checking in with the golden globes (2025 recap)

[@samfrank3999]

Never seen Karsten miss harder than saying Demi Moore wasn’t doing a whole lot in The Substance. I expect a written apology in 24 hrs time

[@WildArmz]

Dune 2 erasure will never be forgotten

[@Arawn505]

Nor will Dune 2 be forgotten!

[@heisen-bones]

its gonna sweep the technical awards

[@rohangagrai106]

"Demi Moore isn't doing a whole lot in the substance" Never let bro cook ever again 😂🙏

[@Jen.d.arc.]

Absolutley INSANE take

[@zkme2734]

same like ??? it should be the other way around, I love Margaret but she almost did nothing just as remarkable acting wise like Moore's scene in the mirror

[@RyanMichero]

Demi Moore's performance was one of the things that stood out to me the most about The Substance. Totally fearless and ferocious.

[@JarrodDSchneider]

The most disturbing scene in The Substance wasn’t all the grotesque body horror special effects. It was Demi Moore violently scrubbing her own face in frustration at her aging visage. That’s how good she was.

[@SirAbyss]

Just the fact that Emilia Pérez managed to beat out Anora in nearly every category they were both nominated in says all that needs to be said at how laughably bad the Globes have become. But seriously, I can't believe all those voters watched Emilia Pérez and thought, "Yep, that deserves all the awards." Absolutely insane.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Why does everyone dislike that movie again?

[@SirAbyss]

@@anthonymartensen3164 It's a shallow, obnoxious and borderline offensive depiction of trans people and Mexico as a whole. It doesn't exactly help that it was directed by a straight white French dude who can't speak a lick of Spanish and openly admitted that he hadn't done much research on the trans community or Mexican culture beforehand. It's also just a really, really, really, REALLY bad musical.

[@ayodeledavid3034]

@@anthonymartensen3164it’s not that crazy of a movie to be beating out the competition

[@BROJANGSTER]

the only overlap between all four of those films is in best comedy/musical. what are you talking about?! gascon didn't even win best actress. "nearly every category?!" wtf are you talking about?!! emilia perez didn't really win much. it just won enough awards and got nominated for (too) many more to a point where they could give it the big prize (bleh)

[@leonardob.p.9947]

​@@anthonymartensen3164buckle up, buddy: -The director didnt bother to research a thing about Mexico. He said he knew what he needed to know, which turned out to be all stereotypes -They thought they were not enough good Mexican performers, whereas Mexican film industry is one of the largest in the World, so given that, they just casted a crappy B-list (excepting Saldaña) -Karla Gascón has been a mess of a public persona for quite long now. Her attitude in general towards the movie and the nomination was as despicable as the director's. -Narco and dissapearances' resolution stories are a big deal in Mexico's cinema. Films like Ruido, Vuelven and Noche de fuego are amazing portraits of what it is to deal with the fear, the mourning and the desperation of the situation. I dont think amnesty for narcos is socially a bad thing, but this thing banalizes the victims so damn much. This nasty murd3r3r becomes a good woman just by the effect of fairy dust, apparently. -The ignorance of the screenplay goes down so bad that all of the "initiatives" the movie presents are either poorly portrayed, vaguely shaped-out, inapplicable in contemporary MX, or downright idiotic.

[@kevinwhite8176]

Saying that Demi Moore isn’t doing a whole lot in The Substance is actually insane…

[@flclhack]

and he says margaret qualley wasn’t doing a lot either. who the fuck did he think carries that film??

[@plya0]

yeaj bro is on one

[@nicholasleavitt5326]

He first said Margaret Qualley isn’t doing much in the Substance. Then he said Demi Moore isn’t doing much. Then I’m questioning if I even saw the same movie as him

[@kevinwhite8176]

@@nicholasleavitt5326 oh yes you’re right! Absolutely ridiculous to say the same about Qualley!! I can understand if you prefer another nominated performance, but saying that about both of them… yikes

[@LucasR013]

I don’t think he’s seen the movie lol

[@psycane8462]

Emelia Perez sweeping is just another testament to how tone deaf awards ceremonies are. Whenever they try to prop up a film (especially to make themselves look better) because of its representation, it's always films criticized by the people it's meant to represent. It is a film made by a cis man about a trans woman, and that cis people will eat up because it makes them feel good about how good of allies they're being, all while tamping down the voices of actual trans people having meaningful criticisms of it. This all on top of how much actual Mexican people have been tearing into it for its extremely poor representation of their country and people. Just incredible how awards season so consistently decides to go with films about hot topics and marginalized people to look progressive when those films do not actually do a good job representing those people or talking about those issues. Meanwhile a film actually made by a trans person about the trans experience, I Saw the TV Glow, gets completely shut out. Awesome.

[@rahulkuriakose136]

This is why Conservatives call out Hollywood on virtue signalling all the time.

[@Irisverse]

@@rahulkuriakose136 Well... not really. Left-leaning people call Hollywood out for that reason, being that they're insincere about the virtues they're signaling and are just doing it to look good. Conservatives call out Hollywood for virtue signaling because they just don't like the virtues that are being signaled.

[@jlpsaxophonist6119]

​@@Irisverse very well said

[@the_crypter]

@@Irisverse Yeah, bro really tried to sneak in 'See, Right Wingers have been right this whole time' shit in there

[@anthonymartensen3164]

It's a good and original movie and the lead actor in it is a trans woman and is probably very proud of the film...

[@jeffbassin630]

Demi Moore deserved the award! Her performance was spectacular. Hope she goes on to win the Oscar. I believe that she will.

[@unaesthetic.]

too bad she made out with a 15 year old when she was 19. 😭

[@autumnnoir]

​@@unaesthetic.???? source?

[@unaesthetic.]

@@autumnnoir you can look it up, it was on entertainment tonight in the 80s

[@Burnettjust]

I was fine with literally anything other than Emilia Perez winning in comedy/musical and international. Also Zoe winning was insane

[@bonitaw7658]

literally this LMFAO i was like oh a pretty good category! and then emilia perez won

[@eliputnamm]

Same

[@Ecooo1015]

Tbh, i hate emilia perez but zoe saldaña definitely dereved it

[@thefilmeffect6089]

Anora getting shut out is a crime.

[@Erasureeraser]

Saldana's win was my least hated win on Emilia Perez but when her competitors were Margaret Qualley, Ariana Grande, and Felicity Jones? They could've done better with their picks 😢

[@diebolas]

I feel like everyone should know that Adriana Paz, the only mexican actress in Emilia Pérez, wasn't put in the Emilia Pérez table at the ceremony. Also the director said in an interview that he hadn't researched that much about Mexico for the film. Also they're releasing the movie until January 23rd here in Mexico, so that should tell you everything

[@tristanmayer5373]

Cry

[@jacklemm1518]

The fact that the date is AFTER Oscar noms come out. They know that Mexicans are gonna absolutely hate the film and they don’t want it to hurt their chances.

[@miaserna9096]

It was a horrible movie & casting was soo questionable

[@alejandragaytan8145]

not me girl i am not claiming emilia pérez !!! that's a french movie made by a french dude that couldn't be bothered to do ANY research about the country he was going to portray on film. if you wanted to make a movie about victims of disappearance do NOT make it a musical comedy where your dialogues are copy pasted from google translate and pay some respect by doing the bare minimum

[@PeoplepersonOG]

As a Brazilian, I’m just here to hear about Fernanda Torres. Karsten go watch it asap😊

[@SirAbyss]

It's not playing here in the US til later this month.

[@joaoteles6756]

@@SirAbyssjust on January 17th 😊

[@laissxp]

SIM

[@readeraccoon]

juroo eu só queria ver ele falando da diva 😭😭😭

[@natbatrat-d7e]

@@SirAbyssin NYC and LA later this month, the rest of the country next month. but in brazil we’re only getting the brutalist and a complete unknown in late february so it feels like a fair trade lol

[@JerbloFilm]

Really happy for Demi Moore and Kieran Culkin! I'm feeling kind of frustrated by the Emilia Perez sweep, its such a messy film imo

[@marinalima3005]

Fernanda Torres winning made the whole thing worth it

[@henrykaufman1042]

Good vid movie boy

[@jenniferzhu8573]

emilia perez winning motion picture comedy is actually the craziest awards show decision of the last 10 years. i don't understand how it happened, i need a hollywood foreign press voter exit poll

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Because it's musical or comedy and the film is a musical.

[@Help_Me-b1m]

​@@anthonymartensen3164Wicked is million time better

[@advikv.761]

yooo wtf you look exactly like Karsten Runquist

[@WaterMeLoan64]

Kurtsen sounds like Karsten too!

[@Terminator-uh4wz]

This is his cousin

[@johnmillholland6550]

@@Terminator-uh4wzdamn Kursten is so much more handsome

[@nathanmitchell958]

This comment reminded me of my last doctor’s visit last month and the guy who saw me first had a mask on yet had karsten’s eyes a little and I couldn’t help but notice his name tag had his last initial as “R”. I was very tempted to ask if there was any relation but I would’ve looked a fool.

[@lena3339]

i don’t really see it

[@Tyler12905]

Was honestly shocked to see Demi Moore and the Challengers score both win but im happy about it. hopefully that translates to the oscars as well

[@leumasgame7810]

Fernanda Torres was brilliant in her performance and deserved to win, watch I'm still here❤

[@mouldyseagull887]

"Demi Moore isnt doong a whole lot in The Substance" did we even watch the same movie?

[@grandcoasters]

saying demi moore didnt do much in the substance is ridiculous

[@celiner7400]

Haven’t seen emilia perez but just by reading the synopsis it seems that the director just wanted to make his own telenovela. Like his ideas of mexico are just telenovelas lol

[@darcliz]

wait if demi isn't doing much in the substance and margaret isn't doing much in the substance then WHO is doing anything?#:@:_¥}$\

[@freja201]

monstrosue clearly

[@jaymesraymond9548]

@@darcliz dennis quaid and 7 minutes of screentime

[@nicivanni8603]

sooo happy flow won! It’s so special and beautiful and it’s nice to see an indie movie get a chance

[@Ralph-vh8re]

"Emilia Perez" shouldn't even have been nominated for any category.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

I thought it was a very unique and entertaining film. I personally don't get the hate.

[@tristanmayer5373]

Cope. Stay mad until it wins Picture!

[@sailorjabs]

I think its easier to get the hate when your first language is spanish. Very cringe inducing movie and performance from Selena Gómez. ​@anthonymartensen3164

[@angelsunemtoledocabllero5801]

@@tristanmayer5373 lol

[@angelsunemtoledocabllero5801]

@@anthonymartensen3164 lol .yeah the movie about México made in France by a french guy without mexicans, and the trans movie made by a cis man that in both cases didnt do anything research at all is great and unique

[@TooFarStudios]

“Demi Moore is not doing a whole lot in The Substance” this guy thinks he’s so pretentious…insane take.

[@lucaspellegrini4417]

Fernanda Torres!!!

[@marajaelcesio395]

I can't believe that Selena Gomez was even nominated, you couldn't even understand what she was saying half of the time and when you did understand, it didn't make any sense because she clearly has no understanding on how her lines are meant to be said, especially the Mexican insults and phrases. Even Zoe Salaña didn't sound Mexican most of the time, maybe thats why they needed a scene where they clarify she was born in Dominican republic. Absolute nonesense every single nomination of Emilia Pérez

[@JoeyEsqueda]

As a mexican, this movie felt like a hate crime.

[@jbailey5061]

Not going to dogpile with another snarky remark, I would legit be interested in a video discussing what you think acting is and what you're looking for in award-winning performance. I would argue Demi does a great job showing a quiet but faltering composure that devolves into a mental breakdown. Plus the physical stuff as the prosthetics are added was excellent. Also, aside from the obvious fun around the gross out stuff, her and Margaret were all people were talking about. I was a bit confused by the bit where you said nobody walked away thinking about their performances.

[@baldmitzvah]

half following along on twitter made me realize people apparently cared about the Golden Globes like that

[@princessjellyfish98]

DANIEL CRAIG IN QUEER!!!! I feel like within just a few moments of meeting him, his character feels like someone who has lived a full life, and the more time we spend with him in that film, the more that life unfolds before us. Sometimes it's beautiful and mysterious and other times it's tragic and disconcerting. I agree it'll probably get overlooked for the rest of awards season (I hope the energy for Coleman Domingo comes back at least), but it's also one of my favorite performances of the year, genuinely stunning work

[@MySleepyHobo]

it's such a transformative performance. like at first it's endearing and odd and quite funny, then it gets darker and sadder and softer and by the end you're just left devastated.

[@gabrielateixeira3636]

btw, I'm still here should clearly be the winner for best foreign film, it is an actual depiction of Brazil during a very difficult time but the shitshow that Emilia Perez was will probably win and that's really sad

[@readeraccoon]

13:30 PLEASE GO WATCH IM STILL HERE, IT'S SUCH AN AMAZING MOVIE, FERNANDA TORRES IS AWESOME AND WE BRAZILIANS DESERVE OUR FIRST OSCAR 🇧🇷😭🇧🇷😭🇧🇷😭🇧🇷😭

[@Homme927]

Might want to watch The Substance again if you think Demi didn't do a whole lot. That's just wild to say about such a physical and emotional performance.

[@somecanadiangirl1]

That’s the wild thing tho, he’s seen it like 3 or 4 times

[@CaptainPandaSNSD]

The night was worth it because Fernanda Torres won best actress in the drama category!

[@rickyrougs]

you love the substance but demi moore and margaret qualley aren’t doing a whole lot? what did you like lol

[@JayseabeeSTL]

Dune: Part Two not getting nominated for the Box Office & Cinematic Achievement award is actual insanity. It’s a Top 5 worldwide grosser and was a dominant and memorable part of 2024, not to mention it was critically acclaimed and loved by audiences as well.

[@iluvdrakeandjosh]

Dune didn't submit for the cinematic achievement award because it's an embarrassing pity award and they want to be taken seriously. The award honestly looks like it's going to doom Wicked to getting 0 serious wins from here on. Much like Barbie was cursed, but at least they had the best original song on their side.

[@nationalcoasternews5798]

To echo what everyone else has said, Emilia Perez is this generation’s Crash

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Emilia Perez is a good movie I don't get what everybody's problem is.

[@tristanmayer5373]

Cope

[@AlejandroLopez-yr9vm]

@@anthonymartensen3164it isn’t

[@angelsunemtoledocabllero5801]

@anthonymartensen3164 Is transphobic Is xenophinic, the songs doesnt rhyme, looks like a cheap sopa opera, Selena acts bad...

[@angelsunemtoledocabllero5801]

@@anthonymartensen3164 no

[@sofie6266]

how can you say demi moore didn’t do a whole lot in the substance bro… she did it all

[@Miglohara]

I feel like Karsten never actually watched The Substance LOL

[@TeaWithTash_]

The funny thing about Fernanda Torres winning the Golden Globe is that she is one of the most famous Brazilian comedic actress. She. is. hilarious! Like almost pissing my pants hilarious. However, she is classically trained, what brings a whole new dimension.

[@ellaabelle7645]

i think zoe saldana is very talented and her performance was the only redeeming quality of emilia perez but good god her role was NOT supporting. she literally had the most screentime of any actor in the movie and was the first actor billed in the credits. yes margaret qualley and ariana grandes roles were also questionably supporting, but at least in both of their cases there was another actor in the film that had more screentime than them. it does not seem right to me that a movie can put their actor with the most screentime of any actor in the film to compete in a supporting category.

[@wolborg105]

Saying Demi isn't doing a whole lot in the Substance is an insane take dawg, cmon. And you've even seen it MULTIPLE TIMES!!!!

[@skeletor2899]

I think there should be a clear criteria that is met in order to win these awards. I’ve seen a lot of people upset that Astro bot won GOTY and they have all these reasons, but in reality it’s because their favorite didn’t win. So many award shows feel like this ceremonious vibe check rather than an objective measure of “the best” and that seems so weird to me.

[@kmjc1213]

I'm so glad Challengers won Best Score. The score is what really takes the movie over the top for me. Although my favorite moment of the night was when they were announcing the nominees for Best Actor in a Drama and they cut to Sebastian Stan who made a face like "seriously? this is ridiculous, I just won five minutes ago."

[@zabaks123]

A fellow Latvian person here - hearing Kursten speak about Flow is f amazing!

[@lexiesmychynsky]

You know what? I was so annoyed when they gave Jaime Lee Curtis the Oscar for EEAAO. But everyone was like, “they gave it to her because they thought about the scope of her whole career and the fact that she didn’t have one yet. So they gave it to her.” I hated that. But if they are going to do that, fine, give Demi Moore her Oscar for not just The Substance but everything else in her career.

[@Purv_soni951]

As much as I love demi, it has to be mikey's oscar

[@percyweasley9301]

​@@Purv_soni951Mickey is very new.. be realistic..

[@rickyrougs]

its a never ending cycle of giving actors awards years later than they deserved to win

[@fluff975]

"you don't walk away from that film thinking about her performance" kurst who you speaking for bro

[@dropboxmoabit384]

Horror fans: Man, they never give awards to actresses in horror film. Globe: *goes to Demi Moore* Horror fans: Man, this is not right. They don't give awards to actresses in horror films.

[@mateip2918]

thank god demi won💀💀 it's always the average film bros dismissing movies that push boundaries and don't fit with their average taste and actors that do something different demi winning is a huge deserved thing and hopefully she sweeps everything straight to the oscars

[@Nick-C0V]

How come there's no Fernanda Torres on this video's thumbnail? TOTALMENTE PREMIADA 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@GusHdzRuiz]

Yeah, I'm mexican and the reasons why Emilia Pérez was so poorly received here include 1. The Spanish is terrible, not just the accents, but the words themselves are words no one uses ever and it feels like they were just throwing random words without understanding what they meant or how to use them. The english subtitles do a LOT of polishing very poor dialogue. Then, the whole narco trying to help people is insulting to many because it's a real problem, and things like finding dead bodies don't go the way the movie portrays it. Many people say that shouldn't matter because it's just a movie, but it's foreign people coming in and it feels irresponsible for them to portray this subject as if it was a Breaking Bad parody. Personally, I think the movie is simply bad. I've seen My fair share of weird foreign movies that are deep and 'people just don't get' and Emilia Pérez is easily the worst. The dialogue is dumb, the songs are dumb because the lyrics are dumb and had they used the words in the english subtitles it would have been much better. The story is cluncky and the whole 'let's help missing people' mission is extremely shallow, even if accuracy doesn't matter. Imagine Borat acting out the cave scene in Dune saying "Ah, chesss, I am de Lisan Al ga eeb!" And people clap...that's what it feels like when you can actually understand what they're saying in Spanish. Sorry for the Emilia Pérez hate...but come on, Dune deserves more love.

[@sofiapcna]

i wouldn’t care for them except for fernanda fucking torres lets gooooo 🇧🇷

[@Ale-r9t]

We don't care about her

[@joaoantonioaraujobarboni578]

@@Ale-r9tok smartso

[@laissxp]

​@@Ale-r9t oh how sad we are 😂

[@shinycheeto5779]

These award shows still serve a purpose. Parasite only really blew up in popularity after it won the Oscar’s. So if nothing else it brings attention to foreign and smaller films. Also if a film gets award buzz it’ll go back in theaters. I wanted to see Drive My Car but it only showed for one weekend in my city. Once it got nominated it got more showings so I was able to see it

[@samadponestki7606]

Please watch I’m still here!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 we are so proud of Fernanda

[@danielbarrero2815]

i’m glad that demi moore won.

[@ArthurEloi117]

Waiting for your "I'm Still Here" impressions!!! 🇧🇷

[@marie5379]

For those who haven't seen it yet, please watch I'm Still Here, one of the best films of the year, Fernanda Torres gives the perfomance of her life. It's about a mother having to deal with the disappeareance of her husband in the context of the military dictorship in Brazil. Incredible script, perfomances and cinematography.

[@corycap]

That mikey madison loss killed my whole vibe for this award season

[@somecanadiangirl1]

She was never going to win. Too much of a newcomer.

[@starkingbiker]

Bro Karsten. What the hell are you talking about Demi Moore. It’s literally cinematic illiteracy.

[@JustoBlondo]

Usually Golden Globes are the foreshadowing of the Oscars and I’m kinda excited about the Oscar winners… but now I’m just worried. Nobody who I thought was gonna win or clean house did not. Somehow Emilia Perez ran away with four awards. I don’t know one person who loved that movie lmao

[@wowzercowzeram406]

Anything is better than Jo koy 😭

[@tjjones33]

the substance being in the comedy category is crazy

[@mobster3252]

Kursten has completed his substance treatment to transform into Ralphthemoviemaker

[@lucasglanville2880]

I'm not very knowledgeable about the awards circuit. Can someone explain to me why a film like Dune Part Two gets such little recognition and has 0 chance at best director, picture etc. at the Oscars? Despite it being a massive cinematic event and getting rave reviews?

[@jackdaniel2457]

Because dune is a trilogy, they are waiting to see if they can stick the landing and then award it (which is kind of stupid, as dune and messiah are two different books and stories). It’s also the fact it came out so early so films that came out later in the year get recency bias, which is very common during awards season. It’s unfortunate because it was one of the best films of the year and villeneuve could get snubbed again

[@lucasglanville2880]

@@jackdaniel2457 interesting, thank you for the thoughtful reply. I wish it was more of a meritocracy…

[@CuriousCaleb]

I think it's also because most award shows often feel like like an inside joke, if you're not in on it, then it might not make as much sense. Something like the oscars wants to appear a certain way, so the success of a film doesn't always corilate with it doing well. That's just my take.

[@lucasglanville2880]

@@CuriousCaleb Oppenheimer wasn’t much of an inside joke…

[@rickyrougs]

bc it came out in march and its a part of a trilogy

[@jayess8714]

"Demi Moore didn't do much in The Substance" Bro did you even watch the movie lol

[@calvinbrownanimation4152]

I’m very glad Flow won best animated feature, hope it will do great things for Zilbalodis’s career and independent animation as a whole

[@jaymesraymond9548]

suspiciously bad takes in this

[@marielozoria]

I don’t get what you mean by Margaret qualley and demi Moore “not doing a lot” in the substance… they were doing the most

[@emilyz3932]

emilia perez isn’t even available in mexico

[@carolinemrdn3137]

I'm trying so hard to be more positive in general but I have been seething over Emilia Perez winning best comedy/musical for over 24 hours at this point

[@prettyhatemachinexoxo]

CHALLENGERS WON BEST SCORE? WOO 🥳 idc about anything else, I'm so glad it won

[@pj-ge8er]

My dude, you need to watch The Substance again 😅

[@ZlatanHu.]

This kind of negativity is really tiresome. I know it's a constant fight for clicks on yt but these rants are soooo damn boring.

[@eliputnamm]

Karsten, this is my favorite KZbin channel.

[@sksksks7533]

0:36 wait what happened at last years golden globes?

[@tyandre]

They had Jo Koy do the golden globes and he had no prep on top of the fact that his comedy isn’t geared towards celebrity culture/hollywood, so it all fell horribly flat to say the least

[@LZisONLINE]

anora got snubbed like crazy

[@mexicounbloger]

Hello Kursten! I love your content and I'm a Mexican film lover. I live in Ciudad de México where the main story of Emilia Pérez takes place. This could help bring some context on how this film has been received in our country. A lot of film enthusiasts and critics with good intentions think that the movie represents both México and France (It is just France) or at least as filmmaker Xavier Dolan wrote in an IG post: "Created a lot of opportunities for Mexican artists" when in reality the cast of the film is compressed of mostly U.S actors, or elsewhere like Gascon who is from Spain. Most of them can't speak Spanish, and it shows. And the ones who can speak Spanish didn't research the accents. Ciudad de México has its own particular set of accents, if people from the city visit other states we are pretty easy to spot, this is a crucial element that the film omits, not only the accents, but the dialogue is completely horrendous, no one here, and I do mean no one, talks like that. Actually, Mexico is the last country where this movie is premiering. After a horrible screening at the FICM (Mexico's most prestigious film festival), they completely ignored Mexican audiences and criticisms, realizing that the entire theatre was laughing at the performances. Many scenes from the movie have become memes and actually managed to go viral despite the film not being released here. The director admitted to not doing any research about the country his movie takes place in, this shows in scenes like Rita cracking a case on a Mercado, and drinking wine while doing so. First of all, it's illegal to drink on the streets in Mexico City, mercados are ambulant shops in the middle of the streets, and no lawyer works on them, in fact, no one outside of the vendors does, these are really popular and noisy places, also no Mercado I have ever been to in my 28 years since I was born here has ever sold wine. However, these are just nitpicks, bad directing, horrible, disgustingly bad research (or lack of it). Emilia Pérez's greatest sin comes from the fact that the hero of the story is dealing with a very delicate subject matter, I can't possibly describe on a KZbin comment, it will get me banned. This is completely disrespectful to the thousands and thousands of families who have lost their loved ones. I've seen plenty talk about how no foreigner should talk about this subject matter... But Dennis Villanueva did it, despite receiving some hate for doing Sicario, no one called it unprofessional (personally I think is amazing) because the team did the research. Teodora Mihai who is from Romania did it again with: "La Civil" a fantastic movie about a mother looking to find her missing daughter and risking her life in the process, it was filmed in México with a Mexican team of consultants, the result depicts Mexico's harsh reality, so truly the audiences were shocked to find out she wasn't a Mexican herself. How can something so flawed be called masterful? What details are they awarding? Because there are also plenty of goofs inside the very filmmaking itself. I hope this helps, or at least wasn't a chore to read, as it was a chore to sit through that movie :)

[@tovahblu830]

I was a little surprised Edward Norton did not win but I was also so happy for Kieran Culkin!

[@MathieuLeblanc1991]

The AI announcer and the fact no one brought up Israel at all while in past shows they were very open against wars really were the big downsides of the show.

[@montycardman2535]

Idk why I haven’t seen more people talking about the sad irony that is Sebastian Stan winning and Adam Pearson not even being invited to the Golden Globes.

[@LeagueOfJared]

if Dune doesn't sweep the Oscars, the industry is cooked

[@Glory-Compass]

I’m afraid it won’t get properly recognised at all Considering how the academy usually treats Sci-Fi films

[@giansaccount]

Damn dune 2 was forgotten

[@tovahblu830]

I’m so upset Steve Martin or Martin Short DIDNT win !

[@williamhummel2994]

honestly out of all the things i was left with thinking about after the substance, the number 1 thing was demi’s performance. so im very happy that she won. I don’t know what anyone saw in Mikey in Anora. i feel like anyone could’ve played that role. she didn’t wow me at all i just thought it was a normal performance

[@adam50178]

Been waiting for this since the tweets

[@gabrielateixeira3636]

everyone PLEASE go watch I'm still here and understand the power of Fernanda Torres!!!!!!

[@marcjohnson3553]

Nice Kallax, really ties the room together.

[@jamezday]

The same reason we have to sit in an office, make people feel "special"

[@gamenetplay5416]

FERNANDA TORRES, BRASIL CARALHOOO

[@getmario64]

9:53 Fans of “The Wild Robot” will be angry or snub disclaimers that they didn't want “Flow” to this animated award. If the Oscars will pick this one since winning “The Boy and the Herron” and disclaimed against “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” is not winning, it will be commenting insane this year so it's a tough challenge. It is “SUDDEN PICK DEATH” between Flow and The Wild Robot at the Oscars. Don't blame that kitty against the kind mother robot. Also Moana 2, please. Not a good follow-up and it cheats on not making it into a Disney+ series.

[@FlyingFocs]

I mean, as someone who adored Wild Robot, I fully agree Flow taking it was a better choice. I also see (and hope) that going over better than the Spider-Verse and Boy and the Heron, if only because Wild Robot doesn’t have die hard comic fans backing it

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

[@notsh0ez]

Are you going to review the Letterboxd Year in Review?

[@chateaulobby]

when kieran culkin won best supporting actor jeremy strong was probably like atta boy! although he was nominated too lol

[@Ale-r9t]

Demi Moore deserved it more than anyone. Her performance was amazing.

[@JayseabeeSTL]

I know you don’t watch much TV, but I can’t recommend Shōgun enough. Each episode is like a mini-movie. The acting, the writing, the production value, all some of the best I’ve ever seen on TV.

[@K.alexsadler]

Demi would be a cool win. Natalie Portman won her Oscar for Black Swan

[@Joe_Tucker]

Hola, soy una cuenta de México, me encanta este canal, y estoy de acuerdo con el hecho de que no le agrade que Emilia Perez haya arrasado, es una película que no retrata de ninguna manera a mi pais de origen, es una burla que una película que se basa en Mexico no sea tratada de manera correcta, y no lo digo en plan de que suene como "el ser extranjero no te da derecho de hacer una película de México porque no eres mexicano", hombre, tuvimos a Luis Buñuel que hizo "Los olvidados" o "El angel exterminador" que son grandes peliculas sin ser totalmente mexicanas y teniendo actores mexicanos reales cuando Luis Buñuel no es mexicano, o también Denis Villeneuve hizo su película "Sicario" sin actores mexicanos pero con un buen entendimiento de la situacion en Mexico, es triste ver como retrata este director francés la situación de mi país de origen, si tienes oportunidad de ver esa película no la vean, y si la ven sepan que no tiene nada que ver con México