>Movie awards season is upon us and the National Board of Review is first out of the gate with a huge, but amazing, surprise. They’ve named Mad Max: Fury Road the best picture of the year.
>Big budget studio fare rarely gets that kind of accolade but almost everyone who saw Mad Max loved it and hailed it as something truly remarkable. This award only confirms that, and shoots the film back into the conversation for Oscars as we get closer to those nominations.
Is this the part where we turn around and hate it because it's popular?
/tv/ already hates it for being popular.
>>63239542
I thought tv already hated it. I didn't care for it myself. First half was decent though.
>>63239542
/tv/ hated it before it even came out because women were in the movie.
For clarity sake, who in the past have won this award?
>>63239567
>>63239596
>>63239618
Hi, I'm /tv/'s elected representative on the movie. /tv/ is literally one person and it's me.
Mad Max is okay I guess.
>award shows
>>63239542
It wasn't that popular, and it didn't make money.
And /tv/ always hated it, and after the bong awards it will be hated even more.
>>63239663
>I'm ignoring the concept of general consensus because I like to make antagonizing posts and/or I'm a retard
RIDE ETERNAL, SHINY AND CHROME, BITCHES
>>63239708
I, the one person on /tv/, don't recall saying that.
Good, it deserves some recognition.
>/tv/ is "contrarian" meme
lmao. This is always just a lazy shit way of dealing with people who don't like the popular flick/show you do like.
>implying furious 7 won't win the oscar
Can't weasle the Diesel.
