The Oscars are so last month, and yet they're still making news.

This week, a new rule.

Members got to watch the movies before they vote.

Big yikes.

But earlier this month, a new category, best stunt design.

It's almost like an issue of justice, kind of like justice for stunts, like for the work that they do and the fact

that they don't really get credited the way that a lot of other people in the film industry

do with Oscars and industry awards and things like that.

But for me, as a film critic and a cinephile and also someone who studied film history, the stunt people were

here before the movie stars were.

Like, stunts built Hollywood and the idea that over the years they never quite got their

dude just seemed to be such a miscarriage of justice.

Justice for Stunton on today's plight.

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