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Ronin 03-09-2010 04:09 PM
Inglourious Basterds definitely was one of the best of the year. Actually, for Best Picture, my ranking was...

The Hurt Locker
Up in the Air
Inglourious Basterds
An Education
District 9
Avatar
The Blind Side
Up

And I haven't seen the other two.

Ronin 03-09-2010 04:14 PM
And The Hurt Locker did not go straight to DVD. It was limited release in 2008 and actually had the highest PER THEATER gross on opening weekend. Problem was, it was only released in four theaters on opening week. It's not a big budget film as it only cost $11m to make and it ran in a lot of film festivals in 2008.

Like most indie flicks, it didn't get distribution from a big media house and after awhile, it went to DVD...THIS YEAR (Jan 2010).

Lomac 03-09-2010 10:58 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jsunu (Post 6849353)
Bla should have been more clear. I actually believed that Hurt locker should've have won this year, hands down. I was just trying to argue against how often people say avatar = retard, hurt locker = intellectual enjoyment.
Sorry, didn't really mean to quote you. Was going to write something else as a reply to your post and ended up going in a different direction. :lol

Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 6849913)
That happened in Avatar...I saw the future of movies. Did I see a good movie? Not really.
:lol Didn't make you think the same way you would have after watching No Country For Old Men, though. ;)


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