The Oscar nominees were announced yesterday, and ladies, I have bad news:  The Patriarchy has struck again.

“Barbie”was nominated for Best Picture, but director Greta Gerwigand star Margot Robbiegot SNUBBED.  However, Ryan GoslingDID get nominated for Best Supporting Actor.

Before you get too bent out of shape, we should note that America Ferreragot a nod for Best Supporting Actress.  So a woman WAS recognized for it.

(Still, people are freaking out, as you’d expect.  And Ryan issued a statement saying he was disappointed that Greta and Margot weren’t nominated.)

“Barbie”got EIGHT nominations in total, but “Oppenheimer”leads that pack with 13.

“Poor Things”followed with 11, and “Killers of the Flower Moon”came in third with 10.  Those include a Best Actress nod for Lily Gladstone, who is now the first Native American with an acting nomination.

Also, Martin Scorsesenow holds the record for most Best Director nominations for a LIVING person.  Steven Spielbergis second with 9.  But they’re both behind the late William Wyler, who had 12.

 

In what’s widely been considered another snub, Leonardo DiCapriodid NOT get nominated for his starring turn in “Killers of the Flower Moon”.

 

“The Color Purple”only got ONE nomination:  Best Supporting Actress for Danielle Brooks.

Movies that got SHUT OUT completely include “Saltburn”“Air”“All of Us Strangers”“Priscilla”“Origin”“Wonka”“Asteroid City”, and “The Iron Claw”.

First-time nominees included Lily Gladstone, America Ferrera, Da’Vine Joy RandolphJeffrey WrightCillian MurphyEmily BluntSterling K. Brown, and . . . GODZILLA.  (!!!)

 

“Godzilla Minus One”, a Japanese Godzilla movie that became a huge international hit, is up for Best Visual Effects, making it the first nomination EVER for a Godzilla flick.  That ends a 70-year drought, people.

The Oscars will air Sunday, March 10th on ABC.  Jimmy Kimmelwill sleepwalk his way through the ceremony as host.

(Hollywood ReporterPeople)

 

(Here’s the full list of nominees.  You can check out all the categories you care about here.)