what do you think about the oscars so far?

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Originally Posted by fred41

Mara Rooney's pretty, but it would've been hotter if she showed up in Lisbeth Salander mode.

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Mara Rooney is very pretty and seems fairly talented, but Noomi Rapace owns that role. :2cent

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Originally Posted by Nicole Dupre

Mara Rooney is very pretty and seems fairly talented, but Noomi Rapace owns that role. :2cent

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Well...I ordered the Swedish trilogy so I can watch it in one sitting..but I have to say from an "accuracy" perspective...Mara seems to come closer to physically matching the character in the book series (which I just finished and loved)...Salander's supposed to look small and frail (it's kind of important in the book)...Noomi doesn't.
...but I'll let you know if I change my mind after seeing her version.

ooooo yes! I love Meryl Strip, the best actress in my opinion.....

The Oscars were horrible and Viola got robbed, you could see Merryl Streep was almost embarassed to accept the award. I'm glad that Clooney lost and the dog from the Artist should have been Best Supporting Actor

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Originally Posted by Nikka

my Idea or JLo was flashing the border of her nipple?

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LOL I saw it too, so it wasn't your idea, it was reality. :)

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Originally Posted by Nicole Dupre

On the left is the good. And on the right is the bad and ugly. lol
I'll take the one in the left!

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The Artist was a charming film and very different. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

But the Academy completely ignored what I thought was the best film of last year - We Need to Think about Kevin - in which Tilda Swinton showed once again that she consistently turns in utterly compelling and entirely believable performances.

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Originally Posted by EvonRose

ooooo yes! I love Meryl Strip, the best actress in my opinion.....

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I agree, Evon, but what a shame she wasted her talents on a one-sided hagiography of that bloody awful woman.

And as I said below, the omission of Tilda Swinton from the nominations for best actress was a travesty.

Mind you, if Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close was a credible contender for film of the year, the Academy clearly had their collective heads up their collectives asses. What a load of meretricious, sickly sentimental crap.

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Originally Posted by robertlouis

But the Academy completely ignored what I thought was the best film of last year - We Need to Think about Kevin - in which Tilda Swinton showed once again that she consistently turns in utterly compelling and entirely believable performances.

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I haven't seen it but I think it's called We Need to Talk about Kevin but your title is much more, um, thought-provoking. lol

I thought Drive was a great flick. Should have been up for best picture.

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Originally Posted by BluegrassCat

I haven't seen it but I think it's called We Need to Talk about Kevin but your title is much more, um, thought-provoking. lol

I thought Drive was a great flick. Should have been up for best picture.

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Whoops! :oops:

Don't know about Drive for best pic, but Ryan Gosling should have been in there for his performance in both that movie and in the Ides of March. His performance in Blue Valentine was outstanding too, searing, true and utterly heartbreaking. He is a very fine actor.

And while I'm at it, Michael Fassbender should have been nominated for Shame.

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Originally Posted by robertlouis

The Artist was a charming film and very different. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

But the Academy completely ignored what I thought was the best film of last year - We Need to Think about Kevin - in which Tilda Swinton showed once again that she consistently turns in utterly compelling and entirely believable performances.

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Academy is a little lost IMO. Film industry is losing market to other medias like internet and they just don't know what to do in order to revert this process. Just saying.