Yesterday, I was invited to an Oscar party and wore my best bow tie. Oscar parties are lots of fun. I got to eat bacon and steak and even cheese while waiting for Isle of Dogs to win as best Animated Feature film.
I wondered why there aren’t more dogs nominated for supporting roles. I thought of the dog in Roma. I had watched the film snuggled next to Mistress about a month ago and found the dog quite sympathetic.
As soon as I found out that Isle of Dogs didn’t win but Spider-Man did I made my way into the bedroom and settled in for the night. I was just too upset that there was not even a mention of the significance the dog played in Roma.
For an interesting analysis of the dog in Roma click here.
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Too cute!!
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Isle Of Dogs was cool. I liked it a lot. Maybe the Spidey movie was cool too. But I can’t say, not having seen it.
In any case, it’s a dog’s life.
Neil Scheinin
LOL. 🙂
But didn’t “Bao” win best animated short? Your Bao should be proud!
Thanks, Anneli. He’ll love to hear that! 🙂
What’s a small spelling difference?
You know, Bau, I’ve always thought dogs were great film characters, and really ought to get more Oscar attention. Did you know, I was once owned by a dog named Oscar. It’s a good fit.
Oh, that’s so neat. Maybe we can start a petition: Should dogs get oscars? 🙂
Such an adorable angel ❤ 🙂
I love this one :):) What a little angel. xx
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This is just so great to read Love it
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That means a lot to me.. So glad you liked it! ❤
Aw…love the bow tie! ❤
Thanks, Jill. I sometimes call him bow-tie. 🙂
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i think oscars go to those who got more exposure, as opposed to the best.
Interesting perspective. Thanks, Jina, for being here and sharing. 🙂
Oh my gosh, Bau just gets cuter and cuter!!! Yes – and I agree with Bau, there should be an Oscar for “Best Dog” Performance! (Has Bau watched “A Dog’s Purpose” – C.J watches attentively whenever a dog comes on House Hunters or a Hallmark movie, 🙂
I wonder what they think when they see another dog on TV. Bau’s attention also turns to the TV when a dog comes on. But he won’t stay fixed on it very long. Short attention span. 🙂
Well, Bau, I often love a movie mostly because of the dog in it. And truthfully, I haven’t seen any of those that won–just don’t sound that interesting! I’m waiting for Lassie to hit the big screen.
Thanks for your sweet comments, Jacqui. I also love movies with dogs in them. 🙂
Your pot reminds me that once I was talking to my Dad about old movie dogs and mentioned RinTin Tin, and he said, “Oh, he was a wonderful actor.”
I love this! I suppose you meant post rather than pot 🙂
How cute!! 😀 Bau is all dressed for the Oscars and wouldn’t go amiss on the red carpet! Maybe he should be in a film and become nominated!? I’ve been reading a lot about Roma and now even more intrigued by it … will take a look!
Carol, wishing you a lovely week … and of course, Bau as well. Hope the work is going well for him. xx
Thanks, Annika, for your kind words. The link with the post provides a good analysis of the characters in the film. I would have liked to have read it before seeing the movie.
Have a lovely week as well, 🙂
Smartly dressed and a smart-looking face. You have a beautiful friend, Carol.
Thanks…What a lovely thing to say. 🙂