Should the EGOT Awards be renamed ENOS Awards?

I stopped watching all those awards shows, I mean commercials for Hollywood, a long time ago.

It was a joke when Forrest Gump got best picture over Shawshank Redemption, and when Tom Hanks got best actor for Forrest Gump over John Travolta in Pulp Fiction.

John Travolta‘s range of acting was much greater than Tom Hanks. That performance resurrected Travta’s career. Tom Hanks just had the same stupid look and monotone delivery on his face the whole movie. The only scene where he had any acting was where Jenny put his hand on her breast. How any male with testosterone can keep that stupid look on his face with his hand on her breast is acting.

Forrest Gump was only an average movie until that stupid, entirely unrealistic scene at the end where he’s running through the national monument in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of groupies following him. Then it lost all credibility.
Shawshank Redemption was delivered true to Stephen King’s book. It was a great story of friendship and hope flawlessly executed.

Yep too true, now this lot only go for the most Ultra Far Left crap, irrespective of the worthiness of the show. Even Progressives that I know have said that most of the so called winners are just Woke crap.

Tom Hanks's range of acting consists of looking mildly befuddled while being so utterly sincere. He's the male version of Meryl Streep, only with the befuddledness as opposed to the avert her eyes and try to hold back a tear that's her schtick.

I never read Shawshank, I always wondered how close it was to the book.

The only Stephen King book I ever read was Christine, which was basically a 200 page story that was 500 pages long. People told me that it wasn't typical of his works, but I don't care, it was enough to scare me away from his other books. Good story, only way too much stuffing.

Shawshank was an excellent film adaptation of the book.
100% on the money.

I should get me a copy and read it then.

I had read Christine after seeing the movie, so is a bit of a let down in terms of expectations.

Do not ever, I repeat, ever read Stephen King‘s “The Bogeyman” alone at home at night.
Worst mistake I ever made while I was housesitting for some people.

It's really that scary?

Yep!

And the winners areeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Ultra Far Left crap.