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Both, of course, have been around a while and both have copped awards, Carre, a Best Actress Cesar for Se Souvenirs des belles choses (another outstanding film that was let down by the public) and Gamblin in Tavernier's own recent masterpiece Laissez-Passer, but somehow they've never received the recognition they deserve and it may be that they'll be denied this time around too.
The show so deserved the awards it got it is amazing how the stories in the lives of loads of individuals in army life can be portrayed in such amazing detail.
It's never fun when one movie completely dominates the awards, this really wasn't the case this year.
The awards were evenly handed out and there was no big winner, although "The Departed" of course won the most important awards.
But perhaps the biggest winner of the evening was the Mexican/Spanish movie "El Laberinto del Fauno", that took home 3 awards though not the most important (Best foreign language film) one.
He was never a favorite or a serious contender for any awards but his movies are normally entertaining to a degree.
Not just because it won many prestigious awards in the country as well as abroad.
The actors should be given awards for the quality of acting, I did not see any of the stereotypical women panics or war heroes running around with shotguns spouting clichés.
And yes, there are serious dramas that are quite frankly NOT entertaining, and therefore NOT good movies, regardless of how many awards the "official critics" want to give them.
"13 Seconds" garnered several awards, is recognized in the film community, but for me was just a sloppy film with the irritable inconsistent voice dub.
Maybe I should go check just the ones that got the best awards.
This one had me intrigued on the outset because I had never seen a work of Chan's before- he's won many awards but is not as well-known a cult director as the his other contemporaries here- and by film's end he had me for quite a loop.
Ok so this film was never going to win any awards.
I thought I had seen terrible movies in my life, but this one takes the cake... It's by far the worse movie ever made and I have no idea how it won the awards that it did... Save yourselves the time and agony and watch something else, anything else...
I think both of these actors pulled some stunts during the academy awards and they were the forerunners of todays mostly leftist Hollywood actor crowd, and this movie has a clear political bent to appeal to that audience with dialog like the old people and trash cans.
It may not win any awards as one of the all time greats.
Not only did it win awards,it won over the Audience so props to all involved I can't wait till the next one comes out.
Nominated for six Academy Awards (including Best Picture and Best Screenplay) and a huge box office hit when originally released, THE AWFUL TRUTH is a screamingly hysterical marital comedy that hasn't lost one iota of its punch in the seven decades since it's release.
And if this movie won any awards as one reviewer states, then I have a "documentary" of me sleeping I'd like to submit to the judges.
This film has won several awards and nominations from Film festivals around the world.
By 1949, Italian Neo-Realism was just 6 or 7 years old, but it had already taken the world by storm, stunning audiences and winning awards all over.
Hidden did the film festival circuit last year and won several international awards (including Best Feature at the Harlem International Film Festival, the Rebelfest Director's Award and the FAIF Best Director Award) before its limited local release last February, but it's on DVD that most of New Zealanders will get to know it.
The music in the background is moving---it might not win any awards but if the spirit of Christmas is in your heart, you'll like this movie.
He further added, "The caring and most talented direction by Vidhu Vinod Chopra is worthy of maximum praise and awards.
This movie will win awards, the players will receive nominations.
I don't think Quaid (and many fine European actors) garned awards and recognition for this film, I do think Mr. Quaid created one of the finest characters/performances I have seen in the movies.
Lenny was up for most of the major awards including Best Picture, Best Director for Bob Fosse.
The only thing I did appreciate was Duvall's and Robertson's performances, but unfortunately neither warranted any type of awards because of the low budget antics of the screenplay.
Heard it won a few awards so I thought "it must be good".
It is the story of a dance school called Mr. Jonathons dance studio that is trying to win the most prestigious of Australian dance group awards.
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