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I’d like to thank the Academy for reminding me that 2008 was not a great year for movies.
Never have so many, who make so much, been described as so brave.
I don’t know that Boyle deserved the award – I think Fincher and the non-nominated Nolan were more deserving – but I agree that at least he’s not a hack like Howard. Personally I thought the overlooked and underrated “Sunshine”
So gays aren’t supposed to kiss because someone might have to explain to their kids how the world is? This straight don’t get it.
Sean Penn should win best actor. His performance was flawless. Also, maybe he’ll say something incredibly stupid and liven this thing up. (Although Mickey Rourke will probably be entertaining..)
Instead of DESCRIBING performances and movies, why not, y’know, SHOW MORE CLIPS of them?? Did somebody forget that movies (and television) are a visual medium??
Tim Slagle Only three nominees for best makeup? What about the guy who made Meryl Streep look like a woman? Dude, that guy did a horrible job.
Congratulations to the best film of the year winning its ghettoized category.
In Hebrew, the movie “Milk” is called “Lactaid.”
Can’t remember what year it was (late ’90s), but I was at the Oscars with my girlfriend, my sister and her husband, and two other people. They were really into being on the red carpet, so I told them to
The only thing worse than bad winners are sore losers, and we’ve had enough of them for the past eight years. So with that in mind, in the wake of today’s historic inauguration, here’s my Handbook For The Loyal Opposition,
Dear Arianna, I’m looking for a job. What do you think? In the wake of the events of 1-15, in which a wedge of Geese brought down a US Airways aircraft, here’s what you won’t be hearing about from the
Some quick thoughts on the snoozefest known as the Golden Globes: The big question, of course, is always how the Globes will affect the Oscar voters. My guess – somewhere ranging from “not at all,” to “completely and utterly.” And