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Oscars are supposed to reward quality. But the Academy of Arts and Sciences — which gives out the awards — gets it wrong all the time.
Remember when "Crash" won best picture in 2005? Or when "Suicide Squad" won an Oscar (for best makeup and hairstyling) just last year? Oscar history is filled with poor choices and outrageous omissions.
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There's quite a lot of hate for Three Billboards here. And no, I still haven't forgot Crash, nor Dances with Wolves, or Shakespeare in Love.
Surely if Three Billboards is mentioned in the Best Original Screenplay then you have to mention the Stepford Wives remake of Get Out? And it's not there. Get Out wasn't as original as Three Billboards and it sure was bland. What about A Ghost Story? That had a fantastic script.
Best Picture, sure, Three Billboards probably shouldn't be there, but, again, neither should Get Out. It's far too pretentious. The Last Jedi would have been an interesting pick, but The Big Sick was definitely robbed here.
The fact that "The Last Jedi" was even mentioned in a list about Oscar Nominations, much less that it was offered as an alternative for so many categories, is an instant indicator that this list is bupkis.
It is a genuinely poorly written and edited film, all political BS and dashed expectations aside. It could be nominated for visual effects, I suppose, if only to show some recognition to the fine artists that so often seem to do great work on what are otherwise poor movies.