And the lowest rated Ever !!! Deservingly so....when are the Hollywood pinheads going to drop politics ? They are suppose to be actors...not POS politicians...poor liberals can’t help themselves, lol
Yeah, I can see that fit perfectly with the political agenda of the self-aggrandizing, hypocritical Academy and their "Time's Up" "Me Too" movement. After all, why not give an Oscar to someone charged with rape (until he paid the victim off to drop the charges). And while you're at it, why not give an Oscar to Gary Oldman, a guy who admitted to beating his first wife with a telephone in the head as his kid's watched. You can't make this stuff up. (Hypocrisy aside, Oldman certainly deserved the acting award).
Now, let's talk about the red carpet fashions. Is it just me, or did half the woman in Hollywood decide to take draperies off the wall and bedspreads off the beds and wear them as dresses?
The low ratings had nothing to do with politics, it had everything to do with the movies nominated for Best Picture. None of the movies nominated for Best Picture sold more than $40M at the box office, they were mostly art films. The most-watched Oscar ceremony was in 1998, the telecast averaged 55.25 million viewers. That was the year "Titanic" was nominated.
FAKE NEWS. Gary Oldman never admitted to beating his wife. From the Daily Mail UK: "Oldman denies the attack took place and dismissed her statement as 'replete with lies, innuendoes and half truths'."
FAKE NEWS. Gary Oldman never admitted to beating his wife. From the Daily Mail UK: "Oldman denies the attack took place and dismissed her statement as 'replete with lies, innuendoes and half truths'."
How about Rita Moreno who wore the same gown she did in 1962 when she won the Academy Award in West Side Story
But you gotta love that she had a rocking good time. She was obviously smashed and didn't care who knew it. She may have had more fun than anyone else that night!
I thought she looked terrific for a woman of 80 and how about Eva Marie Saint at age 90 as a presenter. She also was fabulous IMO
Agree. And I appreciate looking good at 80 and 90. But hard not to have your breath taken away by the 28 year old Eiza Gonzalez
https://www.maxim.com/women/eiza-gonzalez-oscars-red-carpet-2018-3
Agree. And I appreciate looking good at 80 and 90. But hard not to have your breath taken away by the 28 year old Eiza Gonzalez
https://www.maxim.com/women/eiza-gonzalez-oscars-red-carpet-2018-3
I thought Eddie Vedder was great. I love Pearl Jam but his mellow stuff is terrific too.
Agreed, Eddie Vedder was the best of an otherwise terrible night of musical performances.
According to some given reasons: A year of low box office revenues for The Shape of Water with the most nominations, thirteen, was one of the factors. And the other films didn't make it the one billion dollar mark.
It's a combination of low revenues for the films nominated this year, and also, IMO, a lack of true talents in the acting business. We can have a very long discussion about it ...
It's a complicated story, and nobody here was there, in their lives.
We are weak in many many aspects of life, the human race.
We are getting more and more unforgiving and judging.
There is less and less room for error.
We can send a Roadster to space and yet we cannot send a toaster to the Oscars. It's a way of speech to say that our priorities are not always in line with the best fundamental values of life.
The real life of other people we know less than nothing.
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Someone got her Oscar stolen, but was later on reunited with it and had a double cheese burger.
The culprit who took the Oscar is a musician, in search of fame. He ended up in jail with a $20,000 bound.
Don't steal other people's Oscars, it won't bring you fame and fortune, only in your own head when playing jazz in your cell. Lol
Fair enough,. However, if the denial contained only half-truths, what was the half that was true??
Vedder did a fine job but so were the performances from the nominated movies "The Greatest Showman", "Mudbound" and "Marshall". The eventual winner from "Coco" was pretty bad.
I think another interesting factor in the poor performance of the Oscars and the movie business in general is that investment has moved to on-line media outlets and cable. Other than comic book movies, there are few stand alone big tent blockbusters like ET, Titanic or Forest Gump. The best talent and most of the money is on the small and very small screens.