The Oscars

my miss storm cat · #1 03-07-2010, 03:56 PM

This isn't about who you think will win (or i guess it can be, huh?

) but who, if anyone, are you rooting for?

I'm hoping The Hurt Locker wins best picture and every damned award its up for.

Anyone else?

Which film would you like to see win?

mclem0822 · #2 03-07-2010, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

This isn't about who you think will win (or i guess it can be, huh?

) but who, if anyone, are you rooting for?

I'm hoping The Hurt Locker wins best picture and every damned award its up for.

Anyone else?

Which film would you like to see win?

I just watched it Friday, if I had a ballot it would be my choice. Great ensemble cast including a terrific breakout performance by Jeremy Renner. He's still a close second behind Jeff Bridges in terms of Best Actor. I will be happy if Jeff Bridges wins, and I think it will be deserved. Chistoph Waltz I believe should and will win Best Supporting Actor for Inglorious Basterds. I wish I had seen more of the nominated films and performances this past year, I am lagging behind. Up In The Air is next on my list of films I want to see. Jason Reitman is one of the best young filmakers working today, I have very much enjoyed his previous pictures, and look forward to this one and others to come.

my miss storm cat · #3 03-07-2010, 05:06 PM

Yeah I'd have no problem if Jeff Bridges won but for supporting actor I'd like to see Stanley Tucci get it.

He was fantastic, as was Mo' Nique (sp).

mclem0822 · #4 03-07-2010, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Yeah I'd have no problem if Jeff Bridges won but for supporting actor I'd like to see Stanley Tucci get it.

He was fantastic, as was Mo' Nique (sp).

I'm a fan of Tucci's work for sure loved him in Big Night years ago. But I've not had a chance to see Lovely Bones yet. Waltz to me stole every scene he was in. It was an amazing mixture of creepiness and charm, it was too exellent not to get the award IMO.

hockey2315 · #5 03-08-2010, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mclem0822

I'm a fan of Tucci's work for sure loved him in Big Night years ago. But I've not had a chance to see Lovely Bones yet. Waltz to me stole every scene he was in. It was an amazing mixture of creepiness and charm, it was too exellent not to get the award IMO.

Agreed.

SCUDSBROTHER · #6 03-08-2010, 05:45 AM

In those clips of Sandra Bullock's performance, she can't even stay in the accent she's supposed to be using. I didn't see that movie. Guess it's a feel good. Would rather try the Brooklyn Cops thing.

hi_im_god · #7 03-07-2010, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by mclem0822

I just watched it Friday, if I had a ballot it would be my choice. Great ensemble cast including a terrific breakout performance by Jeremy Renner. He's still a close second behind Jeff Bridges in terms of Best Actor. I will be happy if Jeff Bridges wins, and I think it will be deserved. Chistoph Waltz I believe should and will win Best Supporting Actor for Inglorious Basterds. I wish I had seen more of the nominated films and performances this past year, I am lagging behind. Up In The Air is next on my list of films I want to see. Jason Reitman is one of the best young filmakers working today, I have very much enjoyed his previous pictures, and look forward to this one and others to come.

no one is a "close" 2nd to bridges for best actor. he's the single if you're trying to hit an oscar pick 6.

it's an interesting year though. if they got rid of the gender concept, he might not have been nominated at all for best performance. the women are unbelievably strong this year. i don't remember there ever being a better set of nominee's top to bottom for lead actress. i can't imagine any of them losing.

mclem0822 · #8 03-07-2010, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god

no one is a "close" 2nd to bridges for best actor. he's the single if you're trying to hit an oscar pick 6.

it's an interesting year though. if they got rid of the gender concept, he might not have been nominated at all for best performance. the women are unbelievably strong this year. i don't remember there ever being a better set of nominee's top to bottom for lead actress. i can't imagine any of them losing.

He's odds on I'll give you that.

He was outstanding and deserves the award.

mclem0822 · #9 03-07-2010, 06:42 PM

I wanted to mention a performance I felt deserved a nomination. Michael Stuhlbarg was wonderful in the Coen Brother's A Serious Man. A very funny dark comedy, IMO.

clyde · #10 03-07-2010, 07:16 PM

I hope they all lose.