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80th Annual Academy Awards

scooter1369;1099887; said:
If they were good, they'd make a ton of cash...

Not necessarily. Take a look at that top-grossing list again. Americans love crap. Most people don't care to read subtitles, so foreign flicks usually don't bring in a ton of cash, even though many of those movies kick Hollywood's ass.
 
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OSUsushichic;1099916; said:
Not necessarily. Take a look at that top-grossing list again. Americans love crap. Most people don't care to read subtitles, so foreign flicks usually don't bring in a ton of cash, even though many of those movies kick Hollywood's ass.

So, do you love crap, or does that only apply to Americans whos tastes differ from yours? :biggrin:
 
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scooter1369;1099887; said:
If they were good, they'd make a ton of cash...

It's all about the money. I believe in a "conspiracy theory" here. They don't need to nominate the popular shows because you have already seen them. They nominate shows that you haven't seen (i. e. not made much money or are still in the "red") so you will spend more money and to go see them.
:biggrin:
 
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OSUsushichic;1099919; said:
I watch that crap too, but they aren't my favorite movies.

I went back and looked at the Oscar winners for best picture in my lifetime. For the most part, I love all of those movies. I think part of the reason the "good movies" don't make as much money is that there is no reason to see a well scripted, low special effect movie at the theatre. If it's about the dialogue, I'd rather save eight bucks, rent it on DVD, and not have to listen to idiots run thier mouths while I watch.
 
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buckeyeinfla;1099989; said:
some really good films nominated this year

I agree::biggrin:

Ratatouille

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