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No Other Land winning best doc is deeply deserved and Yuval and Basel's speech will go down as one of the most important in Oscar history. I teared up. Absolutely incredible moment.

He and Anora are about to clean up. I actually think Mikey can win. They obviously love the movie.

Academy Award winner Sean Baker♥️

Flow won best animated!!!!!! Already stoked.

Isabella Rosselini wearing Blue Velvet at the Oscar's 😭😭😭

My predicts are Anora for BP, director, OG screenplay. Conclave for adapted screenplay and editing. Actor - Brody, Actress - Madison, but fr in a toss up w Moore, supp actor - Culkin, - supp actress - Saldana.

A AYNiK is the name of the manga it's based on https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_You_Need_Is_Kill

LET'S GOOOOOO

Or not...

Nickel Boys is now available on Prime if you're not in the US, and on MGM+ through Prime if you are in the US (free trial available, just cancel immediately). It can also be rented for like $5. This is a must watch, one of the best movies of last year and criminally underseen right now.

And their dog too. So sad man. I assumed Hackman was because of advanced age, but this actually seems like a CO leak or something.

They'd never admit it, but I do think it's Karla Sofia Gascon's fault. They were originally going to do the 5 previous winners buttering up the nominees like they did last year again, but switched. Which I'm fine with cus I wasn't a big fan of that.

The Oscars are as imperfect as any other awards body, but man do I enjoy following them. The small, weird and important stuff getting recognition makes up for the inevitable bad stuff, and since the academy expanded like 6 or 7 years ago they've been getting it right more than not. The 2020s are...

Ralph actually lost Best supporting in Schindler to Tommy Lee Jones, and has no oscar. Which makes it funnier.

My millennial ass would have a great time at this.

Are you familiar with Pynchon or other postmodern stuff? If not it's kinda hard to describe. There's barely a plot, more like a general self aware vibe it has of itself. It runs the gamut from like ultra mathematical impenetrable descriptions of missle tech to hilariously grotesque, sexually...

War and Peace is significantly easier than Gravity's Rainbow

Gravity's Rainbow is a wild ride, I have read it, but if I could go back, I'd read The Crying of Lot 49 first to familiarize myself with Pynchon's style and knkw what O was in for. They're very similar in a way, but one is 800+ pages. Ishiguro, I really enjoyed Never Let Me Go and have heard...