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Nah, it got a pretty mixed reception, and while I did say I liked it a lot, I wouldn't say it's a great movie, I just thought that, given the general movie output this year and the expanded number of nominees, it could've snatched a nomination... if anything for it's scale and scope.
I don't remember the exact criticism, sorry.
So, Golden Globes:
Predictable wins: Les Miserables (Best Comedy/Musical... what the fuck's up with this category, anyway?), Daniel Day Lewis (even though many people claimed Phoenix did a much better job).
Not so predictable but not unexpected: Homeland (undeservingly this time, in my opinion), Jessica Chastain, Brave (lolpixar).
The shocking twist: Argo wins best drama, and Affleck best director (he's not even nominated for the oscars).
Considering how award shows hate comedies, I'm actually OK with it getting a separate category and winning recognition over there rather than nothing at all.
Oh, yeah. But the thing is, the Comedy or Musical thing seems so arbitrary. I mean, Les Miserables is much more of a Drama than Django... of course, maybe I'm bitter because I wanted Moonrise Kingdom to have a chance to win.
Also, apparently it was mentioned repeatedly that making Les Miserables was "very brave", which is odd, considering it has over 50 movie adaptations.
Oh it is, I just thought you were complaining about comedy getting a separate category.
Letting Russell Crowe sing considering his musical career is very brave if you asked me.
So I saw Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain.
It was good, but exhausting.
It was pretty fun, especially seeing Dicaprio ham it up.
I'm hopefully seeing that on Thursday.
i tried watching the first episode of supernatural but my internet was being too slow for it to buffer and then netflix crashed and then my ceiling caught fire
should i take this as a sign y/n
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yeah god wants you to watch the wire
All of the gods, actually. Well, not Loki, but he's a dick anyway.
I totally feel you on that because really, I only really enjoyed the show once I started watching it as a whole rather than piece by piece. It's definitely one of those "bigger than the sum of its parts" shows.
so yeah i dunno what to tell you except lock yourself in a room with food for about ten hours and let the episodes play nonstop until you finish the first season and if you didn't enjoy any of it, then I don't think you will enjoy what comes next.
Twitter Marxists tell me that The Wire is on par with Birth of a Nation in terms of sheer racism.
boy you're the soul of the party aren't cha
http://www.slashfilm.com/j-j-abrams-to-direct-star-wars-episode-vii/
It's official.
Man, none of that even has him or LucasArts confirming such.
http://m.guardiannews.com/commentisfree/2013/jan/25/zero-dark-thirty-normalises-torture-unjustifiable So, Zero Dark Thirty.
I haven't seen it, but from what I've heard, every single time torture is used in that movie, it results in bad intel, and people are just angry because the characters don't turn to the camera and go "TORTURE IS BAD DON'T DO IT."
http://www.slashfilm.com/disney-issues-press-release-confirming-j-j-abrams-for-star-wars-episode-vii
Disney confirmed it. Go ahead and discuss.
No, it will be a thousand times worse than Lucas. Careers will be destroyed by the movie. The Star Wars franchise will become a sick joke. People will order copies of all the Star Wars movies from netflix just to smash them with a hammer, not carrying about the price. J.J. Abrams will publicly commit seppuku as an apology. We will all miss the days old George handled the franchise.
Business as usual, then.
Saw Ralph Fiennes' adaptation of Coriolanus, set in an alt-reality Serbia.
It was really, really odd to see a multi-racial cast with Latin names reciting Shakespearian dialogue with a dozen different accents, in contemporary Belgrade "that calls itself Rome". Good movie, though, if kinda boring at several points.
So, the Screen Actors Guild awards held no real surprises, and the only highlight is that Marion Cotillard looks extremely attractive with short straight hair.