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originally posted by: ArnoldNonymous
Of course there is an agenda for any awards show, especially Hollywood.
American Sniper should be amazing, but not get any awards.
Unbroken is an amazing novel and I hope the movie does it justice (Jolie, stop making it about the fact that you're directing and focus on the individual the movie is honoring!)
Lone Survivor was awesome, but it won an award for sound effects.
Give it up for Gravity! The movie with terrible physics and lots of loud breathing!!!
originally posted by: deadeyedick
It just seems par for the coarse that they would ignore films that seek to honor those that protect us
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: deadeyedick
It just seems par for the coarse that they would ignore films that seek to honor those that protect us
Ever stopped to think they ignore those movies as most are just crap?
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: Tangerine
What makes you think it is beneficial to quote an entire op just below itself?
Did you bother to read the link?
It tells of a trend where such films never have a chance.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: Tangerine
I have found that i enjoy many movies that were never popular. Hype is a hell of a feeling and often i have rewatched movies that were popular and found that they were not as good as i thought. You are right about the agenda in that place and even on the premium channels and what they choose to rehash.
I remember the night of the furguson mess there was a one hr comic on hbo that was highlighting former such events. I was left admiring the timing in a strange way it was unbelievible.
The thing with nominiations is that one is hardpressed to find many movies that have not been up for some type of award and very often you can judge that after a certain dollar amount is spent in production then they usually get some type of nomination at the least.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: Tangerine
What makes you think it is beneficial to quote an entire op just below itself?
Did you bother to read the link?
It tells of a trend where such films never have a chance.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: HUMBLEONE
Hollywood is loaded with MOSSAD AGENTS, why should they do American patriotic?
Ooooo who's a Mossad agent?!? I do love me a good bit of quality information so please share![/quote
Mossad is a SECRET organization, they don't wear badges! But you can figure out what I'm saying, can't you?
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: Tangerine
I have found that i enjoy many movies that were never popular. Hype is a hell of a feeling and often i have rewatched movies that were popular and found that they were not as good as i thought. You are right about the agenda in that place and even on the premium channels and what they choose to rehash.
I remember the night of the furguson mess there was a one hr comic on hbo that was highlighting former such events. I was left admiring the timing in a strange way it was unbelievible.
The thing with nominiations is that one is hardpressed to find many movies that have not been up for some type of award and very often you can judge that after a certain dollar amount is spent in production then they usually get some type of nomination at the least.
What? I was right about what agenda? I said they don't have a political agenda. Their concern is moola. The subject was films not television. Let's stick with that. The film industry doesn't control the television industry. And let's limit award discussions to the Academy Awards because they're the biggest. Lots of money put into a film generally means good costumes, special effects, sound, etc., but does not necessarily translate to good screenplays, directing, acting or overall quality. No, most films don't get any nominations. You still haven't backed up your allegation with a list of these great patriotic films that should have won awards over the years and haven't. Please do so. Don't forget to indicate the category in which they should have won.
originally posted by: Cambot
Maybe it was just a # movie. Besides, awards and honors don't make movies good or bad.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: Tangerine
I have found that i enjoy many movies that were never popular. Hype is a hell of a feeling and often i have rewatched movies that were popular and found that they were not as good as i thought. You are right about the agenda in that place and even on the premium channels and what they choose to rehash.
I remember the night of the furguson mess there was a one hr comic on hbo that was highlighting former such events. I was left admiring the timing in a strange way it was unbelievible.
The thing with nominiations is that one is hardpressed to find many movies that have not been up for some type of award and very often you can judge that after a certain dollar amount is spent in production then they usually get some type of nomination at the least.
What? I was right about what agenda? I said they don't have a political agenda. Their concern is moola. The subject was films not television. Let's stick with that. The film industry doesn't control the television industry. And let's limit award discussions to the Academy Awards because they're the biggest. Lots of money put into a film generally means good costumes, special effects, sound, etc., but does not necessarily translate to good screenplays, directing, acting or overall quality. No, most films don't get any nominations. You still haven't backed up your allegation with a list of these great patriotic films that should have won awards over the years and haven't. Please do so. Don't forget to indicate the category in which they should have won.
lol are you thick?
I said you were right about them having an agenda of money.
You highly need to put more effort in understanding people instead of going around looking for fault everywhere look for the opposite. It gets very tiresome seeing you question single parts of every post while ignoring the majority of a post.
on the previous page i admitted my bias because of Mr. Kyle being the subject of the film. Read the thread before going on about this and that. SOOOOO many posters have already pointed out that even though the movie place is left leaning many heroic films have gotten many awards.
You can take your recommendations of telling me what subjects my threads should stick too and go make an imaginary award with them. Truely it is gotten very old and tiresome having you show up on every thread acting as if you are the final say in anything. If you do not like the article linked take it up with the new york times. It has been somewhat debunked here and my part in the op certainly has been debunked.
Now we will all get a first hand account of the quality of these films when they come out and we see them for ourselves then we can truely say one way or the other if we feel they were snubbed for the wrong reasons.