In this Episode, I'll be talking about The Oscars, are they till relevant? Aside from dropping ratings, the oscars have alway had some form of controversy. Are the appropriate films actually honored? Is it just political? Why should we value what the academy deems as award worthy? We will discuss all this and more!
Welcome to MBW LIVE! The Movie Explorer!
Chapters:
00:00 - Live Intro
01:07 - Oscars Win Speech Parody
03:11 - Are the Oscars Still Relevant?
14:50 - The Problem With The Academy Awards
27:56 - BEST Oscar Speech Ever
29:38 - Politics Have Been Involved In The Past
31:12 - Timothee Chalamet, Caring About Your Craft Has Real Benefits
36:11 - Joaquin Phoenix Doesn't Like Cows
38:49 - Not as Bad as it Could Have Been
42:15 - More Oscars Politics
51:30 - No Other Land Wins Best Doc, The Unsolvable Conflict
1:03:14 - Kieran Culkin Loves Family
1:04:30 - Zoe Saldaña Gives a non isolating speech about Immigrants
1:09:20 - Adrien Brody Won and Gave a Long Speech
1:10:32 - Anora Won Best Picture, Fine Speech
1:13:00 - There's Still Time To Save The Oscars
1:19:20 - In Closing
1:21:34 - Live Outro
Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio
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