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Tue Jan-31-06 02:03 PM
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| What a Dilemma for Best Picture Oscar... |
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both "Brokeback Mountain" and "Good Night, and Good Luck" are up for it.
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| goclark
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:05 PM
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| 1. Good Night and Good Luck was my favorite |
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Brokeback Mountain was extremely well done but GNAGL gets my vote.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:05 PM
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I think the cinematography, screenplay, and direction for Brokeback Mountain were superb, and should be the clear winner.
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| Rosco T.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:08 PM
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| True.. but GNGL need to get a REALLY WIDE exposure.. now more than ever |
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:08 PM
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| 4. mouse stutter dup... deleted. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-31-06 02:08 PM by Rosco T.
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| guidod
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Tue Jan-31-06 03:36 PM
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| 10. I think the cinematography award |
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should go to "The Constant Gardner" and screenplay and direction to "Brokeback Mountain". The camera moves and set ups on "The Constant Gardner" were superb.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:07 PM
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| 3. I've seen both and it's tight - would choose Brokeback myself |
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but my friends are all telling me that "Crash" is really memorable, also.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:10 PM
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| 5. They are all great. It was a great year for film lovers |
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well, just my opinion anyway.
I want GN&GL to win but I think Brokeback will - which is just fine with me.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:48 PM
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| 6. Ok, i haven't seen it, but I have to ask -- |
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if Brokeback wasn't a gay romance film, what would recommend it over any number of Hallmark Channel romance films?
Haven't seen it, and probably won't, not be cause of the gay theme but because romance films hold no interest for me.
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| Hell Hath No Fury
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:54 PM
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| 8. It is no Hallmark romance movie... |
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It is a piece of serious gut-wrenching, heartbreaking drama.
I have seen it twice and am still haunted by it.
I have only ever been "haunted" by Hallmark's cheesiness.
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Tue Jan-31-06 02:51 PM
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| 7. I haven't seen Brokeback |
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but I would love to see GNGL win just to show the right that the left is alive and well and living in the spirit of Edward R. Murrow. :)
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Tue Jan-31-06 03:29 PM
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| 9. Did "Walk the Line" receive a nomination? - N/T |
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Tue Jan-31-06 05:51 PM
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| 11. I understand your dilemma. Both are sensational films. |
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I also liked MUNICH, BEFORE THE FALL, and TRANSAMERICA.
2005 got off to a slow start but it sure picked up thrre toward the end.
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