Man I just watched The Blind Side to see what Sandra Bullock got her Oscar for, and I really do get it now. She was amazing in her role, and the whole film was really well directed aswell.

Ducci

United States588 Posts

March 08 2010 08:33 GMT

#207

I am so glad avatar didn't win. Most overhyped movie ever. Excellent graphics but thats about it

Boundz(DarKo)

5311 Posts

March 08 2010 08:57 GMT

#208

The Hurt Locker was good... but right now, just after seeing it I don't see 5(?) oscars on it at all. I liked it, but Inglorious Basterds, even Up in the air were better movies.

Amnesia

United States3818 Posts

March 08 2010 09:20 GMT

#209

On March 08 2010 14:17 Garnet wrote:
I don't know if this means anything but today is March 8th - The International Women's Day.

and? that doesn't mean they're excused from the kitchen.

Caphe

Vietnam10817 Posts

March 08 2010 09:22 GMT

#210

Now downling The Hurt Locker

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And ofc i am happy that Avatar didnt win that much awards. Avatar is all about speciall effect, we cant even judge how well those actors and actress perform due to their Alien apperance.

iRRelevance

Romania725 Posts

March 08 2010 09:34 GMT

#211

You guys really liked The Hurt Locker? I mean, it was ok, but 6 oscars ok ?

esla_sol

United States756 Posts

March 08 2010 09:40 GMT

#212

slumdog was a piece of shit and that movie won too. who knows
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Squeegy

Finland1166 Posts

March 08 2010 09:57 GMT

#213

On March 08 2010 18:34 iRRelevance wrote:
You guys really liked The Hurt Locker? I mean, it was ok, but 6 oscars ok ?

As long as Avatar didn't win anything but the stuff for special effects and such, I'm fine with it.

tehsex

296 Posts

March 08 2010 09:59 GMT

#214

On March 08 2010 18:40 esla_sol wrote:
slumdog was a piece of shit and that movie won too. who knows

u r a piece of shit
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Amnesia

United States3818 Posts

March 08 2010 10:00 GMT

#215

On March 08 2010 18:59 tehsex wrote:

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u r a piece of shit

totally unnecessary. to each his own. i didn't like slumdog millionaire either. so am i a piece of shit???

snotboogie

Australia3550 Posts

March 08 2010 10:06 GMT

#216

I knew Hurt Locker was gonna win right when I saw it. That film rocked hardcore, baby.

GunSec

1095 Posts

March 08 2010 10:08 GMT

#217

this year's of academy awards was too predictable

but the hurt locker really deserved it, great movie IMO

sc4k

United Kingdom5454 Posts

March 08 2010 10:30 GMT

#218

wow, it first struck me that the hurt locker really didn't deserve that oscar. Then I thought, what the fuck competition did it have? A bunch of B+ movies. Then I thought, what are most Oscars' best film awards battles usually between? A bunch of B+ movies. I guess you never really get much good stuff in one year. The Dark Knight completely deserved a nomination last year, I mean wtf the curious case of benjamin button was a dire film, should have taken that place. I agree with No Country for Old Men winning 2007 but only cos all those other films were average as fuck. Tbh I preferred Michael Clayton but at least the film had something.

And then I looked at past winners, and saw that Shakespeare In Love beat Life is Beautiful AND Saving Private Ryan; Forrest Gump beat The Shawshank Redemption AND Pulp Fiction (btw what a fucking year); Annie Hall beat Star Wars; The French Connection beat A Clockwork Orange. The list goes on. The Oscars is not for people who like films seriously to watch, imho.

Then I saw The Good the Bad and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West didn't even get nominations. The former wasn't even recognised for its Soundtrack. It's tragic. They may get their choices right for best actors and actresses, but imo the Oscars are 'right' (even though it is ofc subjective) about 10% of the time about best picture.

Garnet

Vietnam9050 Posts

March 08 2010 10:41 GMT

#219

On March 08 2010 18:20 Amnesia wrote:

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and? that doesn't mean they're excused from the kitchen.

Maybe it had some affects on the "first woman to win an Oscar for directing" thing?

Jyvblamo

Canada13788 Posts

March 08 2010 10:41 GMT

#220

On March 08 2010 19:30 sc4k wrote:
wow, it first struck me that the hurt locker really didn't deserve that oscar. Then I thought, what the fuck competition did it have? A bunch of B+ movies. Then I thought, what are most Oscars' best film awards battles usually between? A bunch of B+ movies. I guess you never really get much good stuff in one year. The Dark Knight completely deserved a nomination last year, I mean wtf the curious case of benjamin button was a dire film, should have taken that place. I agree with No Country for Old Men winning 2007 but only cos all those other films were average as fuck. Tbh I preferred Michael Clayton but at least the film had something.

And then I looked at past winners, and saw that Shakespeare In Love beat Life is Beautiful AND Saving Private Ryan; Forrest Gump beat The Shawshank Redemption AND Pulp Fiction (btw what a fucking year); Annie Hall beat Star Wars; The French Connection beat A Clockwork Orange. The list goes on. The Oscars is not for people who like films seriously to watch, imho.

Then I saw The Good the Bad and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West didn't even get nominations. The former wasn't even recognised for its Soundtrack. It's tragic. They may get their choices right for best actors and actresses, but imo the Oscars are 'right' (even though it is ofc subjective) about 10% of the time about best picture.

You left out Citizen Kane losing to some movie whose name I can't even remember.