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From a beggar girl on the streets of Afghanistan to portraying the horror of her country's regime to winning America's most prestigious acting award- wouldn't that be an amazing story we could help create?
Clint Eastwood's daughter couldn't carry her role off and competes with Sophia Copola of Godfather III for the unbridled nepotism award.
Reb Brown should win an academy award for his role as YOR.
Diane Keaton ( I honestly can't believe she got a Golden Globe award for her performance) acts as if there is always a third party in the room.
And, at the very least, you get to see Emmy award winner Travanti get attacked by a big wasp that used to be his pet cat.
a chandelier-shattering voice that goes down well at the local bar; a great job teaching chill-drenn, validated by the 'Teacher of the Year' award; and an adoring family and friends.
What really irks me is how the totally obscure director (Christine Swanson) is listed as an award winning director.
She won one award - Short Film Award at, get this, The Acapulco Black Film Festival!!!! Now there is a major achievement!
A good documentary, not award winningly shot but the message is clear to see from the makers 'Don't get scorn by porn' Not for the faint hearted, I saw this when it came out and every time i see it i still feel really bad for her and that i should do something about it, mainly to those directly responsible for corrupting her.
I thought that Highlander II and the animated Highlander series were the most horrible incarnations ever created, but Highlander: The Source proved to be truly horrible and might win the award for "Worst Highlander Film Ever."
I highly anticipated this film, as it received mostly great reviews & was given many award nominations.
I'm not sure how the script for this movie ever won an award, because it's awful, it's got nothing new and some of the worse character lines I've ever heard.
Truth is easily suppressed in a country like India, but that didn't stop Shonali Bose from creating an award winning movie.
Sure it wasn't the best movie made and it surely would not win an award, but it was a fun film.
Unlike Frankenstein's countless remakes each of (which could win an academy award compared with this movie), Subject 2 has no purpose.... oh, other than what the Professor states - "We have much more work to do"....???? What work?
Then this movie comes along and makes the two look like academy award winners.
Every character Russell plays he makes seem so real and I couldn't help to think that Russell was robbed out of the award for Best Actor at the Academy Awards.
What a great little film....This won't win Oscars or any other film award, but it will make you chuckle at the characters some of whom we all know in real life.
Being hailed by some as 'the best British film of the century' (Big Issue) and 'British cinema at its best' (The Scotsman) and on the back of several prestigious film award from festivals around the world 'London to Brighton' has a lot to live up to.
I enjoyed the film very much because it showcased one of the original 'invasion' groups, not because it was an award winner; although it really wasn't all that bad either.
Set and filmed in a cheerless lower class district of Sydney, with its casting auditions held at various schools of that city for many of the younger featured players, the piece won an award at Cannes Junior, yet there is precious little to sustain viewer interest in most sequences, responsibility for this shortcoming falling upon Cameron's disjointed screenplay.
Peter Sarsgaard was presented a special acting award by the SIFF organization before this screening and looking back at some of his previous works, I think this was well-deserved.
It won the Oscar for Best Makeup, it was nominated the BAFTA for Best Make Up Artist, and it was nominated the Cannes Film Festival Golden Palm award for director Peter Bogdanovich.
The story winds together a tough dance teacher who has won the award every year called Ms. Elizabeth, a competitive mum who can't stand to watch her child lose (played superbly by Kerry Armstrong) and the children who are just trying to have fun.
At the end of the screening the audience applauded the director Kwang-Hyun Park and the movie for 5 minutes and gave him the audience award with a clear margin above the other festival movies (and many movies where very good!)
Its a sad day in Hollywood when important media events are exploited as soul vehicles for Academy Award Nominations...It is very sad to see the most conspicious consumers in Hollywood pretend to have a heart to place a Golden Statue on their Mantles in the name of Art and Intellectualism...Film is the avenue to the consciousness of the world we live in...My Hope is that people run out of the theatre and cringe in dismay at the abysmal performances of a technological facsimily of Acting this film gives its audience...Hollywood should be disturbed at what is considered good Acting among its elite and rein in the obvious exploitation of story, plot and heart...This is truly a disappointing and non-academy award winning film.....................
The cast is good, with the best performance award going to Laura Smet for her infuriatingly impulsive and impulsively sexy character.
Could one reasonably expect the film to be a wrenching, affecting work of human drama with award worthy performances and writing?
Receiving accolades from various award giving bodies in Manila and handpicked to represent the Philippines in this year's Oscar, we expected this film to follow the ranks of some of the best Filipino movie classics that were previously shown abroad.
Why this movie didn't even get nominated for a Hugo Award (the awards given by the World SF convention each year) amazes me- it should have won the award.
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