The 83rd Academy Awards

[Hamster Lord]

yeah my mom and I have seen social network and inception.

we want to see true grit, black swan, and the king's speech so yeah

may I ask what movie jb getting shot in in your signature is from?

 

[Oracle Spockanort]

yeah my mom and I have seen social network and inception.

we want to see true grit, black swan, and the king's speech so yeah

may I ask what movie jb getting shot in in your signature is from?

Lol. I don't know the first part, but the part with Bieber is from CSI.

Black Swan needs to win SOMETHING.

 

[Jesus]

^ That's actually from when he guest starred in.... CSI I believe?

 

[Hamster Lord]

oh

can I have that clip?

 

[Oracle Spockanort]

SHE'S THE SWAN QUEEN BITCHES. <3

I'm so happy she won!

 

[Ulti]

Yeah, so Inception is stealing the show, isn't it?

More like Social Network. Kinda pissed that it stole awards from Black Swan.

 

[Ip Man]

http://forums.khinsider.com/film-television/159161-83rd-annual-academy-awards.html#post5421383


Yep.

 

[Hamster Lord]

was not expecting king's speech to win

but i'll check it out now

 

[αsiя]

Yea that was expected. TKS deserved it, but I'll be damned if I wasn't the only one who notice that montage contained some spoilers to the movies.

Also Franco was totally faded or on something the entire time.

 

[Twilightheaven]

Another movie that wasn't advertise won best picture. I swear that they need to advertise these things otherwise 75% of the US will miss seeing this.

 

[αsiя]

Another movie that wasn't advertise won best picture. I swear that they need to advertise these things otherwise 75% of the US will miss seeing this.

I've seen plenty of advertisement for The King's Speech. Also the movie has made more 100 million, so that sorta contradicts what you've just said.

 

[Ulti]

Another movie that wasn't advertise won best picture. I swear that they need to advertise these things otherwise 75% of the US will miss seeing this.

The King's Speech was advertised as decently as any movie. You just ignored them because it wasn't about cartoons.

 

[Twilightheaven]

I not mad at it but when i first heard of the nominations, i honestly didn't know the kings speech was about and it was too late to even go see it because it was not shown in theaters that was near me. Also i didn't see any ads or commercials of it.
The same can be said with Black Swan, 127 hours, and Winter's Bone.

 

[αsiя]

I not mad at it but when i first heard of the nominations, i honestly didn't know the kings speech was about and it was too late to even go see it because it was not shown in theaters that was near me. Also i didn't see any ads or commercials of it.

Well you=75% of the US.

WINNERS
Alice In Wonderland (Art Direction, Costume Design)
Inception (Cinematography, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Visual Effects)
The Fighter (Best Supporting Actress: Melissa Leo, Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale)
The Lost Thing (Animated Short)
Toy Story 3 (Animated Feature, Original Song)
The Social Network (Adapted Screenplay, Original Score, Film Editing)
The King's Speech (Original Screenplay, Director: Tom Hooper, Best Actor: Colin Firth, Best Picture)
In A Better World, Denmark (Foreign Language Film)
The Wolfman (Make-up)
Strangers No More (Documentary Short)
God of Love (Live Action Short)
Inside Job (Documentary Feature)
Black Swan (Best Actress: Natalie Portman)


OSCAR COUNT
The Fighter: 2
The Social Network: 3
Inception: 4
Alice In Wonderland: 2
Toy Story 3: 2
The King's Speech: 4

 

[Ulti]

I still think True Grit deserved something.

 

[YUPPP]

Agreed. I thought True Grit was better than The King's Speech and The Social Network. Both great movies, but True Grit was better to me.

I also thought Hailee Steinfeld should of picked up Best Supporting Actress too.

 

[Square Ninja]

another year, another slew of frustrations and oscar politics

the king's speech winning best film pretty much proves the academy loves romanticized briton history and world war 2. have yet to see it, but i dig geoffrey rush when he's not a pirate and allowed to act.

I still think True Grit deserved something.

jesus tits it should have at least won some technical awards, at the very least sound editing

u mad bro?

the academy needs to get off nolan's dick

1969 version is better .

the 69 version is great and all, but after seeing the coens' adaptation i much prefer the down to earth "pre-hollywood" approach for a story about finding out what "true grit" really means

 

[King Sora X]

So what's the big deal about "The King's Speech"? I've never heard of it until just a week ago.

 

[Ace.]

the academy needs to get off nolan's dick

They don't ride it hard enough. Both The Dark Knight and Inception should've won Best Picture, and he should've won Best Director for both, as well as Best Writing -- Original Screenplay for Inception.

I mad.

 

[scubasteve]

someone name a nolan movie besides inception and batman try it

inception was a cool idea and it was entertaining but it wasn't a great movie really.