January 6, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, BrazilHorn said: Gervais saying “kill me” after long, droning duo of Phoenix and Zellweger was greatness Was waiting for her to say "alright, alright, alright".
January 6, 20205 yr My wife had this on and I was tuning in and out at the beginning but after Gervais went off, it kept my attention. Was fantastic. If any group of people needed to be taken down a peg it would be Hollywood.
January 6, 20205 yr I guess I will have to go see 1917. Wasn't planning on it, but need to check it out before I can bitch about it winning lol.
January 6, 20205 yr 26 minutes ago, huge said: 1917 was 9-1 odds Mendes was 16-1 Huge upsets. really? what was the favorite? i was expecting 1917.
January 6, 20205 yr I know Arquette isn't what she used to be but goddamn there's a lot going on in this pic:
January 6, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, smuggs said: I know Arquette isn't what she used to be but goddamn there's a lot going on in this pic: Bringing the Would.
January 6, 20205 yr That opening monologue, holy shit. They showed Tim Cook’s face right before the sweat shop comment. I wonder what he looked like after the comment. By the looks of the audience, he was making a lot of people uncomfortable.
January 6, 20205 yr 30 minutes ago, XYZ said: That opening monologue, holy shit. They showed Tim Cook’s face right before the sweat shop comment. I wonder what he looked like after the comment. By the looks of the audience, he was making a lot of people uncomfortable. the truth has that effect sometimes
January 7, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, XYZ said: That opening monologue, holy shit. They showed Tim Cook’s face right before the sweat shop comment. I wonder what he looked like after the comment. By the looks of the audience, he was making a lot of people uncomfortable. It hurts when a “Hollywood” type puts other Hollywood types in their place with no quarter.
January 7, 20205 yr just watched the monologue on youtube...holy hell my face hurts. that shit was funny.
January 7, 20205 yr 21 hours ago, XYZ said: That opening monologue, holy shit. They showed Tim Cook’s face right before the sweat shop comment. I wonder what he looked like after the comment. By the looks of the audience, he was making a lot of people uncomfortable. From here on out the word "triggered" can now be replaced with this photo...
January 7, 20205 yr Apparently the only person in room with a comedic sense of humor was Ray Romano. He was laughing his ass off.
January 7, 20205 yr ^^^^ maybe he was one of the few people in the audience with a clean conscience. Great stuff.
January 7, 20205 yr On 1/5/2020 at 9:37 PM, troph said: why did Jennifer Anniston almost tear up when reading Russell Crowe's speach for winning? Because actors are better than humans. They have emotions that we can’t possibly comprehend.
January 7, 20205 yr i wish some presenter (or a winner that didn't attend) would have the balls to take out a piece of paper and say, "so, russell crowe couldn't be here tonight, he's home in australia helping to deal with the horrible fires, but he wanted to say thank you, and happy to be nominated, what an honor, blah blah, stuff like that, and also something political, if you want to get into climate change, reproductive rights, remembering to vote, something about trump, you know, whatever you feel comfortable with, dealer's choice, just read the room and go with it. also thanks to my mom." if it was aniston, she would have to say to the room, "i swear to god that's exactly what's on this card they gave me."
January 7, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, Jerry Callo said: Apparently the only person in room with a comedic sense of humor was Ray Romano. He was laughing his ass off. I'm thinking Ray may actually not be a pathetic hypocrite. Most of those others? Not so much. You could cut the butthurt with a knife. Talk about truth to power.
January 7, 20205 yr 26 minutes ago, Cajun said: I'm thinking Ray may actually not be a pathetic hypocrite. Most of those others? Not so much. You could cut the butthurt with a knife. Talk about truth to power. Good observation. However, that same room will be dictating a large part of the primary process in a few months. /noCR
January 7, 20205 yr 19 minutes ago, Reynolds Woodcock said: Damn, rent free. Nice of y’all to line their pockets nonetheless. What's it like not watching anything put out by Hollywood? Do tell.
January 8, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, Reynolds Woodcock said: Damn, rent free. Nice of y’all to line their pockets nonetheless. Other than hookers and blow I havent paid for entertainment in a decade.
January 8, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, Cajun said: I'm thinking Ray may actually not be a pathetic hypocrite. Everybody loves him
January 8, 20205 yr I think several others were laughing just some more uncomfortably than others. Pitt seemed to have a laugh. I am speaking just of the monologue, as I did not watch anything but that, on Youtube.
January 9, 20205 yr On 1/7/2020 at 2:47 PM, Jerry Callo said: Apparently the only person in room with a comedic sense of humor was Ray Romano. He was laughing his ass off. Ha! That's so funny you brought that up. I pointed that out to the wife (no pics) the other night when we were watching. Everyone kind of looked uncomfortable, there's our man Ray, just laughing his ass off. Loved it.
January 9, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, oSuJeff97 said: Ha! That's so funny you brought that up. I pointed that out to the wife (no pics) the other night when we were watching. Everyone kind of looked uncomfortable, there's our man Ray, just laughing his ass off. Loved it. Could be because he's a comedian and comedians usually understand that it's just jokes and bits and it shouldn't be taken too seriously.
January 9, 20205 yr all these scathing jokes Over the years and never one about Scientology. Always found that strange.
January 9, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, BERT said: Could be because he's a comedian and comedians usually understand that it's just jokes and bits and it shouldn't be taken too seriously. You could almost say he has a comedic sense of humor.
January 9, 20205 yr i rewatched the tom hanks montage, and a few things stood out. 1. no joe vs the volcano. that's a crime. 2. no charlie wilson's war. i love that movie. 3. only a quick shot of road to perdition, which is awesome, and mendes won an award that night, so it's relevant too. also i was thinking through his great roles, and how often he's played a character whose name is in the title. the titular role, as it were. does anyone have more? turner and hooch joe vs the volcano forrest gump charlie wilson's war larry crowne (never seen it) captain phillips sully who can beat 7? sidenote - nothing in common is underrated.
January 9, 20205 yr 7 minutes ago, henrygandorf said: i rewatched the tom hanks montage, and a few things stood out. 1. no joe vs the volcano. that's a crime. 2. no charlie wilson's war. i love that movie. 3. only a quick shot of road to perdition, which is awesome, and mendes won an award that night, so it's relevant too. also i was thinking through his great roles, and how often he's played a character whose name is in the title. the titular role, as it were. does anyone have more? turner and hooch joe vs the volcano forrest gump charlie wilson's war larry crowne (never seen it) captain phillips sully who can beat 7? sidenote - nothing in common is underrated. Elvis Has Left the Building The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special A Man Called Ove (announced)
January 9, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Biff Tannen said: Elvis Has Left the Building - he doesn't play elvis The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special - this is a short A Man Called Ove (announced) - doesn't count yet
January 9, 20205 yr 52 minutes ago, henrygandorf said: sidenote - nothing in common is underrated. Nothing in Common is outstanding.
January 10, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, Lobo said: all these scathing jokes Over the years and never one about Scientology. Always found that strange. surely there have been jokes. I can’t place any off the top of my head. but surely there have been jokes.
January 10, 20205 yr Author 5 hours ago, henrygandorf said: i rewatched the tom hanks montage, and a few things stood out. 1. no joe vs the volcano. that's a crime. 2. no charlie wilson's war. i love that movie. 3. only a quick shot of road to perdition, which is awesome, and mendes won an award that night, so it's relevant too. also i was thinking through his great roles, and how often he's played a character whose name is in the title. the titular role, as it were. does anyone have more? turner and hooch joe vs the volcano forrest gump charlie wilson's war larry crowne (never seen it) captain phillips sully who can beat 7? sidenote - nothing in common is underrated. What an odd observation.... Denzel? The Mighty Quinn Malcolm X The Hurricane John Q The Book of Eli Roman J Esquire MacBeth He directed Antwone Fisher, but the role is played by Derek Luke. MacBeth hasn't been released yet and The Hurricane was his nickname or trade name. He was in a TV movie called The George McKenna Story named where he plays the title character. I don't know who else but I'm thinking maybe Pacino? He went through a biography phase with stuff like Paterno and Danny Collins and Phil Spector and Dr Kevorkian. EDIT: Fuck, forgot the obvious.... Stallone. He wins by a mile if you consider sequels. All the Rocky's. All the Rambo's. Tango and Cash. Cobra. Judge Dredd. Get Carter. Edited January 10, 20205 yr by Patrick Bateman
January 10, 20205 yr 7 hours ago, Lobo said: all these scathing jokes Over the years and never one about Scientology. Always found that strange. From Gervais? He had one a few years ago when he hosted that went something like, "Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor...two heterosexual actors pretending to be gay [in I Love You Phillip Morris]. So basically the exact opposite of two famous Scientologists in town." Plus, his overall stance on religions is pretty well-known.
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