I’m of the opinion that, if you’re nominated, you’re worthy. And this movie being nominated is making me incredibly happy. (We shall pass by Crazy Rich Asians getting nothing.) Legitimacy for a Black film that’s also a genre/superhero film is a BIG DEAL, and everybody bitching about it is Wrong.

Thank you, person on the internet! You have nailed the thing that makes this movie "best."

Based on the fact that Vice, Green Book, and Bohemian Rhapsody are also nominated for this award, it is worthy of consideration. Based on the fact that the standard for Best Picture’s “outstanding achievement in film” is woefully low (as demonstrated by the terrible films which have won) it is worthy of consideration.…

No I’m not. I’m saying that calling BP unworthy of consideration when it’s better than many of the films that have won Best Picture is a nonsense argument. It’s better than many of the films that have won; it is therefore worthy of consideration. Additionally, since all previous Oscar years feed directly into this…

No one gets hurt if it wins either.

They are worthy because they won, which is the definition of being worthy for a prize. Why is it that suddenly Black Panther has to jump through all these extra hoops of "worthiness" when previous winners couldn't?

Everybody saying that Black Panther isn’t Best Picture Worthy needs to remember the films that have already won the category. https://screenrant.com/worst-movies-to-win-best-picture-oscars-academy-awards/

Yes! Somehow, Ellen Ripley is more competent than than entire galaxy worth of scientists in her universe and everything inspired by it.

Life (2017). It was such a bad ending that I wrote and presented an academic paper explaining why I hated it so much. https://wickedcool.kinja.com/waterfright-calvin-fluids-and-the-sea-in-2017-s-life-1821681026

BLASPHEMY that this song is not also mentioned.

Thank god somebody else brought this up, because that movie’s ending made me want to light to theater on fire.

That might get them a bit further, but it's likely fair use. Like referring to Happy Death Day as "like Groundhog Day."

Nah. Style is not copyrightable. Using the same artistic technique as a previous artist isn't enough to infringe on their work. It's just one element among many that would need to be copied to constitute infringement. http://www.thelegalartist.com/blog/you-cant-copyright-style

You can’t copyright a style of story telling. This would be like Joseph Campbell suing George Lucas over the hero's journey.

Everyone on here going on about how easy Thanos is gonna be to kill without the glove and how we don’t really need Cap Marvel to do the job are missing the point. We don’t need to kill Thanos NOW, we need to undo the Snappening before it happens. That’s the actual antagonist, and the Avengers couldn’t manage it the…

Fun fact: courtiers at the Palace of Versailles did exactly the same thing, except the “vanishing” was done once a year by servants.

Getting dragged off to a cave, mostly.

Definitely justthought that The Punisher had taken a hard left into the Saw franchise and was very confused.

Am I the only one who thought Rudolph was a drunk and the song is him at a bar angrily yelling about how they’ll all need him one day and nobody will treat him badly every again, you’ll see?

And nothing is stopping you from using a few real candles alongside a horde of LED ones!