How Many of the Best Picture Nominees Have You Seen?

 

shutterstock_236123857So, the Academy Award Nominees for Best Picture are: Boyhood, Birdman, The Imitation Game, The Theory of Everything, American Sniper, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Selma, and Whiplash.

I’ve seen half of them (Boyhood, Birdman, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Whiplash);  Boyhood is my favorite so far.

The great omission I see is Guardians of the Galaxy not being nominated for Best Picture. More surprising, The Lego Movie was not nominated for Best Animated Feature. That’s not awesome.

Lego

So any of your favorites up for the big prize? Or do you really not care?

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  1. Ricochet Member
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    I just recently saw Whiplash. Absolutely fantastic movie. Maybe it’s because I played jazz in high school, and that I pine for the chance to play for a band again, but it really displayed something I hadn’t seen in a movie for a year or two.

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  2. user_358258 Inactive
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    As best I can recall, the last movie my wife and I saw was The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe when it was first released.  You can guess what my interest in the Oscars is.  Good movie, though.

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  3. Pony Convertible Inactive
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    You’ve seen half of them?  The only one I ever heard of is American Sniper.  Haven’t seen any.   I can’t bring myself to give my money to Hollywood.

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  4. Pony Convertible Inactive
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    Misthiocracy:Does it matter that every single face of the Oscar nominees is Caucasian?

    (Even the poster for Selma shows the back of a black man’s head.)

    Apparently this is the whitest Oscars year since 1995 (when Shakespeare in Love was the darling, for some reason).

    http://www.fandango.com/movies/awards/showcase/oscars

    No it doesn’t matter.  Why would you notice?

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