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My wife and I used to love watching the Oscars. Not tonight, no chance. Even she, a Democrat is sick of these opinionated celebrities. It will be Netflix tonight.
I'm not watching any college basketball games today. I'm also not watching Ming Tsai's cooking show on PBS or the newest episode of Girls.
What are you guys not watching today?
I'm not watching yet another marathon of "The Mystery Woman" series on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.
Also not watching college basketball or The Daytona 500.
Probably won't watch the marathon of "Victoria" on my local PBS station, but I'm on the fence with that one.
Hollywood is dying from technology and from self inflicted wounds. Politics and trying to force their agenda onto their audiences instead of entertaining them. Look at the quality of the foreign films. I just saw the best zombie movie I've ever seen made in Korea. Train to Busan. Even with English subs it's 10x the movie. WWZ was.
Dying? That's funny.
Cool, I love zombie movies, I'll have to check it out. Loved World War Z, action packed from start to finish. Hey, did you know there's a foreign film category with the Oscars?
Tonight's Oscars will have a record audience. Even Trump will watch. He can't help himself.
His tweets should be epic. I'm hoping the host will read them out loud so the audience can see just how much they get under his skin. It's their night. They should enjoy themselves to the fullest!
So that action means black people expect to be nominated by virtue of being black and if they are nominated, it's because of political correctness?
No. It's not up to them to dictate.
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