Oscar Predictions

Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer stands in front of the ignited "Gadget" nuclear bomb.

Best Picture – Oppenheimer

Best Actor  – Cillian Murphy for Oppenheimer

Best Actress – Emma Stone – Poor Things

Best Supporting Actor – Robert Downey, Jr. – Oppenheimer

Best Supporting Actress – Da’Vine Joy Randolph – The Holdovers

Best Director -Chris Nolan – Oppenheimer

Best Song from “Barbie” – “What was I made for?” (Sung by Billie Elish)

Oscars – Past & Present

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In recent years, the Academy Awards (nicknamed “Oscars”) have become increasingly irrelevant.  New rules of “woke-ism” have been created to ensure that the “right” films win.  Who is the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts & Sciences to tell me a movie is better because it agrees with their ideology?

In the past, the show was more watchable, had more “movie stars” and seemed more important.  There have also been some good choices.  Examples, below…

Sandy Dennis for “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” (1966)

Peter Finch for “Network” (1976)

Timothy Hutton for “Ordinary People” (1980)

George C. Scott for “Patton” (1970)

Charlton Heston for “Ben-Hur” (1959)

Cliff Robertson for “Charly” (1968)

Liza Minnelli for Cabaret (1972)

Eileen Heckart for “Butterflies are Free” (1973)

Poor Choices and those who should have won…

1965’s Oscar winner for Best Actor: Lee Marvin for “Cat Ballou”

Probably the best example of Oscar’s hugest blunders would be in 1965.  Lee Marvin won that year for “Cat Ballou”, a “comedy” western.   For me, it should have been either Rod Steiger for “The Pawnbroker” or Richard Burton for “The Spy Who Came In from the Cold”.

Rod Steiger for “The Pawnbroker”

Richard Burton for “The Spy Who Came In from the Cold

Goldie Hawn won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for “Cactus Flower” (1969)

The better choice that year was Catherine Burns for “Last Summer” (1969)

Glenda Jackson won “Best Actress” twice  for “Women in Love” (1970) and “A Touch of Class” (1973)

Carrie Snodgress should’ve won for “Diary of a Mad Housewife” (1970)

Ellen Burstyn should have won for “The Exorcist” (1973)

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Paul Scofield won Best Actor for “A Man for All Seasons” (1966)

Richard Burton should have won for “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” (1966)

Dustin Hoffman won Best Actor for “Kramer vs. Kramer” (1979)

Peter Sellers should’ve won for “Being There: (1979)

Diane Keaton won for a Best Actress Oscar for “Annie Hall” when she should have won for….

“Looking for Mr. Goodbar” (1977)

Cloris Leachman won Best Supporting Actress for “The Last Picture Show” (1971)

The better choice: Ann-Margret for “Carnal Knowledge” (1971) or…

Barbara Harris for “Who is Harry Kellerman and why is he saying those terrible things about me?” (1971)

Jack Lemmon won Best Actor for “Save the Tiger” in 1973.

Marlon Brando should have won for “Last Tango in Paris” (1973)

Dustin Hoffman won Best Actor (again) for “Rain Man” (1988)

The Oscar should’ve gone to Jeremy Irons for “Dead Ringers” (1988)

What about those performances that weren’t even nominated?

Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall for “The Shining” (1980)

Dustin Hoffman and Susan George for “Straw Dogs” (1971)

Malcolm McDowell for “A Clockwork Orange” (1971)

Mia Farrow for “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968)

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Genevieve Bujold for “Obsession” (1976)

John Wayne for “The Shootist” (1976)

2024 prediction:  the big winner for this year’s Oscars will be “Oppenheimer” (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor.)

Hilarious Cartoon Shows HARD TRUTH About Evolution of Oscars

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Will Smith’s SUCKER PUNCH to Chris Rock (Oscars)

The “woke” Hollywood Academy Awards got a surprise March 27, when actor Will Smith attacked comedian Chris Rock for making a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith by comparing her hair (or lack thereof) to Demi Moore’s in “G.I. Jane”.

Mrs. Smith suffers from alopecia.

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Demi Moore (“G.I. Jane”)

Well, this is what you get when you turn the Oscars into the BET Awards.

Whose side am I on?  Chris Rock, because it was a nothing joke.  But, Smith wants to look tough.  Everybody knows he’s like Tarzan; he swings both ways.  Their marriage is a farce.  His wife’s been fudgin’ the scooter pie.

Fuck the Oscars.  It’s solid gold trash.  No one wins unless it furthers the cause.

Will Smith after-Oscars party. Too much nose candy?


Some afterthoughts.

Since the occurrence, it’s become evident that Jada Pinkett Smith was the instigator of the incident, because of her hurt pig-dog feelings.  Apparently, she’s been goading her faggot husband for some time, saying that he’s not a man.  This act of violence was meant to solidify his manhood.  Mrs. Smith, who wins the prize for being the biggest Hollywood phony of them all, said afterward that it is time for the healing to begin.  (This is the one who caused it.)

Also, it seems someone from the Academy asked Mr. Smith to leave and he refused.  Why wasn’t he forced out?  That’s what would happen to you or me.

Incredibly, Smith won an Academy Award for Best Actor, received a standing ovation from the audience of sheeple, then apologized to the Academy (not Chris Rock) for attacking their presenter.

Women (feminists) who should know better, have said they were pleased that a husband stood up for his woman.  That’s fine, if it had been a real insult, which it was not.  (Can you tell the difference between G.I. Jane and Mrs. Smith?)  As much as some things change, most of them remain the same.

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Ally Sheedy’s Revenge on James Franco Results in Oscar Snub

See the source image  Actress Ally Sheedy, an ex-Brat Packer who has since fallen on hard times, has found a new claim to fame as part of the “MeToo – Time’s Up” bowel movement.  On 1/7/18, she issued a tweet, attacking actor James Franco, who had just won a Golden Globe for Best Actor.

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In that tweet, she issued no specific allegation.  It’s all by implication.  Supposedly, a play they had done earlier had caused her to quit acting.  Let me state that acting had already quit her.  She hasn’t had any success since her lesbian (coming  out?) feature titled “High Art”.  [Success among the LGBTQ crowd, that is.]   High Art DVD (1998) Starring Ally Sheedy & Radha Mitchell; Directed by Lisa Cholodenko ...  Ally Sheedy is years past it and she knows it.  Best to grab some spotlight thru vauge allegations on a real celebrity.

James Franco, when questioned by Stephen Colbert, said he did not know what Ms. Sheedy was tweeting about.  He continued on by saying that if he had done anything wrong in the past, he would try to make right.

This, apparently, wasn’t good enough for the Academy Award voters, who nearly shut out Franco’s film “The Disaster Artist”.  It received only one nomination for “Best Adaptive Screenplay”.

Award shows have become showcases for activism.  The films themselves must take a back seat to whatever ultra-left wing cause comes down the pike.  The tip-off is in the rest of Sheedy’s rant, where she writes “Why is a man hosting?”

In this Trump-era, where real America stood up and voted against a radical feminist ideology, it’s indicative of the left to take a sore loser mentality and act out in destructive ways.

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#Boycott Oscars

Academy Award trophy.jpgThe Academy Awards (aka “Oscars”) supposedly represent the best films Hollywood has to offer.  In the past, what we used to call “movie stars” competed for the top prize.  That was then, this is now.  Today all the mystique is gone.  Thanks to an overabundance of media, we know EVERYTHING there is to know about our celebrities…and the more I know, the less I like them.  Formerly, movie studios protected (even covered-up) their images.  Now we know all about their sex lives, their proclivities, and worst of all, their politics.

Last year, the Academy received a great deal of criticism for not nominating any black actors (namely, Will Smith for “Concussion”.)  Consequently, “lifetime” members were let go and replaced with blacks and the politically correct.

I can’t really comment on most of the films that were nominated because I didn’t see them.  Vaxxed poster.jpg  The best of 2016?  I saw “Vaxxed”, a documentary on MMR vaccines and whether or not they cause autism.  The reason it wasn’t nominated is clear – the Hollywood establishment is in bed with the AMA.  Truth be told, I believe the reason these massive drugs are being given to infants, is to create a more controllable populace.

Image result for hollywood  I cannot sit through three hours of Hollywood cheese (labeled entertainment) or the endless speeches against Trump.  Don’t we already know they hate our President?  Do we have to hear their opinions – not based on fact – but on tripe peddled by the MSM, which bases their info from the one who lost:  Hillary Clinton?  “Racist, sexist, homophobe, Islamaphobe, xenophobe, blah, blah, blah,” yeah, we get it.

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The Black Oscars

   For the second year in a row, “African-American” actors were not nominated for an Academy Award.  In reaction, Jada Pinkett Smith, upset over her husband Will Smith not being nominated, called for black actors to boycott the show.  Also, the Motion Picture Academy has officially decided to let go many lifetime members for being too old and too white.  Ironically, it is incorrect that no blacks received an Oscar this year – director Spike Lee received an honorary award.  (He refused to attend.)  “Straight Outta Compton” was also nominated for “Best Screenplay”.

“Lack of diversity” was the theme of the Feb. 28th program.  Host Chris Rock scolded the audience with many satiric jabs.

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The worst moment was when Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs pontificated on how it wasn’t enough to agree, that “inclusion makes us stronger” and that forced change was inevitable.

  British actress Charlotte Rampling received weak applause when her name was read from the list of “Best Actress” nominees.  She was one of the few to speak out against the Academy, saying, the reason black actors weren’t nominated was because they didn’t deserve it.

I expect a new quota system to begin next year – meaning blacks will be nominated or chosen to win based on their skin color.

The BET Awards, all blacks, all the time, does not have to abide by such rules of diversity.

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“American Sniper” Trial Over – Guilty Verdict

Feb. 24, 2015.  Eddie Ray Routh was found guilty of capital murder for the deaths of Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield.  Routh’s defense was “Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity” caused by PTSD:  Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.  Routh, a former Marine, who never served in combat, could not prove his defense.

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Eddie Ray Routh

My personal opinion is that Routh faked his mental illness.  There may have been a conspiracy to kill Kyle for being our country’s best sniper in Iraq- 160 confirmed kills.  No doubt there is a Muslim element within our gov’t that wouldn’t mind seeing Kyle dead.

Routh receives life in prison without the possibility of parole.  With any luck, the other prisoners will tear him to pieces.

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Film of Chris Kyle’s autobiography.

American Sniper (2014, Warner Bros.)

The true story of Navy Seal Chris Kyle, the most successful sniper in U.S. history.  This film has created a division from the far-left who apparently hope the Muslims win the “War on Terror”.  Directed by eighty-four year old Clint Eastwood, his best directorial effort.  Nominated for six Oscars including “Best Picture, Actor, Adapted Screenplay, Editing, Sound Effects Editing,”  but only won for “Best Sound Editing”.  Bring your progressive friends to this movie, maybe they’ll learn something about duty, honor, and country.

Chris Cooper as Kris Kyle.

Brad Cooper as Kris Kyle.

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