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Damien wrote:Hugh Grant's omission in the Best Actor race was the Oscars at their most infuriating.
Pulp Fiction. Just watched it again yesterday.
As much as I loath John Revolta he is brilliant as Vincent Vega. As I was watching I wondered who would have picked up the number five slot if Tom Hanks and FG had flamed out that year. Would it have been Hugh? And who would have won? Would the Academy feel that they owed Freeman for losing out to Day Lewis in '89?
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Each in its own distinctive way, Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction and hawshank are loathesome movies. Four Weddings is one of the most infectiously charming movies ever -- it's the natural heir to the Ealing comedies of the late 40s - mid 50s.
Hugh Grant's omission in the Best Actor race was the Oscars at their most infuriating.
Hugh Grant's omission in the Best Actor race was the Oscars at their most infuriating.
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