vale9001 Posted January 24 Posted January 24 (edited) The fact Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwing didn't get their nominations for the movie has became maybe the hot discussion on the internet . Even Ryan Gosling made a statement basically is all about the others two names snub. Could this give a strong campaign during the vote session and put the movie again on the cultural discussion so the Australian Actress will get a recognition as producer for the movie. Are boring biopics shaking?. Discuss Edited January 24 by vale9001 1
GraceRandolph Posted January 24 Posted January 24 No, the Academy can still award Gerwig if they want for adapted screenplay, and Margot got her BP nomination as a producer. This is a non-issue. 2
Ken Lee Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Probably not. It's rare for a Best Picture win without a Best Director nom (like only 6 times ever)
Orsay Posted January 24 Posted January 24 This whole thing is a litmus test for people who actually understand feminism. If you’re outraged about this, you don’t! 3 1
aesthetic bih Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Rooting for Past Lives atm. But I haven't watched Anatomy of the Fall yet, so I'll watch that first and see if it can top Past Lives
Cain Posted January 24 Posted January 24 6 minutes ago, aesthetic bih said: Rooting for Past Lives atm. But I haven't watched Anatomy of the Fall yet, so I'll watch that first and see if it can top Past Lives They’re both great, either of these winning would be amazing 1
Donquizote Posted January 24 Posted January 24 (edited) Did Arrival win Best Picture when Amy Adams got snubbed? Social media=/= snobbish AMPAS members What is there to be disheartening though? Margot was good as Barbie, but her performance didn't spark passion amongst AMPAS voters. They didn't rank her for #1 during nomination process. The same is true for Greta. I mean the Director branch is known as the most snobbish AMPAS branch with toxic masculinity all cool boys club. They won't nominate Gerwig for directing pink movie Edited January 24 by Donquizote edit
BorderBoy Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Not really. It's actually surprising the movie itself got nominated 1
Komet Posted January 24 Posted January 24 The Acedemy is not giving BP to a 2hr Mattel commercial 1 1
allforyou Posted January 24 Posted January 24 I don't think it'll win since it's not a "serious movie" (Oppenheimer will probably win) but it's so odd how they excluded the leading actress and director of the biggest movie of the year and one of the biggest films of all time
Komet Posted January 24 Posted January 24 2 minutes ago, allforyou said: I don't think it'll win since it's not a "serious movie" (Oppenheimer will probably win) but it's so odd how they excluded the leading actress and director of the biggest movie of the year and one of the biggest films of all time Being biggest doesn't mean best, and Gerwig's direction wasn't anything special to make her undeniable for a nomination. Robbie missing is weird when you have Gosling and Ferrera (a literal joke) getting a nom, but if we look at the competition this year overall, it would've been more fair if all three missed rather than all three making it. Each category is a separate race, and other lead actresses just had better performances and more passion behind them then Robbie
Riot Posted January 24 Posted January 24 They still haven't given the Best Actress Oscar to another Black woman after years of complaining, so I'm afraid that they just won't care 1
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