Oscars (Yes There Needs To Be a Change)

Okay there is a lot going on with the Oscars and yes I was one of the people that thought that the Oscars should be boycotted and did not posted it but was glad to hear Jada Pickett express this but I do not think as she think we should have our own but instead I think as Wendy I think we should make the Oscars changed their old way of thinking, and yes we know it is an old way of thinking. They are not giving any credit to movies that have done millions in sale, hint Straight out of Compton. Was this because these older majority white judges don't get it, although the movie was a sell out around the world? And how about the certain movies not even being nominated like they did not even exist, hint, Hateful 8. Why is certain movies with Quinton Tarantino not even put in for nominations for any of his of his movies such as that of Django which also did well in the movie theaters. Why is Tarantino movies not even showed in some movie theater although they make money, I thought the entire underline is to make money in this industry or is it to keep certain filmmakers from making money??? Wow this industry of the Oscars and movies bit is so in a controlled environment that has been in for so many years that it has long become outdated. Why has anyone not recognized this long before now on the outdated old ways of the Oscars, or at least spoken out on it. I am sure there have been many celebrities that have known that it was outdated but according to the Hollywood hush hush society you do not say a word because you become blacklisted. What the he** is with the blacklisting, now talk about something being outdated, blacklisting people should be put in a fire and stuck somewhere the sun don't shine. It is okay to allow on certain things or actions to take place but putting people on a list because they speak up about something is wrong is days of old. I am no Jada Pickett I am no Wendy Williams but I am a movie goer, I am a part of the people that really make the movies what they are, not the few judges who decide what is good and what is not. So we as the people I think needs to do the boycotting, yes I am taking another take on this. I think the people who go to the movies can boycott by refusing to go to certain movies our theaters if they refuse to show movies we want to watch or go to movies that they are putting on the screen now, like those same old sobbing love sap movies that are tired out and old and yet they put these movies up for nominations. I don't like the fact that they will not put someone who did great in a movie like Angelia Jolie in Maleficant because they are still having feelings about Jennifer Aniston no longer being with Brad Pitt, what the he** does that have to do with anything. If you really want to ask the public our opinion on that, this was their personal business and just because Brad choose to leave Jennifer because she did not want to have babies to mess up her perfect body then he had this right. Brad always expressed he wanted to have children and Jennifer knew this, you don't marry a man an hope he changes his mind later. Maleficant was one of the most wonderful Disney movies I saw in a long time and me and my sister took her grand kids and they came out of the theater in awe of what they saw. Why is the Oscar trying so hard to be defiant of what the people want to see and that is a fair treatment of all actors in Film and television. We want to see movies that do well in the theaters be put up for nominations and those actors recognized not actors that they decide did a movie they wanted done, although you can compare the receipts and get a different opinion of the public reviews. Go by sales and bring those movies to the fore front, have every movie put in all or at least most of the movie theaters to give these movies fair chances or at least a chance to compete. Instead of putting a movie like Joy and leaving it on for weeks in a movie theater when you don't even hear feed back on the movie, what I say on this is that it is the movies theater lost. Not trying to mention any names but Cinebistro continues to run Joy, yeah that is what I say, and refuses to play the movie Hateful 8 in the Virginia area, I am just saying this is not the first time I have seen the Cinebistro in the Virginia area snub a movie that could actually bring them in more money, you got to love smart business. Well we all know how small towns in a Commonwealth can be, they are almost like the Oscars in their old ways of thinking, yes exactly, outdated. Okay I am calling on the public, you know the simple people me who go out to the movies to watch a movie they want and enjoy and give praise to a movie that was actually worth watching to speak up by showing their patriotism to real movies and snubbing those so call movies that these judges at the Oscar claim are worth rewarding. What about the actors who are nominated and actually win, if I was them I would feel some kind of way that there is not a fair playing ground when it comes to voting. They are not winning these Oscars really on their own merit as there are a lot of their co-workers who are not being nominated that they know did a fabulous job. If they choose to accept the awards at least they can dedicate their speech to speaking up on why the others were not nominated or why their movies did not even get credited or better yet deny the award all together. Come on lets get back to a Oscar that is based on fair judgement in choosing real winners, yes lets change the way nominations are done or lets do out with the old and bring in the new, yes talking about you judges born in the fifties, we all know what that was like. I for one don't even watch the Oscar because it has been so unfair for so long it became a part of acceptance as I am sure it did for  a lot of people, but enough is enough and a change needs to come about. I as the public who contributes my money to these movies have a right to speak out on the Oscars as we all do and we don't have to worry about getting blacklisted. Making a change is possible, so everyone speak on what you think about the Oscars, rather it be against or for but let your voice be heard so it becomes real news.