#can’t believe people actually got upset this movie wasn’t nominated for the oscars like this is not standing the test of time 😭😭

[lewishcmilton]

just rewatched barbie and wow this movie is ass 😭😭

[beermanoftana]

1-100 for that ask game, answer them all

YOU! I like you.

1. What is your favourite television show from the 80′s?

Mork & Mindy for the early 80′s and The Golden Girls for the late 80′s.

2. Favourite television show from the early 2000′s?

Is The X-Files still counted?

3. Favourite television show from the 2010′s +?

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

4. Who is your favourite female television character of all time?

Eve French

5. Who is your favourite male television character of all time?

Thomas Magnum

6. Favourite television show of all time?

The X-Files

7. If you could watch one t.v. show for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

8. Favourite television soundtrack?

All Power Rangers opening theme songs

9. Favourite guest-star appearance on a television show?

Robin Williams in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

10. Least favourite character on your favourite television show?

I cannot believe that I’m going to say this but I’m going with Bobbi Morse from Agents of SHIELD. Bobbi is not the Bobbi in that show. Completely destroyed. I love Bobbi, I really do. But in SHIELD? Nooooo.

11. Favourite character on your favourite television show?

Dana Scully from The X-Files if we’re going with favorite show.

12. Best cliff-hanger?

Even though the show wasn’t picked-up for a second season, I love the clff hanger of Flash Forward.

13. Saddest death scene?

Jo and Ellen Harvelle in Supernatural and Juliet Burke in Lost.

14. What television show would you like to be a regular on?

I’d love to be in Supernatural honestly.

15. What television show would you like to guest-star on?

I’m meant to be the main star.

16. A show that you hate to love?

That Walking Dead from season 1 to 5 (I hate the rest for real).

17. A show that you love to hate?

Arrow

18. Name an episode from a show that you will always remember?

That Teddy’s Treehouse episode from Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Scarred me. Continuing to scar.

19. Name an episode from a show that you wish didn’t happen?

Beth’s death episode from The Walking Dead.

20. Spin-offs: yes or no?

Depends on the character/s.

21. A show that you started watching but then stopped? What was the reason?

I’ve watched a lot but I probably stopped after watching one episode already so I’ll go with The Walking Dead. First, Beth died. Second, they legit stopped making it about the walking dead. I understand that there are still baddies in a zombie apocalypse but really????

22. Name a show that means something to you, and why?

Agents of SHIELD. It’s the first show that made me realize “OMG. I love watching television shows.”

23. A show that you find relatable to your life?

Kahogo no Kahoko. DO YOU KNOW WHY??? She’s 21 (I’m 24 though, and I watched it just a few months ago) and very protected from the real world, is close to her mother and she fraternal twins in the end??? Something I’ve always wanted when I have kids???

24. A show that makes your cringe?

Can’t think of one right but I’m sure there’s something. Wait, let me think...Arrow.

25. Favourite television villian?

The Cigarette Smoking Man from The X-Files

26. A show that you will continue to re-watch over and over again?

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

27. Name a show that had the worst series finale, in your opinion?

Arrow. I don’t watch it but ew.

28. What is your favourite movie from the 80′s?

Ghostbusters II

29. Favourite movie from the 90′s?

Se7en and Clueless

30. Favourite movie from the early 2000′s?

13 Going on 30 and Harry Potter 1 & 2

31. Favourite movie from the 2010′s +?

INCEPTION

32. Favourite movie villian?

Norman Bates from Psycho

33. Who is your favourite male movie character of all time?

Oliver Wood from Harry Potter and Peter Pevensie from The Chronicles of Narnia

34. Who is your favourite female movie character of all time?

Ariadne from Inception

35. What is your favourite movie of all time?

Inception

36. Favourite director?

Christopher Nolan

37. Favourite series/saga/triology, etc.?

Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia

38. What’s your favourite universe?

Harry Potter universe

39. Favourite comic-book movie?

Sky High??? Or Captain America: Civil War

40. What’s your favourite disney movie?

Brave

41. Favourite pixar movie?

Rise of the Guardians

42. What’s your favourite animated movie?

Is Christopher Robin counted?

43. Best voice-casting, in your opinion?

Lea Salonga as Jasmine and Mulan

44. Is there a movie that you could watch over and over again and not get tired?

Inception, Harry Potter 1 & 2, and The Chronicles of Narnia 1 (and a bit of 2 & 3)

45. Name a movie that made you cry uncontrollably?

Piglet’s Big Movie and Christopher Robin

46. A movie that had you laughing throughout it’s entirety?

Night at the Museum (all)

47. A preview/trailer of a movie you saw and thought “I HAVE to see that!”?

Joker

48. Rom-com’s or drama?

Rom-coms because drama makes me sad

49. Thriller’s or comedies?

Both, you cannot stop me

50. Horror or psychological?

Psychological horror

51. Your favourite book adaptation turned movie?

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe

52. Your favourite actor?

Liam Neeson

53. Favourite actress?

Amanda Seyfried

54. In your opinion, a well deserved Oscar win?

Liam Neeson

55. Favourite Oscar speech?

I haven’t watched many Oscars :(

56. Most memorable movie ending?

Inception

57. A movie death that shocked you?

Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s in Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For

58. A movie you thought was going to be good, but wasn’t?

Oz: The Great and Powerful

59. Biggest Oscar upset, in your opinion?

Not sure :(

60. A movie you hated but everyone else loves?

Titanic

61. Do you cry during movies? 

YES

62. Do you prefer classic movies, or new movies?

New

63. In your opinion, the best character casting?

Ellen Page as Ariadne and William Moseley as Peter Pevensie

64. Think of a movie you really love, how many times have you seen it?

Inception

65. Do you like to re-watch movies you’ve seen before?

Yes

66. Have you ever been to a midnight screening of a movie?

No :(

67. Ever attended a movie premiere?

No :(

68. An actor you love that nails it in both television & film?

Robin Williams

69. An actress you love that nails it in both television & film?

Ellen Page

70. Why is your favourite movie, your favourite movie?

Because it’s so...just such a beautiful movie that is so underrated in a way that people don’t actually think about what’s happening.

71. Movies based on real life/facts or made-up stories?

Made-up

72. Your favourite movie genre?

Comedy

73. A movie that made you feel proud?

Smaller and Smaller Circles

74. A movie that scared you/made you paranoid?

Pretty much ever horror movie

75. An Indoor movie theatre or outside drive-in?

Indoor movie theatre

76. Are you a snacker/drinker during movies?

Candies and water or just a soda/flavored drink

77. Where abouts in a theatre do you prefer to sit (front, middle, back)?

Back

78. If you could have a role in any movie ever made, which movie would it be?

Ariadne

79. An underrated movie, in your opinion?

The Purge: Election Year

80. An overrated movie?

Divergent series

81. A movie you felt attached to after watching it?

Christopher Robin

82. A movie that was relatable to you and your life?

Dumplin’? I mean, I’ve got an “okay” body frame but the life story? Pretty much (minus Bo, there is no Bo)

83. Name a movie that made you go “wow” after watching it?

Inception

84. Action-packed movies or lots of dialogue?

Both, it’s hard to communicate without the other

85. Fantasy movies to normal life movies?

Depends on my mood

86. Have you ever walked out of a theatre mid-movie? What was the movie?

Nope

87. Tell us about your worst movie experience?

I was watching Into the Woods and OMG the person beside me just kept making fucking comments

88. Have you ever spoiled a movie for someone by accident?

I have been spoiled but I never spoiled

89. Ever spoiled a movie for someone on purpose?

Same answer as above

90. Tell us about a movie that made you feel all the feels?

Piglet’s Big Movie because he really tried and he did *I cry*

91. Pick a movie, any movie. Now tell us your favourite scene?

Anytime Peter says “For Narnia/For Aslan!”

92. What’s the perfect movie time/length? 

2 hours and maybe 20 mins

93. Do you get bored easily during movies?

Nope

94. The worst acting you’ve ever seen in a movie?

Wow. Probably almost every Filipinx actor trying to be cute or cool. I’m from the Philippines guys.

95. Can you think of a movie where one scene had ruined the whole thing?

Mmmm. Not that I can at the moment. Ah! Steve Trevor being alive again. I know it hasn’t happened but ugh.

96. Are you a “tommy texter” during movies, or a “shhh-ing susan”?

Definitely “shhh-ing susan”.

97. Think of a positive movie experience you will never forget?

Not exactly a movie experience but when I was 18, I got tickets for me ad my mom and the one manning the booth was like, “You have to be 16 to watch.” “Oh, I’m 18.” And then when we were entering the place itself, the guard asked “Ma’am, how old are you?” “I’m 18.”

98. A movie or performance you thought deserved an Oscar nomination?

Inception.

99. Best movie soundtrack?

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed

100. A block-buster movie that deserved all of the hype & more? 

Inception

[admittedlynotspartacus]

This Guy’s Oscar Predictions 2017

This year in film, Colin Farrell ate a bunch of Big Macs for The Lobster and then slimmed out for Fantastic Beasts, only to be replaced at the end by Johnny Depp; Natalie Portman cried in close-up for two hours; Patrick Stewart played the year’s second scariest white supremacist; and Paul Dano rode a flatulent Daniel Radcliffe across the sea. Of course, none of these are nominated for Best Picture, because the Academy still consists of a bunch of old white guys who were alive during the Golden Age of Hollywood musicals, yet still gifted La La Land more nominations than Singin’ in the Rain, An American in Paris, and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg COMBINED. In short, the Oscars are silly and so very rarely go to what is actually the most deserving, but it’s sure fun trying to predict what they’re gonna go with, so here we go…

THE SHORTS

Impossible to predict, but here we go...

Animated: Piper Live-Action: Timecode Documentary: Joe's Violin

BEST MAKEUP & HAIR

What a strange, strange category this year. A Man Called Ove could do it, if anybody actually watches it. But I'm going with the one of the two with box office business that wasn't a total trainwreck.

Will win: Star Trek Beyond Could win: Suicide Squad Should've been nominated and won: Green Room

BEST SOUND EDITING

No musical has been nominated for this Oscar before. If it’s sweeping, this will be an early tell. But for the last five or six years, this has gone to the loudest movie. That’s not La La.

Will win: Hacksaw Ridge Could and should win: Arrival Should've been nominated: Swiss Army Man (for pure fartistry)

BEST SOUND MIXING

Musicals always win this, but the irony is that you can barely ever hear what people are singing in La La Land. Still, it probably won't matter.

Will win: La La Land Could and should win: Hacksaw Ridge Should've been nominated: The Witch

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

I can't believe I'm saying this, given my feelings on Marvel movies, but I wish I'd seen Doctor Strange, as I heard the effects were pretty unique. If that's true, it could pose a threat. But there is a Life of Pi-esque achievement in the category this year, and it'd be pretty shocking if it didn't pull off the win.

Will win: The Jungle Book Could win: Doctor Strange Should win: Kubo and the Two Strings Should've been nominated: The BFG

BEST COSTUME DESIGN

This could very easily get roped into a La La Land sweep, mostly for the yellow dress, but Jackie's picked up enough hardware for its costuming that it seems a safe bet here.

Will and should win: Jackie Could win: La La Land Should've been nominated: Everybody Wants Some!!

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN

Another for the Best Picture frontrunner, for the lovely Technicolor-matching design... and that's not even mentioning that magical last ten minutes.

Will win: La La Land Could and should win: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Should've been nominated: The Witch

BEST FILM EDITING

More often than not, the Best Picture winner needs to bag this earlier in the night to secure the win. Bet on the Academy going with the flashy cutting of La La Land over the subtle impressionistic style of Moonlight.

Will win: La La Land Could and should win: Moonlight Should've been nominated: Manchester By the Sea

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

We simply MUST stop giving this award to the movie with the longest shots. That said, it's pretty crazy that they pulled off that freeway number.

Will win: La La Land Could win: Arrival Should win: Moonlight Should've been nominated: Jackie

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE

Minus Passengers, this is a really strong category this year. That said, this is probably the biggest lock of the night. There are a lot of underwhelming aspects to La La Land, but Justin Hurwitz's score is the closest the film gets to the magic of Chazelle's idol movie Umbrellas of Cherbourg.

Will and should win: La La Land Could win: Nothing else Should've been nominated: Swiss Army Man

BEST ORIGINAL SONG

Lin-Manuel would EGOT with a Moana win. It could definitely happen if La La Land vote splits, but that film's campaign has done an excellent job of centering support on just one of their nominated songs.

Will and should win: "City of Stars," La La Land Could win: "How Far I'll Go," Moana Should've been nominated: "Drive It Like You Stole It," Sing Street

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

This was Toni Erdmann's to lose, until the Muslim Ban.

 Will win: The Salesman Could and should win: Toni Erdmann Should've been nominated: Elle

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

It'd be great to see the Academy make it up to Ava DuVernay with a win for 13th, but it's hard to think of a recent documentary that has been such an enduring success and topic of conversation as OJ.

Will and should win: OJ: Made in America Could win: 13th Should've been nominated: Weiner

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

Kubo's BAFTA win could signal an end to Zootopia's sweep of awards season, but Disney...

Will and should win: Zootopia Could win: Kubo and the Two Strings Should've been nominated: Finding Dory

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

It seems weird that Hidden Figures, which has an incredible amount of support behind it, may go home empty-handed. Had it released a bit later, it probably could've gotten in a few more categories. As it is, this seems like one category where the most deserving will actually win.

Will and should win: Moonlight Could win: Hidden Figures Should've been nominated: 10 Cloverfield Lane

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

Musicals don't win Oscars for their screenplays, but La La Land is barely a musical. Much of it is a whole lot of talk between Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling in "charming" situations. That, combined with its "ballsy" concept, and I'm half inclined to pick it to win. But it seems unlikely to me that one of the best movies of the year is gonna go home empty-handed.

Will win: Manchester By the Sea Could win: La La Land Should win: The Lobster Should've been nominated: Don't Think Twice

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

It is time.

Will and should win: Viola Davis, Fences Could win: No one Should've been nominated: Greta Gerwig, 20th Century Women

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Last year, Alicia Vikander won for a beige performance in a beige movie simply because she had an amazing breakout year. Look for that to happen this year’s breakout, Mahershala, except he's complete magic in his movie.

Will and should win: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight Could win: Dev Patel, Lion Should've been nominated: Ralph Fiennes, A Bigger Splash

BEST ACTRESS

For two years, this category has been absolutely stacked. You really could make the case for 4 out of these 5 to win (much as I adored Ruth Negga and am happy she got in, the Academy has never awarded such a restrained performance). But I think all the stars have aligned for Emma Stone to take this home.

Will win: Emma Stone, La La Land Could and should win: Isabelle Huppert, Elle Should've been nominated: Annette Bening, 20th Century Women

BEST ACTOR

This is the most exciting race of the night, with two extremely worthy contenders neck-and-neck to take it home. Denzel would worthily join Daniel Day-Lewis, Jack Nicholson, and Walter Brennan in the pantheon of men with three Oscars. Casey Affleck, steeped in a similar controversy that completely derailed this year's early frontrunner Birth of a Nation, would be christened for an absolutely astonishing (albeit internal) performance. I'm going with the one who acts the hardest, also banking on the fact that the Academy would love the headline of African Americans winning trophies in three of the four acting categories.

Will win: Denzel Washington, Fences Could and should win: Casey Affleck, Manchester By the Sea Should've been nominated: Daniel Radcliffe, Swiss Army Man

BEST DIRECTOR

I suppose there is an outsider's chance that Barry Jenkins achieves a deserving upset, but Chazelle hasn't lost a major director's prize this season and the Academy will likely want to reward the one-two-punch of Whiplash and La La Land, making him the youngest Best Director winner in Oscar history.

Will win: Damien Chazelle, La La Land Could and should win: Barry Jenkins, Moonlight Should've been nominated: Pablo Larrain, Jackie

BEST PICTURE

It will be the greatest upset since November if La La Land doesn't win here. Except La La Land isn't an authoritarian, racist, misogynistic douchebag.

Will win: La La Land Could win: Nothing else Should win: Moonlight Should've been nominated: Swiss Army Man