Y'all seen the Lego Movie's response, right?
'Hell Bound'
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Ah, that is awesome!
(much like Everything)
It's Bradley Cooper--as you've never seen him before.
I thought he was Joaquin Phoenix the first few times I saw the ad, so they're actually delivering on that score.
I thought he was Joaquin Phoenix the first few times I saw the ad, so they're actually delivering on that score.
Thank you for posting that, because whenever I see the ad, I have to reassure myself that I don't have anterograde amnesia because of my consistent inability to recognize Bradley Cooper until they tell me it's Bradley Cooper.
In my defense, it's the short ad where he doesn't speak that trips me up.
I listen for him to sound like Rocket Raccoon.
No, I do.
It's Bradley Cooper--as you've never seen him before.
Yeah, I thought GotG was Bradley Cooper as we've never seen him before. In American Sniper he plays a human dude and he doesn't even have superpowers. Whatever.
I have seen more movies nominated for Best Visual Effects(3) than for Best Film(1).
Given my taste in movies, this isn't really surprising.
Well, apparently the only category with women in it is Costume Design, surprise, surprise.
Actually there are a number of women nominated as producers in the Best Picture category, also in Documentary Feature, and scattered in the minor categories. And then Sandra Adair for editing Boyhood.
That's not enough, of course, but it's not just costumes.
In American Sniper he plays a human dude and he doesn't even have superpowers. Whatever.
He does have a gun, though. Like in GotG. WHICH I'VE ALREADY SEEN.
Ditto the Lego Movie.
I feel less bad about this snub because Tale of Princess Kayuga was far and away the best movie I saw all year.
(But um...nobody on this board should watch it for a while, probably. It's not going to cheer you up.)