movie 96th Academy Awards | Top Winners: Oppenheimer 7x, Poor Things 4x

[Donquizote]

Alexander Payne's sexual misconduct is resurfacing on social media.

Bradley Cooper's PR machine is working hard me thinks

[Donquizote]

Only people who don't know how director branch nominates their directors will be surprised with Gerwig's snub

[DanyelP23]

I can't wait for the mess that will be the secret Oscar voter ballots that are yearly released.

[Almodusa]

There being a section on this year’s Oscar Wikipedia page to the snubs  

[futurenostalgic]

+ Milo was an undeserved snub all season tbh.

[QueenofCopyPaste]

To those who watched Anatomy of a Fall 

 

did Sandra Huller Voyter...?

 

Spoiler

did it? or was she really innocent and the husband jumped off?

?

[its_britney_bitch]

I’m sick of the “snub” discourse in general. Nobody is owed anything. Not an Oscar, not a Grammy, not an Emmy, no matter how popular they are

[its_britney_bitch]

Gen Z are SO stupid. There is no hope

 

 

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

25 minutes ago, QueenofCopyPaste said:

To those who watched Anatomy of a Fall 

 

did Sandra Huller Voyter...?

 

  Reveal hidden contents

did it? or was she really innocent and the husband jumped off?

?

Spoiler

Idk what happened, I accidentally hid my reply and not sure you can see it, so again: I read somewhere the writers were planning to include some spectacular plot twist at the end but eventually couldn't come up with anything interesting so they went with the open ending. I believe it doesn't really matter if she killed him or not. The movie's more about how the perception of people can change based on different perspectives and versions of events that are presented to us. Also sometimes we must decide what to believe in. Just like her son who saved her from jail even though he felt she did it. That's why he told her he was scared of her coming back home. 

 

[X~MoviePoP]

When black actresses and directors are snubbed like lupita for US or viola for the woman king ect. no one bats an eye but when barbie ...yknow wut let me keep it cute cause people still arent realising that MARGOT AND GRETA STILL GOT NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR THIS YEAR IN OTHER CATEGORIES , GOD FORBID THEY LET OTHERS GET RECOGNIZED TOO....smfh

[Liafen]

26 minutes ago, QueenofCopyPaste said:

To those who watched Anatomy of a Fall 

 

did Sandra Huller Voyter...?

 

  Hide contents

did it? or was she really innocent and the husband jumped off?

?

Spoiler

Honestly I think she didn't do it. There's no definite, ultimate answer as I think even Triet wasn't preoccupied with a resolution to the case at hand; so it's probably undecided - but to me her characterization and actions scream innocent. We find out she didn't lie about the vomit, and she was adamant that she's not going to wrongfully characterize her dead husband to make herself look more innocent, even snapping at her defense in court. Then the kid's confession on how his father alluded to his sewer cide... It's just all too much. Especially because of a lack of compelling motive for murder. I mean they argued, so what? You don't kill your husband over that.

 

But ngl I thought for a sec that she's going to confess in the pub after they won the case lmao. So glad Triet avoided that cliché

 

[Kylizzle]

34 minutes ago, QueenofCopyPaste said:

To those who watched Anatomy of a Fall 

 

did Sandra Huller Voyter...?

 

  Reveal hidden contents

did it? or was she really innocent and the husband jumped off?

?

Spoiler

I don't think so but she would've been justified if she did. 

 

[Liafen]

2 minutes ago, X~MoviePoP said:

When black actresses and directors are snubbed like lupita for US or viola for the woman king ect. no one bats an eye but when barbie ...yknow wut let me keep it cute cause people still arent realising that MARGOT AND GRETA STILL GOT NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR THIS YEAR IN OTHER CATEGORIES , GOD FORBID THEY LET OTHERS GET RECOGNIZED TOO....smfh

We didn't hear the end of it with Viola

+ remember OscarsSoWhite lmao

[Liafen]

7 minutes ago, OnlyManInTheWorld said:

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Idk what happened, I accidentally hid my reply and not sure you can see it, so again: I read somewhere the writers were planning to include some spectacular plot twist at the end but eventually couldn't come up with anything interesting so they went with the open ending. I believe it doesn't really matter if she killed him or not. The movie's more about how the perception of people can change based on different perspectives and versions of events that are presented to us. Also sometimes we must decide what to believe in. Just like her son who saved her from jail even though he felt she did it. That's why he told her he was scared of her coming back home. 

 

Spoiler

But then the dog accident happens and he believes her again. So I'm not sure he saved her from jail deciding what to believe in despite his gut feeling. He made logical conclusions based on the dog's vomit and his dad alluding to suicide

 

[Blade Runner]

It's so funny when the GP gets involved in Oscar conversation. It happens from time to time (and obviously thanks to big movies), but it's always a kii. fjhfg 

[Blade Runner]

Oppy is gonna SWEEP eveything this year just like EEAAO. 

[ALittleGauche]

3 minutes ago, Kylizzle said:

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I don't think so but she would've been justified if she did. 

 

Right! That husband was EXTRA af.

 

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He was being such a drama queen and hamming it up when he was secretly vlogging without Queen Sandra’s consent! What an insecure lowlife riding his wife’s coattails. He thought he ate but Sandra devoured him in every argument he brought up. 
 

I also don’t think she did it. I agree that her characterization was straightforward and her character proven honest each and every time, reassuring the audience of her honesty and innocence. Not going to lie, given that the film is all about the power of perspective, I thought the ~grand twist~ or the final scene at the end would’ve been that Snoop was the culprit all along. I thought they were going to take us back to the day of the tragedy, and play it from Snoop’s POV. Edgic-wise, he was getting a lot of suspicious airtime at the start.

 

I’ve said this before but Monster is another phenomenal, overlooked film from 2023 that also masterfully portrays the power of perspective.

 

[Kylizzle]

19 minutes ago, Blade Runner said:

It's so funny when the GP gets involved in Oscar conversation. It happens from time to time (and obviously thanks to big movies), but it's always a kii. fjhfg 

Giving people coming in here asking why Saltburn had no noms. 

[fridayteenage]

2 hours ago, Blade Runner said:

Oppy is gonna SWEEP eveything this year just like EEAAO. 

Nah, it'll win a lot tho

[Hector]

11 Cesar nominations (France's equivalent of the Oscars) for Anatomy Of A Fall including:

 

Best Picture

Best Director

Best Actress

Best Supporting Actor for Swann Arlaud & Antoine Reinartz

Most Promising Actor for Milo Machado Graner

Original Screenplay 

Cinematography

Editing

Production Design

Sound

[unclefloprry]

4 hours ago, X~MoviePoP said:

When black actresses and directors are snubbed like lupita for US or viola for the woman king ect. no one bats an eye but when barbie ...yknow wut let me keep it cute cause people still arent realising that MARGOT AND GRETA STILL GOT NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR THIS YEAR IN OTHER CATEGORIES , GOD FORBID THEY LET OTHERS GET RECOGNIZED TOO....smfh

Why everything always has to end in a racial thing. 

[X~MoviePoP]

5 minutes ago, unclefloprry said:

Why everything always has to end in a racial thing. 

Because thats the world we live in and its only fair to call out the bull

[unclefloprry]

Oppenzzzzzz benefited from Barbie in everything, if the movie had been released in any other month it would end like another Nolan movie, just winning the subcategories. 
 

[harwee]

5 hours ago, QueenofCopyPaste said:

To those who watched Anatomy of a Fall 

 

did Sandra Huller Voyter...?

 

  Hide contents

did it? or was she really innocent and the husband jumped off?

?

 

 

Spoiler

I don't think the film confirmed it either way. According to the director, she wanted for it to be ambiguous and open to interpretation. I think she toyed with different endings before settling on what's shown in the movie, where she's acquitted, but there are still hints of her guilt.

 

For me, it was all about the discussion between her son and the court monitor: 'It doesn't matter. What matters is the decision you make.' (not her exact words, but it was something to that effect). I think that's what Justine was trying to achieve as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 25, 2024 by harwee

[wesleywalrus]

BARBIE is a FUN adventure movie. It was the event of the summer. It was well-made and looked like a Barbie world. Everyone was good in it. Hell I had a great time and liked it.

Unlike most people, I think Margot as Barbie stole the film. 

 

However I think the monologue was completely unnecessary. The film already said that without saying it. It was a fun time, and deserves some recognition but I don't think it deserves a RETURN OF THE KING slew of awards. Would I be mad if Greta and Margot got in? No. But I don't think it's necessary. 

 

We all know comedies have a hard time winning awards. It's nothing new.