10 Most Egregious Academy Awards Decisions
The Oscar winners have been announced. As expected, Slumdog Millionairewon all the major categories: Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Director for Danny Boyle. Sean Penn snatched Best Actor from Mickey Rourke, and Heath Ledger won Best Supporting Actor (big surprise…). The pick that made me mad was Kate Winslet for Best Actress. First, Meryl Streepdeserved it. Second, The Reader is an awful movie and Kate Winslet portrays “a good Nazi.” That’s annoying in itself, and her performance isn’t that impressive: she came up with a reasonably good German accent, and she was naked during the entire first hour of the movie. I too can speak in a decent German accent with no clothes on; it doesn’t mean I deserve an Oscar.
To express my disappointment with the Academy for picking the naked Nazi, here are the top ten atrocities ever committed by the Academy decision makers:
RIDLEY SCOTT
ORSON WELLES
SERGIO LEONE
STANLEY KUBRICK
ALFRED HITCHCOCK
10 Most Egregious Academy Awards Decisions | Jinni Blog.
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