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They have a new member of the Board of Directors: COBI; that is, Chief of Bad Ideas. This person is really working overtime and delivering!

Chapter closed, thank heavens! No further comments needed.

Cruz's performance was the best, most nuanced, subtle performance by an actress. The winner, much as I like her, delivered a caricature of a caricature, a much easier thing to do. Even before the slap, Smith would not have been my choice for best actor. Cumberbatch, Garfield or even Washington...

I don't think so. Reba looks good; Dolly looks...well, not young, but strange.

I have not been able to find the short documentary When We Were Bullies. Can anybody guide me to a streaming platform where I might be able to view it? Thanks. This and Cyrano are the only films with nominations that I've yet to see, and I refuse to rent Cyrano for $19.99.

I had COVID (yes, really), but since it was asymptomatic, I guess it was tasteless as well... I haven't watched the show yet, btw.

That shows you how interested I am in popular.:D I actually bought the 4K stream to watch, just not it time for the Oscars.

I've seen ALL the movies nominated in ALL categories except for Cyrano, Spider-Man, When We Were Bullies, and Writing with Fire. The last one will play PBS tomorrow night.

@JoeStemme I've just seen Parallel Mothers. My two favorite performances are now Stewart and Cruz. All others fall by the wayside.

@JoeStemme We both agree on Spencer! Stewart's performance is riveting. Alas, I've yet to see Cruz's film.

I quite agree with your rankings, at least the first 3 in that order. And I don't understand how some of the titles wound up on that list of nominees anyhow.

I keep saying, CODA is this year's Green Book. Both are good films; just not extraordinary films. And yes, I liked both quite a lot. I just don't think they are "best film" material.

I agree with your first three in that order. I think CODA is this year's Green Book; it hits all the right buttons.

It's called The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Why shouldn't all aspects of Arts and Sciences not be included?

Not to be missed! If you don't have access to Hulu, do yourself a favor and catch it on ABC.

The person who came up with this idea. Throw him/her/it/they under the bus.

The "Hollywood Elites" who nominate the movies are comprised of the working stiffs who belong to the guilds. Some may earn more money than others, but all of them are working people in the industry.