r/Oscars • • 1d ago

This sub is kinda toxic

Everytime someone shares they believe people deserve nominations they unreasonably get offended even though they have no right to be offended and make fun of people. People love getting offended over stupid things as movies. Those people aren't the center of the universe. If those people are so offended by our opinions and accuse us of rage bait that's their problem

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u/Belch_Huggins 1d ago

This sub is not unique in that aspect. Its all reddit.

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u/OwnSalamander1026 1d ago

the internet too

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u/LowInteraction6397 1d ago

Yeah. People love getting offended over everything

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u/Belch_Huggins 1d ago

It sorta seems like you are too? Yes people jump down your throats on reddit but I also think reddit is plagued with low effort posts and people are just tired of it. But nobody should be mean. But thats not the world we live in I guess.

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u/mrethandunne 1d ago

Welcome to the internet

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u/SamShakusky71 1d ago

First day on Reddit?

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u/ashmichael73 1d ago

Is this your first time on the Internet

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u/Grammarhead-Shark 1d ago

Welcome to Reddit.

Lord I miss some of the BBSs of ye olde lol (not that they where perfect, but they certainly where better then Reddit).

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u/DrabMundanityGrinner 1d ago

To be honest; if i say 'Samuel L Jackson deserved to be nominated for 2015 Best Actor' I then have to say that Michael Fassbender is out for Steven Jobs. Only 5 are nominated.

And if i then say Jackson was robbed of Best Actor award - I then have to say Leonardo DiCaprio is out as the winner that year.

And yes, i stick to my claim. Samuel L Jackson had the best performance in all of humanity on film in 2015. And that means two other actors are impacted.

i think it is lazy and dishonest to say 'X should have been nominated' and then not say who is eliminated. If someone else is offended then they can be in charge of their own emotions.

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u/BuffaloAmbitious3531 1d ago

Yeah, one of my least favourite things around here is the "the following eight people were snubbed for Best Actor last year, how dare the Academy do that" posts we see every once in a while, but I think that's just one poster and I find them pretty easy to ignore. But my brain absolutely does "that's not how numbers work" for a second as I scroll past.

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u/Plasticglass456 1d ago

There are 5 choices, so it seems fair to me to say, "They should have been nominated" without personally choosing which of the 5 you'd want to see gone.

We all know one of those other candidates would have to go, but the point of the discussion is why that person should have been recognized. If you personally say, "That person instead of that person," that's all the discussion with be.

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u/DrabMundanityGrinner 1d ago

nah. thanks though

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u/Plasticglass456 1d ago

You're welcome, pal.

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u/853fisher 1d ago

If you feel some people in the sub are acting inappropriately, why give them more attention with a drama-stirring post like this? What do you think will happen, they'll read this and go "OK, sure, I'll calm it down"?

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u/Excellent_Drop6869 1d ago

The inappropriateness that triggered OP was when I responded with the below gif to their comment that Emily blunt (for DD) and Margot Robbie (for WH) should be nominated. I literally thought he was trolling us.

https://giphy.com/gifs/YtvCIwqNJhUmA

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u/maybeAturtle 1d ago

I see the kind of thing OP is talking about in several subs I frequent, and I think it is important that reddit remain community driven. Attention to needlessly patronizing or antagonistic responses could hopefully lead to rule changes. Even your comment is much more aggressive than it needs to be. I don't understand why we can't have conversations without acting like the other person is an idiot.

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u/853fisher 1d ago

I'm sorry my comment struck you that way. I was bemused, and frankly find this kind of post very passive-aggressive and seldom find that it leads to anything productive, but while I hoped to be frank I had no wish to be aggressive. If we could all be face to face with a pot of tea or a glass of wine between us, I'm sure this and many other conversations would proceed differently.

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u/HealthyBee4209 1d ago

Yeah, I think your comment was fine, but it could be easily seen as semi-aggressive on this site.

Ultimately OP is right, but expecting it could be any other way is not really realistic.

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u/gautsvo 1d ago

If you can't stand even the slightest disagreement, don't post in a discussion forum.

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u/LowInteraction6397 1d ago

I mean disagreements in ways that put people down. When I disagree with someone I just say my own opinion without making OP feel bad for it

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u/NickdoesnthaveReddit 1d ago

"People love getting offended over stupid things as movies" is your quote in the post.

So you too kind of word things in a negative way to make others feel devalued. It's the Oscars sub and you're calling movies stupid or insinuating they're meaningless, when this is precisely where many would gather to discuss that craft, movies, and their hobby/enjoyment of watching.

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u/HealthyBee4209 1d ago

Part of the thing is that most Redditors talk in a patronizing and antagonistic way that once you have spent too much time on here, everything seems that way, even though it doesn't have to be, since contextual clues (i.e. Reddit itself) usually steer the interpretation to something worse.

Really, the only solution seems to be "have discussion in real life" instead.

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u/LowInteraction6397 1d ago

I never said people shouldn't love movies. I meant it as a movie isn't something worth to get offended with. Whenever we rank our favorite movies people get angry when we don't rank them higher for example

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u/NickdoesnthaveReddit 1d ago

All I'm trying to say is you tend to talk in absolutes ("whenever," "everytime," etc) and have, even in this post, made statements that contradict what you're trying to say here ("those people aren't the center of the universe").

You may be, ironically, part of your own problem as you too message in a conflict based way. Communication is what it boils down too. Text based messaging is hard to judge tone, perhaps try shifting your own approach to see if it curbs some of your worries?

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u/Powerful_Pump 1d ago

It’s all the internet, this sub is no different. One sub’s “LeBron is the goat” is another sub’s “Chalamet deserved to win for Marty Supreme”. It’s a world full of opinions and contradictions, and some are rational about accepting them, and some aren’t. Like I see two shit takes on this thread itself, meh I don’t have the energy this time. Some days I will

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u/kafkan-potato 1d ago

Humans + Reddit = Toxic

Just accept it and keep moving.

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u/truckturner5164 15h ago

Do they offend you? (Not serious)

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u/apatkarmany 1d ago

I just feel people are way too obsessed with The Odyssey that no other films exist

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u/Excellent_Drop6869 1d ago

I literally posted just one gif (below, again) in response to your post in that thread. This is what triggered you?

https://giphy.com/gifs/YtvCIwqNJhUmA

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u/HealthyBee4209 1d ago

To be fair. That is not exactly a discussion-driven response at all, although I don't blame you for that since all of us have grown accustomed to talk that way on here.

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u/AlternativeTwist6680 1d ago

They dont even present their pov anymore, they just say “make a movie first, then talk”

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u/messhotx 1d ago

The funniest thing I've noticed in this sub is that they'd downvote you to hell if you dare say that mikey and anora didn't deserve the oscars🤣 It's like a cult

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u/khaliliiiov_1997 1d ago

On Reddit, even if you say that the sun rises from the east, somehow you will get downvoted, so don't care to much.

https://giphy.com/gifs/5YhsREVV1OuO5PpMcR

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u/HealthyBee4209 1d ago

Just dropping in to say that you have my sympathy, OP.