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I feel bad for Beatty and dunaway

Posted by tunenut on February 26, 2017 at 22:04:06:
As he briefly stated, the envelope had the best actress name and picture, Emma Stone and Lala Land. He was confused, handed the card to dunaway and she read the picture. They got the wrong card. And now they will be compared to Steve Harvey and lots of people will get the idea they screwed it up.

All in all, it made the ending more exciting and brought a bit of energy to a very long show without many real highlights. I was personally surprised by Moonlight, a movie I avoided because I thought it was some sort of heavy handed message movie. Far from that, it is arty and expertly made, visuals and music both. A very worthy winner.