Seeing Ke Huy Quan win made me happy at the beginning, but good goddamn, EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE SWEEPS WITH 7 OSCARS INCLUDING BEST PIC!!!
Edit: The BRENNAISSANCE is IN BLOOM
You are viewing a single thread.
View all comments It’s a fun film with insanely strong performances across the entire cast. Does it deserve to be hailed as a modern classic? Probably not, but compared to your average year’s Best picture winner (Coda, Green Book, Hurt Locker, fucking KING’S SPEECH) it’s goddamn Citizen Kane in my eyes
Outside of the subplot with the fishing community struggling, CODA was just straight up not a good movie. I’m still amazed it won but it was kind of a weak year anyway.
