Oscar 2015

[senko]

whiplash nası alamadı anlamadım ya
birdman midir nedir lan çeken adam oturup izleyemez o filmi sıkılır gider, bi gitmişler ödül vermişler.
bikbik konuşuyorlar filmde başka bişi yok.

[Spidee]

Birdman'i izleyince ilk tepkim "Diğer filmleri bilmiyorum ama Oscar'ı haketmiş" oldu valla. Neyinden sıkıldın ki abi.

[k1nJo]

ben de filmin kendi başlığında söylemiştim edward norton olmasa çoğu insan filmin ilk yarısında sıkılırmış bence diye. oyunculuklar taşımış filmi yani. hikaye hiç ilgi çekici değil, aşırı bayık.

ayrıca https://twitter.com/NASA/status/569729482535374849 sdf

[Sparkcaster]

bradley coopera neden oscar verilmediği konusunda, katılıyorum yazıya

The Truth About Bradley Cooper and The Oscars

The more I think about it, the more upset I am that Bradley Cooper was snubbed at The Oscars on Sunday.
Hear me out. I know Cooper did not portray the kind of character or take on the kind of role that the snobs in Hollywood typically care for--it didn't fit the traditional "Best Actor" mold. There was lots of violence in the film; he spent most of the movie brandishing a gun, and yes, the character was portrayed as something of a superhero in a situation with much bigger political issues at play that the movie only grazed.
But his sensitive portrayal of the scars his character endured--both physical and emotional--brought an unexpected pathos to a character who could otherwise have easily just been a cartoon character. Yes, he used a firearm. Yes, his partner was a little wooden. Yes, the accent was a little distracting at times. But none of those things should have disqualified Cooper from gaining the well-deserved recognition for breathing such life into a character that enthralled us all.
You know it. I know it. Deep down in their hearts, the Oscar voters know it. This year's best performance was Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon.

[aquila]

olmamis.

[dana22]

hic birini seyretmem ki bunlarin ben