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| Feb 9th, 10:48 |
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This year Roger Ebert once again is doing his Outguess Ebert contest for the Oscars, and surprisingly- he figures he probably has them all right, and calls this year too easy to predict. Funny, since we're all saying it's one of the most up in the air years. I know he's not always accurate, but this is an interesting analysis none the less- check it out below: http://blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/2013/02/outguess_ebert_in_an_easy_year.html |
| Feb 9th, 13:22 |
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If its one thing I learned this year is that once you think you got it figured out, there is bound to be another curveball thrown. |
| Feb 9th, 14:47 |
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I wonder what the reasons were, exactly, with Roger going with Spielberg. Faith? Imo, Spielberg is sitting third, or even fourth right now, behind Lee, Haneke, and Russell. In fact, I wouldnt be that surprised if he finishes last in a dead heat. On the other hand, it wouldnt surprise me if he wins. The Sunne in Splendour; I prefer my Roses White |
| Feb 9th, 15:38 |
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So, you wouldn't be surprised by both choices?
Jake M. Johnson, New Girl - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Jonathan Banks, Breaking Bad - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Michael Cudlitz, Southland - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series |
| Feb 9th, 19:20 |
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Wow. I think it does all them all right.
"I'm the motherfucking fucking one who calls the shots"-Tony Soprano |
| Feb 9th, 19:44 |
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POOK dont waver and sit on the fence..you are better than that.. I am "positive" that SPIELBERG wins!!! LOL |
| Feb 10th, 07:35 |
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So... basically you're not wrong or surprised unless Benh Zeitlin wins. Well played, sir. |
| Feb 10th, 08:24 |
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Yeah, Spielberg's gonna win, no doubt. He's like the only big name (besides Lee), and he's on a whole other league than the rest of the nominees.
"I'm the motherfucking fucking one who calls the shots"-Tony Soprano |
| Feb 10th, 16:38 |
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Watch David O. Russell winning Best Director. |
| Feb 10th, 17:10 |
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Yes to Ebert voting for Naomi Watts. |
| Feb 11th, 12:00 |
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Ebert voted for Lawrence. |
| Feb 12th, 01:13 |
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Does anyone still reads Ebert??? I just want to put him on a scene of AMOUR and leave him there forever! |
| Feb 12th, 08:06 |
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Aw, poor Roger. Roger helped make 'critics' part of the mainstream. He helped to legitimize them as a viable profession. Yes; I read him all the time. Fine fine. I think Roger is wrong about Spielberg winning. And dont pick on me over Zeitlin. Why dont one of you guys make that kind of unforgettable film and submit it for consideration. O and btw, NO George and NO $$$$ to begin with. Ok? LOL I'm no fan of Haneke's. I dislike him and his clone, von Trier, immensely. I'd rather see Spielberg, Zeitlin, Lee, or DOR win over this guy. The Sunne in Splendour; I prefer my Roses White |
| Feb 12th, 10:14 |
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I can't think of any two major directors more different than Haneke and von Trier. And von Trier, though younger, achieved prominence a decade before Haneke so he couldn't be his clone anyway.
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