AmanGeorge
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Tons of truth with these issues, incidentally, many of which prevented Battlestar Galactica from ever getting any love at the Emmys
Originally Posted by AmanGeorge /img/forum/go_quote.gif Meh. Avatar has made $2.5 billion worldwide.. The Hurt Locker has made less than 1 percent of that. |
Originally Posted by Pepsi /img/forum/go_quote.gif Number one reason why Hurt Locker overcame Avatar. |
davidhunternyc;6463195 said:That was awesome! Totally agree with you here, but then again, I thought Braveheart, Dances with Wolves, and Shawshank Redemption was also commercial crap (yes, I know I am in the minority). My favorite part of the academy awards were seeing the nominees for Best-Documentary. I haven't heard of any of them, and they all seemed so pertinent and necessary.
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I haven't seen any of them either but do feel that the documentary film makers should be respected just like others.
Totally agree with you on Braveheart but disagree with you on Shawshank Redemption(one of my all time favourite films). That shows how people see things differently.
Maybe it is just me- I couldn't care less about who won since there were many great films that never won oscars (Citizen Kane; Apocalypse Now etc...). One thing that really bugged me now was something I didn't even notice until someone pointed it out- Farrah Fawcett was not in the memorial montage! Other absentees were Henry Gibson; Bea Arthur, Gene Barry, Carl Ballantine. They all made more movies than Michael Jackson.
NOOOOO oh man I feel so depressed! Especially when your friend next to you is shoving it in your face that Hurt Locker won over Avatar... I am seriously on the verge of crying I feel like stones are in my heart and soul
Hurt Locker really sucked. It really did suck so much.
In terms of memories and entertainment, UP was so much better. I agree with XxATOLxX's in that in a couple of months, nobody will remember Hurt Locker. Hollywood politics....what can you do?
I agree that Revolver was underrated, but the best movie I don't know, I'll go with The Fountain.
I'll have to differ w/ that. I can tell you that it captured for me some of the most accurate feelings associated w/ being deployed to combat and after the fact.