Best Actress, Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor — you’re all cool, but Twitter took Monday morning to suggest some other Academy Award categories that have been overlooked for far too long.
It’s amazing we’ve come this far without “Most Undersold Musical Instrument Miming,” for example.
Below are a bunch of #OscarsWeNeed, according to users of the popular social media site. Let’s see if the Academy can get on board by Sunday’s awards show.
Best Use of a poster in a movie #OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/dKWj7MpV3d
— Jessica Carberry (@Jessberrie) February 20, 2017
https://twitter.com/Tweet_Dec/status/833663167041511424
#OscarsWeNeed Best use of the word Motherf@#ker in a motion picture pic.twitter.com/yq1SsCGnie
— Marko (@marcelo27125) February 20, 2017
#OscarsWeNeed Best trailer to trick the audience into believing that the film won't be half-bad, even though it totally sucks.
— Rahul Poonja (@RahulPoonja) February 20, 2017
Most Meme-able Motion Picture#OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/2r3LaCfEKS
— Christine WinksAtWallabies (@googlygirl98) February 20, 2017
Best Lady Bros. Eye on you TF and AP.#OscarsWeNeed#TinaFey #AmyPoehler pic.twitter.com/u9MTOvbX4c
— brett Fish anderson (@BrettFishA) February 20, 2017
https://twitter.com/JayR5150/status/833682781637058561
#OscarsWeNeed : Worst Marksmanship By A Bad Guy (they never hit anything).
— Squirrel (he/him/his) (@Squirrel3218) February 20, 2017
#OscarsWeNeed The Best Actor That Should Have Played Leading Role Instead 🎥
— N (@Hidic) February 20, 2017
Most Undersold Musical Instrument Miming#OscarsWeNeed
— Ape of Good Hope (@apeofgoodhope) February 20, 2017
Best manipulation of empty cup to make us believe its full of hot coffee #OscarsWeNeed
— Kenneth Reading (@KennethReading) February 20, 2017
#OscarsWeNeed Movie with the most mistakes. pic.twitter.com/cf7goc8Ak3
— Mariam (@jeansnmascara) February 20, 2017
https://twitter.com/SugarGretel/status/833687133542088706
And here is one that’s more for an #EmmysWeNeed entrant:
https://twitter.com/OccamsHacksaw/status/833665693547642880
The 89th Academy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, air Sunday starting 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on ABC.