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For the Sixth Sense...that is all..
Bruce Willis Deserved an Oscar Nomination
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Help me out Le Rat.
He might get some consideration for that Paul Newman movie where Paul was a loser and Bruce was the rich contractor. Been messing with football all day and lost my memory again. What's that damn movie?
He wasn't bad in "Pulp Fiction" He and Travolta both won some credit for that one.
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Bruce Willis won't win awards because he always plays himself. He does that very well but it won't win any awards.
The Sixth Sense was a good flick though. It gave that M Night-sucks-a-dong the ability to make 4 terrible movies afterwards.
The Happening was the worst movie I've ever seen. The Village was pretty damn bad. Signs was pretty bad but it did have a good element of suspense.
The Sixth Sense was a good flick though. It gave that M Night-sucks-a-dong the ability to make 4 terrible movies afterwards.
The Happening was the worst movie I've ever seen. The Village was pretty damn bad. Signs was pretty bad but it did have a good element of suspense.
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Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
Anthony Michael Hall was the biggest Oscar snub of all time for his role as Farmer Ted in 16 Candles.
Anthony Michael Hall was the biggest Oscar snub of all time for his role as Farmer Ted in 16 Candles.
I think THE biggest Oscar "snub" HAS to be Rod Steiger as Sol Nazerman in his 1964 "film noir" The Pawnbroker. won the Golden Globe Best Actor BUT lost the Oscar to Lee Marvin "and a horse" for Cat Ballou. the academy made a "make up call" for Steiger in 1967 for his role as Police Chief Gillespie in In The Heat of the Night which was not nearly as good a role as Nazerman
Steiger and Jaime Sanchez as Jesus Ortiz "You People" scene followed by Juano Hernandez as Mr. Smith "I Will Miss Talking To You" and again with Ortiz "Money" >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&v=YUcBmD8XhHU&NR=1
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