Politically, religiously, and culturally, my film was

[PCIntern]

A Serious Man.

but in no way did I believe that it would get the Oscar nod...too nuanced.

I personally believe that it is the tale of modern mankind which has not evolved dramatically from the tale of ancient mankind. So many themes, so little time.

[CTyankee]

1. It was VERY nuanced...

I didn't get to see Hurt Locker or The Messenger. Nor did I even want to see Precious or The Blind Side. I DID see An Education and thought it was excellent. Julie and Julia was my favorite, along with Up in the Air, both FINE movies...

[htuttle]

2. Loved that movie

I remember being left sort of stupefied after the last scene. After a few moments, I realized that the ending was pitch perfect.

[tekisui]

3. Same here.

I was like, "that's it???" And then I was like, "Ah,that is it". Life goes on, you win some you lose some.

[Dr.Faust]

4. Yeah

A bit disturbing though.

[MineralMan]

5. My wife and I watched A Serious Man just before the

Academy Awards. We're way behind on movie watching due to diminished income this past year.

I found the movie fascinating, troubling, and compelling. I understand why did not win, though. It is a film that would simply puzzle most people.

[PCIntern]

6. I said to my wife after it was over,

"You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's Rye, but lots going on in THIS film..."