Did not know this was happening today and I checked the forum this morning, got to give us earlier notice!

I voted for Lucy Boynton (Sing Street) by default being the only supporting actress nominee I saw, though thought she wasn't really that award-worthy though.

So ridiculous La La Land lost Best Song, same better not happen at Oscars. Great that Arrival won Best Sound deservingly over La La Land though.

Wrong.

We'll done KJ collective. Very worthy winner!

... really? That chick from Sing Street was fine but she won? the fuck

Moonlight should've won for ensemble...

How Far I'll Go and John Goodman

It is quite funny how seemingly most of KJ is gay but the gay films didn't really do much.

Someone asked yesterday if this were the last WOKJ awards. It would be fitting if this ended up being the case. Seeing the mediocre Hollywood jizzfest LLL pretty much sweep, underlines the fact these have become obsolete as a safe heaven for people to award more deserving movies than what the Oscar tends to award. Shame.

You clown.

You didn't misunderstand, you fool.

Anyway... Here was my (very short) ballot:

BEST PICTURE
Zootopia

BEST ACTOR
Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) (WON)

BEST ENSEMBLE
Captain America: Civil War (WON)

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (Deadpool)

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Jared Bush and Phil Johnston (Zootopia)

BEST ORIGINAL SONG
"How Far I'll Go" (Moana) (WON)

BEST EDITING
Captain America: Civil War

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
The Jungle Book (WON)

BEST MAKEUP
Deadpool (WON)

BEST ANIMATED FILM
Moana

FUNNIEST COMEDY
Bad Moms

BIGGEST BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEAR (BEFORE OR BEHIND THE CAMERA)
Tom Holland (Captain America: Civil War, actor) (WON)

Most Overlooked Film
1. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice
2. The Nice Guys (WON)
3. Suicide Squad

Lucy's win was part Sing Street fever, part no other great choice in the category. Same with Reynolds winning actor. Goodman and Emma Stone were the only truly excellent acting performances, and we got those right.

Chippy barely watches movies.

Your point? You've never seen a film with a gay character.

Gay lead character. And I was responding to Algren saying 50 movies a year isn't enough.

I must have missed where you quoted his post that said this and responded.

Sebastian was making promotional pictures of his light fixtures for the band he was in, causing him to miss Mia's premiere.

My picks

Oooh.

Neither do you, but I admit Chippy is the least knowledgeable member (but most opinionated) on this site regarding movies.

La La Land is also an Oscar-y type movie. By the way, Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea are not the usual Oscar darlings; they are understated and not loud.

Dude, you didn't even know Lion King was greenlit. I honestly don't think you even know what a movie is.

LOL. LLL is the exact kind of Oscar bait they most gladly go for. Self-jizz fest without any new artistic merit or original bone inside. It is well made, but it's the safest, most boring possible choice Academy (and other awards) will make in a very long time.

And I agree with i.hope that these two are not the usual Oscar bait. Neither is Hell or High Water. Those three are very much films that play on a lot of subtlety and are too occupied creating believable "broken" characters that enrich the movie history to really be focused on something that gets more trivial each year like the Oscars.

How many movies a year is enough for you?

At least 5 per month.

Yeah dude, good quip. Maybe Thegun can use it in his sell-out stand-up shows. I watch over a hundred films a year, and you watch, what...8? And I don't know what a movie is. Good one, fool.