Hallo, darlings!
Enjoying the Cloverfield talk... sounds like Drew needed a NY beta in a bad way. Being totally ignorant of NY subway geography, it didn't bug me.
Quick question - did anyone hear what was whispered over the very end of the credits? I heard *something* but couldn't make it out...
Apparently, played backwards,
a man's voice is heard through static saying "I'm still alive"
Or, or more likely, according to another site you hear
"It's still alive"
I googled it and came up with a bunch of sites for it. This one was the funniest: [link]
No Oscar talk? Or is that happening in Natter?
Go Ellen Page & Juno (Actress, Screenplay & Movie)!
It's happening in Natter.
There are alot of movies that I want to see that were nominated but no actual movies that I've seen. (I went to very few movies and haven't even seen POTC3 - even though I have the dvd.)
I saw a couple of Oscar-nominated movies over the weekend, but they weren't nominated for this year.
Though The Talk of the Town raises issues of legal principles vs. practice that are still timely. And where else can you see Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, and Ronald Colman all in the same movie?
And The Spiral Staircase is a great thriller/noir, even if the psychology is too Freudian for today's mindset.
Go Ellen Page & Juno (Actress, Screenplay & Movie)!
And Director! That was a surprise.
The noms weren't all that surprising.
Ratatouille
for screenplay was probably the only one I didn't see coming. And I guess that's because Oscar gets ten spots instead of the Globes' five.
Also: HOLY SHIT
NORBIT
IS NOW AN OSCAR-NOMINATED MOVIE.
HOLY SHIT NORBIT IS NOW AN OSCAR-NOMINATED MOVIE.
Yeah but I think each Razzie nomination cancels out an Oscar nom. So that leaves Norbit with minus seven Oscar noms or so.
Edited because two z's is enough for any word.
I was glad to see
Lars and the Real Girl
on the list.
Go Ellen Page & Juno (Actress, Screenplay & Movie)!
I think these are the noms I'm most excited about, along with "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly", and the performance of French movies in general.
(I believe McAvoy's McBeth is on the same disc with Much Ado About Nothing).
I have that at home right now!!! (Watched Much Ado but haven't seen the McBeth yet.)