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Kathy Bates does have a point.

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— Kathy Bates (@MsKathyBates) March 10, 2022

More curated tweets after the jump including Ariana DeBose, Kodi Smit-McPhee, The Batman, Benedetta, vintage Stanley Tucci  and more...

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Tweetweek: Madonna Bootcamp at Wayne Manor

This is actually a great question. 

People keep listing Robert Pattinson's acting credentials to show he’s more than Twilight, but what I wanna know is when did we as a society decide playing a vampire was silly and playing Batman was prestige

— Kenny Keil (@kennykeil) March 5, 2022

More curated tweets involving The Godfather, The Power of the Dog, the genius of Laurie Metcalf, the upcoming Madonna biopic, and of course The Batman are after the jump...

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Curated tweets for your amusement... 

I was taught in film school that each film you make should have more fish fucking than the last one, not less. So needless to say I have been sorely disappointed by NIGHTMARE ALLEY (2021) and every Apitchatpong since BOONMEE

— Jane Schoenbrun (@janeschoenbrun) February 22, 2022

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curated for your distraction/amusement so you don't have to spend time on twitter...

I was today years old when I found out “MARISA TOMEI” is an anagram for “IT’S-A ME, MARIO” pic.twitter.com/4clxH1Jzl2

— tim leong (@timleong) February 16, 2022

More after the jump including a perfect Nicole Kidman FYC, Cyrano, Screenplay truths, Honorary Oscars, Barry Keoghan, and Laine Kazan's amazing pipes (we had no idea)...

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Oscar can't quite let that "Popular Movie Oscar" idea go...

While the "Popular Movie" Oscar idea the Academy Awards floated a few years ago was met with immediate backlash, Oscar can't quite let the idea go. Their latest attempt at populism to increase ratings is to incorporate Twitter users into the ceremony via a "Twitter Fan Vote"... and that begins today. Whichever movie gets the most votes with the hashtag #OscarsFanFavoritee will be honored on the Broadcast, though it thankfully won't be getting an official statue. A fan favourite scene will also be played on Oscar night via the hashtag #OscarsCheerMoment. All of which seems like an excuse to show a clip of Andrew Garfield walking through a magical portal into Spider-Man No Way Home which they could do anyway since the movie is up for Best Visual Effects. Plus Oscar ceremonies would always be wise to include a montage of the past year in film.

The second part of this is ultra specific and odd. Three twitter users who vote this year will get an all-expense paid trip to Los Angeles to present an Oscar at the 95th Oscars in 2023. Why anyone but their family would want to watch three random civilians present an Oscar when we there are hundreds of bonafide celebrities in the room we could be watching instead is beyond us.