Oscars 2018: Are Time's Up, #MeToo Affecting Best Picture Race? | THR News

The transcript discusses the impact of sexual harassment scandals in Hollywood, particularly focusing on the MeToo and TimesUp movements. It explores how these events have influenced the Oscar race, with insights from filmmakers like Emily V. Gordon and Joe Wright. While some believe the scandals have affected the industry, others like Judd Apatow see it as a time of transition. The discussion also touches on the potential long-term effects, with Sean Baker suggesting that the true impact will be clearer in the future. The transcript concludes with a call for audience engagement.

How does Emily V. Gordon perceive the connection between real-life events and the film industry?

• She thinks they are closely linked.

• She believes they are completely separate.

• She feels they are only sometimes related.

• She is unsure about their connection.

What does Joe Wright attribute the relevance of 'Darkest Hour' to?

• The film's marketing strategy.

• The director's intentional design.

• The audience's interpretation.

• The film's original script.

What is Judd Apatow's stance on the impact of social movements on the Oscar race?

• He believes they have a significant impact.

• He thinks they have no impact.

• He is uncertain about their impact.

• He feels they have a minor impact.

According to Sean Baker, what is a positive outcome of the ongoing conversations in Hollywood?

• Increased film budgets.

• Higher box office sales.

• Positive industry changes.

• More diverse movie genres.

What does the section on 'Diverse Opinions on Oscar Race' primarily discuss?

• The unanimous agreement on the impact of social movements.

• The varied perspectives on the influence of social movements.

• The historical context of social movements.

• The financial implications of social movements.