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2007 Academy Awards

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Originally posted by: SmoochyTX
Was an OK Oscar show. I don't like Ellen and hope she doesn't come back.

Overall I thought the Oscars were better than last year. They weren't as good as a few years back when Steve Martin hosted though.

Hopefully they ask seinfeld to host next year since he kicked ass.
 
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Why was Little Miss Sunshine nominated for Best Picture? Seriously.
I mean, it was a good movie, but best picture?

Probably because it was a good film? It doesn't fit into the "serious" cat. that usually wins...
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: herkulease
what? no recognition was given to Infernal Affairs?

Martin gave credit. Hot damn, what do you want, the friggin' OSCAR for Infernal Affairs?

Didn't you know? Japan and USA are conspiring against China. :roll:
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: herkulease
what? no recognition was given to Infernal Affairs?

Martin gave credit. Hot damn, what do you want, the friggin' OSCAR for Infernal Affairs?

Yeah, credit was given. I heard Infernal affairs mentioned on more than one occasion.

These "omg copy" Nazis get on my nerves.
 
LMAO...those of you saying suck it to infernal Affairs fans...

you do realize the Departed would never be without Infernal affairs right? everything was a copy straight from the HK movie and yet, it was a poorly translated and copy attempt.
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: herkulease
what? no recognition was given to Infernal Affairs?

Martin gave credit. Hot damn, what do you want, the friggin' OSCAR for Infernal Affairs?

I didn't see Martin's part. first departed award I saw was the adapted screen play, the editing and best picture award.

the adapted guy I don't know how he wins for translating something. I forgot who the other nominees were but I'm sure they work harder than that guy did. well maybe not Cohen.

I don't think the lady said anything, she was talking martin most of the time.
 
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
LMAO...those of you saying suck it to infernal Affairs fans...

you do realize the Departed would never be without Infernal affairs right? everything was a copy straight from the HK movie and yet, it was a poorly translated and copy attempt.

And again, the American version of the "The Office" would "never be" without the original version. That doesn't make it any less better than the original.

Just b/c you saw the original and didn't like the "copy" doesn't mean it is a bad movie. It was a good movie.

For those that have grown up loving movies like Scarface, Godfellas and Casino, The Departed slips right in there as a great flick.
 
Has Scorsese made any good non gangster/New York movies? I'm trying to think of one other than Cape Fear.😕
 
Originally posted by: Cabages
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Why was Little Miss Sunshine nominated for Best Picture? Seriously.
I mean, it was a good movie, but best picture?

Must agree. Okay movie at best.

They did this awhile back when they gave "Babe" a nomination as well. I thought it was a really good movie, but knew it had no chance for best picture.
 
in another words, hollywood is saying, throw originality out the window, copy all foreign films from now on because americans are too stupid to come up with their own sh1t :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
LMAO...those of you saying suck it to infernal Affairs fans...

you do realize the Departed would never be without Infernal affairs right? everything was a copy straight from the HK movie and yet, it was a poorly translated and copy attempt.

Everying was a straight copy? They combined a lot of characters, added new characters, had characters inspired by real life characters, different plot elements, etc.

Infernal Affairs was a good movie. The Departed was a great movie.

I do wish they copied the ending of Infernal Affairs!
 
Originally posted by: dennilfloss
Has Scorsese made any good non gangster/New York movies? I'm trying to think of one other than Cape Fear.😕

Does Aviator count? or Raging Bull? Was that in New York? Fits the violence theme though.
 
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
in another words, hollywood is saying, throw originality out the window, copy all foreign films from now on because americans are too stupid to come up with their own sh1t :laugh:

Dude, are you from Hong Kong or something? You act like someone just skeeted all over your flag.
 
im gonna agree with the comments on the departed saying it was a poor adaptation of a great film. i fvcking hated the damn misspelling of "citizen"

just freaking peeved me.
 
Originally posted by: KLin
Go look up helen mirren on google images. :shocked:

oh noes, grandma bewbies!

she was hot back in the day though

Originally posted by: NFS4
Dude, are you from Hong Kong or something? You act like someone just skeeted all over your flag.

haha, no, I'm just mad they didn't do the movie justice.

it will make people more aware of Infernal Affairs though, so I'll stop b1tching about it 😛

btw, Hong Kong is not a country 😉

 
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