Films/DVD Asylum

Oscar nominees announced: the worst year I can recall for "Best Film."

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tinear

They should have changed the category to, "Least Crappy."
"Midnight in Paris," easily wins that.
"Hugo?" Boring.
I won't go down the line. They're mostly insufferable. I'd take any of the Bourne films over them. I thoroughly dislike Hollywood remakes, but I'd swallow my principles and go for Tattoo if I were pressed to choose a dramatic film.
Pathetic.
Why not just lump foreign and domestic into one category for Best Film? Hollywood would never win again.

Follow Ups:

"Eleven. Exactly. One Louder." - Vinylized 10:28:59 01/25/12 (0)
Throw 'Bridesmaids' in and get that "extra push over the cliff".
So why are you giving them your money? - Victor Khomenko 10:12:15 01/24/12 (6)
Haven't you ever heard of positive enforcement and behavior modification? Is the urge to see the latest crap simply because it is latest crap so overwhelming?

Go watch some tits in Spartacus, it is free and it makes to false claims.
- Some of the stuff is good, not great. And NO home experience matches a theater one. nt - tinear 17:36:29 01/24/12 (5)
  dsf
  - "And NO home experience matches a theater one. " Invite me. - Victor Khomenko 19:40:12 01/24/12 (4)
    With ten pounds of popcorn and a gallon of soda, plus my stinky socks, I will give you all the experience you might need.
    
    There are many experiences we choose to live without.
    - be sure to text/talk on your phone, stick gum to tin's sofa, spill your soda, kick tin in the back, etc. NT - Jazz Inmate 18:57:53 01/25/12 (2)
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      We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi
      - He just canceled my invitation... BTW - a question! - Victor Khomenko 06:17:29 01/26/12 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: be sure to text/talk on your phone, stick gum to tin's sofa, spill your soda, kick tin in the back, etc. NT posted by Jazz Inmate on January 25, 2012 at 18:57:53
        
        Does the movie theater experience make a bad film better or badder?
        
        "Does the movie theater experience make a bad film better or badder?" - Jazz Inmate 16:50:52 01/26/12 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: He just canceled my invitation... BTW - a question! posted by Victor Khomenko on January 26, 2012 at 06:17:29
        
        The theater makes a bad film more fun in some ways, but it's not worth putting up with all the aggravations and annoyances.
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        We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi
    - LOL! nt - tinear 12:34:49 01/25/12 (0)
      dfs
I wish every catagory was best of the world, not just USA, but that is not Hollywood's interest it seems - PhilJ 10:10:21 01/24/12 (0)
it is just a promotion device for themselves and a joke as far as I am concerned...

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