@arden_cho I heard you say in an interview that you appreciate hearing how much KPDH meant to fans - so if you feel inclined I had a lot to say about it in my Top 2025 video this year. I appreciate your wonderful work.
https://t.co/hSNr3x9yQk
It's been several years since I've made one of these videos, but I really enjoyed this year in film and felt like I had something to say about my top 10. If you take the time to watch, I'd appreciate it.
https://t.co/FqmaOMQkxv
@TurnCornerPod @CodyStavenhagen@Kieran_Steckley The free agent market for offensive players in the offseason is very thin. Could they trade their rental players for someone who could conceivably help next season?
The only real issue I had with the broadcast was the tone-deaf Little Mermaid trainer included in the ceremony. That's a clear example that ABC broadcasting the #Oscars is a conflict of interest for an event meant to objectively honor quality cinema.
This #Oscars Ceremony felt liked they played it safe and didn't take many risks in terms of the broadcast, and it's amazing how wonderful that felt. The last two years were unbearably unentertaining, this was a welcome dose of what made the event fun in the first place.
Does #ABC really think that the people watching the #Oscars are the audience that wants to see the new trailer for the live action little mermaid during the show? Don't complain about the ceremony going long.
@TheAcademy This is a great example of why having ABC, a company owned by Disney, televising the Oscars is a conflict of interest and why the Academy shouldn't renew their contract.
Had a blast watching all the nominated movies and voting for the #FilmIndependent#SpiritAwards this year! I'm thankful that they let randos like me in on a small part of the fun.
#AHouseMadeOfSplinters has an interesting #SpiritAwards campaign strategy - in making sure that no voting member is capable of watching it before voting. I wonder if it will pay off.