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richard
...And the Envelopes please...! Mark Unseen   Mar 4 22:58 UTC 1997

Okay, this is the Cinema conference "Academy Awards" item.  I wont bother
repeating the nominees, you know who they are.  What I want to know, is who
do you think will win, should win, should have been nominated...etc  And
who are the least deserving nominees.

And the envelopes please!...
7 responses total.
richard
response 1 of 7: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 23:02 UTC 1997

I havent seen all the nominated films yet, but of those I saw, I like "Fargo"
thebest.  I want Tom Cruise to win best actor because I am tired of this award
going to whoever is playing the most diseased or dysfunctional person.  It
does take talent to play normal people too.  Cruise is the only nominee in
that categoryplaing a normal person.  

I also like Francis McDormand for Fargo, as Best Actress.  I'llhold off on
the rest until Ive seen more of the films.

Least deserving nominee is Kenneth Branaugh for best adapted screenplay for
Hamlet...his screenplay isnt adapted at all, it is the uncut version of
Shakespeare's play!

giry
response 2 of 7: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 21:48 UTC 1997

I haven't seen any of the nominated films yet:( So any predictions wouldn't
be very founded.
morgaene
response 3 of 7: Mark Unseen   Feb 23 04:36 UTC 1998

Personally, I think as far as 1998 goes, everything and anything Titanic was
nominated for should go to them.
remmers
response 4 of 7: Mark Unseen   Feb 23 11:45 UTC 1998

Hm, I notice that this item was entered over a year ago and
must be referring to *last* year's Academy Awards. (I also
notice that it didn't get much response.)
morgaene
response 5 of 7: Mark Unseen   Feb 24 03:11 UTC 1998

I noticed that as well, but I thought I would try to revive it. ;)
remmers
response 6 of 7: Mark Unseen   Feb 24 12:21 UTC 1998

Item 18 deals with this year's nominations.
morgaene
response 7 of 7: Mark Unseen   Feb 26 04:44 UTC 1998

Whoops, didn't see that one.
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