Oscar bodies lets judge

Eh, they're celebrities. It's their job to put their bodies out there for the rest of the world to talk about. Most of my thoughts were along the lines of "She's too thin for my taste" or "He totally skips legs day". However, an unattractive trend I noticed this year was for women to be wearing dresses that were way too tight and gave them double-boobs. Some of them even were claiming "Chanel MADE this dress for me". Well, someone at Chanel should be fired.

might be an idea to chose your audience a little better.

Might be a good idea not to go into a thread whose title suggests judgement on how celebrities look if it upsets you that someone might then respond with a judgement about how a celebrity looks.


Who the hell is Jonah Hill anyway? :laugh:

I didn't watch it. Who had the biggest boobs?

Jonah Hill probably

Hilarious. Dig out the guy that's lost a ton of weight and looks fantastic.

You really are the man.

He's gained it all back.

I'm sorry, I can't let this go. How dare we judge other based off appearances and body types when most of us here OURSELVES have struggled with our bodies, have been bullied, taunted, and made to be ashamed of our appearance due to the cruel comments of others... It's so childish and unnecessary. Instead of who had work down, man boobs, or a saggy bottom, why not discuss who looked great as a result of their recent weight loss, or maybe discuss their workout, and us them as motivation to continue our journey towards optimum health and wellness. But really, how dare us...

I think it's childish and unnecessary to hand out awards to the Hollywood elite. They can buy their own statues. :smokin:

Well, I agree with that also.

I'm still trying to figure out who Lupita and Jared are.

I'm still trying to figure out who Lupita and Jared are.

Jared = Jared Leto, my boyfriend.

We didn't judge bodies but it was about the dresses or tuxes. Mostly the dresses. And a lot of that was why it worked or didn't work.

Not sure why we didn't fall into the trap that TV/Movie mentality causes, which are the comments of "work done" or other body judgments but I agree that it is usually a mob mentality. A lot of the stars that we (the mob) judge are stunning when met on the street but on TV if they aren't their usual size 0 that we've grown used to, then they're getting fat. Or if they have too many wrinkles then they need to get work done, or on the other end, they look flawless where last year they didn't (Goldie Hawn seemed less aged compared to a shot of her last year) then obviously she had work done. And who knows maybe last year time got away from her and she didn't get the same amount of Oscar pampering (I'm guessing a facial, etc) and so didn't look as flawless. I'd say the only exception would be the stars that have lost a lot of weight for a role (thinking Matthew McCaunghey, who was starting to look good after the weight lost for Dallas Buyers Club).

might be an idea to chose your audience a little better.

Might be a good idea not to go into a thread whose title suggests judgement on how celebrities look if it upsets you that someone might then respond with a judgement about how a celebrity looks.


Who the hell is Jonah Hill anyway? :laugh:

In this instance, he is the first male I could think of that is overweight that was probably at the Oscars.

Sound legit. Carry on. :smokin:

I opted to watch zombies over the Oscars as well...Zombies have no fashion sense and don't appear to have weight or body image issues....

On the other hand, goodness Beth...a white cardigan in a zombie apocalypse?

I'm still trying to figure out who Lupita and Jared are.

Jared = Jared Leto, my boyfriend.

Oh, he's cute! What movie was he in?

He played a transgendered person with HIV in Dallas Buyers Club. (and won for best supporting actor)
He's one of the loveliest ladies in Hollywood.
WERQ

That one is on my Netflix Queue. That's another reason I haven't watched the Oscars in years. I'm a "wait for the DVD" person.