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  -Wow! holy upset! ....Oscar spoiler alert...... pepperbear  Mar-07-10 11:01 PM   #0 
  - I'm shocked, too. I bet James Cameron is really shocked!  babylonsister   Mar-07-10 11:02 PM   #1 
  - I'm glad. I was sick of seeing James Cameron's smirk. Something about him grates my nerves.  SCRUBDASHRUB   Mar-07-10 11:02 PM   #2 
  - Why? James Cameron has gone public with his desire to see Hurt Locker and Kathryn Bigelow win.  4lbs   Mar-08-10 05:43 PM   #165 
  - Is it considered to be an anti-war film?  Grand Taurean   Mar-07-10 11:03 PM   #3 
  - I saw it and I didn't think it was much of an anti-war film. Avatar was an anti-imperial war film  Better Believe It   Mar-07-10 11:04 PM   #6 
     - The Hurt Locker was given the award because the US  icee   Mar-07-10 11:09 PM   #19 
     - With the speech given for visual effects (Avatar's last award) I think they knew too...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:12 PM   #27 
     - And you know this how?  Grand Taurean   Mar-07-10 11:15 PM   #33 
     - I did that stuff for three years.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:22 PM   #42 
        - link  zbdent   Mar-08-10 05:31 AM   #140 
     - He rushed through the presentation because it was  harkadog   Mar-07-10 11:17 PM   #36 
     - Baloney. The academy could have pushed over the alloted time  icee   Mar-07-10 11:23 PM   #44 
        - Get help  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:31 PM   #54 
        - I worked in the industry, slick. I live 25 miles from most of the  icee   Mar-07-10 11:33 PM   #58 
        - And you still manage  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:37 PM   #70 
        - I'll know what insiders think by 7:00 tomorrow morning.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:38 PM   #74 
           - Yes, I'm sure they'll rush to your door  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:44 PM   #80 
           - No, I'll make some calls to people who already know now.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:46 PM   #85 
              - ROFL  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:49 PM   #93 
              - You'll know tomorrow no matter what I say.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:52 PM   #100 
              - Remember, keep the tinfoil shiny side out......n/t  msanthrope   Mar-07-10 11:51 PM   #96 
           - Fantastic! We love the 411  goclark   Mar-08-10 08:37 AM   #151 
              - I live on the East Coast and I say hooray for Hollywood!  CTyankee   Mar-08-10 05:51 PM   #168 
                 - That's how I feel about LA, it's my kinda town  goclark   Mar-08-10 09:33 PM   #171 
                    - LOVE that story!  CTyankee   Mar-09-10 08:20 AM   #175 
                       - You are right about DC, I feel the same way  goclark   Mar-09-10 03:58 PM   #178 
                          - I moved to D.C. in the fall of '76. They had a brand new subway system at that time.  CTyankee   Mar-09-10 04:45 PM   #179 
        - You're full of it. nt  Codeine   Mar-07-10 11:38 PM   #72 
        - Says a poster named codeine? Yeah, right.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:39 PM   #75 
           - This from the fellow who says  Codeine   Mar-07-10 11:55 PM   #103 
           - Well, now that your leveraging with the board, I'm not interested  icee   Mar-07-10 11:58 PM   #109 
              - You're not talking to anyone.  Codeine   Mar-08-10 12:02 AM   #113 
                 - Deleted message  Name removed   Mar-08-10 12:05 AM   #117 
                 - Lol. Never taken a narcotic pain pill in my life.  Codeine   Mar-08-10 12:06 AM   #119 
                 - lol  tammywammy   Mar-08-10 09:09 AM   #157 
           - codeine the name of a band.  Tunkamerica   Mar-08-10 12:58 AM   #131 
              - That is precisely the origin of my username.  Codeine   Mar-08-10 07:24 AM   #149 
        - Wow. 25 miles away from most of the big studios.  cherokeeprogressive   Mar-08-10 12:05 AM   #118 
        - Sure they would. Things are not as nice as you make them. The  icee   Mar-08-10 12:10 AM   #121 
           - LOL! That means what? Did he rise from the grave and put in his $.02?  cherokeeprogressive   Mar-08-10 12:17 AM   #126 
        - Dude, you're an anonymous poster on a messageboard.  Garbo 2004   Mar-08-10 02:07 AM   #135 
        - OMG...  tallahasseedem   Mar-08-10 08:44 AM   #153 
        - I Spent a Week In East Jesus One Night.  Toasterlad   Mar-09-10 03:43 PM   #177 
        - speaking as someone who works on the other side of television  Tunkamerica   Mar-08-10 12:55 AM   #129 
        - So now you were in charge of producing the show. OK  harkadog   Mar-08-10 12:14 AM   #124 
        - Psych  HughMoran   Mar-08-10 06:41 PM   #170 
     - Smart politics. Break the Glass Ceiling so no one complains.  Cetacea   Mar-07-10 11:32 PM   #57 
     - Defense Dept didn't support the movie, pulled production assistance in 2007 but  Garbo 2004   Mar-07-10 11:33 PM   #60 
     - Link  icee   Mar-07-10 11:35 PM   #64 
     - LA Times:  Garbo 2004   Mar-07-10 11:41 PM   #78 
        - Your link supports my allegations--not yours.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:44 PM   #82 
           - Fact : DOD pulled production assistance from the film as I said.  Garbo 2004   Mar-07-10 11:59 PM   #110 
              - I'll know tomorrow.  icee   Mar-08-10 12:02 AM   #112 
                 - Sleep it off  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-08-10 12:19 AM   #128 
     - Link  icee   Mar-07-10 11:35 PM   #65 
     - .  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:34 PM   # 
     - BULLSHIT, Hanks rushed through the presentation because of Cabelvision  WeDidIt   Mar-08-10 07:29 AM   #150 
     - hahah  rapturedbyrobots   Mar-07-10 11:39 PM   #76 
        - I heard that it was panned by conservatives because it was a film where  zbdent   Mar-08-10 05:37 AM   #141 
  - No surprise  PatGund   Mar-07-10 11:03 PM   #4 
  - ddin't the titanic win ?  JI7   Mar-07-10 11:05 PM   #9 
  - Titanic was much close to the actual event than Braveheart, which won in 1996.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:10 PM   #21 
     - Why should historical accuracy have anything to do with it?  Orrex   Mar-07-10 11:36 PM   #67 
        - Titanic wasn't really "Sci Fi" or "Fantasy"...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:44 PM   #81 
        - The point is that SF/Fantasy doesn't get best pictures.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:45 PM   #83 
           - One could also argue that Gladiator was a fantasy film with logic on Braveheart too...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:48 PM   #89 
           - Got it! #2... Forrest Gump is a pure fantasy film.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:50 PM   #94 
              - Even "A Clockwork Orange" could be argued as being a "sci fi" flick...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:53 PM   #101 
                 - "Future shock" is a sub-genre.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:57 PM   #107 
                    - Not really disagreeing with you at all...  cascadiance   Mar-08-10 12:12 AM   #122 
           - Well...  Orrex   Mar-07-10 11:49 PM   #92 
           - I wouldn't call it fantasy either (Braveheart)  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:52 PM   #99 
              - Oh, come on.  Orrex   Mar-07-10 11:56 PM   #106 
                 - One of my favorite demotivational posters  kaybea   Mar-08-10 05:58 AM   #142 
           - nevermind, we agree further downthread...  SidDithers   Mar-08-10 06:48 AM   #147 
  - Return of The King for 2003.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:07 PM   #13 
  - And there were many traditional Hollywood folks that objected to this win too...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:26 PM   #48 
     - True. Although I remember Annie Hall, winner in 1977...  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:34 PM   #61 
        - Annie Hall is a better film than Star Wars by any reasonable measure  Orrex   Mar-07-10 11:47 PM   #87 
           - It really depends on what you are measuring...  cascadiance   Mar-08-10 12:04 AM   #115 
  - Star Wars? ET?? I'm sure there are more, though I  babylonsister   Mar-07-10 11:11 PM   #23 
  - None of those won best picture.  Touchdown   Mar-07-10 11:13 PM   #29 
  - Sure they do...if they're good...  Onceuponalife   Mar-08-10 12:19 AM   #127 
  - The Hurt Locker wasn't all that great...  Phoonzang   Mar-07-10 11:04 PM   #5 
  - +100000000000  MadBadger   Mar-07-10 11:07 PM   #12 
  - Not only that, but the technicals were extremely bad. Read some  icee   Mar-07-10 11:12 PM   #25 
  - Mainly Agree  erpowers   Mar-08-10 05:41 PM   #164 
  - The Hurt Locker is a powerful film.  kentuck   Mar-07-10 11:05 PM   #7 
  - WTF?  Odin2005   Mar-07-10 11:05 PM   #8 
  - Avatar has now changed movie making history.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:13 PM   #28 
  - You're James Cameron, aren't you?  Lyric   Mar-07-10 11:46 PM   #86 
     - I don't like James Cameron. He is mean to actors.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:49 PM   #91 
  - It was Dances with Wolves in space.  proteus_lives   Mar-07-10 11:13 PM   #31 
  - You just watched government power in Hollywood. The Hurt  icee   Mar-07-10 11:06 PM   #10 
  - Probably blow back against the popularity of Avatar. What better way  Phoonzang   Mar-07-10 11:08 PM   #16 
  - That, and to aggrandize the Iraq war.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:14 PM   #32 
  - what does how much money each grossed have to do with it?  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:11 PM   #22 
  - A movie is not made for the judges. A movie is made for the  icee   Mar-07-10 11:16 PM   #34 
     - So a movie's grosses determine its artistic quality?  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:18 PM   #39 
     - Deleted message  Name removed   Mar-07-10 11:20 PM   #41 
        - What the hell are you smoking?  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:25 PM   #46 
        - Money in the movie equates to attendance, which is why movies  icee   Mar-07-10 11:28 PM   #50 
           - attendance and box office receipts are not the only reasons movies are made  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:31 PM   #55 
           - The world is not as altruistic as you seem to think.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:34 PM   #62 
              - when did I say the world was altruistic?  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:34 PM   #63 
                 - If they are not made for money or attendance, what is the alternative..  icee   Mar-07-10 11:36 PM   #68 
                    - communication, personal obsession, argument  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:40 PM   #77 
                       - Oh, yeah, right.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:45 PM   #84 
                          - lol  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:47 PM   #88 
           - Again, how does attendance equal quality?  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:32 PM   #56 
              - To each his own.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:37 PM   #71 
        - bullshit. bullshit and more bullshit.  cali   Mar-08-10 03:04 AM   #138 
     - not all movies are made to be blockbusters, either, and ticket sales don't always indicate quality  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:30 PM   #51 
     - delete -- double post  fishwax   Mar-07-10 11:30 PM   #52 
  - You clearly haven't seen the movie.  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:12 PM   #26 
     - I've been in war. I know a little about bomb squads. I know that  icee   Mar-07-10 11:18 PM   #40 
        - So you're criticizing something you haven't seen.  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:22 PM   #43 
        - I won't see it either. And I know a bunch of vets who won't see it  icee   Mar-07-10 11:24 PM   #45 
           - Then just remain ignorant.  Starbucks Anarchist   Mar-07-10 11:26 PM   #49 
        - Well, by that logic.......  Torgo Johnson   Mar-07-10 11:51 PM   #98 
        - That could be right.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:54 PM   #102 
           - Is James Cameron responsible for the deaths of 1,517 people?  Torgo Johnson   Mar-08-10 12:03 AM   #114 
              - Get as abstract as you want. Hurt Locker was a film glorifying  icee   Mar-08-10 12:08 AM   #120 
                 - Wow, a new level of stupidity  ButterflyBlood   Mar-08-10 02:59 AM   #137 
                 - is there some sort of prize on DU for being the 1000th poster to claim war with iran is "imminent"  onenote   Mar-08-10 06:31 AM   #144 
        - LOL...  Rebubula   Mar-08-10 06:46 AM   #146 
           - bwah n/t  tammywammy   Mar-08-10 09:13 AM   #158 
  - That wasnt an upset really at all.  MadBadger   Mar-07-10 11:07 PM   #11 
  - I didn't. Avatar sucked. I was rooting for Up In The Air.  NYC Liberal   Mar-07-10 11:08 PM   #14 
  - Avatar and The Hurt Locker were the 2 front-runners. And Bigelow was a sure bet after the DGA win.  Metric System   Mar-07-10 11:08 PM   #15 
  - Avatar had won the Golden Globes though...  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:35 PM   #66 
  - I do believe that Avatar is Cameron's best film though (better than Titanic or Aliens)  cascadiance   Mar-07-10 11:09 PM   #17 
  - Good choice by the Academy  Mudoria   Mar-07-10 11:09 PM   #18 
  - The most horrible choice by the academy in its history.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:10 PM   #20 
     - I didn't think  Mz Pip   Mar-07-10 11:16 PM   #35 
     - "Bicentennial Man" was robbed by "American Beauty".  Grand Taurean   Mar-07-10 11:18 PM   #38 
     - I agree on Shakesspeare.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:26 PM   #47 
     - Avatar is shit  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:17 PM   #37 
        - Stick to gangster crap and pro-war crap. I go for the positive, not  icee   Mar-07-10 11:30 PM   #53 
           - Gahahah  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-07-10 11:38 PM   #73 
           - Yep. Everything about your posting style screams "Positive!"  Codeine   Mar-07-10 11:57 PM   #108 
           - LOL!!! nt  CBR   Mar-08-10 06:33 AM   #145 
           - Avatar was a war movie. and it truly glorified war and violence  cali   Mar-08-10 03:09 AM   #139 
  - Votes might have been spread too thin  aikoaiko   Mar-07-10 11:12 PM   #24 
  - heh this group make Little Miss Sunshine nomination and I thought  2Design   Mar-07-10 11:13 PM   #30 
  - +1 gig  Cetacea   Mar-07-10 11:33 PM   #59 
  - All we know for sure is George Clooney looked unhappy the whole night.  begin_within   Mar-07-10 11:36 PM   #69 
  - No idea why..If I had his looks, his money and the nice arm-candy he was sporting..  truebrit71   Mar-08-10 08:40 AM   #152 
  - Do you know why?  Dr.Faust   Mar-08-10 09:03 AM   #156 
     - No idea  begin_within   Mar-08-10 10:08 AM   #160 
  - It should have been Inglorious Basterds, IMO.  girl gone mad   Mar-07-10 11:41 PM   #79 
  - Yeah, right. Everyone go see a movie where an unarmed man  icee   Mar-07-10 11:48 PM   #90 
     - It's just a movie.  girl gone mad   Mar-07-10 11:51 PM   #97 
     - It was stupid. I agree with the supporting actor choice though.  icee   Mar-07-10 11:55 PM   #104 
     - Interesting...  Rebubula   Mar-08-10 08:45 AM   #154 
  - If Avatar had shown more brightly story-wise...  TCJ70   Mar-07-10 11:50 PM   #95 
  - I live in L.A., and follow the business closely  Zomby Woof   Mar-07-10 11:56 PM   #105 
  - In your obvious attempt at learning you didn't seem to find the  icee   Mar-08-10 12:01 AM   #111 
  - Every film brings out the technical error nerds.  Codeine   Mar-08-10 12:04 AM   #116 
  - Bad fiction, geronimo. A blown leg here, a blown leg there and soon we're  icee   Mar-08-10 12:13 AM   #123 
  - Dude. The Hurt Locker wasn't about defusing bombs. If you'd seen it, you'd know that.  Xithras   Mar-08-10 01:43 AM   #133 
  - What does that have to do with the price of an abortion in Wasilla?  Zomby Woof   Mar-08-10 05:39 PM   #163 
  - But do you are you live within 25 mi of the studios?  Garbo 2004   Mar-08-10 12:17 AM   #125 
  - 20!  Zomby Woof   Mar-08-10 05:38 PM   #162 
  - And yet, your dear friend Midlo still doesn't have a Mark Harmon autographed pic.  Midlodemocrat   Mar-08-10 06:36 PM   #169 
     - LOL  Zomby Woof   Mar-08-10 09:49 PM   #172 
        - Ant like? Gibbs?  Midlodemocrat   Mar-09-10 03:06 PM   #176 
  - It was between Avatar and Hurt Locker  Onceuponalife   Mar-08-10 12:57 AM   #130 
  - +1 on those speeches and Steve "plenty of jews to catch here" Martin nt  flamingdem   Mar-08-10 01:46 AM   #134 
  - You know, part of me also wonders about the "glass ceiling" effect on voters...  cascadiance   Mar-08-10 02:42 AM   #136 
  - i SO hope they regret  pansypoo53219   Mar-08-10 01:26 AM   #132 
  - As much as I loved Avatar  AllenVanAllen   Mar-08-10 06:03 AM   #143 
  - I was hoping that Avatar would win as well.  mmonk   Mar-08-10 06:59 AM   #148 
  - Not really, It also won about 20 other awards (BAFTA, Directors Guild, Golden Globe, NSFC, ASC etc)  progressoid   Mar-08-10 09:01 AM   #155 
  - Avatar won the Golden Globes best picture and best director awards...  cascadiance   Mar-08-10 04:57 PM   #161 
  - I think you're expressing parts of why Avatar did not take the Oscar...  bridgit   Mar-08-10 09:22 AM   #159 
  - Both "The Hurt Locker" and Kathryn Bigelow were the favorites to win, so why is it an upset that  4lbs   Mar-08-10 05:44 PM   #166 
  - Hurt Locker was the favorite going in  bigwillq   Mar-08-10 05:45 PM   #167 
  - "How did David slay Goliath at Oscars?"  Garbo 2004   Mar-09-10 12:09 AM   #173 
  - Avatar was terrible  ibegurpard   Mar-09-10 12:47 AM   #174 
 

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