Sandra Bullock – Academy Awards 2010 pressroom interview
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Sandra Bullock – Academy Awards 2010 pressroom interview
My views on what happened: Best Picture: I thought Inglorious Basterds was the best film, but The Hurt Locker was amazing, anything but Avatar winning. Acting-wise, this was the most disappointing year for me since 1999 when Benigni, Paltrow, Coburn and Dench won. Bridges: pity win for losing SO many times. Just one Colin Firth clip from “A Single Man” blows Jeff Bridges’ entire performance “in Crazy Heart” out of the water. Bullock: though I wanted her to win, her Oscar was completely influenced by her huge success last year, by far not the best performance. Sidibe had the best performance. Waltz: meh… I don’t really have an argument against him except that I personally did not want him to win. Mo’Nique: I can’t stress my disgust for her any longer, so I’ll just say that it was a waste of an Oscar because she was her old loud bitchy self during the whole film and she is clearly NEVER going to make an award worthy film again. And her whole bit about thanking the Academy because they proved that they were awarding the performance and not the campaign, screw her, easy to say that when Oprah and Tyler Perry are doing all the campaign for you. If she was the only thing nominated from “Precious”, she would’ve either campaigned like crazy or the lack of campaign would’ve killed her chances. So bye bye bitch, join Jennifer Hudson in the “we won for playing ourselves and we’re never making another good movie” club.
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Cult hero Big Ben and Fanny choose their oscar winners in their 17th Annual Oscar Prediction Contest. Both Big Ben and Fanny put a personal item on the line and the winner takes all
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My views on what happened: Best Picture: I thought Inglorious Basterds was the best film, but The Hurt Locker was amazing, anything but Avatar winning. Acting-wise, this was the most disappointing year for me since 1999 when Benigni, Paltrow, Coburn and Dench won. Bridges: pity win for losing SO many times. Just one Colin Firth clip from “A Single Man” blows Jeff Bridges’ entire performance “in Crazy Heart” out of the water. Bullock: though I wanted her to win, her Oscar was completely influenced by her huge success last year, by far not the best performance. Sidibe had the best performance. Waltz: meh… I don’t really have an argument against him except that I personally did not want him to win. Mo’Nique: I can’t stress my disgust for her any longer, so I’ll just say that it was a waste of an Oscar because she was her old loud bitchy self during the whole film and she is clearly NEVER going to make an award worthy film again. And her whole bit about thanking the Academy because they proved that they were awarding the performance and not the campaign, screw her, easy to say that when Oprah and Tyler Perry are doing all the campaign for you. If she was the only thing nominated from “Precious”, she would’ve either campaigned like crazy or the lack of campaign would’ve killed her chances. So bye bye bitch, join Jennifer Hudson in the “we won for playing ourselves and we’re never making another good movie” club.
Here’s my fanmade trailer to promote Best Picture for the upcoming 82nd Annual Academy Awards. 10 Nominations this year. The nominees are The Blind Side, An Education, The Hurt Locker, Precious, District 9, Up, Up in the Air, Avatar, A Serious Man, and Inglorious Basterds. Enjoy my trailer! Hope all goes well for the Oscars this year. Oscars are March 7, 2010. Be sure to watch! Woot! I’m excited. Features score from Steve Jablonsky. No issues please! I have given credit. Leave a comment as to who you’d like to win!!!!!!!!!! Let’s discuss!
www.jsr-productions.com Charlize Theron born photos celebrity theron pictures actress movies oscar south picture charlize oscars gossip gallery wallpaper biography awards people photo charlizetheron africa african red video hollywood academy paris celebrities benoni max pics articles dress mad images townsend interviews watch fashion carpet stuart worst winning film dressed times posters august best interview star streisand reportedly barbra former central award make split comcharlize profile single metacafe night sex actor links scene winner bates kathy
My views on what happened: Best Picture: I thought Inglorious Basterds was the best film, but The Hurt Locker was amazing, anything but Avatar winning. Acting-wise, this was the most disappointing year for me since 1999 when Benigni, Paltrow, Coburn and Dench won. Bridges: pity win for losing SO many times. Just one Colin Firth clip from “A Single Man” blows Jeff Bridges’ entire performance “in Crazy Heart” out of the water. Bullock: though I wanted her to win, her Oscar was completely influenced by her huge success last year, by far not the best performance. Sidibe had the best performance. Waltz: meh… I don’t really have an argument against him except that I personally did not want him to win. Mo’Nique: I can’t stress my disgust for her any longer, so I’ll just say that it was a waste of an Oscar because she was her old loud bitchy self during the whole film and she is clearly NEVER going to make an award worthy film again. And her whole bit about thanking the Academy because they proved that they were awarding the performance and not the campaign, screw her, easy to say that when Oprah and Tyler Perry are doing all the campaign for you. If she was the only thing nominated from “Precious”, she would’ve either campaigned like crazy or the lack of campaign would’ve killed her chances. So bye bye bitch, join Jennifer Hudson in the “we won for playing ourselves and we’re never making another good movie” club.
Here’s my fanmade trailer to promote Best Picture for the upcoming 82nd Annual Academy Awards. 10 Nominations this year. The nominees are The Blind Side, An Education, The Hurt Locker, Precious, District 9, Up, Up in the Air, Avatar, A Serious Man, and Inglorious Basterds. Enjoy my trailer! Hope all goes well for the Oscars this year. Oscars are March 7, 2010. Be sure to watch! Woot! I’m excited. Features score from Steve Jablonsky. No issues please! I have given credit. Leave a comment as to who you’d like to win!!!!!!!!!! Let’s discuss!
Cult hero Big Ben and Fanny choose their oscar winners in their 17th Annual Oscar Prediction Contest. Both Big Ben and Fanny put a personal item on the line and the winner takes all. They go through the 6 major catagories, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture with their dark humor. Best actor in a leading role Oscars 2010 nominees * Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart (Fox Searchlight) * George Clooney in Up in the Air (Paramount in association with Cold Spring Pictures and DW Studios) * Colin Firth in A Single Man (The Weinstein Company) * Morgan Freeman in Invictus (Warner Bros.) * Jeremy Renner in The Hurt Locker (Summit Entertainment) Best actor in a supporting role Oscars 2010 nominees * Matt Damon in Invictus (Warner Bros.) * Woody Harrelson in The Messenger (Oscilloscope Laboratories) * Christopher Plummer in The Last Station (Sony Pictures Classics) * Stanley Tucci in The Lovely Bones (DreamWorks in association with Film4, Distributed by Paramount) * Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds (The Weinstein Company) Best actress in a leading role Oscars 2010 nominees * Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side (Warner Bros.) * Helen Mirren in The Last Station (Sony Pictures Classics) * Carey Mulligan in An Education (Sony Pictures Classics) * Gabourey Sidibe in Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire (Lionsgate) * Meryl Streep in Julie & Julia (Sony Pictures Releasing) Best actress in a supporting role Oscars 2010 nominees …
