2 of This Year's Oscar Winners Weigh In on Chris Rock's Opening Monologue

Some of the best jokes from Chris Rock's Oscars night came right out the gate during his hilarious opening monologue. Beneath all the laughter, though, came some serious truth bombs about the lack of racial diversity in Hollywood. Back in the press room, some of the night's winners were weighing in with their thoughts. One such pair of commentators included Adam McKay and Charles Randolph, who won for best adapted screenplay for The Big Short. Read on for a fresh take on the monologue.

"I thought it was great; I thought it was really great. I thought it was jabbing at Hollywood but at the same time even-handed and kind of dealing with a new era of how we discuss diversity. Very impressive and really funny."