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**** this BS! i'm pissed!
I'm not surprised at all either. BB was disqualified for the same reason.That they wouldn't qualify is what I meant.
Calm down, Anjow. Iron Man winning a ton of Oscars?I'm not surprised. I'm really expecting no Oscars from the academy. They don't really know good film making when they see it to be honest. The OT never won anything for it's acting/story/direction and yet LOTR did.
.....spare me.
Watch Iron Man get nominated and win a ton. (Not that it's a bad movie, just not as deserving IMO.)
Screw the Academy. I don't care what they think to begin with.
- Jow
Well, it's not about winning, I would agree that they wouldn't win. I would've liked to have seen them make the preliminaries AT LEAST. If they made it to the nomination list, even better.
-TNC
I'm not surprised at all either. BB was disqualified for the same reason.
Calm down, Anjow. Iron Man winning a ton of Oscars?
A nomination for TDK's score was always iffy because of this technicality. Other nominations are still totally in play. Nobody can ignore such a well-received $500+ million movie. A supporting actor nom for Ledger is a lock, at least.
The way the academy is?
You never know.
Ok ok, i'm over exaggerating.
But something I really would be surprised about, is if Gary Oldman doesn't get a supporting actor nom as well. The man is amazing. He deserves to be nominated again (i think he's been nominated/won at least once before) for his great work.
- Jow
I sadly get the feeling that the academy is going to come up with some bull**** excuse for not giving TDK best film/best actor/director/etc. They'll probably throw the movie a bone with like cinematography or something. But thats their problem. If they dont give TDK any of the bigger nominations, I highly doubt that people will take it seriously at all.
Agreed. Hey, let's give The Golden Compass the best visual effects award over Transformers.
Fools.
Oldman has never been nominated for an Academy Award which is an absolute injustice.
If it was just us wanting Oscar noms for TDK, I'd agree with you, but there are quite a number of folks on other forums who think it's possible.The only real shot TDK has is Ledger for Supporting Actor and even then its a nomination. I doubt he'll win but you never know. The rest best picture, best director, etc. is all a pipe dream. Let's be real this film doesn't have a shot at those.
Are you high? TDK has locked nominations for:Oh well. Rules are rules. If we don't have those everything turns to chaos. I support the Academy's decision. If they make an exception to TDK then everyone will want an exception. I'm glad they're taking a stance on this, as opposed to the Government when they set a bad precedent with these bailouts. Now every company wants a bailout.
The only real shot TDK has is Ledger for Supporting Actor and even then its a nomination. I doubt he'll win but you never know. The rest best picture, best director, etc. is all a pipe dream. Let's be real this film doesn't have a shot at those.
Are you high? TDK has locked nominations for:
Best Director
Best Cinematography
Best Adapted Screenplay
Best Supporting Actor (Ledger will win)
Best Picture
Best sound mixing
Best editing
This is the buzz around hollywood. I work in LA, and there is talk of TDK almost everyday. The story that Variety just printed about the score being eliminated is an indication of how much attention this film is getting. If some score from a movie was disqualified, do you think they would write a story about it and put it in Variety? -NO. This is the film that is getting all the Oscar buzz. And i'm the guy who complains about things in TDK all the time.
This is just what i'm hearing. You can find it on the net. Go to incontention.com TDK is the cream of the crop right now in the Academies eyes.
And Ledger will win. No doubt. And I think Nolan will win as well. TDK is a lock for best picture as well. Copy and paste my comments. Come Oscar time, you guys will see. TDK wil clean up.
The score was pretty underwhelming anyway. What makes you think it would have been nominated?
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Variety said:Some members sided with Zimmer and Howard; citing the originality and cutting-edge nature of the music, they urged others to keep the "Dark Knight" score eligible despite the cue-sheet issue.
If it was just us wanting Oscar noms for TDK, I'd agree with you, but there are quite a number of folks on other forums who think it's possible.
Oldman has never been nominated for an Academy Award which is an absolute injustice.
At least it proves that we're not as delusional as we think.I have to ask... So? because some other people think it's possible it actually is?
...I don't even remember the score for IM.I think IM will be nominated for Best Score & Adapted Screenplay (which TDK will win). But Downey getting even nominated for Best Actor? Bah, Ledger will be their 'Jack Sparrow' of the year.
...I don't even remember the score for IM.![]()
...I don't even remember the score for IM.
And I dunno if even TDK will get a nom for Adapted Screenplay, much less IM, when you have Oscar bait like Revolutionary Road, The Reader, Frost/Nixon, Slumdog Millionaire and Benjamin Button up against it.
...I don't even remember the score for IM.
And I dunno if even TDK will get a nom for Adapted Screenplay, much less IM, when you have Oscar bait like Revolutionary Road, The Reader, Frost/Nixon, Slumdog Millionaire and Benjamin Button up against it.
I remember the main theme. But probably because I've seen it so many times. From what I've heard alot of the movies that got Oscar buzz sucked. So I think TDK has a good shot.
redfirebird, what about the awesome reviews it got? I think that is why TDK even has a chance of getting in the major awards.
Read the Variety article:
The fact that they even extensively discussed, let alone sided with TDK as a nominee for Best Score shows that it was in the race. It was disqualified on the basis of a technicality, not lack of merit.
It sounded like they kept the background noise from the cameras. No refrain that anyone can remember. And it stole alot of it's basic structure from John Carpenter's The Thing.
It might as well have not been there it was so absent from the mood of the film.
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