Oprah's Globe Speech Deserved Its OWN Award (And So Did Natalie Portman) | David Levitz

[@TheBrianKarl]

the "p.s." in your little one-second blurb has me ROLLING

[@chrisayala4862]

Your hair is looking perfectly quaffed these days. Your diction is always on point by the way.

[@matjuud]

the woman from 50 shades has done a movie with the director and is in his next film as well so thats probably why she presented cmbyn

[@arthurtaylor725]

I really would like to see that Greatest Showman critique. I heard that it was supposed to be based on P.T. Barnum's life, but they didn't actually examine who he was as a person because he wasn't great. I don't know, I think a movie musical about who he actually was would have been so much more interesting than whatever the final product turned out to be.

[@beckyginger3432]

Ahhh I have chronic migraine - I never stop wearing sunglasses, at night, in the club and in the rain. Literally alone in my house in the dark.

[@r0bbiejaym3s]

3 Billboards was amaze

[@chrisayala4862]

Voicing your thoughts on T.G.S. in a separate video would be very insightful to hear.

[@NateTurdTheThird]

I like it all except for the losses that Call Me By Your Name took.

[@Octobris]

I'm sorry, this doesn't concern the topic of this video but... how does your hair do THAT? I love it ;3

[@oceanusun]

Mariah my god!!! she was ufff!! gorgeous!!! : O she was glowing oh my god..

[@OLDS98]

I watched. There were some powerful statements made vocal and otherwise. The conversation is just beginning. It does not stop there. You pointed out some interesting things from the show as well. Oprah used the platform.

[@starpasta]

So great to see you in your first video of the new year! I watched a small portion of the red carpet for the Golden Globes-I got to see Natalie Portman and America Ferrera speak. That was awesome. I didn't watch the actual awards, but I watched Oprah's speech right before I watched your video. OMG. THAT SPEECH WAS FUCKING AMAZING. I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT. I would LOVE for you to make a video on The Greatest Showman. I know you'd be focusing on the musical theater aspects of it, but maybe you could also include that PT Barnum was an awful racist person who cheated people? I totally understand if you don't feel qualified to talk about that, but I'm hoping someone will.

[@mstrpig123]

Oprah had a show with the biggest viewing audience in history. She knew what was going on with Weinstein, people had been shouting about it for decades- Barbara Walters on "The View" shut down actor Corey Feldman when he spoke out about sex abuse in Hollywood (try telling me she didnt know about THAT!). She could have exposed Harvey Weinstein on her show hundreds of times and Weinstein and his sexual abuse would have been over instantly. She could have INVENTED the "Me Too" movement. She chose not to. For her to accept accolades in this revolting, narcissistic self-adoration ceremony is yet another example what vermin the Left are.

[@cvsken]

Seconds after Oprah delivers an eloquent moving speech which included the term "good men" who will support the cause, Natalie Portman walks out with respected director Ron Howard and delivers a snarky comment regarding the men nominated for best director. And you think this was okay? Great even? These nominations were not delivered by some committee of conspirators, but chosen by a democratic process through the HFPA. So for Ms. Portman to walk out and publicly humiliate the five men who received enough votes to earn a nomination was rude and disrespectful. I am in full support of the #MeToo movement, but women also need to realize not ALL men act that way. Ms. Portman did nothing to advance the #MeToo movement by disrespecting the men directors. I saw the movie "Lady Bird" and agree the female director should have received a nomination, but clearly she did not receive an adequate amount of votes. I do not think Ms. Portman's comments were necessary and indeed, there was nothing heroic or brave about them.

[@circlenostar]

Lol who do you think is voting for these nominations?

[@ryanlewis9381]

YUS

[@spadrine]

I'm starting to like your videos again and I would love it if you would review/comment on LGTB movies. It's hard to know which ones to watch.