Well, the Barbenheimer beef dominated Hollywood all year, but last night's Oscars saw a knockout blow in the cinematic tussle of our age.

Oppenheimer sweeping the ball, winning Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Picture and others.

Barbie, on the other hand, dying like a dog, winning only one gong from eight nominations.

The Solitary Win was Best song for Billy Anish's

What Was I Made For? But you could have said about the movie itself, in my estimation. Unfortunately,

Ryan Gosling, films A Leading Man, managed to show this wasn't even the best song in Barbie,

with a barnstorming-light performance of I'm Just Ken. So did the dreaded patriarchy had the last laugh in this battle of the blockbusters?

And is this the year that finally proves we've had enough Kenuff?

I like what they've done there, of woke Hollywood.

Joining me to debate the biggest night in Hollywood is my Oscar super PAC,

Esther Crack and Ava Santina, and two

titans of the YouTube movie community, the Critical Drinker and Nerdrottie. Well, we are

honored to have you two gentlemen. Thank you very much indeed. Equally on to have you two ladies

here, my resident Barbies. Let me start a critical drinker, if I may, with you. So, this might be

heresy, but I absolutely loathed everything about Barbie.

I loathed what it stood for.

I loathed what it was.

I tried to wade through it and found it unwatchable man-bashing Tosh.

But I also found Oppenheimer, and this might be heresy, a beautifully made film,

brilliantly acted film, but way too long and bordering on boring. Your thoughts?

Well, I think that's pretty much par for the course when it comes to Christopher Nolan movies,

but it seems like it's just a sign of the

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