"Moonlight" is the first LGBT movie to win Best Picture.

Stop watching shitty movies people.

Hollywood is possessed and they must push their master's agenda to the bitter end.

I never even heard of moonlighting, but now its obvious why they won.

Black and queer privilege won the oscar, not the film itself.

If Mel Gibson was a black queer, his film would have won.


Those blacks should be pissed off at white hollywood that they won, knowing they should not have. They are being used by the white hollywood elitists, used like gay house negros.

Blacks should be pissed off.

Im devastated that I missed it.


Really.

It's the Left's way of striking back.

And so it's a hollow win which will grow more hollow over time, especially for the winners.

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I know a lot of libs and even they didn't go see more than like two or three films this entire year.

They went to see moana and the star trek movie and those who went to see la la land just hated it....no one I know liked it and I asked everyone, no one even heard of moonlight until tonight.

awwwww its about time some gay black men got some airtime, they have faced such oppression and rejection from their own communities it's sad

You just described most of the country. ^

The nominees this year were an uninspiried lot for the most part:

"La La Land" is a vainglorious ode to old Hollywood, dressed up with liberal sentimentality. It's also exceedingly artificial and staged.

"Moonlight" is all about some gay, mumbling Black kid.

"Fences" has Denzel Washington screaming, rambling and babbling for literally three hours in a very poorly adapted-for-film stage play.

"Manchester by the Sea" is a highly depressing story of a man whose kids all die, etc., whereby Casey Affleck mumbles for three hours.

"Arrival" is a mind-numbingly boring and overwrought sci-fi pic that goes on and on forever with little happening.

I did see "Hell or High Water" which is spectacular and should have won.

"Hacksaw Ridge" is an amazing true WWII story of heroics directed by Mel Gibson.

I didn’t see Moonlight but I’d like to see Hacksaw Ridge or Hell or High Water.

There are still good movies being made.

I was rooting for Hacksaw Ridge, but hell, why do I even try to be optimistic when cultural marxism is the air they breathe.

I didn’t watch their award show but after seeing this thread I check out what happened. Something really weird happened tonight in Hollywood. It’s like the whole thing was a setup.

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That is the weirdest scene ever written.

One day in the not to distant future, films with titles like, Up Mr. Hitler's Magic Chimney, and, The Last Dreidel Spinner will be winning all the awards.

let's all give the gay black man some extra super special funding

This is the type of scenario where whites show love to blacks but at the same time glorify our acceptance of sin. A win-win if you ask me for those who are behind it.

We are all the same right?

They want to make drug dealin gangstas gay like the episode of boondocks with thugnlove or something to that effect.

It is more of a slap to the drug thug culture which will cause more violence in the end. All about influence

THEY WANT VIOLENCE

It didn't even make the top 100 movies. It shows Hollyweird is a rigged cesspool.

They ain't whites who make that kind of decision.

moonlight
aL-La land

"allah" the "moon god"

Let not that light within you be darkness is your warning
Repent

How can you let this happen? Thats why i dont go to cinema, I dont understand why millions do tho. Its not even a real thing, and by making unreal plots they try to change the behavior of the plebs.

Dude, Arrival was one of the most original sci-fi movies in years.

If Drudge and Breitbart hadn't covered the Oscars I wouldn't even know they happened. So basically it is our own fault for evening acknowledging the fact this shit exists.
We made it persist in our reality.
Ignore them.

dude ...warren beatty looked as if he wanted to kick some butt...even from earlier scenes....not shown...it looked like a brawl was about to ensue...




sidenote:
oh and did you hear Bill Paxton passed away...

It was all a set up.

yup...trash!!

I'm not watching that shit anymore.

I didn't watch that award show that glamorizes the sick either.

They reserve a spot in your soul if you let them.

What with yesterday being an Annular Eclipse of the Sun I was kind of hoping that...