Oscars president: Best design confusion was intolerable though beautiful

Cheryl Boone Isaacs, a boss of a Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, pronounced a best design confusion during this year’s Oscars was a intolerable yet pleasing moment.

“It was a bit of shock,” Isaacs pronounced during a South by Southwest discussion in Austin, Texas. “However, what we suspicion was so critical was how, in a matter of minutes, we saw a amiability and a honour and a graciousness from a ‘La La Land’ filmmakers and a ‘Moonlight’ filmmakers in a approach that was really special and really different.”

This year’s Oscars finished with one of a strangest moments in a awards show’s scarcely 90 year history, when it was announced that “La La Land” had won best picture, even yet “Moonlight” was indeed a winner.

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In a review with Allison Schroeder, who was nominated for best blending screenplay for “Hidden Figures,” Isaacs pronounced that a print of her that seemed in a Los Angeles Times showed only how repelled she was — her mouth was agape.

Yet, she felt that a crazy finale showed a best of Hollywood and indeed was a utterly ideal ending.

“It all kind of came together in a pleasing note and pleasing ending.” she said.

Isaacs also commended Jimmy Kimmel for being a good host, observant that he was “the ideal male for a evening.”

Overall, Isaacs pronounced that she was happy with this year’s Oscars, and that it was a “brilliant and smashing show” that highlighted some of a best work in a attention from a “beautiful array and mosaic of new talent.”

“There was so most good work this year,” she said.

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