2021 BAFTA Nomination REACTIONS!! (WHATT HAPPENED?)

[@cedi4687]

The minute I saw those nominations I couldn't wait for this video

[@m.r.6264]

I know! I've been waiting for like 6 hours for this reaction video

[@eirakari]

same, I couldn't wait to hear them scream haha

[@guadalupebelengreco2566]

SAME

[@RareCinephile]

@@eirakari Best of all, they didn't disappoint.

Haha same

[@seancourtney5548]

this is easily the craziest oscar season ever. this shit proves it.

[@arunmunagala8333]

Really?I mean picture,director and both actor categories look confirmed

[@rambunctiousrohan]

@@arunmunagala8333 umm how is the actress category confirmed, it's like a total mess 😭

[@notchuckproductions5029]

To be fair they have like ½ of the films to work with then they normally would work with. Even still their have had to been more crazier ones the oscars been been going on for almost 100 years now! There the oldest entertainment award show in history.

[@IERDNAAAaa99]

Best actress is back to being a sh*t show. With Carey Mulligan winning CC, and people already expected her to easily get the BAFTA, she could've been the clear front-runner now. But because she is snubbed in BAFTA, it's now back to being unpredictable and we might see a 3-5 way split.

[@ZR38315]

@@arunmunagala8333 I’m never calling picture confirmed until it’s already announced. The front runner hasn’t won best picture in like 6 or 7 years

[@keeganthorpe]

It’s nice not seeing the same nominations at every award show.

[@mariapan3699]

YES!!

[@ririschannelx]

exactly!!

[@joser1853]

Exactly. The past 4 years it's been pretty much like watching the Oscars 4 times in a row.

[@uwish5356]

@@joser1853 HAHAHA

[@arthurhernandez3854]

Yep, it makes us discover new films as well, or want to see them more if we already heard about 'em.

[@bncbcbbc31]

there was a jury of 12 people, i wouldn’t take the baftas into account nearly as much as critics choice or sags when considering what’s getting nominated

[@asadm5340]

Just like chadwick is winning on sympathy. Everybody knows that chadwick will win oscars still they are nominating other people

[@sumeya1923]

@@asadm5340 nope. His acting blew me away! It was great.

[@notchuckproductions5029]

In the Baftas defense, it is meant to celberte to celebrate the best in Britsh film, so i'd be fine of them honoring their best of their films

[@DK_75]

@@sumeya1923 He was great but there were better performances

[@stannisstewart4879]

the jury was only for acting and i think film categories

[@luisg.m.garcia6972]

Yeah this was a complete freak show, it's like they said "Screw you Oscars we'll do our own thing"

[@sudevsen]

As they should,diff region should have diff tastes.

[@ririschannelx]

i know it’s amazing. they’re being alternative with their choices and making the oscars look like a snooze fest

[@lpphillyfan]

@@sudevsen I agree with you in a vacuum. I just don't like that only 12 people were allowed to vote on those categories. So basically I like the nominees but not the process to get those nominees.

[@pb.j.1753]

Uhm Oscar nominations haven't happened yet so what is your point?

[@uwish5356]

@@sudevsen kind of true. i mean they should have their own identity. some snubs just hurt

[@tarynwilson1223]

The only thing I'm genuinely upset about Carrey Mulligan being snubbed

[@seankoontz4235]

And she’s British too, so it’s VERY strange that she got left out. 99% sure she’ll still get the Oscar nom though

[@sherrigrant573]

Surprised

[@seankoontz4235]

Also: no Viola Davis, no Gary Oldman, no Olivia Colman. This is madness

[@toxic1strike167]

@@seankoontz4235 madness? This! Is! Bafta!

[@kenisme1000]

The theme of this awards season: no one’s safe...

[@sudevsen]

Except Zhao,Kahlua,Soul,Reznor

[@a1t3rmusic]

yep

[@KW-vy1rf]

Yaaaaaaaaaay Rocks. It's actually really refreshing seeing some new names and smaller films pop up here. It keeps things interesting. And I think it's awesome that the BAFTAS aren't trying to just be an Oscar predictor anymore and are instead trying to do their own thing and hone in on British talent. That's great.

[@ririschannelx]

i agree, they get my respect for this

[@nate-it9xq]

I think the fact that Promising Young Woman over-performed in categories where there wasn’t 7-12 people voting actually bodes well for it. If Carey wins the SAG she’ll probably win the oscar.

[@bradlascelle7131]

SAG winner will be the prohibitive front-runner for Best Actress. Especially if it's Mulligan... or McDormand pulls the double (SAG-BAFTA combo). That said, I can easily see Davis winning SAG and making this race especially murky.

[@nate-it9xq]

@@bradlascelle7131 Yeah its between those three. I’d bet most on Carey. Carey won critics choice and is very showy like the SAG loves. She’s also never won. Viola is also very showy but that’s mainly Chadwick’s film and she’s won before. They adore Nomadland but McDormand is very subtle and has won before.

[@brendankoepke3661]

I really hope that she wins the oscar!

[@thearabicmusicland]

Wait a minute, only 2 of the 4 front-runners are nominated for the BAFTA. Vanessa and Frances, only one of them is british. this is Vaness's Award finaly.

[@mudpiez464]

Vanessa kirby

[@jose.a98]

I just hope Youn Yuh-jung wins BAFTA and then gets nominated for an Oscar.

[@scorpioninpink]

Maria Bakalova should have been nominated for lead, not supporting role.

[@kiaralazoperez]

@@scorpioninpink she had better chance of winning supporting than lead, same strategy as kaluyah in judas

[@jdgg544]

This is the most chaotic awards year in a very long time and I’m loving the genuine unpredictability

[@rustincohle2135]

I don't like the unpredictability because I'm trying to win money!!!

[@Leo-ox1rd]

Olivia Colman, a british, not getting nominated in BAFTA's, a british-focused award, for her very likely oscar-nominated role on The Father, a british film, its probably the most nonsensical and crazy thing i've heard in this entire awards season

[@alexwest2945]

Carey mulligan, also British

[@sof7152]

I was kind of expecting this... she has never been nominated for The Crown and the TV categories are also voted on by a jury I think

[@uditfonseka]

wrong colour

[@Leo-ox1rd]

@@sof7152 thats nuts the baftas dislike her for some reason

[@Leo-ox1rd]

@@sof7152 thats nuts the baftas dislike her for some reason

[@rauldudas-lyne9590]

So proud of the BAFTAs for redeeming a lot of my favourite movies form the season, like The Dig & Another Round. Don’t like the jury but am very happy with what was done and nominated this year. As a Brit, it’s nice to have an awards body that isn’t just predicting the Oscars

[@votemonty1815]

COVID ruined any sort of cohesion this award season might have had.

[@HeelPower200]

Yep. This right here is the main reason. Campaigning and movie visibility are completely fucked up bevause of covid but at the same time I don't really mind it.

[@sudevsen]

Yeah but most apart from actresses are done deal by now

[@ririschannelx]

i’m glad when random shit like this happens because i hate when awards shows are predictable

[@sumeya1923]

Exactly

[@Denis-89]

For once BAFTA becomes what it should be; celebrating British talent rather than another awards precursor.

[@ririschannelx]

@@Denis-89 i agree! it’s about time

[@terminallyonline5314]

Carey being snubbed feels like a hate crime.

[@minavamp2811]

it hurts even more she was snubbed by her own country.

[@terminallyonline5314]

@@minavamp2811 Those 10 people must not like her. 😕

[@niklasmuller9664]

Yeah its weird. Kinda like Jodie Foster or Olivia Colman not getting into supporting

[@jackroche5235]

The juries just didn't like PYW

[@minavamp2811]

@@jackroche5235 i thought probably that was the reason. they didn't like how women were portrayed in PYW, so they snubbed both mulligan for actress and fennell for director.

[@arunmunagala8333]

How the HELL WAS CAREY MULLLIGAN SNUBBED!!!!!!

[@roryglynn7393]

Especially with the movie nominated for Best Film! Very strange.

[@sudevsen]

They dont see much promise in it

[@AllGreyEverything]

I wasn't a fan of that movie overall. It wears too many hats and none of them fit.

[@isaacmartinez6904]

I don't know if I should be happy or shocked. Clarke Peters nominated for Best Supporting Actor, Another Round got some big nominations and indie movies got tons of nominations.

[@LinCMA]

i just love how unpredictable this award season is being

[@ask4theupgrade359]

Here is where some of these films are streaming: NETFLIX: ======= - Rocks - The White Tiger - Clam with Horses (called, The Shadow of Violence) - The Dig - His House - The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Mank - Hillbilly Elegy - Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom - Da 5 Bloods - Pieces of a Woman (Best Actress) - The Forty Year Version (Best Actress) - Rebecca (Production Design) - The Midnight Sky - My Octopus Teacher (Documentary) - The Social Dilemma (Documentary) - David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet (Documentary) AMAZON: ======== - Les Miserables (Lady Ly) - Another Round (called Druk) $6.99 - Sound of Metal - One Night in Miami - Borat Subsequent Moviefilm HULU: ===== - Nomadland - Ammonite - Babyteerh (Best Director) - Clemency (Best Actress - Alfre Woodard) - The United States vs Billie Holiday - Palm Springs HBOMAX: ======== - Judas and the Black Messiah - Emma EPIX: ==== - St Maud

[@csjcsj2906]

To note, the US title of "Calm with Horses" is "The Shadow of Violence" (Saban Films), which is available on VOD and Netflix US.

[@ryanyates4124]

Cosmo Jarvis was phenomenal in that movie and should have been nominated

[@emmybm15]

See I told you'd be surprised 😂😂😂😂 Us Brits were like "F the Oscars were giving our indie films deserved recognition" seriously the only times I find out about British Indie films is during BAFTA night 👏👏👏 The only snubs I was quite surprised with were Carey Mulligan and Olivia Colman.

[@aimee4282]

As a Brit I’m actually really happy with this😂

[@m.r.6264]

No, I'm with you. Happy that other films are being recognized. But shocked Mulligan didn't get the nod or Colman

[@ririschannelx]

i’m so happy they did this!

[@zanebeers3327]

Bafta: *nominates no poc for acting in 2020 Bafta: fuck nominate as many poc as you can! And you still snub Viola and Delroy smh

[@scorpioninpink]

If they are going to nominate POC, might as well nominate British ones.

[@sumeya1923]

@@scorpioninpink exactly

[@sonnyjoe7433]

I love this season- last year was so boring with the same noms and winners everywhere- we love to see it

[@Kevin-ow8yh]

this is the best video i've ever seen. you guys NEVER disappoint ive been subscribed for 3 years and it just gets better and better

[@jackroche5235]

Yeah. It's just a constant stream of shock and disbelief. Honestly how I felt watching the announcement

[@thearabicmusicland]

The BAFTAs not nominating Olivia is the most schoking thing i've seen in years.

[@AlexLopez-xb3yn]

This is the best thing I have seen all day.

[@connorw2k]

Just the day?

[@TheFilmDrunk]

LOL ALAN KIMMMMMMMMM

[@christianknight727]

Your son and grandma got nominated.

[@pb.j.1753]

"Quo Vadis, Aida?" is a truly incredibly directed film and I'm over the moon to see Jasmila Žbanić recognized instead of the uninspiring basic choices à la Fincher, Sorkin, King.

[@amr_12_]

Now i really need to watch it!

[@AllGreyEverything]

Yes! This, Yes!

[@zachpriddy8432]

The BAFTAs took the British in their name very seriously this year

[@thearabicmusicland]

Lol so true

[@jonahdusk3477]

Most of you guys have not seen most of the movies nominated, but still think that they are not worthy of the nominations they got. The BAFTAS are not forced to nominate what is popular or what the other Awards Shows have nominated. This is a good way to show some recognition to great movies that not a lot of people watch. For example, The Dig is a really amazing movie, you guys should watch it. Good for the BAFTAS for doing something different.

[@yeahiagree1070]

I think we may see some shock wins as well. When voters see such a bizarre list of nominees then they could think "Well I guess this is a year where anyone can win." Let's see Alan Kim accept a BAFTA! woo

[@hollyflannery1955]

tbh, a lot of these are amazing and very well deserved. kind of living for the drama

[@scorpioninpink]

What this proves is that the British wants to honor British movies in their own award giving body instead of becoming a predictor for the American one.

[@ev7785]

It’s so out of the blue but I applaud the diversity evident in the Nominations!

[@maianikaido]

Sacha, Olivia, Viola, Gary and Carey was robbed out of nominations.

[@tymoviedatabase7788]

The Oscars are gonna redeem them.

[@genius1414]

This could be the best reaction video ever, the surprise and WTF nominations keep coming at them like a freight train.

[@Ryusevi]

usually we get one or two crazy reactions out of these videos, this one was just constant jumping around lmao love it. I knew this video would be a wild ride

[@jimenasalazar4349]

We were all nominated in the Supporting categories congratulations everyone

[@danielmendizabal13]

I was so scared for Maria Bakalova and she’s IN! If she misses the Oscars i will kill every brain cell i have!

[@maylee261]

That would be disgusting

[@bryanismyname7583]

She's good, and it's nice for a comedy performance to get nominations -- but honestly I wouldn't be mad if she doesn't make it.

[@joser1853]

She's my top pick for actress lead or supporting. Has anyone else ever been the critics choice, been nominated for every precursor and won one televised award (Critics Choice) but end up not getting nominated for an OScar?

[@redred4877]

@@joser1853 Awkwafina, Hong Chau, they hate Asian actors :(

[@ivanjongentolizo]

don’t worry, it’s impossible at this point for her to miss the Oscars.

[@monkeyangelo717]

This is the hardest I have laughed in months😂😂 Been waiting all day for this. Also shout-out to you Oscar Expert for acknowledging this does not mean anything even when we want it to. The only thing I might give into is Alan Kim because of the momentum of CC and this. They would love to see another speech from him.

[@christianknight727]

Imagine if Midnight Sky gets Production Design at the Oscars just like Passengers?

[@kaigraw8847]

You mean a nomination, right? Passengers hasn't won

[@christianknight727]

@@kaigraw8847 Yeah I mean nomination.

[@andrewwarnes9895]

Going full-ape mode at about 4:15 was amazing. The most genuine and fun video of the season. I think we all felt this way when we read/heard it this morning, y'all represent the living embodiment of our gut-reactions.

[@CDCPH582]

I like how Bafta is making a statement like "we don't want to be a mere 'Oscar precursor' anymore. We'll do our own thing!" They're now more like a film festival in the same vein as the Big 3 (Cannes, Venice, Berlin).

[@pb.j.1753]

i don't think that comparison makes sense. Festivals have very few awards, no nominations and a tiny, pre-selected pool of films to award from.

[@CDCPH582]

@@pb.j.1753 "Festivals have very few award." The Big Three literally have more awards each than the Oscars Go check it. You're probably referring to "categories." The Oscars awards by "technical categories" i.e. cinematography, editing etc. while the festivals for the most part award "by section," in which they categorize the entries. "no nominations and a tiny, pre-selected pool of films to award from." Isn't that what "nomination" is all about? You "pre-select a pool of films"? Again, you're probably referring to WHO determines the nominations/pre-selected pool. At the Oscars, it is its thousands of members, whereas the festivals have a smaller number of jury. Anyway, by "the bafta looking more like the BIg 3," what I meant was in the diversity both in 1) type of films (i.e. Oscars for the most part usually leans toward box office/commercial films or 'Hollywood'/American films, whereas festivals favor art films, genre-specific films, and non-commercial films.) 2) countries of origin (the festivals welcome foreign films from all over the world that are free to compete in all their "sections", whereas at the Oscars, while foreign films are free to compete in their categories, we never see foreign films dominating each category.)

[@backoflies]

This is the craziest video from you guys and I enjoyed EVERY second of it hahaha

[@MickeySantana]

When I read the nominations this morning I just KNEW this video and your reactions were gonna be gold 😂

[@funkyrich4500]

I have been looking forward to seeing your reaction all day to this utter madness

[@rowanhinson5610]

Im living for the “Another Round” love

[@rihannafan1429]

Promising Young Woman is so winning screenplay here. It done so well except those two jury categories.

[@HeelPower200]

but so sad about Mulligan snub. She doesn't get her due.

[@dangerislander]

@@HeelPower200 to be fair she already won her bafta for An Education.

[@aidanobrien6156]

I wouldn't back out on Trial of the Chicago 7 just yet.

[@jackroche5235]

Especially because they're going to feel bad that Emerald was snubbed for director

[@johnyguitar]

1:34 "who is that?" very accurate description of this year's bafta

[@Gchwow]

This is the first time I've gotten under 50% on GoldDerby and I am loving the utter madness.

[@Camila-oz2us]

I've been refreshing youtube ALL DAY for this

[@bellz9113]

I feel confident that Maria will slide through to get her Oscar nomination for Supporting Actress.

[@Denis-89]

I like it! For once BAFTA becomes what it should be about: recognizing British talent and not just another Oscars precursor. They have their own race!

[@pb.j.1753]

I think Margot Robbie being nominated for Bombshell and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood last year was a bigger shit show than anything that happened today.

[@movieguymiles]

Been waiting for this’n

[@kit4685]

I’m from the UK and I’ve been waiting for this since the nominations came out !

[@theprofectionist520]

This is honestly maybe the best reaction video I've seen from these guys, and it's all in those first 5 minutes

[@wander92]

Awesome to see Another Round get some love for something other than foreign language/international film.

[@itaysivak6305]

I know she's not a heavy Oscar contendor but I loved seeing Dominique getting some love for her GREAT performance

[@joser1853]

I'm a bit shocked you guys didn't do a live reaction video, this is legit something that would have been epic.

[@felixtalksfilm3028]

Why am I not at all surprised by these crazy nominations. Love to see an Oscars race as interesting as this years.

[@christianknight727]

Also, the DGA 5 is my exact 5 for the Oscars.

[@cinemalights2625]

I have the same except Aaron Sorkin being snubbed and Darius Marder getting in.

[@notchuckproductions5029]

I have Regina King instead of Emerald Fennell for three reasons. A;: her directing was fine but not worth nominating over her peers ( in fact personally I felt it was Carrie mulligan Bo carried the film entirely) B: in a year when they are really pushing for divserty you fail to give black filmmaker a nomination? Living it to be be 3 white people and 2 Asians? C:she’s a bigger name then Fennell, meaning she would likely win over a lot of the older voters.

[@pb.j.1753]

Why would you do that? DGA 5 and Oscars Directing 5 haven’t matched since 2009 and a total of 2 times in the last 20 years.

[@apszaaa]

this is the craziest awards season i've ever seen and it's maddening but also so entertaining, the new rules for the baftas have good and bad sides but overrall it did makes things more diverse, interesting and we know now more abt movies that won't to the oscars but could be worth checking out :)

[@michaelwesten87]

*Count Dooku voice* “I’ve been looking forward to this!”

[@pb.j.1753]

When awards bodies are actually forced to watch a bigger number of films, this greatness is what happens

[@reecejennings9637]

This was the craziest nomination announcement of my life, holy. wow. GG threw me through a loop with Andra Day, Music and Leto... but I would take those shocks over how The Mauritanian just blew into the race, as well as The White Tiger kicking One Night In Miami's teeth in.

[@bryanismyname7583]

Nice to see some different titles here. So many years the race boils down to a handful of titles and a lot of good stuff goes ignored the whole time. So in that sense the changes were good.

[@mudpiez464]

Beyond excited for Vanessa Kirby! Let’s go!

[@khantnyizaw1803]

I can see a lot of ppl underestimated The Dig, but I think most of its nominations are well-deserved. Who knows, maybe it could even win one or two.

[@meyoanseneviratne3856]

nothing for TENET except VFX, No Lindo , No Davis , No Sacha Baron , No Mulligan , No Close , No Coleman , No Seyfried , No Fincher...

[@anacarolinavallarino6428]

NO NOTHINGGGGGG

[@janechoy2073]

this is what happens when you only have 12 people voting for *everyone*

[@norm-bb3bb]

How?

[@janechoy2073]

@@norm-bb3bb they are a non representative sample for the acting branches, and if these 12 (max) people want to skew the eventual results, they had every opportunity to do so at the nomination stage. The HFPA got all kinds of flack for being a small voting body (87 people) - these BAFTAs nominations were made by *12*

[@norm-bb3bb]

@@janechoy2073 Why did they change the voting system?

[@dangerislander]

Aren't they just voting for the long listed films... ie. They had to watch every single long listes film. This sounds pretty fair to me.

[@janechoy2073]

@@dangerislander they do, but the jury is also made up of non BAFTA members, so for the 4 acting categories, you have non actors who are making nominations e.g, movie critics. And if there's only 12 of them, it's much easier for them to skew the nominations a certain way - e.g no "big name stars" or "no repeating nominees" from other award shows or "pick indie films". These are certainly some themes that i"m seeing out of the categories that used a jury.

[@maztergamer1016]

Pretty interesting picks from the bafta film festival. Watch out cannes you have a new competitor.

[@riyam3845]

Was waiting for this.. wtf just happened in bafta

[@brianwarner2171]

The last few years have been SO repetitive because, it turns out, they were storing up all of their chaotic energy for 2021.

[@moviemike44]

I've been meaning to get around to watching Rocks, and after seeing the nominations today I just finished the movie on Netflix. I thought it was great! Bukky Bakray was incredible. Surprised by some of these nominees for sure but I am happy if it gives needed exposure to some lesser-seen movies and performances.

[@miguele5077]

i think given the year we just had, the unpredictability in this award season makes sense

[@connorw2k]

The nominations were so fucked that this is both the normal length reaction video and the supercut.

[@lewisjwr]

I recommend everyone go and watch Rocks, I'm so happy it got so many nominations. It deserves it

[@travisspazz1624]

Happy for Raci and Peters!! And why is no one talking about The Painter and the Thief?!

[@bexdavison]

i want a formal apology for that british accent at the start

[@Thecatdrums3]

I think trial of the Chicago 7 is taking all the nominations the Judas deserves! Judas and the black messiah should be a best picture winner!!!!! Best film of the year for me easily

[@julieroccia6344]

It is definitely better than Trial. Trial is just Sorkin being flashy. A good movie, crowd pleaser. Judas is a history lesson I wish I had growing up, it should be shown in schools. And Dominique Fishback getting a nomination was awesome!!

[@tendrugimichal]

the fact it got in on cinematography (i don't count hand-picked Fishback) is actually huge and solidifies a BP nomination for sure.

[@julieroccia6344]

@@tendrugimichal totally! When I watched I specifically thought how it had great cinematography. Its just a late bloomer movie, definately surging!

[@knivves0ut]

Trial is average at best! I’m sick of seeing th nominations for it

[@haroldandmod]

I wouldn’t be surprised if Chadwick Boseman loses here

[@Scarface615]

Well to be fair Hopkins deserves it over him, his performance was better

[@lightfilm6816]

I want Riz to win tbh, but wouldn’t be mad if Chadwick wins

[@travisspazz1624]

I think Ahmed gave the best performance, but Boseman gave the most Oscar performance.

[@bryanismyname7583]

It's a good year for lead actor. The precedent for the Oscar I look to is James Dean, who died young and was nominated twice posthumously but lost. So it can be done. Another possibility is that Boseman might be nominated for support, as well, giving voters another chance to honor his career.

[@travisspazz1624]

@@bryanismyname7583 I wouldn't be mad or shocked if he gets a supporting nod for Da 5 Bloods! It definitely resonates more after his death.

[@thefilmseeker]

Happy for Vinterberg and gang even though this has absolutely zero bearing on that movie's Oscar chances.

[@redred4877]

So happy for Alan Kim and Minari!

[@Joshtedeku]

Respect after the English accent attempt 📉📉📉 then I remembered you lot are probably my favourite KZbinrs atm 📈📈📈

[@mikahong]

Not even halfway in and I've lost count how many heart attacks I had.

[@sanigol9]

Hands down the most bizarre awards ever. This was just hilarious

[@smurfyboy92]

So what Supporting Actor having 2 available spots open, do you think if Minari overperforms that Alan Kim could be nominated at the Oscars

[@ricardo_sotorbs]

"Do the British like you?" I love Brother Bros ending questions. Also after the WGA it was "What do YOU think WGA stands for?" They are so simple yet hilarious every time

[@duckywinks]

Love seeing Another Round getting some love somewhere.

[@FabStage]

Thank you for the good dosis of screaming during this video. I needed that.

[@charlesfranklinlambeth3944]

So literally, look at the four acting categories...it’s like two slots are reserved for white performers, three slots are reserved for people of color and/or other than English speaking, and one slot reserved for a Brit. It’s like that almost across the board. So I guess Vanessa Kirby filled the Brit quota on Best Actress so they snubbed Mulligan, one of the other Brits in supporting took Olivia Colman’s spot. It’s really odd the way it worked out. It’s almost like they were instructed that it had to be this way. Diverse art is great. Art to fill a quota is not.

[@dangerislander]

Naww now you know how POC feel when they use those "quota" systems.

[@MyNextShotWontMiss]

@@dangerislander Who are "they"? POC? Person of colour? What are these "quota sytstems" and where are they being used? England has a small BAME minority still, though with insane immigration laws, that's quickly changing. Previously, ofc English people were more likely to win because there were far more English actors. No one was giving them awards because of quotas. I don't think any real actor would want an award based on their skin tone instead of their acting.

[@robforzese5496]

I will tell you calm with horses and babyteeth were KILLER movies! Deserve nominations!

[@eaudenikita2641]

Go BAFTA on nominating Alfre Woodard in Clemency!!!! Come On Now! That lady been acting forever! I'm going to pray she wins!! And thank u guys are so cool for bringing attention to Alfre so i thank u!

[@juanpabloorozcogomora5850]

Bafta nominations are... diferent this year. Crtics' Choice were awesome The Golden Globes only wanted to shock The only real competence for Carey were Viola, Vanessa and Frances, that category is between them and perhaps Radha

[@matthewjlollz]

Am I the only one going back and watching this simply for how entertaining their reactions are lol

[@johnvilleneuve8484]

This won't affect the Oscar nominations one whit because Oscar voters turn in their nomination ballots tomorrow (if they haven't already) so this BAFTA wackiness definitely will not, even remotely, be repeated.

[@sudevsen]

The Baftas are now far more interesting than the US races now cause there will be a different set of winners hopefully. The US races seems all tied up apart from 2 Actress awards. Nomadland/Biseman/Kahlua sweeping everything makes for a boring season so the Baftas look like fun.

[@guadalupebelengreco2566]

CAN WE ALL AGREE THAT BAFTA’S VOTERS WERE HIGH THIS SEASON

[@dannyk3059]

turning a blind eye to every single one of these