Oscars 2025

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Looks like Gascon well and truly flew too close to the sun - netflix is fucking pissed. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at the meetings at the oscars' academy, bet those 13 nominations aren't feeling too good now.
The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the film's embattled best actress Oscar nominee Karla Sofía Gascon will no longer be coming to the U.S. for any of this week's many awards activities.
Tensions are said to be high between Gascón and the streamer, which has invested millions in the film’s awards push. It was flourishing as recently as Jan. 23, when the film received a field-leading 13 Oscar nominations, just one shy of the all-time record. But now, at the most inopportune moment, it is on life support thanks to the Gascón revelations.

The two parties are now said to be communicating only through Gascón’s agent, Jeremy Barber of UTA. And it is my understanding that there is no great interest on the part of Netflix to provide the usual courtesies afforded by a studio to an Oscar contender, such as transportation and accommodations, to facilitate her attendance at the remaining award season gatherings.

The streamer is not the only party interested in distancing itself from Gascón. THR has learned that others who were to have attended some of the aforementioned events alongside the actress, such as the Santa Barbara Film Festival event, had indicated that they might have to cancel their participation if she did not cancel hers, out of concern that things could get very uncomfortable with her there.
Gascón has already been removed from email-blasts and ad-reads promoting the film for awards. It takes longer to adjust outdoor advertising, but some billboards that now feature images of Gascón will soon highlight other cast members in addition to her or exclusively.
 
Looks like Gascon well and truly flew too close to the sun - netflix is fucking pissed. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at the meetings at the oscars' academy, bet those 13 nominations aren't feeling too good now.
The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the film's embattled best actress Oscar nominee Karla Sofía Gascon will no longer be coming to the U.S. for any of this week's many awards activities.
It’s going to be interesting if he shows up for the Oscars. I wonder if they’ll revoke his invitation. Acting nominees usually get gratis tickets regardless of their movie or studio, that’s how people who are the only nominee for their movie get to attend.
 
It’s going to be interesting if he shows up for the Oscars. I wonder if they’ll revoke his invitation. Acting nominees usually get gratis tickets regardless of their movie or studio, that’s how people who are the only nominee for their movie get to attend.
Do you really think a narcissist will pass the chance of being the center of attention? No way lol.

But I'm somewhat sad for Emilia flopping so hard like that. Now the chances of that communist propaganda piece of shit I'm Still Here has a solid chance of winning best foreigner film.
 
I have never seen any potential best picture winners have this much crazy shit with it, especially since it is a genuinely bad movie on the level of The Room but worse.
too bad it came out too early. it would be much more hilarious if it came out after it swept the oscars, including best actress, so the academy has to choke on their wokeshit
 
Oscars had some thing they called "The Fab Five" where they trotted out five best (supporting) actor/actress winners to talk about how fucking great *insert nominee here* is, so last year Ben Kingsley was talking about how great Cilian Murphy was, for instance. Well to the surprise of literally no one, that format has been cancelled this year and they're just going to have someone talk, roll footage, and then read out the winner like they did other years. Even before the tweets came out and Gascon became a persona non grata, imagine the poor woman that would have had to go and talk about how great he was with such a bold performance or whatever.
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And with this, it's even further evidence that he's not winning, if they don't even have the confidence to scrape up some praise for the performance in the movie and just ignore the tweets and shit. Congrats on handing Demi Moore the Best Actress award.
 
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Looks like Gascon well and truly flew too close to the sun
Carlitos did an unauthorized pity party interview on CNN en Español and further damaged his career with the unhinged things he said while snorting back his mucus and tears. It was pure schadenfreude. He never was a big name in Spain or Mexico, only having bit roles in movies and television. Ironically, in one movie he plays a guy who lands in jail that is about to be raped by his cellmates. Dude trooned out due to narcissism and thought it'd help his career.
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Carlos’s director, Frenchman Hackque Audiard has thrown him under the bus.
AUDIARD: I haven’t spoken to her, and I don’t want to. She is in a self-destructive approach that I can’t interfere in, and I really don’t understand why she’s continuing. Why is she harming herself? Why? I don’t understand it, and what I don’t understand about this too is why she’s harming people who were very close to her. I’m thinking in this thing of how hurting others, of how she’s hurting the crew and all these people who worked so incredibly hard on this film. I’m thinking of myself, I’m thinking of Zoe [Saldaña] and Selena [Gomez]. I just don’t understand why she’s continuing to harm us. I’m not getting in touch with her because right now she needs space to reflect and take accountability for her actions.
Thrown under the bus is putting it mildly lmao, he's running for the hills. Unsurprisingly he's also completely delusional about criticism of his film now that people outside of the film festival circlejerk found out about Emilia Perez.
DEADLINE: Because the film is playing theatrically in most international territories, you have done press in many countries like South America. What reaction have you gotten from the journalists who watched the film and interviewed you, and has it changed as the result of the Karla controversy?
AUDIARD:
The reactions have changed. The reactions now are not the reactions that we were having earlier. As you’re very right to point out, I’ve been working on promoting this film for a long time, since before Cannes, and the reactions that we’re seeing now did not exist then and did not exist for a long time. I think the reactions around Mexico really changed around the Golden Globes, and now I can’t not mention important facts like the fact that we’ve had many European prizes, aside from the Golden Globes. There has been this curious change in the recognition that we’ve gotten from the profession, the public, and then the social networks.
DEADLINE: Can you be specific about how the reactions changed?
AUDIARD:
Well, the reactions have changed in that initially we had a lot of favorable reactions, people who were curious to see the film, people who were very happy to have seen the film. And then at a certain point, the film started to get criticized a lot, condemned by people who may very well not have seen the film. I have to mention that I don’t see reviews very much, but I’ve heard that some reviews have things about the film that are simply not true. Generally, I’m attacked on the question of realism, but I honestly have to say I’ve never been treated this way before.
 
Emilia Perez is more amusing when you remember A Fantastic Woman, a Chilean movie about a trans woman dealing with trans woman things that had tacked on musical segments and gave awards to its lead for a very restrained performance on virtue of being a trans woman. That movie also had weird moments that didn't obey reality and journos glazed it for them.

A Fantastic Woman is ass but it looks worthy of its Oscar compared to Emilia Perez.
 
I have never seen a bigger douchebag in the film industry before, this French cuck takes the cake. I firmly believe he's a sociopath.

Take a look at his filmography, it's all films about immigrants. He sees poor people the same way David Attenborough sees animals. He likes to look at these people at a distance, only behind his camera. It is something to observe and be fascinated by. His movies are not stories about humans but about lesser beings, barely evolved animals with inferior genetics to those of the superior white race.

He was enjoying all of the good press he was having in Europe, But now he is taking issue when those damn dirty apes in Latin America are starting to shit on his freakshow of a film. This motherfucker is the classic example of a limousine liberal. it's almost a caricature.
 
French Director makes a movie about Mexico with actors who speak shitty spanish, outright says he doesn't need to do research about Mexico, outright refused to hire any Mexican actors outside of one for a bit part, and the movie is about the cartel where the cartel boss is romanticized as though Mexicans love the cartel along with tackling Mexican political issues with as much insight as a blind man being an eyewitness.
 
French Director makes a movie about Mexico with actors who speak shitty spanish, outright says he doesn't need to do research about Mexico, outright refused to hire any Mexican actors outside of one for a bit part, and the movie is about the cartel where the cartel boss is romanticized as though Mexicans love the cartel along with tackling Mexican political issues with as much insight as a blind man being an eyewitness.
That's a shame since one of the biggest events in Mexico's history is being invaded and occupied by France.
 
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So Karla now set up an interview where they're blubbering about how they aren't racist, and uh

>Fabricated

THEY WERE TWEETS YOU MADE WITHIN THE PAST 5 YEARS YOU DUMB BITCH

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Spaniards are notorious for being racist despite drinking the EU'sKool aid.
French Director makes a movie about Mexico with actors who speak shitty spanish, outright says he doesn't need to do research about Mexico, outright refused to hire any Mexican actors outside of one for a bit part, and the movie is about the cartel where the cartel boss is romanticized as though Mexicans love the cartel along with tackling Mexican political issues with as much insight as a blind man being an eyewitness.
There's no such thing as Mexicans, they've just devolved into 2 classes of people 1. Europeans who live in Mexico, and whose ancestors gained gradually control and wealth or 2. Ugly shot skins, who live in abject poverty and collect ICE deportations. The problem I have is cartel members aren't doing shit like this. To them even homosexual behavior is punishable by death. He could have been a bullfighter and the film could have taken place in EU instead of glorifying savages. Plenty of Spanish and European films have one Oscars.
 
If she, or the movie, doesn't win, this year's Oscars is meaningless to me.
It got a literal tranny pope and a bunch of goys getting killed by a cultural enricher but the woke tranny candidate still gets elected because "if you kill your enemies they win", its a movie engineered to offend christians who will predictably do nothing if it wins.

Make it about muslims and everyone involved will be beheaded.

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So Emilia Perez won three awards at the Critics Choice Awards (three awards too many I'd say) for: Best Supporting Actress (Zoe Saldana), Best Foreign Picture, and Best Song ("OH CORRUPTION IS BAD EXCEPT FOR MY CARTEL BOSS WHO IS CORRUPT TOO")

This probably is going to be how it goes for the Oscars unless they go crazier in giving it every award.
 
The worst part is that the troon didn't say anything that is wrong.

He said that Islam is a dangerous ideology for LGBTs, which is true

And that Spain never colonized Latin America.

The latter is the historial consensus among serious historians who aren't caught up with woke bullshit and the other one, we know it's true.
 
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