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meep-meep-richie · 8 months
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“ I hope you make each other a bit happier.”
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iwozlegit · 1 year
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chaplinlegend · 12 days
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Charles Chaplin, Billy Armstrong, and 'Snub' Pollard in "By the Sea" (1915)
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jakeperalta · 8 months
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kinda crazy how barbie has taken on like Biggest Oscar Snubs Ever status despite being literally one of the most nominated films this year
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fibula-rasa · 10 months
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It’s a Gift (1923)   
[letterboxd | imdb]
Director: Hugh Fay
Performers: Snub Pollard & John M. O'Brien (maid uncredited)
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tepkunset · 2 years
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My one and only thought about the Oscars this year is that every single nomination given to that shitty Elvis movie should've gone to Rocketman (2019) when it was up but unfortunately, homophobia
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malinkymax · 8 months
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I realize this is nothing new but how are NONE of the three leads for May December (2023) nominated for an Oscar??????? NONE?!? I’m as tired about the Barbie/Oscar beef as the next person, but you have RYAN GOSLING a nomination for best supporting when CHARLES FUCKING MELTON was right there?? WHAT. EXPLAIN TO ME ACADEMY. EXPLAIN.
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oreolesbian · 8 months
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beginning to think the academy doesn’t understand what makes a good film score
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torchwood-99 · 5 months
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Ok, been sitting on this for a while, been trying to talk myself out of it, but here goes.
The book doesn't sell me on the love Theoden had for Eowyn.
I tried to read it and find something in his actions towards her that tell me he has proper regard, proper respect for her, that gives any weight or meaning to his love for her, but I can't find anything. He dismisses her before the entire court, doesn't consider her an heir or a proper part of his house, and has to have her virtues called out to him by other people, when she has been serving him for years.
Return Of The King sees him spout platitudes and declare her "dearer than daughter", but none of this is backed up by his general actions to her.
He loves Eowyn, fine. But he doesn't love her the way he loves Eomer, or probably loved Theodred. He doesn't love her as a fully realised being. Nor as someone to take pride in and carry on his legacy. He loves her a crutch, a tool, and something between pet and person.
He has affection for Eowyn, but his love feels more like a trivial thing, than something with any real worth or regard to it.
#Lotr#Lord of the Rings#Eowyn#Theoden#I don't think this is Tolkien's intent#I think I'm meant to believe that Theoden was awesome to Eowyn and did love her more than a daughter#but Tolkien never gave me a reason to believe that#can someone find me a moment in the books where Theoden's love for Eowyn feels like something substantial#where he loves her for who she is and not for the services she has provided#where he shows any respect for her capabilities and pride in her person#and not just going along with it when other people point them out to him#I love them in the films and I want to believe in their love so much#but Theoden's love for Eowyn in the books just feels perfunctory and leaves me feeling empty#I don't think this is how their relationship is meant to make me feel#Eowyn put her life on hold and endured hell for Theoden's sake#and we never even get an implication he regretted what she endured for his sake#we never see a hint of Theoden regretting how he snubbed her before the court#almost every scene between the two of them in Two Towers lacks warmth or regard between them#the minute Theoden's recovered he sends Eowyn away as though she's not longer of use to him#he forgets her bloody existence before everyone in the hall#he has her wait on him while Eomer Aragorn Gimli and Legolas all get to sit with him#and in turn all Eowyn can do is look at him with cool pity#and at their parting she focusses more on Aragorn than Theoden#she clearly isn't feeling the love right now and why should she?#it makes Theoden calling her daughter and showing her some morsels of affection in Return of the King feel empty#like now yeah he can be bothered to acknowledge Eowyn a bit now that it suits him#but when other stuff is going on she falls to the back of his mind#there's enough unseen moments or gaps where perhaps if Tolkien had written them I might have believed in Theoden's love for Eowyn#such as their parting before Pelennor which was described as “painful”#but that pain could have meant a variety of things
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based-and-rinpilled · 8 months
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Where was all this outrage when Stephanie Hsu got snubbed?
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nextleveltaylor · 2 years
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the beauty of Nope (2022)
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aj-lenoire · 8 months
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apparently the reason may december is being snubbed during awards season is because a lot of actors REALLY didn’t like what it had to say about actors who take on the roles of real people, and the idea that a bunch of former theatre kids might be sensitive about criticism of the industry they work in is, to me, just so shocking
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Goldblum absolutely should have been nominated for The Fly yeah. I know everyone already said this at the time but... they were right! Just finished my rewatch of it and I love how his voice slowly becomes more and more buzzing. Such a good performance all round but really good vocally how he portrays the change.
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sukibenders · 8 months
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The way some people are reacting to the Oscar nominations, specifically in regards towards Barbie, and many other things surrounding it holds certain undertones, especially when they then start to go and deny America Ferrera's talent among other things, that are very concerning. Like let's not do that. Especially if you're writing an article for a newspaper (LA Times) that makes digs towards the other films and their nominees, mainly who were women, and say that that proves the point of Barbie. Even though the point of the film was that women have to work harder than men just to get their foot in the door, not about shaming other women, but I digress.
#oscars#barbie (2023)#barbie movie#america ferrera#like from the way some people are talking you would think that the film didn't get nominated for anything#don't even get me started on that la times article that was dismissing the themes of killers of the flower moon either#that was not just some murder plot it was a genocide#but i also can't expect these certain types of people to get that when they act like their fave not getting nominated is an act against#feminism even though many other women (woc mainly) were nominated#but adding to the fact that women and young girls in palestine congo & sudan ate facing many forms of violence & discrimination#and yet said people haven't been up in arms about that (and you know why)#if this doesn't apply to you than it doesn't but if it does dni if you can't be calm about in this discussion#you can wish that greta & margo got nominations all you want#but pls don't get upset when others (especially poc) talk about how concerning some of the rhetoric around this conversation is concerning#also congrats to america ferra (and coleman domingo) for their nominations!#and to lily gladstone for being the first native person of native descent in the us to be nominated#as well as to all the people of color who were nominated bc often times fields like these don't give you (us) a chance to be recognized#like how are you going to watch barbie and then make digs towards other films (one with a woc who talked about the many complex feelings#derived from/during the film and the other created by a woman that was snubbed by her own gov bc they didn't like how she called them out)#and say that you understood the message behind the film? that is not-#also didn't margo help produce barbie? and isn't nominated for best picture? so she is being acknowledged not forgotten#(also bc tumblr won't let me correct my tags without deleting them completely when referring to palestine and etc#i meant to say are and not ate but my fingers were moving too fast so sorry for that and just want to clear that up)
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fibula-rasa · 10 months
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It’s a Gift (1923)   
[letterboxd | imdb]
Director: Hugh Fay
Performer: Snub Pollard (chicken uncredited)
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windrixville · 8 months
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i’m just saying that if it was about feminism Celine Song and Greta Lee would be included in the conversation
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