Happy January 22nd, everyone! Academy Award nominations were released early this morning, and it looks like it's going to be an interesting year. I will be running my betting pool again this year, hopefully to a much larger magnitude than last year (lawl 3 people), so contact me if you're interested
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Fincher probably should get Best Director, though I must admit I have not seen Slumdog Millionaire or Milk yet. I, however, wasn't in total awe of the writing of Benjamin Button; Some of the symbolism was questionable and there was a little bit too much of "aw, shucks!" for my liking with Pitt's narration. Also, Cate Blanchett should get an award for her dancing. That scene where they're by the pond/pool/whatever? Jesus, the rest of the film could have been her just dancing.
Winslet might not win because of the GG jinx (which, I'm surprised you yourself didn't point out for her, since you did it with Slumdog), and my money is on Hathaway (who I have a terrible celeb crush on). However, I haven't seen Streep in Doubt, nor have I seen Angelina in Changeling.
As for who doesn't love Peter Gabriel? Those who weren't raised listening to the glory that is Secret World Live, probably.
As for hearing about Rachel Getting Married sucking, I'm afraid ( ... )
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As for CCoBB, as I stated before that one scene in particular literally made my jaw drop to the floor. Although, I watched a video that made me laugh SO hard at funnyordie.com. It's on the main page. Eric Roth penned both Forrest Gump and CCoBB, and its UNCANNY how similar the events in both films are. Quite hilarious. I still think it has a good shot at winning that screenplay category.
I'm pretty sure 90% of males from 18-25 have a huge crush on Anne Hathaway. And I didn't mention Winslet not winning because I truly think she's the clear favorite, even if she did win two Golden Globes. The last actress to win both was Helen Mirren two years ago, and I think that Kate has a SUPERB chance of doing that again. She's had a fantastic year and everyone loves her.
I <3 Peter Gabriel ( ... )
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Well...you can call me a fanboy, because I really am, but I think that the second highest grossing movie in film HISTORY should be honored in some way, shape or form. Not to mention...it is actually a spectacular film.
I'm just curious what makes you guys think that Chris Nolan deserved a nod for directing TDK, but not the picture itself. (Kyle, your hatred for success is not a valid argument here).
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