原先發佈於:Sapphire
Your first mistake was suggesting in a year with Argo, Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty that anything but those three very patriotic American movies was going to win an award voted on by Americans.
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All three of those were very well directed and acted movies. When you look at all of the movies that came out this year, they are definitely among the best/most well rounded, even if they can be pretty super-pro American (Zero Dark Thirty is the chief culprit of this, but you should have known that going into the theater) Life of Pi: amazing book, but the movie didn't really capture it well. Never saw Silver Linings Playbook or Beasts of a Southern Wild or Armour Django was awesome, but maybe a little extreme for a "Best Picture" win so that was understandable Les Mis was actually a lot more enjoyable than I would have thought I think that The Grey or TDKR should have been in the running though. Seems like everyone forgot about them either due to the shooting (TDKR) or a very early release date and cancelled rerelease (The Grey). "End of Watch" should have had some nominations, not best picture, but it definitely deserved a mention. tl;dr My list for Best Picture Nominees would be: TDKR, The Grey, Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, Django, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Skyfall, Les Mis, and Lincoln
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I don't think the Hobbit or Avengers were good enough to be up for Best Picture. Great movies though, but Avengers seems like a normal superhero movie, but with multiple good guys, and the Hobbit was such a let down compared to the first 3 LotR movies that Peter Jackson shouldn't be rewarded with a nomination