Heath Ledger won a Golden Globe for his portrayl of the Joker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwsf5rL48hs
Way to go, Heath. A well deserved win clapping
Heath Ledger won a Golden Globe for his portrayl of the Joker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwsf5rL48hs
Way to go, Heath. A well deserved win clapping
Originally posted by Anti-Monitor
I cant stand those bias bastards, once again some Indian movie wins 5 or so awards. But it made NOW WHERE near the amount of money BDK made at the box office. Iron Man didnt even get mentioned tonight.
Indie, indie, indie, not Indian. From the word independent. Everybody loves indies because everyone loves to root for the underdog, free of the 'evil commercial studios' everyone loves to hate. Which is actually kinda good; you often see the lack of studio intervention in indies.
Thing is, the People's Choice Awards is out there for 'popular consensus' movies. I think the Golden Globes not nominating TDK for BP is shit, but I think the minute the industry starts nominating films due to money, Hollywood becomes even more hyper-commercialized. Thing is, most audience go to movies to see fun escapism. The 'big' award kinda shows generally nominate more provoking movies, which are often better and more difficult to make.
Iron Man didn't deserve to be mentioned anywhere. Kudos to them.
Originally posted by Anti-Monitor
I cant stand those bias bastards, once again some Indian movie wins 5 or so awards. But it made NOW WHERE near the amount of money BDK made at the box office. Iron Man didnt even get mentioned tonight.
It's people like you that... that well, suck. Like another poster said, Indie=Independent, not Indian. Also, although the movie takes place in Mumbai, etc, it isn't an Indian/Bollywood film (if that's what you meant). Money isn't and shouldn't be a factor, Slumdog Millionaire was a great film and deserved the awards it received. With that said, I do think that TDK should've been nominated for more than the one category it had, but alas, shit happens.
Originally posted by Master Crimzon
Indie, indie, indie, not Indian. From the word independent. Everybody loves indies because everyone loves to root for the underdog, free of the 'evil commercial studios' everyone loves to hate. Which is actually kinda good; you often see the lack of studio intervention in indies.Thing is, the People's Choice Awards is out there for 'popular consensus' movies. I think the Golden Globes not nominating TDK for BP is shit, but I think the minute the industry starts nominating films due to money, Hollywood becomes even more hyper-commercialized. Thing is, most audience go to movies to see fun escapism. The 'big' award kinda shows generally nominate more provoking movies, which are often better and more difficult to make.
Iron Man didn't deserve to be mentioned anywhere. Kudos to them.
IM could have won the Special Effects award.
Originally posted by SnakeEyes
It's people like you that... that well, suck. Like another poster said, Indie=Independent, not Indian. Also, although the movie takes place in Mumbai, etc, it isn't an Indian/Bollywood film (if that's what you meant). Money isn't and shouldn't be a factor, Slumdog Millionaire was a great film and deserved the awards it received. With that said, I do think that TDK should've been nominated for more than the one category it had, but alas, shit happens.
None of my fav films wins best picture its always some boring ass film. DK is one of the best Crime Dramas ever!!! with a huge box office. And the movie didnt even get nominated? Bullshit. They are just bias against comic book movies.
Originally posted by Anti-Monitor
They are just bias against comic book movies.
Yep. They can't accept the fact that a comic book movie has been made really good and done well
on the topic of all this sort of thing not sure if anyone has seen this on the marvel site
Sid Ganis President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a member of Marvel's Board of Directors discussing comic book movies
http://www.marvel.com/news/.6485.Wolverine%2C_Super_Heroes_and_the_Oscars
Originally posted by Anti-Monitor
None of my fav films wins best picture its always some boring ass film.
No Country for Old Men is boring? The Departed is boring? Silence of the Lambs is boring? Lord of the Rings is boring?
WTF? I used to be part of the whole 'Academy only chooses boring movie for snobs' idea, but eventually I realized it was stupid and short-sighted. I don't always agree with the Academy's choices, but best picture winners are generally very good.