Here we go again: complaints about it being too white, too male-oriented.
What about too stereotypically-acted, too dependent on special effects, too obsessed with chasing the mass market―which these days means if a project isn't likely to appeal to an audience in China, it isn't likely to get funded.
My wife and I feel Hollywood has largely deserted us. Fortunately, Netflix and Amazon, as well as a local "art house" cinema, offer a growing selection of international films. (The Latin American movie industry, in particular, is making considerable inroads here, even among
anglohablantes.)
Silly me, thinking it was about excellence
The Academy Awards? They've always been about money, as well as the popularity within the industry of the people involved in the production. Excellence was always incidental.