Posted on 03/27/2022 5:45:23 PM PDT by L.A.Justice
Was weird that the guy speaking his speech was both very effeminate and sound liked on the verge of crying. Also, was ahead of his signs.
None of the above....
I haven’t watched that garbage in decades. It’s nothing more than Hollywood elites patting themselves on the back.
Don’t be shaming the renowned House Atreides.
I think DUNE was OK...But, not spectacular...But, it might win the BEST PICTURE...
Kotsur is the husband of Deanne Bray, who was the lead in the TV series ‘Sue Thomas, FB-Eye’ back in the early 2000’s. He also played a recurring role on that show.
They can give it out to Dune, but it won’t get me to go spend $20 to see the second part. I guess if it fits their social criteria that’s what they’re aiming for.....Personally, I really liked the latest Ghostbusters Movie. I think it was exceptional.
Sharknado never got nominated. I was miffed.
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I Scarcely Give A S...
I would say that more than half of the people here have a FB account.
SUE THOMAS, FB-EYE...I remember the title...But, I never bothered to watch the show...
The Oscar show had a brief announcement for helping Ukraine...Just words on the screen...Nobody actually made a speech about it...
I cannot watch our betters as I am a rebel.
Not me. Off that place more than a year and a half when i saw what was happening. Best decision ever
GHOSTBUSTERS sequel...It was interesting with the old members like Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray returning...
Who cares.
It was a good show on the old PAX-TV network. It was done during the last days when the FBI could still be counted as the ‘good guys’.
I only watched the 83rd Oscars and I don’t really dig Facebook.
It’s really sad what’s happened to Ellen Page. Looks like a disfigured troll.
BELFAST did win an award...An original screenplay award...
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