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Put Balls · Local time: Jan 22, 2009, 04:30 PM

So it's this rumble again, huh. Nothing surprising there.

Thirteen for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button? Seriously? And why would anyone be surprised The Dark Knight isn't award material, anyway. Too much Frost/Nixon. Loving the fact that Happy-Go-Lucky got the shaft. That annoying piece of poo deserves nothing.

Agreeing with sprout, DiCaprio and Winslet would've at least deserved a mention for their excellent work in Revolutionary Road, even though the movie itself wasn't anything special.

At least Milk got some love. And a great amount of nods for Wall-E too. =o

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Put Balls · Local time: Jan 25, 2009, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by Encephalon

I mean, I can't be the ONLY ONE who thinks that Persepolis should be there instead of, oh, KUNG FUCK PANDA.

Persepolis was there last year. ;)

But you're completely right.

I'm actually still thinking of the movies of last year. And I'm slowly coming to the conclusion pretty much all of these "big" pictures were more or less completely pointless show of technical talent. With the exception of Wall-E and Milk. Whch is funny because of Wall-E's main theme (protip: it's not love). Pixar put a nailgun to everyone's head this year.

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Put Balls · Local time: Feb 23, 2009, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by LeHah

Patrick McGoohan is missing from the In Memoriam montage.

Luckily Maila Nurmi wasn't! Even though she died before Ledger and they remembered her only until now!

What a joke this was. Kate Winslet won an Oscar for a movie that was made in 1972 and accepted the Oscar on behalf of Jerry Lewis who starred in that movie. Even though he got his own award, FINALLY.

Sean Penn won, so at least some people had brains and didn't give that to Mickey Rourke.

And Wall-EEEEE. YES. <3

How ya doing, buddy?

Put Balls · Local time: Feb 23, 2009, 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by The Dopefish

II didn't see them honor Heath Ledger, but they gave him quite a bit of time when he won.

He was on the screen last year. As the finale of the in memoriam -bit. Instead of Ingmar Bergman. Yeah.

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