Yes, the boobs song was silly, but there can't really be a penis song can there? All the women in the song were Oscar winners and had nude scenes. As far as my memory serves no penis flasher has won an Oscar, and hardly any have even been nominated. Fassbender? Not oscar nominated. McGregor? Not oscar nominated. What do you want a dated two second song of non winners? Keitel, we saw your peen! Dafoe, we saw it bleed! What the boobs song shows without a penis song is that, duh, Hollywood is sexist.

Yes, "Les Miserables" came out this year. So what. That was not a worthy follow-up to Jennifer Hudson absolutely killing it. How can you put the best musical performance on the night of too many musical performances in your worst list? Why, just because you didn't like that movie? I didn't either, but damn that was a good performance.

How is there no mention of drunk Zellweger, swaying back and forth and Gere goading her to try and read the envelope?

Also, speaking of looking drunk, so appeared Tarantino with hair and tie and speech, but he wasn't condescending to his actors — he said if I'm remembered for anything it will be my characters, and I have to cast the right people, and I did so thank you (to the cast) … not eloquent but he certainly didn't slander them.

By the way, I wasn't a fan of the boobs song, just saying if you think it's hypocritical that there was no penis song, that speaks to Hollywood, not really the bit. (bits! hahhahahahahahaha)

when did it become okay for someone to all of the sudden put down one of the best performers in the show, based on the fact that he isn't wildly popular in mainstream media?

base your judgments off of talent, not popularity, if you're going to be writing something for people to form a factual opinion on.

homeboy's been starring in broadway shows for five years. he's more than paid his dues in the theatre community, and landing a role as major as enjolras in les mis is no small achievement.

i appreciate that you couldn't get your uncultured ass down to the theatre district at any point in the past decade but your breathtaking myopia is no reason to call one of the most talented broadway performers of this generation "one of the waiters"

And what happened to Emma Stone?

2. Quentin Tarantino's speech was one of the best of the night. Not only did he pay an enomorous amount of tribut to his fellow nominees: "This is the year of the screenwriters, you guys are incredible." But he also payed a big amount of respect to his actors, basically saying: My films are only memorable and good because you actors know how to say my dialogue and act my characters.

If The Playlist had any comprehension past the age of 12, you schmucks would have realized that VERY quickly. I don't even like Tarantino either….

This website is getting pretty stupid. Anyone know of any good film blogs?

2. Quentin Tarantino's speech was one of the best of the night. Not only did he pay an enomorous amount of tribute to his fellow nominees: "This is the year of the screenwriters, you guys are incredible." But he also payed a big amount of respect to his actors, basically saying: My films are only memorable and good because you actors know how to say my dialogue and act my characters.

If The Playlist had any comprehension past the age of 12, you schmucks would have realized that VERY quickly. I don't even like Tarantino either….

This website is getting pretty stupid. Anyone know of any good film blogs?

2. Quentin Tarantino's speech was one of the best of the night. Not only did he pay an enomorous amount of tribut to his fellow nominees: "This is the year of the screenwriters, you guys are incredible." But he also payed a big amount of respect to his actors, basically saying: My films are only memorable and good because you actors know how to say my dialogue and act my characters.

If The Playlist had any comprehension past the age of 12, you schmucks would have realized that VERY quickly. I don't even like Tarantino either….

This website is getting pretty stupid. Anyone know of any good film blogs?

P.S. Quentin Tarantino is gifted, but he is always full of himself. Watching his speeches, you realize Tarantino is a jerk of the highest order.

All that hate in particular on Franco for just a TV award show that's generally fixed anyway, and both Crystal and Mcfarlane who were suppose to be the shining light to Franco's evil ways also failed, no matter how well people try and dress it.

Plus, the overwhelming response on twitter to bring Franco or Franco/Hathaway (well done, for winning an Oscar) back during the Oscar show was outstanding and again made me laugh.

I love the way each year Franco looks vindicated (man the hate he received for what); some people claimed Franco looked stoned and wasn't all there, but at least he didn't insult the audience with lame jokes on race, sexism, jews, domestic violence etc.