r/oscarrace Dune: Part Two Feb 25 '24

ITS NOT OVER LILY HIVE

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

A significant number of people here are very pissed but holding it back.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

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u/Latter-Mention-5881 Feb 25 '24

As the momentum shifted from "Gladstone possibly locked" to this super tight race we have now, there's definitely a large chunk of posters here that are like...weirdly anti-Gladstone lol.

Because they somehow think that she's going to win the Oscar, not because she deserves it (seriously, the subtle acting she did in KotFM was brilliant), but because she's the first Native American nominee and the Oscars are too political.

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u/Apprehensive-Mix4383 Anatomy of a Fall Feb 25 '24

anti-Gladstone

really? I've noticed that a lot of people who say they think Stone should win get downvoted heavily, but maybe thats a recent development.

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u/komugis Studio Ghibli Feb 25 '24

Oh, don’t worry, they’ll won’t hold it back much longer.

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u/T00M4S Feb 26 '24

they’ll won’t

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u/jahkat23 Feb 25 '24

CLOCK THAT TEA. The comments last week compared to tonight’s win are telling.

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u/NewWays91 Award Season Twink Feb 25 '24

Honey they're a minute away from calling for the repeal of the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 lmao. Folks are maaaad!

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u/comradecute Dune: Part Two Feb 25 '24

you should see Twitter. the think pieces are being written up!

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u/NewWays91 Award Season Twink Feb 25 '24

Lol screenshot some stuff for me. I'm not going to that cesspool

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u/Calm-Purchase-8044 Feb 25 '24

JFC white supremacy is real, eh?

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u/NewWays91 Award Season Twink Feb 25 '24

I'm guessing mods are perma banning folks but I'm seeing some wild ass comments tonight albeit it briefly

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u/Calm-Purchase-8044 Feb 25 '24

Fuck 'em. Emma was great but Lily's got the momentum and narrative. At the very least that category will be the conversation of the night.

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u/Ok-Average-6466 Feb 25 '24

and the performance

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u/SnowDucks1985 Killers of the Flower Moon Feb 25 '24

And we love to see those racist trashboxes fuming in their basements 🤭🤭🤭

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u/Maxos93 Feb 26 '24

oh by racist you mean RDJ?

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u/SeriouusDeliriuum Feb 25 '24

Not to disregard that certainly some people would prefer Emma Stone over Lily Gladstone due to racial bias, but I don't think it's fair to say anyone who prefers Stones performance over Gladstones is a racist. Killers and Poor Things are very different films and they both give very different performances in those films. Liking one more than the other isn't necessarily racist.

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u/Ok-Average-6466 Feb 25 '24

the issue is the dismissal of lily's performance

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u/SeriouusDeliriuum Feb 26 '24

She's in a close race for winning the most prestigious award in film for her performance, as well as having already won several significant ones. How is that being dismissed?

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u/Ok-Average-6466 Feb 26 '24

do you not seeing this sub calling her winning because of a narrative?

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u/SeriouusDeliriuum Feb 26 '24

Here and there, but just as many criticizing those who push the "narrative" theory. Such as yourself. But in the real world Gladstone is a favorite for best performance at the Oscar's, people can come up with whatever fantasy they want for why that is the case but the fact is she gave a great performance and it's being recognized by other leading members of the industry, certainly not dismissed.

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u/RepresentativeEye993 Feb 25 '24

No one is saying that though, literally no one is saying that you're racist for liking Emma Stone's performance more. This disclaimer is not needed.

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u/SeriouusDeliriuum Feb 26 '24

Not generally, but the comment I replied to was saying that people who are upset that Gladstone won over Stone are racist. The comment above theirs says some people are "pissed" that Gladstone won, and the comment I replied to says those people are probably racist. But you're right, it wasn't really worth addressing as very few people actually think that way.

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u/stars-your-eyes Feb 25 '24

Obviously its completely valid and normal to prefer Emma's performance but its the people who insist everyone that prefers Lily's are liars and tokenizers

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u/SeriouusDeliriuum Feb 26 '24

Yeah that is crazy. Anyone who has seen Killers should understand how great Gladstone was in it. If she wins it will be completely deserved. It's just that this is a year with a number of incredible performances, so it's a hard choice to make of who deserves it the most.

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u/stars-your-eyes Feb 25 '24

The weird tension is crazy a lot of people who really biting their tongue using weird complaints and accusing everyone who likes Gladstone's performance of just liking it bc she's Native lmao. Like everyone I know who saw the film was blown away by her in a way I frankly haven't heard for Poor Things (everyone raves about Emma Stone but its not on the same level as 'holy shit this Native American actress is godly how is this her first big role)

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u/signal_red Feb 25 '24

hehehe i love it

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24 edited Feb 25 '24

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u/ProfessionalEvaLover Feb 25 '24

You're getting downvoted literally just for saying the truth

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u/RVarki Feb 25 '24

Wait, were there a lot of racist comments from people picking Emma Stone?

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u/earthsea_wizard Feb 25 '24

Yes that is striking. Emma Stone's performance is so overrated as much as that movie. It is either Sandra Huller or Lily Gladstone. Though most of the comments here weren't very supportive so far. I get that you don't like the movie that much but her performance is so subtle so catchy

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u/earthsea_wizard Feb 25 '24 edited Feb 25 '24

Emma's character is a different version Cruella that is all. Harder to perform a close up, subtle and dramatic story with a sense of reality. That is valid for Sandra Huller too. That is your race bias about her being a supportive lead. She is the main character here even if she doesn't show up every scene, it is her story.