DrewMerson wrote:Shenanigans, then.
poprock wrote:A quick look at Twitter says there were a lot of people voting just to ‘stick it to the wokes’. Tomorrow’s Telegraph front page has the Israeli singer being ‘brave’ for singing despite the protests …
EvilRedEye wrote:Apparently the winner broke the trophy and injured his hand.
equinox_code wrote:I didn't watch. But i did glance over at the BBC news ticker when i saw this thread filling with posts. Their correspondent reported that "some boos as well as cheers could be heard in the arena" when Israel performed.
Having since seen the reality of what actually happened, it encapsulates the reality of BBC impartiality quite nicely.
g.man wrote:
It's one of the main reasons I tune in every year. As a technical production, it's pretty much the benchmark in the industry. Never mind the artists, think of the amount of coordination and rehearsal that goes into making this show. The steadicam operators have to work blind, without their focus puller on stage with them, so there's literally no-one there to stop them taking one step back too far and going arse over tit off the stage. It's not just their work on the screen either, it's the clearing for the next shot so they're never visible, then getting back in position for their next shot.davyK wrote:It's only in retrospect that I consider the camera work - they were everywhere - up close etc. Thinking it about it now it was remarkable. I suppose the real complement is at the time you don't consciously notice it.g.man wrote:
Haha, yea I saw that last week. AmazingPaul the sparky wrote:On another tangent, did you know there were not one but two lense wipes which made the cut in the film The Abyss?
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