After the Academy Award nominations were announced, social media had a bit a meltdown over a few omissions that many deemed worthy recognition. Adam Sandler, Lupita Nyong’o, Eddie Murphy and , and although we may not know why all them weren’t acknowledged this year, one member the Academy Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences is publicly speaking about J. Lo’s exclusion.

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The New York Post reports that they’ve spoken with Academy nominee voter 91-year-old Terry Moore, ex-wife to Howard Hughes and an actress who was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress way back in 1952. Moore had quite a bit to say about why Lopez wasn’t recognized and why Hustlers just isn’t the Academy’s style. “I would have been shocked if she did get it,” Moore said.

“First all, Hustlers is not an ‘Oscar movie,’ she added. “It’s a little too rough around the edges, and I’m assuming some other people in the acting category didn’t see it. F— maybe because Little Women is a prestige movie and she’s a bright, new star. Actors tend to think as a phenomenon more than an actress, per se. It’s like last year, when] Lady Gaga lost the Oscar to Oli Colman — a real actor’s actor.”

Moore also spoke on Sandler, who she applauded for his Uncut Gems performance, but added, “.. Unfortunately, actors become brands. Sandler’s brand doesn’t scream ‘Oscar,’ but Leo DiCaprio’s and Jonathan Pryce’s do… If Adam Sandler has another great film, he’ll be nominated. If Eddie Murphy has another great film, he’ll be nominated.” Do you think Moore has a point?