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    So, two Oscars last night? Including best supporting actor for Christoph Waltz
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    best supporting actor for Christoph Waltz
    He could not have been more deserving of the award, too. I'm glad he won.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LouCipherr View Post
    He could not have been more deserving of the award, too. I'm glad he won.
    I thought he was great in the film, but not that great. Is it a failing of the other nominees in the category, perhaps? I don't think I've seen any of the other films, yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    I thought he was great in the film, but not that great.
    Did we watch the same movie?
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    Quote Originally Posted by LouCipherr View Post
    Did we watch the same movie?
    You thought it was the best performance by a male supporting actor last year? I think I finally found someone who went to less movies than I did this year.

    This was a give back for his not winning for his last nomination, like when Crowe won best actor for that abortion 'Gladiator' the year after he missed out for 'The Insider'.

    It was a great, fun performance, but--like I said--not that great.

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    Tommy Lee Jones would have got my nod and 'Argo' winning out over 'Lincoln' - Bollocks.

    And am I really the only one who didn't care that much for 'Django Unchained'?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    You thought it was the best performance by a male supporting actor last year?
    I'm not exactly a theater rat. I don't see every movie that comes out, but out of all the ones I saw? Yes. So sue me.


    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    It was a great, fun performance, but--like I said--not that great.
    And out of curiosity, which did you consider to be "great"?
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    I have to say Washington in Flight was brilliant... Not seen Lincoln so can't comment on Lewis winning it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shootemindehead View Post
    And am I really the only one who didn't care that much for 'Django Unchained'?
    I'll give you it was a very up and down affair... But when it was up, boy it was up IMHO
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    That award should've gone to John Goodman's role in Flight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassman View Post
    That award should've gone to John Goodman's role in Flight.
    Really didn't think much of that. Found it contrived and almost at odds with the rest of the film TBH.
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    Yeah, that's what I was getting at. His role was silly and a bit out of place, but I suppose he had his reasons for being there.

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    Watched this again on a flight last week, and have to say I enjoyed it far more than my first viewing! Still say the weakest part of the film was Tarantino's cameo!
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    I still haven't seen it - but I will when the blu-ray comes out next month.

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    Haven't seen it yet myself, apart from the first 10 minutes.

    Might give it a spin tonight.
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