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I think Denzel was disappointed because FENCES was his baby all the way. I understand that.

It looked like Denzel Washington had tears in his eyes when Affleck said it. Not happy tears. And yet another embarrassing screw up. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/oscars-2017-gaffe-in-memoriam-segment-pictures-wrong-woman-jan-chapman-janet-patterson/

Yes, blockbusters used to be good. Nowadays, not so much, IMHO.

Lots of people like the pomp and circumstance. Lots of people like the musical numbers. Lots of people like to see the celebrities. If the host is good, it can be very entertaining. For some it's a tradition to watch. I have lots of friends in the industry. Some are up for awards. I like to pull...

Did the Oscars just make a strong case that we are living in a computer simulation? http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/did-the-oscars-just-prove-that-we-are-living-in-a-computer-simulation

Then it is an unforgivable error. BTW, I watched the Oscars with someone who worked on La La Land and they weren't as upset about the mistake as they were about how long it took for the mistake to be corrected. We were celebrating for two or three minutes. I can only imagine how my friend felt...

What did the outside of the envelope Cullinan handed to Beatty say?

I don't get it. Simply put the name of the category on the outside of the envelope, double check to make sure the card inside the envelope is congruent with the category, seal it, and do a visual confirmation as you hand the envelope to the presenter. It's not rocket science.