Golden Globes Eye on Indies
True to form, Globes embrace indie films
Big-budget movies such as ‘Munich,’ ‘King Kong’ denied best movie nods
Big-money films left outThis (year's Golden Globe nominated) collection of mostly independent movies leaves out several costly Hollywood productions, including such franchises as “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter,” Peter Jackson’s acclaimed remake of “King Kong,” the political thriller “Syriana,” and Steven Spielberg’s “Munich,” which deals with the revenge killings that followed after the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics. Also missing are the musical “Rent” and such summer comedy smashes as “Wedding Crashers” and “The 40-Year-Old Virgin.”
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posted by Friends of McDougal @ 5:55 PM
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Does this mean that there may be a turning point in Hollywood? We shall wait and see, and if so then our film will release just in time.
seems to me they forgot all the good movies. Happy Holidays
Yes ... like vapid remakes of War of the Worlds and The Longest Yard.
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