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I think the academy feels like Holocaust movies are played out and didn't choose it for that reason. It's a ****ty reason but I think that was their logic. |
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I would have preferred if Gangs of New York won that year over Chicago. As much as I do love Chicago I don't think it should have gotten Best Picture. |
Dude....i remember seeing In the Bedroom in the theater...that film fucking floored me....i knew nothing about it except that Sissy Spacek was int it....actually someone on IMDB really wrote a review that is exactly how i feel about this film
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I also haven't seen In The Bedroom yet. |
I can't believe the year 2009 hasn't been discussed yet.
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Also do you mean the Oscars that were held in 2009 or the one in 2010 that was about the films from 2009? I'm going to assume you mean the latter. 2009's Best Picture Nominations.(bolded was the best picture winner that year) The Hurt Locker Avatar The Blind Side District 9 An Education Inglourious Basterds Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire A Serious Man Up Up in the Air This was the year that they opened up Best Picture by adding more nominations. They were trying to draw in more viewers by adding in movies that the average movie goer would have seen as opposed to just Oscar bait related movies. I would have loved to seen District 9 get the win but Precious truly deserved the win for Best Picture that year with Hurt Locker being a close second. |
God, I hated Precious with a passion. There isn't really a movie that jumps out to me as deserving the award. I found A Serious Man to be a let down by the Coen Brothers' standards, if I'm being honest. The Blind Side was obviously Oscar bait, and while Avatar was pretty good, it was more so for the spectacle than the film itself. I guess I'd take Inglorious Basterds, since it's in my top 3 Tarantino flicks and the first movie I'd pick to re watch from this list.
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Thoughts on District 9 or did you not see it?
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