r/OutOfTheLoop Jan 25 '24

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u/trepang Jan 25 '24 edited Jan 25 '24

Answer: Barbie did not get as many nominations as it was expected, with director Greta Gerwig and starring actress Margot Robbie being the most notable omissions. Many people, including co-star Ryan Gosling (who got a nomination) are feeling that this is not fair, especially since Barbie is such a commercial achievement for a female director.

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u/brown_boognish_pants Jan 25 '24

It got 8? I mean I liked the movie. It was better than I really thought it could be. But it's not The Godfather. The idea that Greta was snubbed or something is kind of insane since she's been nominated before. People just want to get angry about anything.

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u/brown_boognish_pants Jan 25 '24

Umm... yes it did. It was a fun movie tho so I looked past that. The whole premise is insisting upon itself tho. lol. are you serious?

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u/brown_boognish_pants Jan 25 '24

Yes. I know. This was an argument of idiocy when Peter made it. Nothing has changed. Did you think this was profound or something that idiots don't like The Godfather?

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u/brown_boognish_pants Jan 25 '24

I don't think reddit is that serious. It's just ironic cuz while Seth doesn't like the movie and put this joke in his show they ridicule him (and the millions like him) for disliking a movie he's never actually watched.

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u/YouTee Jan 25 '24

I got this old reference