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Post by sostie on Jan 24, 2019 0:28:46 GMT
This is the first comic book oscar movie for best picture
And it's worth it, just for the hilarious, badly written, non relevant, pissy, petty, cry baby responses you are giving since the announcement. I didn't really care if it won or not...I do now. Can't wait for that resulting meltdown if it happens.
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Post by taylorfirst1 on Jan 24, 2019 18:17:16 GMT
yep.
I find it strange how non mcu fans we seem more intellectual when it comes to films
notice we can talk about film, writing, acting directing, cgi.
mcu fans cant. strange.
They dont know or care about film craft. All they want is to see is their favourite characters on the big screen wearing capes, making jokes and punching others. Anything else is un-important. Insulting fandoms is against the rules you two.
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Post by Lord Death Man on Jan 24, 2019 19:38:38 GMT
They dont know or care about film craft. All they want is to see is their favourite characters on the big screen wearing capes, making jokes and punching others. Anything else is un-important. Insulting fandoms is against the rules you two. LOL! Is anyone on this board a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Has anyone here made or been involved in the making of a major motion picture? Is anyone here credentialled in cinematic analysis or critique? The biggest trick the Oscars or any other significant awards ceremony ever perpetrated is making members of the public feel like they have a say in the nomination process and selection of the winner. We don't and, likely never will. The Oscars are peer-to-peer awards. That means that one professional nominates and gives the prize to another. If you think there's a problem with how or why they've made a decision, don't watch or validate the ceremony. No one is looking for your opinion in a message board post, YouTube video or internet meme unless you are qualified to give it. The very actors, filmmakers and industry executives who, in some cases, are being praised here are the ones who voted for the current slate of nominations. Take your issues up with Mr. Bale and Mr. Nolan.
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Post by taylorfirst1 on Jan 24, 2019 19:49:36 GMT
Insulting fandoms is against the rules you two. LOL! Is anyone on this board a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Has anyone here made or been involved in the making of a major motion picture? Is anyone here credentialled in cinematic analysis or critique? The biggest trick the Oscars or any other significant awards ceremony ever perpetrated is making members of the public feel like they have a say in the nomination process and selection of the winner. We don't and, likely never will. The Oscars are peer-to-peer awards. That means that one professional nominates and gives the prize to another. If you think there's a problem with how or why they've made a decision, don't watch or validate the ceremony. No one is looking for your opinion in a message board post, YouTube video or internet meme unless you are qualified to give it. The very actors, filmmakers and industry executives who, in some cases, are being praised here are the ones who voted for the current slate of nominations. Take your issues up with Mr. Bale and Mr. Nolan. I assume that was directed at Charzino and or summers8?
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Post by Lord Death Man on Jan 24, 2019 19:52:13 GMT
LOL! Is anyone on this board a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Has anyone here made or been involved in the making of a major motion picture? Is anyone here credentialled in cinematic analysis or critique? The biggest trick the Oscars or any other significant awards ceremony ever perpetrated is making members of the public feel like they have a say in the nomination process and selection of the winner. We don't and, likely never will. The Oscars are peer-to-peer awards. That means that one professional nominates and gives the prize to another. If you think there's a problem with how or why they've made a decision, don't watch or validate the ceremony. No one is looking for your opinion in a message board post, YouTube video or internet meme unless you are qualified to give it. The very actors, filmmakers and industry executives who, in some cases, are being praised here are the ones who voted for the current slate of nominations. Take your issues up with Mr. Bale and Mr. Nolan. I assume that was directed at Charzino and or summers8? taylorfirst1 - singling out a specific member or members would be against the rules. My notes were a general advisory. I inadvertently replied to your message - sincere apologies.
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Post by charzhino on Jan 24, 2019 20:34:41 GMT
Insulting fandoms is against the rules you two. LOL! Is anyone on this board a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Has anyone here made or been involved in the making of a major motion picture? Is anyone here credentialled in cinematic analysis or critique? The biggest trick the Oscars or any other significant awards ceremony ever perpetrated is making members of the public feel like they have a say in the nomination process and selection of the winner. We don't and, likely never will. The Oscars are peer-to-peer awards. That means that one professional nominates and gives the prize to another. If you think there's a problem with how or why they've made a decision, don't watch or validate the ceremony. No one is looking for your opinion in a message board post, YouTube video or internet meme unless you are qualified to give it. The very actors, filmmakers and industry executives who, in some cases, are being praised here are the ones who voted for the current slate of nominations. Take your issues up with Mr. Bale and Mr. Nolan. Trying to shut down the topic again. Nice try but fail. Oscars are a public televised event, that draws in general audiences for discussion and reaction. I or no one else needs to be a academy member to criticise the movies they pick.
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Post by Primemovermithrax Pejorative on Jan 24, 2019 20:38:40 GMT
It's not the first comic book movie Oscar nom for best picture. The comic book for Star Wars came out before the movie.
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Post by Lord Death Man on Jan 24, 2019 20:51:42 GMT
LOL! Is anyone on this board a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Has anyone here made or been involved in the making of a major motion picture? Is anyone here credentialled in cinematic analysis or critique? The biggest trick the Oscars or any other significant awards ceremony ever perpetrated is making members of the public feel like they have a say in the nomination process and selection of the winner. We don't and, likely never will. The Oscars are peer-to-peer awards. That means that one professional nominates and gives the prize to another. If you think there's a problem with how or why they've made a decision, don't watch or validate the ceremony. No one is looking for your opinion in a message board post, YouTube video or internet meme unless you are qualified to give it. The very actors, filmmakers and industry executives who, in some cases, are being praised here are the ones who voted for the current slate of nominations. Take your issues up with Mr. Bale and Mr. Nolan. Trying to shut down the topic again. Nice try but fail. Oscars are a public televised event, that draws in general audiences for discussion and reaction. I or no one else needs to be a academy member to criticise the movies they pick. LOL, "discussion and reaction." Try ratings and ad revenue, my friend. Look, all I'm saying is, if you have a problem with the nominations, take it up with the people who voted for them. Don't take out your frustrations on people who happen to agree with the academy members. That's counterintuitive to your beautiful struggle for change. Hee hee hee...
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Jan 24, 2019 20:55:18 GMT
Oh trust me I'm enjoying this.
This is the best thing to happen at the Oscars since the #Oscarssowhite.
I'm enjoying the meltdown.
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Post by blockbusted on May 7, 2019 0:06:53 GMT
Hey look on the bright side, at least it wasn't nominated for Best VFX. I love the movie, but the VFX were inconsistent. The only real bad effects were the rhinos and the last fight scene. Everything else was alright. And having seen 'Black Panther' on Blu-ray again, I honestly don't think those CGIs are as bad as some people are making out to be. Sure, they kind of look dodgy compared to rest of the film, but honestly, they aren't hugely distracting. If anything, the director might've fell into a trap of crazy fanboyism, which, in this case, seems to be related to bringing Wakanda to big screen.
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Post by justanaveragejoe on May 7, 2019 2:01:30 GMT
Hey look on the bright side, at least it wasn't nominated for Best VFX. I love the movie, but the VFX were inconsistent. The only real bad effects were the rhinos and the last fight scene. Everything else was alright. And having seen 'Black Panther' on Blu-ray again, I honestly don't think those CGIs are as bad as some people are making out to be. Sure, they kind of look dodgy compared to rest of the film, but honestly, they aren't hugely distracting. If anything, the director might've fell into a trap of crazy fanboyism, which, in this case, seems to be related to bringing Wakanda to big screen. Exactly! The look of Wakanda was excellent though, thanks to the mix of CGI and real set designs.
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Post by blockbusted on May 7, 2019 4:21:56 GMT
And having seen 'Black Panther' on Blu-ray again, I honestly don't think those CGIs are as bad as some people are making out to be. Sure, they kind of look dodgy compared to rest of the film, but honestly, they aren't hugely distracting. If anything, the director might've fell into a trap of crazy fanboyism, which, in this case, seems to be related to bringing Wakanda to big screen. Exactly! The look of Wakanda was excellent though, thanks to the mix of CGI and real set designs. Yeah, remember that thread of mine about crazy fanboyism? I think Ryan Coogler fell into that trap while bringing Wakanda to big screen and spending most of $200 million budget in doing so.
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