- Jul 18, 2012
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One thing that always tripped me out about movie award shows is how self-important the actors make themselves out to be in their speeches. I get that Joaquin Phoenix is a good dude but bro, you put on makeup and acted in a movie and now you're talking for 7 minutes about pain and suffering in the world as if we can all relate to a man in a tuxedo holding a best actor trophy. Can you help solve the problem or just keep giving inspiring interviews and tearful award speeches? Hollywood needs to put up or shut up and that is coming from a liberal.
I've never seen actors on the same impactful level as musicians or athletes, but society props them up to a level beyond them. Kobe went to the Oscars... as a nominee.... WON the award for his category... and yet they had that dude seated way in the back near the fire escape.
People think Joaquin Phoenix is so deep and intelligent and they hang on to his every word, but that's really the same dude working the deli counter at your local Whole Foods. It's not like he's a guy who scored 2 goals in a World Cup or wrote the song "How Much a Dollar Cost". That's life changing **** bro.
I've never seen actors on the same impactful level as musicians or athletes, but society props them up to a level beyond them. Kobe went to the Oscars... as a nominee.... WON the award for his category... and yet they had that dude seated way in the back near the fire escape.
People think Joaquin Phoenix is so deep and intelligent and they hang on to his every word, but that's really the same dude working the deli counter at your local Whole Foods. It's not like he's a guy who scored 2 goals in a World Cup or wrote the song "How Much a Dollar Cost". That's life changing **** bro.
