the local theater less than a week on one screen.

[Knox Harrington]

Originally Posted by PullMyFinger

Classic Oscars. A movie nobody wants to see wins. I think it was in the local theater less than a week on one screen.

I saw all of the BP nominated films and Spotlight was the only one I saw twice (although I would have voted for The Revenant).

Of course the Oscars don't award the "movie everybody wants to see." That would just be decided by the movie that makes the most money.

I guess Star Wars should have won this year, huh?

[Suburban_Guy]

at least dicaprio won, now he's 'legit' in the eyes of the critics