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Their wordsJesse Plemons was a revelation in “Bugonia,”
Their wordsPerhaps this is because passionate engagement with snubbing offers an unchallenging sort of righteousness.
Their wordsThe moviegoing public will often use the word “overlooked” when discussing snubs. But it’s not accurate. No one escaped anyone’s attention. Choices were made.
Their wordsThis is not schadenfreude on the part of audiences; it’s relatability.
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