I gagged at people screaming misogyny because margot robbie wasn't nominated for best actress... do they even realize the other nominees are also women? It was pretty funny.
The film that actually got snubbed was "Godzilla Minus One." It should have gotten nominations for director, score, sound design, art direction, foreign film, actor, actress and visual effects(at least it got the last one).
Check for yourself - there are rules the academy has for nominations regarding DEI. In no way did Godzilla M1 fill the diversity quota to be nominated. In short, there weren't enough blacks.
I love how whenever a man wins something and a woman doesn't, that's somehow automatically misogyny. One would think the very notion that women should always be given an award regardless is itself a sexist notion, but I guess we're not there yet. We'll see how that stands by 2030.
You had me LOL at "you have your spandex leggings on too tight." Glad to be a grandma; it disqualifies me from membership in the estrogen squad! Don't ever stop, Paul. Been a fan since the Frantics days.
I’m more disappointed they snubbed Godzilla for best actor and best movie, “Godzilla Minus One” was amazing, Godzilla and his human cast all did an amazing job.
That makes it a classic compared to Barfbie. Even okay movies didn't make me hate the whole medium. They just made me wish they were better. @@SENATORPAIN1
"Godzilla Minus One" was my favorite movie of the year. Although you couldn't drag me into seeing "Barbie", my wife and adult children loved it. Thanks as always for the levity! Overall theater attendance is crap in my midwest suburban existence, and I don't always attend matinees! Peace.
The Oscars used to be far more elitist... never actually awarding popular films anything. And that is absolutely the way it should be. It should not reward the infantilism of American films. It should return to its roots -- being above the fray, and alienating the common moviegoer. That is what made them special and worth winning.
But that's why the 'English Patient' virus helped kill the oscars. It's a popularity contest. If there is nothing popular that people have watched no one will watch the Oscars. It's a Catch 22.
Every Miramax Oscar win is suspect, but the only reason that one gets singled out is more than the others is because of how much Elaine hated it on *Seinfeld.* The battle of *Forrest Gump* vs. *Pulp Fiction* was a battle between freaks and normies. Normies won. The victory turned out to be pyrrhic when Harvey Weinstein turned up the sleaze dial to 11 and those quote for your consideration“ campaigns into overdrive, and with Disney’s money, Hollywood fell under the mouse’s spell, like Mowgli in *The Jungle Book* when Kaa tried to hypnotize him. The next time a Tom Hanks movie was nominated for best picture, it lost to a Miramax movie about the mating habits of the bard. Now that the feds have gotten medieval on Harvey Weinstein‘s ass, he’s finding out the hard way that life isn’t always like a box of chocolates. He deserved everything he got, and then some.
@@CallMeChato I completely disagree. The people who care about the Oscars do not care that much about superhero movies or children's entertainment. They want elitism. Also, the superhero fans don't care about the Oscars. They are appealing to the wrong crowd. The old crowd has left... and the new crowd doesn't give a hoot.
They didn't used to. *Gone With the Wind* won a bunch of Oscars while breaking box office records. My grandmother cut school to see that movie. @@tccandler
Those of us who have developed skills towards working in the entertainment industry are tired of this being tolerated in any medium in any context, and we are tired of RINO excuses for it.
@@Attmay Tired of what? Apathy towards a group patting itself on the back for fulfilling arcane expectations that matter only to a few influential members of that group (and, by extension, don't matter to the general public)? I'm genuinely confused, especially when paired with the 'RINO excuses' bit.
Everybody involved with this movie needs to be criminally investigated. It is not nearly as popular as it is being painted. As soon as it came out on Home video, it fell off the sales chart. It’s pretty quickly compared to Oppenheimer and Mario. This is one doll with no legs, so the internet takes it out on *Velma* instead.
It’s mainly cause most women don’t watch movies nearly as much as guys do. Sure they went out in droves to watch this movie in theaters and it got its billion dollars because most women got admittance for there one time viewing but believe me. Most women aren’t going to rewatch this movie at home and most probably forgot about it the day after they watched it
I thought the opposite would be the case if you took stay at home moms into the equation. They would be the ones home to actually watch TV. @@TheMasterQuests
Being an effects geek, I used to check out who got visual effects, makeup effects, and other technical work, and occasionally best director, if one of my favorites got a nod. These days, nobody I care about is still working in SPFX or makeup, and all my favorite directors are either retired, or dead. There's nobody to root for, so as you said, it's like wrestling. When the Undertaker retired, I walked away, too.
I agree. I'm in the biz and I haven't cared about Oscars in about 20 years. No one to root for. It's crazy to think how much I was into it, even though I always saw it as a superficial charade. At one point it was just fun. Not anymore.
The last time I can remember the biggest movie of the year receiving (and winning) many non-technical Oscar nominations was Return of the King 20 years ago. It's not a coincidence that the amount of attention I pay to the Academy Awards has declined to almost none since then.
I, too, live for Hollywood's Biggest of the Employee of the Year Awards. Truly this insular ceremony speaks to the world at large. Nah, but seriously, it's funny how the Oscars were on the sharp decline until The Slap Heard Round the World. Now suddenly the fragile egos are back at it. Hashbrown OscarsSoMale
The only reason Godzilla Minus One was not nominated for best foreign picture was because Japan submitted a different film for that category I wish it got more nominations It was without question the best movie of the year It did get nominated for best special effects at least it will win that
@@Punky_Brewski That sucked but so did all the nominees that year. The funniest thing about Paul Haggis's career is that he was actually fired as screenwriter of *The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.* With him being found liable for some awful shit recently, I can see why.
That movie would have been a hit without this idiotic stunt. I refuse to see it because of it even if it actually is good and even if it wins. I used to be able to name every Best Picture from memory. Then I stopped giving a shit about the new ones. Now, I want the ceremony to end. @@ChienaAvtzon
Godzilla MINUS ONE was really the snub this year. Barbie's lucky to have gotten what it got. And Gosling outfoxed the feminist drivel that was designed to humiliate him. Excellent analysis, Chato.👍🎯 FOUR ON THE FLOOR 4-EVER.
Godzilla Minus One should have been nominated for Best Picture; not just Best Foreign Picture. I used to love the Oscars and eagerly watched every year. I haven’t watched a ceremony in almost 10 years now
Not watching isn't enough. Banning this movie and imprison its cast and crew is. I don't care if that sounds totalitarian. So is the thing being banned. The slippery slope is real and this is more slippery and steeper than Splash Mountain!
If Oppenheimer wins best picture this year, it will easily be the biggest grossing movie to do so since Lord of the Rings: Return of the King back in 2004. Currently, the biggest grossing movie to win best picture since LOTR: ROTK is The King's Speech at $427.4 million back in 2011.
Are the Oscars ready relevant any more, when It's nothing more than Hollywood patting itself on the back and telling themselves how great and wonderful they are? Especially in the age of inclusion, DEI, pronoun/ gender crap and other such garbage that drives away movie goers in droves. I haven't watched it in years, nor do I plan to ever again.
That's what it took? I stopped caring about the Oscars when Oliver Stone won Best Director for Born on the 4th of July. Should have been Peter Weir for Dead Poets Society. I AM NOT OVER IT.
I was done in 2003 when they gave a rapist and a homophobe Oscars over the Gay director of *Chicago.* The Razzies has owed reparations ever since they gave Aileen Quinn one for playing the title role in *Annie.* She’s more an Annie than Ryan Goose (who is 10 years too old for the part) will ever be a Ken in this unwatchable atrocity.
I like how they conveniently forgot a female director is a nominee, just not for Barbie ^^. I smell the sea and the salt in the tears of the stupids and it's glorious ^^.
Good video. Odd that those complaining about "Barbie" being snubbed (except for Ryan Gosling) don't mention that "Sound of Freedom", which met many if not most of the new 'criteria' AMPAS created to diversify the Oscars, didn't get nominated for anything?
Even that nomination was 10 too many, and it is going to have the same ripple effect as giving Julie Andrews best actress for a rotten film where none of her costars were nominated for acting awards 60 years ago over Audrey Hepburn in a much better film that also won best actor (among 7 others including Best Picture) and was nominated in both the supporting acting awards.
Barbie objectively deserves no awards for writing or direction. The first act was actually fun, hilarious, and enjoyable. The second act was confusing and jumbled, and the third act was a sexist, sophomoric diatribe. It's lucky it was nominated for the awards that it was.
I find it interesting how quickly these people forget that popular movies pretty much never get nominations in the Oscars anymore. The more popular a movie is, the less likely it is to get nominations. And it's funny that they say that Margo Robbie not getting a nomination means that they hate women when she would have been nominated for best actress. Do they think that the rest of the best actress nominees are men? ...well, maybe nowadays, that's a possibility.
Japan already submitted Perfect Days for Best Foreign Film. Godzilla Minus One came out after the deadline passed for submission. As much as I would have loved to see Godzilla stomp the Oscars in that category.
You know the Oscars for this Year are pretty lit. You got Wings (1927), TWO Great World War 1 Pictures in 7th Heaven (1927) and the Patent Leather Kid (1927)! Sunrise a Song of Two Humans is a Stunning Drama! This Year is GREAT! ...wait what do you mean we're not talking about the 1927 Academy Award winning Movies?
And look at the caliber of male leads (Emil Jannings and Charles Chaplin) as well as for the ladies (Janet Gaynor and Gloria Swanson). Anyone with a small inkling of movie history would still recognize 2 of them and those with some more knowledge, all four. True stars!
Anyone who would complain about Barbie getting snubbed by the awards knows nothing about cinema. There is no Oscar for highest grossing film nor should there be one.
Ryan Gosling got his nomination purely on merit. The screenplay didn’t help him, the direction didn’t help him, even the marketing didn’t help him. He sang a song that was supposed to be a joke and made it a hit. Rarely has an actor been able to build more with the broken sticks they gave him.
He did none of those things. He sealed this film's fate as one of the worst movies ever and the movie that made movies a mistake. Any nominations given to this film need to be rescinded and given to *The Super Mario Bros. Movie.* Live-action movies are not real movies and should be ineligible for awards. In fact, I wish Hollywood would stop making them altogether and let Gay conservative independent filmmakers take over.
They bought it just like they have been falsifying box office statistics for this irredeemably bad box office bomb that everybody who is a decent human being rightly recognizes as one of the worst movies of all time.
This from someone who liked *Carter Country* better than *Welcome Back Kotter?* This film is pure evil in concept and execution. He needs to turn in his man card if he is defending any aspect of it.
How often do "financially successful" or "popular" non-animated movies get nominated for Best Picture and/or Best Director Oscars, possibly even in the same year? The Oscars aren't exactly known for spotlighting the stuff that normal people actually saw and liked.
If Margot Robbie had been nominated but Ryan Gosling hadn't, do you think these same weirdos would be up in arms about it? If I still had a Twitter account, I'd toss that grenade at the Rainbow Toddlers and watch the show.
The history of Oscar is a lineage of snubs. Hitchcock never won a statue for a film. Scorsese got passed over for his best work. Who remembers Ordinary People? It beat Raging Bull. And on and on...
I’m not surprised that Gosling was nominated. I thought he stole the film (like Johnny Depp in ‘Pirates’) His portrayal was complicated and friggan hilarious. 👉🏼 I think Robbie has chops, but her character was not written to have the focus on her. The part didn’t require much effort at all. Any actress could have delivered the performance Robbie gave.
Giving an award to Julie Andrews for a terrible performance and a terrible movie when Disney movies are systematically shut out of acting nominations, even when they aren’t terrible is proof that ethics doesn’t enter into the equation.
I admit that I watch very few movies, including Barbie. I would have liked to see Margo be nominated because I like her. For me, it is that simple. I have no pretension about stuff like quality of acting. I like her and that is good enough for me.
I totally agree about the conspicuous absence of Godzilla Minus One. A fantastic film with a fantastic story. I would be upset, but the Oscars aren't really relevant anymore. The outrage at who did or didn't get nominated is far more watch-worthy. *popcorn*
I think it’s funny that while REEEEEEEing over Margo Tobbie being “snubbed” that not a single one of them congratulated America Ferrera for her “Barbie” nomination. They must hate women.
It's funny how people equate box office success or cultural impact with deserving an Oscar. The awards are for merit, not popularity contests (ya, I know...).
I am more puzzled by the fact that America Ferrera got a nomination for her role in that movie. She wasn't bad, but did anybody care about her character?
Because any gauge is taken seriously by the feeble minded. These are the same people who demand we all boycott Rotten Tomatoes whenever a leftist movie bombs critically, because they're too stupid to realize RT doesn't criticize, it just pools the data. These are the same people who screech everytime a feminist movie flops that it did so due to "systemic misogyny" and that all straight white males caused it, nevermind the poor box office would also be the result of non-heteros, non-whites, and non-males giving it a miss.
I think the likelyhood of being nominated for an Oscar is inversely proportional to how much money it made. The oscar picks have become a list of movies to avoid for me.
People do realize that Oscar nominations are usually based on whose production company sent the best For Your Consideration gift basket to the judges, right? Not "did the best job" or "made the most money" or even "proved it could be done".
If The Dark Knight didn't get nominated for Best Picture, Barbie doesn't get to win in any category... If anything, it got too many nominations, I mean, best adapted screenplay? From what? The back of the box? Such incoherent mess from someone who we know can write both original and adapted screenplays is a travesty...
Barfbie needs to be banned. The Vietnamese government was right. And if so-called conservatives are making excuses for any part of this movie while even those on the left are doing more to speak out against it and put a stop to it, then they are not conservative at all.
Joseph Kosinski wasn't nominated for Top Gun: Maverick, even though it was not only the biggest movie of the year, but it single handedly brought people back to the theater. Additionally, it innovated in plane filming processes that make the action stunningly real. pfft to the gender clingers. gross.
To be nominated for Best International Feature, a film board for each country submits one film for consideration. Japan's film board submitted the Wim Wenders film "Perfect Days" (which was nominated) over "Godzilla Minus One". So, the Japanese film board members who made that choice deserve the blame.
They submitted a movie by a German director I thought was dead (maybe I confused him with Rainer Werner Fassbinder) over one of the most iconic symbols of Japanese movies? The same cultural snobbery that exists here exists there.
@@Attmay AND, according to the Wikipedia page for "Perfect Days", it's a Japanese/German co-production, so it isn't even fully Japanese. I would post a link to the list page of all the submitted films here, but YT seems to erase links that go outside the YT site. The title of the page is "List of submissions to the 96th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film".
Lol this was a fun watch. Sounded like my friends and I when Star Wars and other big movies we loved didn’t get best pic or such. Hopefully they come to the same conclusion we did. Oscars don’t matter😂
Yeah, but asking people to notice the fascist regime showed in the first moments of the movie and contrast that with the joy of everyone but Barbie after scary "patriarchy" was introduced is too much for most.
OMG Barbie wasn’t nominated for best actress or director even thought it sold hundreds of thousands of tickets to misandrist feminist! Blame the evil patriarchy!
Since 1978 (awarding the 1977 year), and so across 46 years, it has only happened 4 times where the year's biggest box office movie received a Best Director nomination. Star Wars (1978), ET (1983), Titanic (1998), and Avatar (2010). Only Titanic won. Several more times the biggest movie received a Best Picture nomination, but again Titanic is the only to have won.
@jimmyboy7817 @RRTNZ I was going by domestic to keep it fair across the 46 years, plus the Oscars is an American awards ceremony. The top domestic grossing movie of 2003 was Finding Nemo. Return of the King was #4, behind Pirates of the Caribbean and Matrix Reloaded.
@@beerosaurusrex Return of the King was the top Box office film worldwide of 2003. Titanic had the top worldwide box office for f 1998 Return of the King was made by New Line Cinema, an American Company. It wasn't filmed in America, but neither was Titanic. That seems a very odd distinction to make, but whatever....
Barbie being nominated for anything just upsets me, it's a trash movie, it just goes to show how big of a joke the Oscars have become. Yes Barbie made money, so did Transformers yet that wasn't (nor should it have been) awarded several awards either. Godzilla Minus One deserved all the nominations Barbie is up for, yeah it probably wouldn't win, but it deserved more accolades than Barbie.
No, it didn't make money, and it is rapidly dropping off video/streaming sales charts. This whole movie is one big psyop. Why else would people make excuses for it while attacking *Velma?*
What?! A group of snobs who can make subjective decisions about which movie is "best" completely independent of any input by the general audience is going to pick whatever they want?! Who could've seen that outcome. Agreed about the Godzilla movie, that was worth the time and money.
So Christopher Nolan created one of the most original films of the decade, one that completely blew apart expectations of what a superhero movie could be & resonated with millions... yet apparently that's not "quite" worth a nomination for best director??? #Oscars2009
I have never respected Hollywood awards. They don't choose nominations on merit. The best thing you can do is ignore the awards. The box office while not perfect and sometimes snubs good movies is really the only important award for movies. A good box office encourages them to make more.
If Hollywood cared about making good movies, they'd think: why did Ken get seen as the good guy? Maybe we need less of whatever Margot Robbie represented.
They won't. They will double down on the man-bashing propaganda. Reclaiming this misandrist straw man as a conservative idol will only make that worse.
“We don’t care about the Oscars it’s Hollywood trash” “Wow did you see how the Oscar’s ignored xyz?” You can’t have it both ways people. Make up your minds.
Last time I looked at the Oscars best picture and such I'd seen none of the movies heard of less than a third of them. Of all the films I saw last year Godzilla Minus one was by far the best
Oh well... Now these people know what it's like for EVERY genre movie. The only category worth watching for years has been Best Sound Editing. It's the de facto Best Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, or War Film category.
I gagged at people screaming misogyny because margot robbie wasn't nominated for best actress... do they even realize the other nominees are also women? It was pretty funny.
LOL. I was genuinely confused. Also, anyone who saw Barbie knows Ryan Gosling stole the show, easily the bets and funniest thing in it.
Everything is a battleground to those types.
I don't believe logic is part of the modern curriculum. Probably canceled along with math due to being inherently inequitable.
It will be fun when men in womanface get the best actress nominations.
😂😂😂😂
The film that actually got snubbed was "Godzilla Minus One." It should have gotten nominations for director, score, sound design, art direction, foreign film, actor, actress and visual effects(at least it got the last one).
It was a successful movie. Only flops get awards.
Check for yourself - there are rules the academy has for nominations regarding DEI. In no way did Godzilla M1 fill the diversity quota to be nominated. In short, there weren't enough blacks.
Yea that movie was actually good
@@wekurtz72 I've not seen it yet. Does it fulfil the LGBT-flap-flap-flap quota?
@@lostsock9852 Well, they imply Godzilla is gay in some flashback scenes, but other than that it's free of virtue signaling ;)
Being snubbed by the Oscars is like being ignored by a bag lady pushing a shopping cart down the sidewalk.
Or like the guy in McDonalds, that is talking to himself loudly, looking you directly in the eye the whole time.
Lack of nomination means people with crazy eyes are not looking at you.
I can't believe I missed this iconic Barbie movie! I think I'll keep missing it.
Me too
Not missing it is not enough. It must be banned. I'll never watch another new movie until it is unless it's a Mario movie.
Same.
Oh damn, I forgot I missed that one. I'm sure by tomorrow, I'll forget I missed it all over again.
I think you're missing out on Gosling's superb performance that works as a slap in the face to the message the Director wanted to spread.
I think it is hilarious that Gosling (Ken) got the nomination in the "Barbie" movie.
Its KARMA ;)
The patriarchy wins once again!
The Luigi syndrome
As per the old joke, if he wins it she’ll get it in the divorce anyway.
@@milton1448 Damn you meritocracy!
Ryan was acting in Barbie. Everyone else was just there.
He was Kenough! 😊
@@ShaneyBright No, he wasn't, and anyone who says that again will be flagged for SPAM.
I like the idea that the wrong people being nominated for best actress can be sexist.
Then the category has outlived its purpose.
I love how whenever a man wins something and a woman doesn't, that's somehow automatically misogyny.
One would think the very notion that women should always be given an award regardless is itself a sexist notion, but I guess we're not there yet.
We'll see how that stands by 2030.
#HenryHigginsWasRight @@mallios13
You had me LOL at "you have your spandex leggings on too tight." Glad to be a grandma; it disqualifies me from membership in the estrogen squad! Don't ever stop, Paul. Been a fan since the Frantics days.
Love that!
I couldn't name a single oscar winner in the last 10 years. At least. Also don't care, so it evens out.
Return of the King. When was that again?
Didn't Oppenheimer win some ?
@@popeyeandthejeep7459I had to check; 2003.
I liked Darkest Hour, that wasn’t too long ago.
Oscar... who the hell is Oscar? Wasn't that a TV thing?
I’m more disappointed they snubbed Godzilla for best actor and best movie, “Godzilla Minus One” was amazing, Godzilla and his human cast all did an amazing job.
If Godzilla won, the same Barbie simps would screech that Goddesszilla didn't win
It was an ok movie
That makes it a classic compared to Barfbie. Even okay movies didn't make me hate the whole medium. They just made me wish they were better. @@SENATORPAIN1
Barfbie simps belong in jail with those who made the movie. @@mallios13
"Godzilla Minus One" was my favorite movie of the year. Although you couldn't drag me into seeing "Barbie", my wife and adult children loved it. Thanks as always for the levity! Overall theater attendance is crap in my midwest suburban existence, and I don't always attend matinees! Peace.
Not hating Barfbie is hating men.
The Oscars used to be far more elitist... never actually awarding popular films anything. And that is absolutely the way it should be. It should not reward the infantilism of American films. It should return to its roots -- being above the fray, and alienating the common moviegoer. That is what made them special and worth winning.
But that's why the 'English Patient' virus helped kill the oscars. It's a popularity contest. If there is nothing popular that people have watched no one will watch the Oscars. It's a Catch 22.
Every Miramax Oscar win is suspect, but the only reason that one gets singled out is more than the others is because of how much Elaine hated it on *Seinfeld.*
The battle of *Forrest Gump* vs. *Pulp Fiction* was a battle between freaks and normies. Normies won. The victory turned out to be pyrrhic when Harvey Weinstein turned up the sleaze dial to 11 and those quote for your consideration“ campaigns into overdrive, and with Disney’s money, Hollywood fell under the mouse’s spell, like Mowgli in *The Jungle Book* when Kaa tried to hypnotize him. The next time a Tom Hanks movie was nominated for best picture, it lost to a Miramax movie about the mating habits of the bard. Now that the feds have gotten medieval on Harvey Weinstein‘s ass, he’s finding out the hard way that life isn’t always like a box of chocolates. He deserved everything he got, and then some.
@@CallMeChato I completely disagree. The people who care about the Oscars do not care that much about superhero movies or children's entertainment. They want elitism. Also, the superhero fans don't care about the Oscars. They are appealing to the wrong crowd. The old crowd has left... and the new crowd doesn't give a hoot.
They didn't used to. *Gone With the Wind* won a bunch of Oscars while breaking box office records. My grandmother cut school to see that movie. @@tccandler
Dear Chato, I admire your courage and perseverance for your perpetual opposition to this army of rainbow toddlers.
@Jootie_de_Kop I am "borrowing" that term. rainbow toddlers INDEED! (No caps. They do not deserve them.)
Peaceful Skies.
Me too.
"Rainbow toddlers", I'm stealing that.
What kind of opposition refuses to call for Barfbie to be banned?
Godzilla Minus One not being nominated for best International film is by far the biggest crime. Totally agree.
Didn't Japan submit something else? They never submit popular genre movies, only art house-type movies. Just like Best Picture.
@@AttmayThe academy should have responded, “Are you out of your frigging mind? We’re only accepting Godzilla as your submission.” 😄
The Oscars are the same as Employee of the Month. It matters to the winners, but the people on the outside just don't care
Those of us who have developed skills towards working in the entertainment industry are tired of this being tolerated in any medium in any context, and we are tired of RINO excuses for it.
@@Attmay Tired of what? Apathy towards a group patting itself on the back for fulfilling arcane expectations that matter only to a few influential members of that group (and, by extension, don't matter to the general public)? I'm genuinely confused, especially when paired with the 'RINO excuses' bit.
RINO excuses = anyone defending any aspect of this movie or the refusal to ban it or imprison its cast members @@boobah5643
The academy doesn't give Oscars for TV toy commercials.
Everybody involved with this movie needs to be criminally investigated. It is not nearly as popular as it is being painted. As soon as it came out on Home video, it fell off the sales chart. It’s pretty quickly compared to Oppenheimer and Mario. This is one doll with no legs, so the internet takes it out on *Velma* instead.
It’s mainly cause most women don’t watch movies nearly as much as guys do. Sure they went out in droves to watch this movie in theaters and it got its billion dollars because most women got admittance for there one time viewing but believe me. Most women aren’t going to rewatch this movie at home and most probably forgot about it the day after they watched it
I thought the opposite would be the case if you took stay at home moms into the equation. They would be the ones home to actually watch TV. @@TheMasterQuests
Original movie based on a Mattel toy.
Okay… 😂
Vietnam was right to ban this movie. The rest of the world needs to follow suit, or there will be more world wars.
I would’ve loved Godzilla minus one to be nominated for best picture, I enjoyed that movie more than I enjoyed anything else last year
Being an effects geek, I used to check out who got visual effects, makeup effects, and other technical work, and occasionally best director, if one of my favorites got a nod. These days, nobody I care about is still working in SPFX or makeup, and all my favorite directors are either retired, or dead. There's nobody to root for, so as you said, it's like wrestling. When the Undertaker retired, I walked away, too.
American culture is for gays
I agree. I'm in the biz and I haven't cared about Oscars in about 20 years. No one to root for. It's crazy to think how much I was into it, even though I always saw it as a superficial charade. At one point it was just fun. Not anymore.
Now I want them in jail.
Thank you for the vidja.
I did not realize that Godzilla -1 did not get an Oscars nod.
THAT seems like glaring oversight.
Ah well...
Peaceful Skies.
Anyone that thinks that highly of Barbie is sad. Nothing about it was Oscar worthy.
Nothing about it is worthy of First Amendment protection either.
The last time I can remember the biggest movie of the year receiving (and winning) many non-technical Oscar nominations was Return of the King 20 years ago. It's not a coincidence that the amount of attention I pay to the Academy Awards has declined to almost none since then.
People who are fake for a living giving one another accolades for being the most fake is not super-compelling for me.
I, too, live for Hollywood's Biggest of the Employee of the Year Awards.
Truly this insular ceremony speaks to the world at large.
Nah, but seriously, it's funny how the Oscars were on the sharp decline until The Slap Heard Round the World. Now suddenly the fragile egos are back at it.
Hashbrown OscarsSoMale
That tweet about Barbie being an extended Aqua video.......LOL.
This is why I quit Twitter a long time ago. I don’t know how people can willingly ingest this shit every day.
The only reason Godzilla Minus One was not nominated for best foreign picture was because Japan submitted a different film for that category
I wish it got more nominations It was without question the best movie of the year
It did get nominated for best special effects at least it will win that
The most popular movies and the Oscar nominated movies parted ways decades ago and people like Chato have been criticizing that for years and years.
Except, the frontrunner for Best Picture is the third highest grossing film of 2023. “Oppenheimer” earned nearly $1bil at the box-office.
It's pretty much always been a mixed bag with strange choices. "Crash" anyone?
@@Punky_Brewski That sucked but so did all the nominees that year. The funniest thing about Paul Haggis's career is that he was actually fired as screenwriter of *The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.* With him being found liable for some awful shit recently, I can see why.
That movie would have been a hit without this idiotic stunt. I refuse to see it because of it even if it actually is good and even if it wins. I used to be able to name every Best Picture from memory. Then I stopped giving a shit about the new ones. Now, I want the ceremony to end. @@ChienaAvtzon
I just saw a Paul Chato post on Tyler Zed's Zeducation. You have officially jumped genres.
"Godzilla: Minus One" wasn't nominated for an Oscar. Where's the out cry for that?!
It was a successful movie. Rewards are only for flops.
Kaiju discrimination is another of Hollywood's dirty secrets.
It was nominated for Best Visual Effects.
Godzilla MINUS ONE was really the snub this year. Barbie's lucky to have gotten what it got. And Gosling outfoxed the feminist drivel that was designed to humiliate him. Excellent analysis, Chato.👍🎯 FOUR ON THE FLOOR 4-EVER.
Godzilla Minus One should have been nominated for Best Picture; not just Best Foreign Picture. I used to love the Oscars and eagerly watched every year. I haven’t watched a ceremony in almost 10 years now
Not watching isn't enough. Banning this movie and imprison its cast and crew is. I don't care if that sounds totalitarian. So is the thing being banned. The slippery slope is real and this is more slippery and steeper than Splash Mountain!
If Oppenheimer wins best picture this year, it will easily be the biggest grossing movie to do so since Lord of the Rings: Return of the King back in 2004. Currently, the biggest grossing movie to win best picture since LOTR: ROTK is The King's Speech at $427.4 million back in 2011.
At least The King's Speech was solid. Barbie triggered many women. You really have to try to annoy women with a female-centric film.
Are the Oscars ready relevant any more, when It's nothing more than Hollywood patting itself on the back and telling themselves how great and wonderful they are? Especially in the age of inclusion, DEI, pronoun/ gender crap and other such garbage that drives away movie goers in droves.
I haven't watched it in years, nor do I plan to ever again.
Not watching is no longer enough.
After the winning streak of the atrocious and already forgotten "Everything everywhere all at once" I was done with the Oscars.
Same here!
That's what it took? I stopped caring about the Oscars when Oliver Stone won Best Director for Born on the 4th of July. Should have been Peter Weir for Dead Poets Society. I AM NOT OVER IT.
@@stevezilla68 I quit several times and returned to the Oscars - like an ex cigarette addict. But I think I am cured, finally.
I was done in 2003 when they gave a rapist and a homophobe Oscars over the Gay director of *Chicago.*
The Razzies has owed reparations ever since they gave Aileen Quinn one for playing the title role in *Annie.* She’s more an Annie than Ryan Goose (who is 10 years too old for the part) will ever be a Ken in this unwatchable atrocity.
That movie helps me understand why my boyfriend hates Tom Cruise.
I like how they conveniently forgot a female director is a nominee, just not for Barbie ^^. I smell the sea and the salt in the tears of the stupids and it's glorious ^^.
*The Stupids* needs a reboot without Tom Arnold in it. Why isn't that book series worthy of a more faithful adaptation?
Good video. Odd that those complaining about "Barbie" being snubbed (except for Ryan Gosling) don't mention that "Sound of Freedom", which met many if not most of the new 'criteria' AMPAS created to diversify the Oscars, didn't get nominated for anything?
Even that nomination was 10 too many, and it is going to have the same ripple effect as giving Julie Andrews best actress for a rotten film where none of her costars were nominated for acting awards 60 years ago over Audrey Hepburn in a much better film that also won best actor (among 7 others including Best Picture) and was nominated in both the supporting acting awards.
Barbie objectively deserves no awards for writing or direction. The first act was actually fun, hilarious, and enjoyable. The second act was confusing and jumbled, and the third act was a sexist, sophomoric diatribe. It's lucky it was nominated for the awards that it was.
Either they take back these nominations, or there will be accountability.
True. The film seemed to fall apart. It left me frustrated; I felt like even I could have done better with the plotting.
All reasons why it is a bad, bad, bad, bad movie only bigots like. @@1Gr8Editrix
The tyrannical regime isn't toppled so the whole movie is a waste of time. @@1Gr8Editrix
I find it interesting how quickly these people forget that popular movies pretty much never get nominations in the Oscars anymore. The more popular a movie is, the less likely it is to get nominations. And it's funny that they say that Margo Robbie not getting a nomination means that they hate women when she would have been nominated for best actress. Do they think that the rest of the best actress nominees are men? ...well, maybe nowadays, that's a possibility.
😂😂😂
Margaux from *Punky Brewster* was a better actress and I mean it.
Japan already submitted Perfect Days for Best Foreign Film. Godzilla Minus One came out after the deadline passed for submission. As much as I would have loved to see Godzilla stomp the Oscars in that category.
THIS IS MORE ENTERTAINING THEN MOST MOVIES AND IT HAS A AWESOME MESSAGE, GO WOKE GO BROKE
very thought provoking commentary about the logical reasoning behind certain actions in Hollywood/ awards.
Maybe Robbie and Gerwig didn't get nominated because they didn't check enough boxes to satisfy the Academy.
If they were male, they would be every tribe as Hitler.
Or maybe they just suck.
You know the Oscars for this Year are pretty lit. You got Wings (1927), TWO Great World War 1 Pictures in 7th Heaven (1927) and the Patent Leather Kid (1927)! Sunrise a Song of Two Humans is a Stunning Drama! This Year is GREAT!
...wait what do you mean we're not talking about the 1927 Academy Award winning Movies?
Norma Desmond was right about movies. Fight me.
And look at the caliber of male leads (Emil Jannings and Charles Chaplin) as well as for the ladies (Janet Gaynor and Gloria Swanson). Anyone with a small inkling of movie history would still recognize 2 of them and those with some more knowledge, all four. True stars!
Anyone who would complain about Barbie getting snubbed by the awards knows nothing about cinema. There is no Oscar for highest grossing film nor should there be one.
This is one of the worst movies of all time, and it should get all the Razzies in the book. There will be massive accountability for this.
@@Attmay It's available on several streaming platforms for no additional cost, yet, I won't watch it.
Ryan Gosling got his nomination purely on merit. The screenplay didn’t help him, the direction didn’t help him, even the marketing didn’t help him. He sang a song that was supposed to be a joke and made it a hit. Rarely has an actor been able to build more with the broken sticks they gave him.
He did none of those things. He sealed this film's fate as one of the worst movies ever and the movie that made movies a mistake. Any nominations given to this film need to be rescinded and given to *The Super Mario Bros. Movie.* Live-action movies are not real movies and should be ineligible for awards. In fact, I wish Hollywood would stop making them altogether and let Gay conservative independent filmmakers take over.
the only thing I got out of the so call Barbie is a lot of bad girls in this world 🌎
Barbie made too much money and was too popular. How did Gosling even get a nomination?
I’d figure that it would be labeled more as a “popcorn flick” or “blockbuster” I would’ve been more shocked if it actually got nominated.
From all I heard, it’s like Chato said: he was the one thing making the movie actually good.
They bought it just like they have been falsifying box office statistics for this irredeemably bad box office bomb that everybody who is a decent human being rightly recognizes as one of the worst movies of all time.
This from someone who liked *Carter Country* better than *Welcome Back Kotter?* This film is pure evil in concept and execution. He needs to turn in his man card if he is defending any aspect of it.
Snubbed? My hatred.. justified...is now complete.
Emma Stone's "performance" will live on on the internet long after everyone has forgotten about Barbie 🤫😉
Forgotten about what?
😂@@Attmay
How often do "financially successful" or "popular" non-animated movies get nominated for Best Picture and/or Best Director Oscars, possibly even in the same year? The Oscars aren't exactly known for spotlighting the stuff that normal people actually saw and liked.
If popularity is quality then *Mario* deserves every Oscar and no live-action movies should be eligible at all.
Agree with you completely. The movie was terrible and tired of seeing robbie.
The best Tonya Harding was Tina Yothers.
Australians are not sad to see Margo fail......we ain't so mesmerised by her. 😊
If Margot Robbie had been nominated but Ryan Gosling hadn't, do you think these same weirdos would be up in arms about it? If I still had a Twitter account, I'd toss that grenade at the Rainbow Toddlers and watch the show.
Where’s Will Smith when you really need him?
I’m a busy guy, but that thumbnail made this a must.
I’ve seen Margo Robbie in movies, but I’ve yet to see her act…
Her lips make her look like a little girl who put on too much of her mother’s lipstick.
She stopped caring a long time ago
She's skinny and not of color so simps make excuses for her. @@TheMasterQuests
If you ask someone who watched the movie, they still have no idea what the story was.
It's not a movie. It's a rationale for human rights violations.
The history of Oscar is a lineage of snubs. Hitchcock never won a statue for a film. Scorsese got passed over for his best work. Who remembers Ordinary People? It beat Raging Bull. And on and on...
1980 was also the year of
THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK.
You are correct.
I’m not surprised that Gosling was nominated. I thought he stole the film (like Johnny Depp in ‘Pirates’) His portrayal was complicated and friggan hilarious. 👉🏼 I think Robbie has chops, but her character was not written to have the focus on her. The part didn’t require much effort at all. Any actress could have delivered the performance Robbie gave.
Stealing this film is like robbing a burning house.
Oppenheimer got nominations?!? What was the DEI score there? This Oscar thing could be crooked.
Giving an award to Julie Andrews for a terrible performance and a terrible movie when Disney movies are systematically shut out of acting nominations, even when they aren’t terrible is proof that ethics doesn’t enter into the equation.
I admit that I watch very few movies, including Barbie. I would have liked to see Margo be nominated because I like her. For me, it is that simple. I have no pretension about stuff like quality of acting. I like her and that is good enough for me.
For me I really give 2 shit about award shows.
Those 2 shits should be on them.
I totally agree about the conspicuous absence of Godzilla Minus One. A fantastic film with a fantastic story.
I would be upset, but the Oscars aren't really relevant anymore. The outrage at who did or didn't get nominated is far more watch-worthy. *popcorn*
I think it’s funny that while REEEEEEEing over Margo Tobbie being “snubbed” that not a single one of them congratulated America Ferrera for her “Barbie” nomination. They must hate women.
SO The Oscars are now a Woke version of the Peoples Choice awards. Hollywood you have officially "Nuked the Fridge"
Not nominated??? (Shriek) oh the hurruh! A true cinematic masterpiece across the board.
It's funny how people equate box office success or cultural impact with deserving an Oscar. The awards are for merit, not popularity contests (ya, I know...).
Especially when that success has been forged.
I am more puzzled by the fact that America Ferrera got a nomination for her role in that movie. She wasn't bad, but did anybody care about her character?
I agree with you 100%. She only got nominated for the woke aspect.
Another reason it's a war crime against men to nominate anyone for it. @@1Gr8Editrix
The only thing that confuses me is why people think the Oscars have anything at all to do with the quality or popularity of a movie.
Because any gauge is taken seriously by the feeble minded.
These are the same people who demand we all boycott Rotten Tomatoes whenever a leftist movie bombs critically, because they're too stupid to realize RT doesn't criticize, it just pools the data.
These are the same people who screech everytime a feminist movie flops that it did so due to "systemic misogyny" and that all straight white males caused it, nevermind the poor box office would also be the result of non-heteros, non-whites, and non-males giving it a miss.
I think the likelyhood of being nominated for an Oscar is inversely proportional to how much money it made.
The oscar picks have become a list of movies to avoid for me.
People do realize that Oscar nominations are usually based on whose production company sent the best For Your Consideration gift basket to the judges, right? Not "did the best job" or "made the most money" or even "proved it could be done".
If The Dark Knight didn't get nominated for Best Picture, Barbie doesn't get to win in any category... If anything, it got too many nominations, I mean, best adapted screenplay? From what? The back of the box? Such incoherent mess from someone who we know can write both original and adapted screenplays is a travesty...
Barfbie needs to be banned. The Vietnamese government was right. And if so-called conservatives are making excuses for any part of this movie while even those on the left are doing more to speak out against it and put a stop to it, then they are not conservative at all.
movies that make money don't get nominations or if they get nominated they don't win. it's been that way since the first Pirates of the Caribbean
Joseph Kosinski wasn't nominated for Top Gun: Maverick, even though it was not only the biggest movie of the year, but it single handedly brought people back to the theater. Additionally, it innovated in plane filming processes that make the action stunningly real. pfft to the gender clingers. gross.
Barbie made zero impact on billions of people but who cares about the Oscars these days, they suck.
To be nominated for Best International Feature, a film board for each country submits one film for consideration. Japan's film board submitted the Wim Wenders film "Perfect Days" (which was nominated) over "Godzilla Minus One". So, the Japanese film board members who made that choice deserve the blame.
They submitted a movie by a German director I thought was dead (maybe I confused him with Rainer Werner Fassbinder) over one of the most iconic symbols of Japanese movies? The same cultural snobbery that exists here exists there.
@@Attmay AND, according to the Wikipedia page for "Perfect Days", it's a Japanese/German co-production, so it isn't even fully Japanese. I would post a link to the list page of all the submitted films here, but YT seems to erase links that go outside the YT site. The title of the page is "List of submissions to the 96th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film".
Jajaja great video, on point an very funny.....
Lol this was a fun watch. Sounded like my friends and I when Star Wars and other big movies we loved didn’t get best pic or such. Hopefully they come to the same conclusion we did. Oscars don’t matter😂
Barbie was supposed to be feminist propaganda but it turned into Ken exiting the Longhouse instead.
It made the case for the patriarchy without even trying. Not only that, it made a clear-cut case for censorship and from the left.
Couldn’t agree more. Godzilla should have received a nomination and it’s a crime that it didn’t.
The male role was the wonderful hero in the Barbie movie. Barbie is the antagonist.
Yeah, but asking people to notice the fascist regime showed in the first moments of the movie and contrast that with the joy of everyone but Barbie after scary "patriarchy" was introduced is too much for most.
@@custos3249 I agree.
The movie is a disaster. Stop defending it. Start calling for it to be censored.
@@custos3249 Basically, Barbieland was Mattel Hell.
Oscars are as relevant as any other award show. Worthy of being ignored... So i do.
OMG Barbie wasn’t nominated for best actress or director even thought it sold hundreds of thousands of tickets to misandrist feminist! Blame the evil patriarchy!
WB has been cooking the books on it.
Since 1978 (awarding the 1977 year), and so across 46 years, it has only happened 4 times where the year's biggest box office movie received a Best Director nomination. Star Wars (1978), ET (1983), Titanic (1998), and Avatar (2010). Only Titanic won. Several more times the biggest movie received a Best Picture nomination, but again Titanic is the only to have won.
Return of the King, 2003, highest grossing film of 2003. 11 academy awards including best picture and best director.
As mentioned, you were forgetting Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. 20 years since that movie triumphed at the Oscars.
@jimmyboy7817 @RRTNZ I was going by domestic to keep it fair across the 46 years, plus the Oscars is an American awards ceremony. The top domestic grossing movie of 2003 was Finding Nemo. Return of the King was #4, behind Pirates of the Caribbean and Matrix Reloaded.
@@beerosaurusrex Return of the King was the top Box office film worldwide of 2003. Titanic had the top worldwide box office for f 1998 Return of the King was made by New Line Cinema, an American Company. It wasn't filmed in America, but neither was Titanic. That seems a very odd distinction to make, but whatever....
Barbie being nominated for anything just upsets me, it's a trash movie, it just goes to show how big of a joke the Oscars have become. Yes Barbie made money, so did Transformers yet that wasn't (nor should it have been) awarded several awards either. Godzilla Minus One deserved all the nominations Barbie is up for, yeah it probably wouldn't win, but it deserved more accolades than Barbie.
No, it didn't make money, and it is rapidly dropping off video/streaming sales charts. This whole movie is one big psyop. Why else would people make excuses for it while attacking *Velma?*
What?! A group of snobs who can make subjective decisions about which movie is "best" completely independent of any input by the general audience is going to pick whatever they want?! Who could've seen that outcome.
Agreed about the Godzilla movie, that was worth the time and money.
I hope Oppenheimer sweeps the board. Just to rub salt in the wounds 😆
So Christopher Nolan created one of the most original films of the decade, one that completely blew apart expectations of what a superhero movie could be & resonated with millions... yet apparently that's not "quite" worth a nomination for best director??? #Oscars2009
Name the director of *Mario.* Nobody does. That person has a name, it is just never mentioned in the context of the movie.
I have never respected Hollywood awards. They don't choose nominations on merit. The best thing you can do is ignore the awards. The box office while not perfect and sometimes snubs good movies is really the only important award for movies. A good box office encourages them to make more.
Not good enough anymore.
“I think you have your spandex on too tight” funny!
I don't think Gerwig and Robbie deserved those, and neither did Oppenheimer.
Oscar rewarding either participant of this idiotic stunt sends a bad precedent.
I love how they call the movie ‘original’ when it’s literally just a more feminist version of the lego movie.
*The Lego Movie* didn't denigrate a protected class.
@@Attmay not sure I’m understanding your point? which protected class did Barbie denigrate?
Men, the only sex I am attracted to.@@APremiumDegenerate
Truer and more thoughtful words have never been used in association with this movie. 😂
I've been snubbing the circle jerk Oscars for years...
I'd rather watch an actual circle jerk. At least it involves what Ken lacks!
A billion dollar move can still be a shitty movie...
Especially when WB is cooking the books like Julia Child on a beef wellington.
If Hollywood cared about making good movies, they'd think: why did Ken get seen as the good guy? Maybe we need less of whatever Margot Robbie represented.
They won't. They will double down on the man-bashing propaganda. Reclaiming this misandrist straw man as a conservative idol will only make that worse.
“We don’t care about the Oscars it’s Hollywood trash”
“Wow did you see how the Oscar’s ignored xyz?”
You can’t have it both ways people.
Make up your minds.
Not caring is no longer enough. It must be stopped. Pretending not to care while giving them negative publicity is only making them worse.
Guaranteed half of these Twits don't even know that you have to promote yourself to get nominated.
In related news, fans continue to boycott Hollywood awards shows.
Last time I looked at the Oscars best picture and such I'd seen none of the movies heard of less than a third of them. Of all the films I saw last year Godzilla Minus one was by far the best
Oh well... Now these people know what it's like for EVERY genre movie. The only category worth watching for years has been Best Sound Editing. It's the de facto Best Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, or War Film category.