Oscars

5 POSITIVE Oscar Moments To Share And Remember 0
- Culture, Film/TV, Uncategorized
- March 28, 2022
I’m giving you a quick list of positive moments that’ll be worth remembering in the future. I will not discuss Will hitting Rock bottom, I’m going to let Black leaders be the voices for that public discussion. These are the moments I LOVED and cannot wait to commemorate with my friends and family this week!
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Best Picture Contender Review: Nightmare Alley 0
- Film/TV
- March 8, 2022
“But the moment it speaks to probably connects more for people in show business than any other walk of life, and show biz people are the ones that vote… so it’s not a long shot for Nightmare Alley to be the best picture winner.”
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BEST PICTURE CONTENDER REVIEW: DON’T LOOK UP 0
- Film/TV
- February 25, 2022
DON’T LOOK UP hit me in a way that I was not prepared for, much like the giant Earth-bound comet central to the movie’s plot. Writer/director Adam McKay’s apocalyptic dark comedy is certainly funny but it also often cuts very close to our real life media-centric experience while aiming for satire. Some elements are meant
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First Time Watching The Classics: Oscar-Winning “All The President’s Men”0
- Film/TV
- February 21, 2022
What did I think it was? A political drama inside the White House, something that would actually show us… inside. I thought we’d see at least some of the President’s men, buuuuuut we saw a lot more of the President’s men’s female employees. And I’m a little pissed off that this could have been about
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MINARI: Familiarity In The Foreign 0
- Film/TV
- April 27, 2021
“This movie was so specific to the events of my current life, that it is eerie. But, at the same, it is foreign.”
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NOMADLAND: A Roadtrip Through The Forgotten America 0
- Film/TV
- February 17, 2021
“Anyway, add Chloé Zhao to your list of auteur directors to watch, give Frances McDormand the Oscar, and eat the rich.”
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