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#111
01-20-2007, 03:34 PM
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Ran had the same problem.
Japan had problems with Kurosawa and didn't want to send it. Since it has partially funded by France, France tried to submit it, but the Academy did not let them, claiming the director and most of the funds were Japanese, so it should be sent by Japan. I think it was with Talk to Her. Because that movie got Almodovar a nomination for director and it even won screenplay, yet it wasn't nominated for foreign film. 
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#112
01-22-2007, 01:16 PM
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And now for something completely shocking...
The Producers Guild of America PICTURE "Little Miss Sunshine," (Fox Searchlight) Marc Turtletaub, David T. Friendly, Peter Saraf, Albert Berger & Ron Yerxa ANIMATED PICTURE "Cars,"(Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation) Darla K. Anderson LONG-FORM TELEVISION "Elizabeth I," (HBO) Suzan Harrison, George Faber, Charles Pattinson, Barney Riesz EPISODIC TELEVISION DRAMA "Grey's Anatomy," Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers, Mark Gordon, James Parriott, Peter Horton, Rob Corn EPISODIC TELEVISION COMEDY "The Office," Greg Daniels, Kent Zbornak no, that's not a typo. Best Picture is now officially a crapshoot. your guess is as good as mine.
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#114
01-22-2007, 01:39 PM
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Is there a rule that "Animated Film" categories have to nominate only kids movies? Or is there some other reason why Linklater keeps getting ignored ("Waking Life" and "A Scanner Darkly")? At least throw the guy a bone and give him a nomination!
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#115
01-22-2007, 01:50 PM
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Cars is actually a great movie, but you have to be the right audience. My kids love it, and both my wife and I love it, but on completely different levels. Since we're in our 40s, it has a different message. I overheard a 20-something say how much it sucked and I dearly wanted to tell him to wait 20 years and he'd find out how wrong he was.
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#116
01-22-2007, 02:21 PM
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no, that's not a typo. Best Picture is now officially a crapshoot. your guess is as good as mine. [/ QUOTE ] as long as Dreamgirls isn't the Best Picture, then I can see the rationale behind any of the films that may win
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#117
01-22-2007, 03:11 PM
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Re: SAG noms
MrMon,
I haven't yet watched Cars. But you have now convinced me to try and view it from different perspectives as I watch it...That is, I will try to understand the appeal to someone in their 40s (with what little capacity I will be able to do so). I tend to enjoy animated movies that have something to offer to audiences older than kids, while most of my friends would hate them. :Shrug: I have no idea who will win Best Picture. But it is becoming increasingly likely that I will not have seen it....simply becuase I can't go see all of these movies that are in the running (though..I have seen LMS)
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#118
01-22-2007, 04:59 PM
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Glad I could help! Seriously, everyone should watch Cars, it's clearly a movie put together with so much love and affection for the subject, it just shines through on the screen. I've seen it several times now, both on the big screen and on DVD, (thanks kids!) and after watching the mini-doc on the making of it, I was dead on about why it was made the way it was and the real message of the movie. Being almost the same age as the director, John Lasseter, and with kids as well, I knew exactly where he was coming from and what he was trying to get across to the audience, all while entertaining the kids. The damn thing actually brings a tear to my eye when I watch it.
I get to see more animated movies than most because of the kids, and this one is far superior to the others, even the much acclaimed Monster House, which I didn't really like, partially due to technical problems. Pixar is almost always the best there is in animation, they've got some sort of special magic you can see even in the trailers for their new movie Ratatouille. Don't know how they do it, but they do. (Director of Ratatouille is Brad Bird, which probably explains a lot.)
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#119
01-22-2007, 06:36 PM
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[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] no, that's not a typo. Best Picture is now officially a crapshoot. your guess is as good as mine. [/ QUOTE ] as long as Dreamgirls isn't the Best Picture, then I can see the rationale behind any of the films that may win [/ QUOTE ] while i agree it shouldn't win, it is a vastly superior film to Chicago, so it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world (or even this decade)
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#120
01-22-2007, 06:59 PM
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Nominees for The 27th Annual Golden Raspberry (RAZZIEŽ) Awards
WORST PICTURE BASIC INSTINCT 2 (Sony/Columbia) a.k.a. BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO BLOODRAYNE (Romar Entertainment) LADY IN THE WATER (Warner Bros.) LITTLE MAN (Sony/Revolution) WICKER MAN (Warner Bros.) WORST ACTOR Tim Allen / SANTA CLAUSE 3, THE SHAGGY DOG and ZOOM Nicolas Cage $$ / WICKER MAN Larry, the Cable Guy (Dan Whitney) / LARRY THE CABLE GUY: HEALTH INSPECTOR Rob Schneider ## / THE BENCHWARMERS and LITTLE MAN Marlon Wayans # & Shawn Wayans # / LITTLE MAN WORST ACTRESS Hilary Duff # & Haylie Duff / MATERIAL GIRLS Lindsay Lohan / JUST MY LUCK Kristanna Loken / BLOODRAYNE Jessica Simpson # / EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH Sharon Stone ## / BASICALLY IT STINKS, TOO WORST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Kate Bosworth / SUPERMAN RETURNS Kristin Chenoweth / DECK THE HALLS, PINK PANTHER and RV Carmen Electra # / DATE MOVIE and SCARY MOVIE 4 Jenny McCarthy ## / JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE Michelle Rodriguez / BLOODRAYNE WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR Danny DeVito # / DECK THE HALLS Ben Kingsley $$ / BLOODRAYNE M. Night Shyamalan $ / LADY IN THE WATER Martin Short / SANTA CLAUSE 3 David Thewlis / BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO! and THE OMEN WORST SCREEN COUPLE Tim Allen & Martin Short / SANTA CLAUSE 3 Nicolas Cage & His Bear Suit / WICKER MAN Hilary & Haylie Duff / MATERIAL GIRLS Sharon Stone's Lop-Sided Breasts / BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO Shawn Wayans & EITHER Kerry Washington OR Marlon Wayans / LITTLE MAN WORST REMAKE or RIP-OFF LITTLE MAN (Rip-off of the 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baby Buggy Bunny") PINK PANTHER (Sony/Columbia) POSEIDON (Warner Bros.) THE SHAGGY DOG (Disney) WICKER MAN WORST PREQUEL or SEQUEL BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO! BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE 2 (Fox) GARFIELD 2: A TAIL of TWO KITTIES (Fox) SANTA CLAUSE 3 (Disney) TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE BEGINNING (New Line) WORST DIRECTOR Uwe Boll # / BLOODRAYNE Michael Caton-Jones / BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO! Ron Howard $$ / THE DA VINCI CODE (Sony/Columbia) M. Night Shyamalan $ / LADY IN THE WATER Keenan Ivory Wayans # / LITTLE MAN WORST SCREENPLAY BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO Screenplay by Leora Barish & Henry Bean, Based on Characters Created by Joe Ezsterhas## BLOODRAYNE Screenplay by Guinevere Turner, Based on the Video Game LADY IN THE WATER Original Screenplay by M. Night Shyamalan LITTLE MAN Written by Keenan Ivory Wayans, Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans WICKER MAN Screenplay Adapted by Neil LaBute from a Screenplay by Anthony Schaffer WORST EXCUSE for FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT (New Category!) DECK THE HALLS (Fox) GARFIELD: A TAIL OF 2 KITTIES RV (Sony/Columbia) SANTA CLAUSE 3: THE ESCAPE CLAUSE THE SHAGGY DOG
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