Oscars, part 11

[cleolinda]

"Our next presenter is either an acclaimed actor... or an auto dealership. Please welcome! Harrison Ford!" Okay, I laughed.

Comments

[pscopathictiger]

It is hard to take Daniel Day Lewis seriously when the only thing you've seen him in is The Crucible.

[christwise]

GOD! IS! DEAD!

[pscopathictiger]

BECAUSE IT IS MY NAMEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Like. His acting was really good in that, but everyone else's sucked. So it made it look overdone. I felt bad for him, really.

[luindilwen]

Huh. He was the only thing I liked about that movie.

Check out "In The Name Of The Father" and "My Left Foot".

[kismeteve]

DDL is one classy dude. (and I'm convinced PT Anderson was jacked. Not one win? BALLS, I say.)

[agentsculder]

Personally, I thought the biggest jacking was the fact Johnny Greenwood's score didn't even get NOMINATED. It was a HUGE part of the film, and it was excluded for mostly technical reasons.

[kismeteve]

I try not to even think of that, 'cause then I just sputter in incoherent RAGE. It seems like every other award-giving body nominated him or gave one to him and the Oscars were just too fuck-witted.

[dancingbarefoot]

They also include in the list, those folks who are invited to join the academy as well.

[cleolinda]

I know, right? My only explanation is the writers' strike. They just really didn't have time to come up with dumbass shit like the Crash Best Song presentation where someone groped the Thandie Newton stand-in in slo-mo while cars were on fire.

[cleolinda]

You don't know what you've got till it's gone, yo.

[pygmymetal]

Good people won; no travesties;

I read that as no transvestites.

[cleolinda]

None of them either. I mean, we at least had that one year when the South Park guys showed up in dresses.

[junebugged]

OMG I did too, and continued on my merry way until scrolling to your response.

[unamundamour]

Raises the 'Me too!' flag.