DollEyes
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The Harvey Weinstein joke was not only funny, I'd say he's never looked better.
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Yay, "Encanto!"
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That "Encanto" song and performance were beautiful.
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1 minute ago, scarynikki12 said:
Was White Men Can't Jump really so successful that they get to celebrate the 30th anniversary at the Oscars?
Yes.
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All those guys Regina Hall asked to take "backstage Covid tests" and she didn't ask Andrew Garfield, Rami Malek nor Kodi Smit-McPhee? I'm shocked.
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Ariana's speech was beautiful, whether it was her thanks to Steven Spielberg, her tributes to her mom and Rita Moreno or her shout-outs to her culture and for her identity. I think she's got a great career ahead of her.
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Nice to see Daniel Kaluuya and H.E.R. again, but I'm glad that Kaluuya didn't embarrass his Mum this time.
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Re the Samuel L. Jackson rom com, "Bitch, I Said I Love You!" don't forget the sequel, "I Love You Too, Motherfucker!"
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Beyonce's performance was stunning, plus it made me crave Key Lime pie.
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DJ Khaled ruins EVERYTHING!
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Before Denzel, Viola, Chadwick and Halle, there was Sidney. His talent, his strength, his intelligence, his dignity, his decency and his humility were second to none, onscreen and off. Some of my favorite movies are his, such as "A Raisin in the Sun," "A Patch of Blue," "The Blackboard Jungle," "To Sir, With Love," "In the Heat of the Night" and "Lilies of the Field," for which he won his well-deserved Oscar. His direction of "Stir Crazy," one of the funniest movies of all time co-starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder-one of the best comedy duos of all time-is a testament to his talent.
His involvement in the Civil Rights movement proved his willingness to risk his career and reputation because of his commitment to fairness and equality for the Black community. His contributions to the movies and to the world will never be forgotten.
Rest In Power, Mister Poitier.
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Iconic doesn't even *begin* to describe Betty White, onscreen and off. She was a beautiful woman with a beautiful soul who made the world more beautiful, just by being here.
I hope she's having the best reunions with the casts of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Golden Girls" and Allen Ludden.
RIP, Ms. White. You were truly golden, before and after Rose knew Dorothy, Blanche and Sophia.
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Her Cold Open monologue was classic, but the jokes about Facebook, especially the one where she called it "a complete waste of time" was priceless-and, as it turned out, all too true.
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2 minutes ago, cpcathy said:
I think she sounds off. I can’t believe this song is ten minutes.
Arguably the longest 10 minutes of TS's ex Jake Gyllenhaal's life.
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My verdict: great! The look, the acting, the action, the costumes, the score and the direction are all on point. This might be the movie that I'll risk going back to the theater for.
Between Marvel and DC, it looks like Jeffrey Wright and Andy Serkis are making big money moves lately and I'm here for it! 🤑
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No surprise there, either.
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No surprise there.
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And now I'm sad.
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Yay, Hamilton! Loved seeing some of the OBC, especially Renee Elise Goldsberry, Phillipa Soo and Jasmine Cephas Jones, aka Alexandra, Eliza-and Peggy.
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Yay Stephen-and Conan!
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Just now, mojoween said:
The skits are obvs terrible but the lady in red yelling at Cedric looked super gorgeous (I didn’t see her name in time).
Terri Vaughn.
That sketch would've worked if at the end, Rege' Jean-Page was hiding backstage.
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1 minute ago, wallflower75 said:
People actually watched Halston?
I did and Ewan was good, but IMO he wasn't the best.
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Yes, Kate! It was a tough category, but she pulled it off.
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The Annual Academy Awards - General Discussion
in The Academy Awards (aka The Oscars)
Congrats, Troy Kotsur! Richly deserved! 🙌