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Shageletic posted:EDIT: At this point Meryl Streep is stopping the recognition of younger stars. People say the same thing about Julia Louis-Dreyfus and that she should withdraw her name from future Emmy consideration, and I just don't get it.
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GonSmithe posted:I still can't believe that they were so petty about it being a Netflix movie that they completely snubbed it. I think the concept of "A Netflix Original Film" was so alien to people in 2015 that they couldn't quite wrap their heads around it. (I mean, I think Beasts was actually Netflix's first-ever original film release.)
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Best Picture La La Land Best Director Damien Chazelle Best Actress Emma Stone Best Actor Casey Affleck Best Supporting Actress Viola Davis Best Supporting Actor Mahershala Ali Best Animated Film Zootopia Best Foreign Film The Salesman Best Documentary OJ: Made in America Best Original Screenplay Manchester by the Sea Best Adapted Screenplay Moonlight Best Original Song "City of Stars" Best Original Score La La Land Best Cinematography La La Land Best Costume Design Jackie Best Production Design La La Land Best Visual Effects The Jungle Book Best Editing La La Land Best Make-Up Star Trek Beyond Best Sound Editing La La Land Best Sound Mixing La La Land
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Omnikin posted:Definitely too late for that? They used to lock it at the beginning of February. They now continue editing much later (I remember a few years back they were able to squeeze Ramis in), but day-of would be pushing it.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:okay what emmy then A song at the Tonys.
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Harlock posted:Beauty and the Bomb It's tracking for a $130 million opening.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:not as much as they got out of that Seinfeld episode Wasn't that Jujyfruits?
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Harlock posted:Gene Wilder Mary Tyler Moore.
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DC Murderverse posted:Yelchin is the biggest bummer because that dude is my loving age. And such a terrible, painful way to die. 
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Robnoxious posted:Was he the one that got pinned in his garage by his car and asphixiated? Pinned against a fence in his driveway, I think.
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Vertical Lime posted:how much does it kill netflix that amazon beat them to winning oscars Ted Sarandos is going to have the mother of all tantrums in the office tomorrow.
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Corek posted:I bet they wanted Sidney Poitier who was in the movie that actually won 50 years ago but he probably said no Poitier is like 90 years old and barely mobile.
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The Dave posted:Kimmel was definitely the worst during the whole thing. Everyone was legitimately confused and trying to gather their headspace and he just kept lobbing the lowest effort jokes. I thought overall he was a pretty great host (although the airdropped food gag got pretty old) but he's never been great at handling things when they go completely off-script like they did at the end there. I give him credit for trying to wrangle it as best he could, though -- he's gone a long way from the premiere of his late-night show fifteen years ago, when he had gotten so completely drunk with Snoop in the green room that they were incoherently putting things in a deep fryer and Adam Carolla had to come on-stage from the audience to keep him from burning the studio down. The trend of audience participation stuff (pizza delivery, PB&J sandwiches, the stupid tour bus gag) really needs to end, though.
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