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Blueberry		#801	[-]
Posts: 1335 (12/16/09 12:17 AM) I REALLY don't take hints. Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Anyone who says 'Easy as taking candy from a baby' has obviously never tried it. Remove this ad EWWW@ Penelope Cruz. I HATE THAT BITCH
GnarlsInCharge		#802	[-]
Posts: 4340 (12/16/09 03:07 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	AlexDSSF wrote: I am pretty sure that most, if not all, of the Best Original Song Golden Globe nominees will not be nominated for Oscars. Nowadays, the Oscar people are becoming so strict about what songs are eligible (coupled with the fact that soundtrack songs no longer dominate the charts), that there may not even BE a Best Original Song Oscar category this year. They actually said that if no songs make the grade, then there would not be a category at the Oscars. Frankly, looking at the list of Golden Globe nominees, I don't see any that could potentially win a Grammy, let alone an Oscar. The Majority of the Music Branch for the Oscars are Composers who want to keep nominations away from people who don't primarily work in the film industry .The days of pop stars making something to get tacked on to a Soundtrack that will play through the credits and garner an Oscar nomination seem to have ended.(They can still get GG nods that way though). I would bet against this category being shunned this year though as it seems unlikely they will want to pass up the chance to nominate Randy Newman for the billionth time as he has a few eligable songs from The Princess And The Frog.
Sardonically Irreverent		#803	[-]
Posts: 13649 (12/16/09 03:27 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Family Guy - Randy Newman Vezi mai multe video din Animatie
GrenadeJumper85		#804	[-]
Posts: 14893 (12/16/09 08:06 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Sardonically Irreverent wrote: AlexDSSF wrote: I am pretty sure that most, if not all, of the Best Original Song Golden Globe nominees will not be nominated for Oscars. Nowadays, the Oscar people are becoming so strict about what songs are eligible (coupled with the fact that soundtrack songs no longer dominate the charts), that there may not even BE a Best Original Song Oscar category this year. They actually said that if no songs make the grade, then there would not be a category at the Oscars. Frankly, looking at the list of Golden Globe nominees, I don't see any that could potentially win a Grammy, let alone an Oscar. While that "tough to be a gangsta" shit probably was the most embarrassing thing that has ever happened in the history of the Oscars, I think they're over-reacting a bit. It was called "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" tyvm!
Cheyenie		#805	[-]
Posts: 1286 (12/16/09 02:45 PM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	As much as I love Michael Emerson, it would be a shame if Michael C. Hall doesn't win for Dexter. And John Lithgow deserves to win too.
KMKinCB		#806	[-]
Posts: 56 (12/16/09 03:37 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	JVJrule wrote: They've been nominated but yeah they aren't gonna win. Maybe just like 5 nominations for Supporting for Josh (Sawyer), Terry (Locke), Michael (Ben), Jeremy (Daniel), and a returning Ian (Boone) or Dominic (Charlie). Yay. What about Yunjin (Sun)? She has always put in solid performances.
JVJrule		#807	[-]
Posts: 3658 (12/16/09 05:54 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	KMKinCB wrote: JVJrule wrote: They've been nominated but yeah they aren't gonna win. Maybe just like 5 nominations for Supporting for Josh (Sawyer), Terry (Locke), Michael (Ben), Jeremy (Daniel), and a returning Ian (Boone) or Dominic (Charlie). Yay. What about Yunjin (Sun)? She has always put in solid performances. I only meant Supporting Actor. Actress of course could go to Yunjin (Sun), Elizabeth (Juliet), Emilie (Claire)... but alas, no.
JVJrule		#808	[-]
Posts: 3659 (12/16/09 05:57 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Watched 2 films today - "A Single Man" and "Princess and the Frog". "Princess and the Frog" is very classic Disney with dreams and making wishes and true love, all that shit that they feed into your brains when you're a kid so you get disappointed when you grow up. It's cute, and you know Disney's trying to up the ante with some heavy drama in parts, but it is no way beating "Fox" or "Up" for Best Animated Feature. "A Single Man" is okay. I feel like Ford went way too overboard with the colors and the lack of colors (you'll understand what I'm saying if you watch the film). It just seemed like since it's his first time directing, he was trying too hard to be artsy, but the story and the tension was brilliantly done. Plus Colin Firth was really good. Julianne Moore was okay and I can see why the Globes would take notice but I wouldn't have nominated her - part is tiny and not acting not even that grand to begin with, anyone could have done it, really. Nicholas Hoult ("About a Boy", "Skins") was good too.
cindidindi76		#809	[-]
Posts: 20959 (12/16/09 07:10 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	pushingjate wrote: Neither has received Emmy nomination's and as for the years they were nominated for Golden Globes I'll let the competition speak for itself Matthew Fox and Evangeline Lilly have done a really good job with Kate and Jack (especially Lilly who has had no acting experience prior to "Lost.") You can say they were nominated against "weak" competition, but they were still nominated. And Evangeline Lilly has made the top 10 emmy considerations two times now, so she was close to securing nominations. I still think Emerson and O'Quinn are phenomenal, but Fox and Lilly are better than a lot of actors still working for the show. People who beg to differ just dislike the characters of Jack/Kate IMO. Or they just realize that there's a lot of really good work being done, and that just because they like a show it doesn't mean it should be nominated for every award created. I mean, if you look at the content Cranston (for example) has to submit, and the stuff Fox has, it's not at all surprising. Plus, as has been said, Lost is more of an ensemble cast, which I think always makes it harder for someone to get a lead acting nom.
survivorjordancontestant		#810	[-]
Posts: 2488 (12/16/09 09:06 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Anyone who says 'Easy as taking candy from a baby' has obviously never tried it. Remove this ad I doubt any of the "Princess and the Frog" songs will get nom'd for Oscars, none of them are memorable at all and they all sound the same. Nowhere near the epicness of the Menken/Ashman or even the Menken/Schwartz songs from the 90's even their half assed efforts (Enchanted) got 3 fucking nominations a couple of years back.
pushingjate		#811	[-]
Posts: 6167 (12/17/09 12:36 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Or they just realize that there's a lot of really good work being done, and that just because they like a show it doesn't mean it should be nominated for every award created. I mean, if you look at the content Cranston (for example) has to submit, and the stuff Fox has, it's not at all surprising. Plus, as has been said, Lost is more of an ensemble cast, which I think always makes it harder for someone to get a lead acting nom. My response was saying that Fox and Lilly are good actors who don't get enough credit with fans because people don't like the characters of Jack/Kate. I never said they should be nominated every single year. I was pointing out that it's not hard to believe they can win an Emmy or a Golden Globe. The possibility is already there having been nominated once before.
Nods		#812	[-]
Posts: 7286 (12/17/09 12:52 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Well the difference is I believe Fox was only nominated for the pilot season (only the first 13 episodes) as well as Wentworth Miller, Patrick Dempsey, and Hugh Laurie. While Lily was nominated for an exceptional episode (what kate did) neither actor has proven to me to be worthy of return nominations. I don't think either actor or actress has earner their spots not with shows with much better leads in shows like Big Love, Brotherhood, Dexter, Damages, Friday Night Lights, Mad Men, Reascue Me, Shield, Supernatural, Tudors, True Blood.
Miles Edgeworth		#813	[-]
Posts: 2979 (12/17/09 02:30 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Like I said before why should fox be nominated when he isnt even the best leading actor on that show much less on tv.
Sardonically Irreverent		#814	[-]
Posts: 13655 (12/17/09 03:42 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'd give Ken Leung an Emmy over Matthew Fox. DUCKS
Fluffynurse		#815	[-]
Posts: 17379 (12/17/09 03:52 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	As much as I love Foxy I'd have to agree with you SI. His acting just doesn't grab me 100%. But Ken Leung is fantastic. I saw an episode of the Sopranos the other day with him in it & was blown away. He's really good & not just as Miles.
JVJrule		#816	[-]
Posts: 3663 (12/17/09 08:19 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Courteney Cox had this to say: She added to Entertainment Tonight: "I'm so excited, it's such a great day - it feels great. This is what those other people have been feeling all those other times, I can't imagine - loving it!" Lol. That leaves David Schwimmer as the only "Friend" to not grab a Golden Globe nomination, but Courteney is still the only Friend to not have an Emmy nomination.
KMKinCB		#817	[-]
Posts: 571 (01/16/10 09:36 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	MY Piredictions for tomorrow night: Beest Musical or Comedy: 500 Days of Summer Best Drama: Avatar Best Director: K. Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) Best Actress Musical or Comedy: Meryl Streep (Julie and Julia) Best Actress Drama: Carey Mulligan (An Education) Best Actor Musical or Comedy: Robert Downey Jr. (Sherlock Homes) Best Actor Drama: Jeff Bridges (Crazy Heart) Best Supporting Actress: Mo'Nique (Precious) Best Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Bastards)
pushingjate		#818	[-]
Posts: 6374 (01/17/10 01:20 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Looking forward to Glenn Close winning another award for being Patty Hughes.
prixlet		#819	[-]
Posts: 261 (01/17/10 01:31 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	hmmm i predict.... Best Musical or Comedy: The Hangover Best Drama: The Hurt Locker Best Director: K. Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) Best Actress Musical or Comedy: Meryl Streep (Julie and Julia) Best Actress Drama: Sandra Bullock (The Blind Side) Best Actor Musical or Comedy: Robert Downey Jr. (Sherlock Homes) Best Actor Drama: Jeff Bridges (Crazy Heart) Best Supporting Actress: Mo'Nique (Precious) Best Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Bastards) Last Edited By: prixlet 01/17/10 01:33 AM. Edited 1 times.
Blueberry.celebprowresting		#820	[-]
Posts: 3873 (01/17/10 03:42 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Anyone who says 'Easy as taking candy from a baby' has obviously never tried it. Remove this ad Sandra/Jane Lynch/Courtney Cox and Monique is all I care to see winning some awards ;)

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