[RKBA Democrat]

Guess I’ll be otherwise occupied on oscar night. Like I have been for the last 20 years.

[MamaB]

I have not watched them in decades and do not think I have missed anything.

[grania]

This year, have there been ANY family-friendly movies that people of all ages can enjoy? The old standbys....sports-themed stories, people and their pets, crazy vacations at gandma's house? High-quality comedies without a political or social agenda? Interesting historical dramas? Comedies that will be classics? Children's stories that aren't just for children?

I've reached a point where I almost never go to a movie unless it's PG13 or better. Violence and lewdness have made even R movies unpleasant.

JMHO

[nikos1121]

““Carol” is a love story about two lesbians in 1952 New York. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara are the lovers, and their work is exceptional.”

Oh...no..please...no way...this can’t be true...My Mother, brother and his family are driving in to spend Christmas with me this year...and I was worried about not having a good movie for us to go see together..

Thank you, thank you, thank you...for “Carol!”

[Joe Boucher]

Been a long time since i went to any movie.
Don’t care to give em any of my money

[squarebarb]

‘Unbranded’ is an absolute must-see. NOT a Hollywood film. A documentary about four young men who decide to ride mustangs from one border to another -— Arizona/Mexico to Canadian border at Glacier National Park. They made the journey in 2013 and the film has just come out.
They shot 500 hours of film and it is fantastic. The situations these guys got themselves into and out of are hard to believe. 3,000 miles and four months.

The cutting and editing is terrific, very contemporary. I don’t know how the cameraman lived through some of these situations. Funny, terrifying,beautiful.

By the way, they made it.