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Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - CaffeinePowered - 02-02-2010
Ten pictures walk in, only one walks out.
To be bluntly honest, I think the only picture that does not deserve to be there due to story and character unoriginality is Avatar, yes, the special effects Oscar is a shoe-in, but for best writing? I'd take District 9 as a better Sci-Fi movie any day.
Of that list though Id have to go with either District 9, Inglorious Bastards, or Up, I have not seen Up in the Air or Precious but I have heard very good things about them.
Debate away
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Versus - 02-02-2010
Inglourious Basterds.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Vlambo - 02-02-2010
Hurt Locker, Possibly one of my favourite war movies ever
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - backfire - 02-02-2010
Definitively Up. Had no idea what kind of experience that movie had in store before I started watching it. I mean, it actually made me tear up several times.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Surf314 - 02-02-2010
Fuck, tough choice.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - beep beep diglett - 02-02-2010
ill be honest
i didnt watch any of those movies
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Surf314 - 02-02-2010
Wait, A Serious Man or A Single Man?
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Eschatos - 02-02-2010
I have not seen a single one of these movies.Â
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Versus - 02-02-2010
(02-02-2010, 04:03 PM)Eschatos link Wrote: I have not seen a single one of these movies.Â
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Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Turtle - 02-02-2010
Can't choose between District 9 or The Hurt Locker
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Sponson - 02-02-2010
I cried during Up, twice.
The other movies were nice, but no emotional attachment y'know.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Coppanuva - 02-02-2010
I'm gonna go with Up in the Air or The Hurt Locker. I'm giving Up in the Air a slight edge since it's more easy to relate to for most of society. Both of them were good though. I didn't see Up, or Blind Side or Precious. I wouldn't mind if District 9 or Inglorious Basterds won though. Really I just don't want Avatar to win. It's gotten too much awards already and outside of looking pretty, it sounds pretty bland to me.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - copulatingduck - 02-02-2010
Up most def deserves it in my opinion, but I don't see the academy budging, they're kind of set in their ways :\
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - KarthXLR - 02-02-2010
UP for me, even though it's real close between Up in the Air and District 9.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - CaffeinePowered - 02-02-2010
(02-02-2010, 06:03 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: Up most def deserves it in my opinion, but I don't see the academy budging, they're kind of set in their ways :\
I thought that last year until Slumdog won
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Luinbariel - 02-02-2010
I like District 9. I think it was a really different movie, and that it's themes were far more interesting than others. I mean with Avatar, we've all heard that story before; District 9 tells a similar if not exact story but does so in a far more compelling way. I think it strongly touches on some of the more serious issues that Avatar might be hinting at.
I think it takes more risks and relies on less wow factor.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - JoKeRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR - 02-02-2010
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Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - beep beep diglett - 02-02-2010
from what i heard d9 was half life 2 but switching combine and humans
sooooo cool i guess
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Chief - 02-02-2010
Hurt Locker is gonna win. But personally, I think Up was fantastic.
Re: Best Picture 2009 (oscars) - Surf314 - 02-02-2010
(02-02-2010, 08:39 PM)Luinbariel link Wrote: I like District 9. I think it was a really different movie, and that it's themes were far more interesting than others. I mean with Avatar, we've all heard that story before; District 9 tells a similar if not exact story but does so in a far more compelling way. I think it strongly touches on some of the more serious issues that Avatar might be hinting at.
I think it takes more risks and relies on less wow factor.
Did you hear about the short he based it on? He took interviews of people making racist remarks about other cultural groups and edited them to make them be about aliens. Dude is brilliant and I love how he can tackle complex social issues in very non-confrontational ways.