When it comes down to animation, everything outside Disney movies need a chance. Kaguya and Song of the Sea lost against Big Hero 6.
...this still hurts...
When it comes down to animation, everything outside Disney movies need a chance. Kaguya and Song of the Sea lost against Big Hero 6.
So you are mostly complaining about the eligibility rules.
I don't know, the Oscars are an award given by the American film industry mostly to itself, if anything, it's more inclusive than other national awards.
It is what it is.
I do agree that the foreign film nomination process is shit though.
...this still hurts...
The Berlin International Film Festival is, you know, an international film festival, so is Cannes.It is what it is is a symbol of laziness, itellectually and when it comes down to activism. So leave out. More is possible.
Ackknowledge non-Disney movies. Give comedy actors more of a chance and stop overevaluiting drama. See Jim Carrey or recently Rose Byrne.
Change your rules for films. Just look at Berlinale where last year a Iranian film won the main prize. Change your rules for acting. Maggie Cheung won at Cannes. Deneuve should atleast be able to win at the Oscars atleast.
Also, Tarantino for either screenplay or director, dude has earned it. Get over it, Academy.
Yeah, i rememberd some minutes after posting ... my bad. He got 2 for screenplay.He's won twice.
]Gary Oldman, my favourite all-time actor and it's a damned travesty.
Perhaps Paul Thomas Anderson? 6 nominations at this point
David Fucking Fincher
Came for the cruise missile.Tom Cruise? Tom Cruise.
In all honesty, Jim Carrey.
I was very surprised to learn that Glenn Close doesn't yet have an Oscar. They really need some kind of 'Lifetime contribution to filmmaking' award - and have one for acting and one for production, so you can allow overlooked composers, directors, cinematographers etc to get their overdue credit too.
As much as I think he deserved one for Boogie Nights and There Will be Blood, he jumped the shark with The Master, what a bunch of wank.Paul Thomas Anderson really deserves one
As much as I think he deserved one for Boogie Nights and There Will be Blood, he jumped the shark with The Master, what a bunch of wank.
If he had gotten them, he was due to undeserve the previous ones because of that film.
PTA should have won for TWBB and Fincher should have won for TSN.
Wouldn't Stallone have an Oscar for Rocky winning best picture since he wrote it?
He was the saving grace of Prometheus and Xmen First ClassMichael Fassbender, but he'll win about 4 before he's dead.
Who won Best Actor in the year Assassination of Jesse James came out?
Casey Affleck blew me away in that, though I've only seen him in Gone Girl elsewhere, in which he was good but not incredible imo
Michael Fassbender should win every year.
As much as I think he deserved one for Boogie Nights and There Will be Blood, he jumped the shark with The Master, what a bunch of wank.
If he had gotten them, he was due to undeserve the previous ones because of that film.
I just hate when people use initials and I don't know what they are.
or, putting it better, IJHWPUIAIDKWTA.
I'm incredibly salty that Hugh Jackman never even got a nomination for Prisoners, so I'll say Wolverine himself.
Speaking of Prisoners, Jake Gyllenhaal is another guy who I'd like to see get more recognition.
What is BR?
Javier Bardem won that year. Casey is also pretty good in gone baby gone.
The Aquatic Life of Steve Zaszou (2004) -- Rottentomatoes: 56%