"Usually when we have a black or female President an asteroid is about to hit the Statue of Liberty"
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Originally Posted by El Capitan
I think Ratatouille was one of the overall top 5 movies of the year.
Agreed.
Too bad for Juno: only Best Sreenplay. Ellen Page was awesome. In fact, she was also awesome in Hard Candy (a couple of years ago). She has a very bright future. But No Country was a worthy best-picture.
who cares it's just another way hollywood pushes it's self promotion and agenda, i don't see movies because of them, only if others i know recommend a movie. it's becoming irrelevant
but i think they need to make the theater experience better with more movies in digital 3-D
This year's Oscars just seemed more boring than usual. John Stewart was occasionally funny, but the whole show just had an extreme air of mediocrity, the people watching it with me agreed.
It is also the first year I haven't seen a single one of the best picture/director/screenplay nominations, though Juno looks interesting. They all had that 'rent it' air about them for some reason.
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"Usually when we have a black or female President an asteroid is about to hit the Statue of Liberty"
Ugh Ratatouille won.
For damn good reason. It was a beautifully done movie all around.
That category wasn't even a contest.
In fact, I think Ratatouille was one of the overall top 5 movies of the year.
Jon Stewart is great.
"Usually when we have a black or female President an asteroid is about to hit the Statue of Liberty"
I think Ratatouille was one of the overall top 5 movies of the year.
Agreed.
Too bad for Juno: only Best Sreenplay. Ellen Page was awesome. In fact, she was also awesome in Hard Candy (a couple of years ago). She has a very bright future. But No Country was a worthy best-picture.
but i think they need to make the theater experience better with more movies in digital 3-D
For damn good reason. It was a beautifully done movie all around.
That category wasn't even a contest.
In fact, I think Ratatouille was one of the overall top 5 movies of the year.
It usually isn't. But Persepolis was outstanding.
I'm sure you've seen it.
For damn good reason. It was a beautifully done movie all around.
That category wasn't even a contest.
In fact, I think Ratatouille was one of the overall top 5 movies of the year.
We all have our opinions,,, I thought Ratatouille was one of the worst Disney films I have ever seen.
Fellows
It is also the first year I haven't seen a single one of the best picture/director/screenplay nominations, though Juno looks interesting. They all had that 'rent it' air about them for some reason.
She was a stripper before she won an Oscar. Craziness.
She's also awesome.
It usually isn't. But Persepolis was outstanding.
I'm sure you've seen it.
I actually have.
Animation is one of my passions.
I wouldn't make a comment like I did without seeing all films in the category.
We all have our opinions,,, I thought Ratatouille was one of the worst Disney films I have ever seen.
Fellows
The other ones being what.... The Lion King and Snow White?
Ok.
Can't blame me.
Ah, I skipped "Surf's Up."
Can't blame me.
It's actually a funny and cute film.
You should see it