"When did the compulsion start whereby the second people see something, they immediately think which awards it should win? I honestly don't think about awards at all until they announce the nominations. Like, why is box office and awards how we measure the value of art? Like why not just be happy you saw art that moved you? This isn't really about Hamilton22, just a broader societal thang."
What makes you think the people that saw the film aren't just happy they saw it? Only a small portion of movie goers care about the academy awards, much more people just see films because it interests them. Besides, Most people know box office success doesn't actually mean the film was good or not.
And to answer your question (which I'm sure you already know the answer to) it is because it's award season.My main question to you though is why do you care? The award season is a harmless hobby for some people and it's certainly not doing any harm.It's no different than people picking their favorite football teams for the superbowl. Not sure why you are upset about people trying to figure out who will get nominated.
Ps. I didn't say Stallone should win. There is no "compulsion". I said he is my frontunner right now but that could change as there are many films to be seen still.
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Updated On: 12/3/15 at 02:57 PM