15 Responses for "Forums Update"

1. DBibby February 29th, 2008 at 12:26 am 1

   Whew! I promised myself I’d disengage this year but I’ve already tried to find it and freaked out when I couldn’t. Aah, the life of an Oscar junkie…

2. Ryan Adams February 29th, 2008 at 12:53 am 2

   DBibby, you’re a “made man” now.
   Just like the mafia.
   There’s no getting out now, even if you wanted, dude.
   

   Seriously, you don’t want to miss the more laid back attitude, when we can enjoy the pure fun of movies for a few months without the stress of gang wars during awards season.

3. Alison Flynn February 29th, 2008 at 1:05 am 3

   …when we can enjoy the pure fun of movies for a few months without the stress of gang wars during awards season.

   Yeah, it was getting pretty ugly there. Funny how every year I forget just how bad it gets.

4. Jason Trinidad February 29th, 2008 at 8:06 am 4

   I’m sure the new forums will be worth the wait. Sasha Stone just doesn’t get enough credit for the incredible amount of work she does in providing us with the best Oscar site on the web – hell, and maybe the best “movie site” as well.

5. Sam Juliano February 29th, 2008 at 2:58 pm 5

   Alison, as one who was involved in those “football matches without shoulder pads” I can now take a break from all the francas and spend time in darkened theatres or at home watching DVDs with the folks. We were bloodied but we lived to see another day. LOL!

6. cjKennedy February 29th, 2008 at 10:24 pm 6

   I came out without a scratch, but I had to run to Portland for the weekend.

   But before I get back to the business of enjoying movies, I leave you with this: Fincher’s getting an Oscar next time. Mark it down.

7. Sam Juliano March 1st, 2008 at 8:42 am 7

   Craig, I am with you with Fincher. Now here is one talented helmer!

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13. Isaac Richter November 10th, 2008 at 10:12 am 13

    Actually, I had the biggest problem with Angelina Jolie in this film. I felt she was miscast. Honestly, there was not a second of her crying or her anger that I could buy, because I could see that red makeup every time she was heading into a crying scene, and she was just playing it way too big. I have to disagree with you Sasha, I think this film is a big misstep for Clint Eastwood, and this coming from a guy who loved Million Dollar Baby and Letters from Iwo Jima, and I also really like Unforgiven. Yes, I was intrigued during the scenes with the Chicken Coup Murders and Jason Butler Harner gave a chilling performance, but everything else just felt bland to me, and the ending was filled with the most cliche dialogue I’ve ever heard. How many times do we need to hear a woman saying she’s found hope? I just cringed. So, the screenplay was a big problem for me, and that is one nomination I hope it doesn’t get, because it would undermine more deserving screenplays (Rachel Getting Married, Happy-Go-Lucky, WALL-E, and I haven’t seen them yet, but Milk and The Wrestler sound really good).

14. Isaac Richter November 10th, 2008 at 10:26 am 14

    Actually, I had the biggest problem with Angelina Jolie in this film. I felt she was miscast. Honestly, there was not a second of her crying or her anger that I could buy, because I could see that red makeup every time she was heading into a crying scene, and she was just playing it way too big. I have to disagree with you Sasha, I think this film is a big misstep for Clint Eastwood, and this coming from a guy who loved Million Dollar Baby and Letters from Iwo Jima, and I also really like Unforgiven. Yes, I was intrigued during the scenes with the Chicken Coup Murders and Jason Butler Harner gave a chilling performance, but everything else just felt bland to me, and the ending was filled with the most cliche dialogue I’ve ever heard. How many times do we need to hear a woman saying she’s found hope? I just cringed. So, the screenplay was a big problem for me, and that is one nomination I hope it doesn’t get, because it would undermine more deserving screenplays (Rachel Getting Married, Happy-Go-Lucky, WALL-E, and I haven’t seen them yet, but Milk and The Wrestler sound really good).

15. Isaac Richter November 10th, 2008 at 10:31 am 15

    Okay, could somebody help me out here? How come every time I try to post a comment on a comment page, it ends up posted here. This is supposed to go to the Changeling article Sasha wrote, but it’s been posted here, twice. Also, how do I keep my name and e-mail address from saving on a computer (I’m posting this from a public computer). It’s getting annoying, because I don’t like to leave my name on anywhere.