Taylor Swift won Album of the Year?? She seems nice, sweet, talented. BUT WTF??? Come on.. Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, and let's not even go there with the brilliance of Lady Gaga....
I have lost faith...
But I do have to say that Pink's performance blew me away. She was amazing. She was everything a performer should be. I feel let down. I hope the oscar nominations on Tuesday don't let me down. The Hurt Locker and Up deserve every nomination they qualify for.
Showing posts with label Up in the Air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Up in the Air. Show all posts
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Sunday, 17 January 2010
Golden Globes vs Haiti earthquake
I feel somewhat a jackass reporting in on my blog on the GG's before the earthquake in Haiti... So here is what I have to say about the devastation in Haiti.. I know very little about this gorgeous little (shared) island, apart from hearing from a nurses aid that I know called Marie, who has a house there. She is my only connection to this. As of today she has no idea if her house is standing or if her relatives and friends are alive. I have spent many hours with Marie talking about Haiti and her home there and I pray with all the religion I have that she will be ok....I have donated, and I will donate more but I still feel inadequate thus far....
Ok on a lighter note, tonight was the GG's. The Golden Globes. My second favourite night in American tv next to the oscars.
Here are my thoughts:
Kathryn Bigelow should have won for Hurt Locker (but how gracious was JC towards his ex wife about it - way to go Jim!)
Sandra Bullock is great but come out, Gabby Sidebo (sp?) for Precious should have won..
WTF - Hugh Laurie lost to Michael Dexter?
The red carpet special before the show.. All the truly A-listers acted like they couldn't get away fast enough from the NBC live red carpet. Those that were FIRST nominated, couldn't contain their excitement. If you're an aspiring actor, you watch these shows and dream about being there. Then you make it, then you get big time, and then, it's like a nightmare talking on the red carpet to these hosts. You know what... if you don't want to act, then don't do it. This is part of it!! I was literally 'sickened' by the behaviour of some of these 'red carpet stars" who acted like it was beneath them to talk to the NBC red carpet staff. Come on!! Don't you all realise you started with nothing and would watch this and wish you could be there??!!
Also, Ricky Gervais was great, American's just don't get his humour. Paul McCartney needs to lighten up!
Ok on a lighter note, tonight was the GG's. The Golden Globes. My second favourite night in American tv next to the oscars.
Here are my thoughts:
Kathryn Bigelow should have won for Hurt Locker (but how gracious was JC towards his ex wife about it - way to go Jim!)
Sandra Bullock is great but come out, Gabby Sidebo (sp?) for Precious should have won..
WTF - Hugh Laurie lost to Michael Dexter?
The red carpet special before the show.. All the truly A-listers acted like they couldn't get away fast enough from the NBC live red carpet. Those that were FIRST nominated, couldn't contain their excitement. If you're an aspiring actor, you watch these shows and dream about being there. Then you make it, then you get big time, and then, it's like a nightmare talking on the red carpet to these hosts. You know what... if you don't want to act, then don't do it. This is part of it!! I was literally 'sickened' by the behaviour of some of these 'red carpet stars" who acted like it was beneath them to talk to the NBC red carpet staff. Come on!! Don't you all realise you started with nothing and would watch this and wish you could be there??!!
Also, Ricky Gervais was great, American's just don't get his humour. Paul McCartney needs to lighten up!
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Saturday, 5 December 2009
George Clooney was born for this role
I know I'm contradicting myself when I say I have no time to see the movies, then write in when I do see something amazing, but I had to make the time to see Up In the Air (not to be confused with the other movie I blogged about, Up).
This movie was written solely for George Clooney. He nailed it. It was a brilliant performance, a dull first ten minutes or so, but it built up momentum and by the end I was a blubbering wreck like most movie goers around me.
I recently got laid off in April and it was such a horrendous experience so I could relate. The two inept women doing it (one was so new to HR my neighbour's cat could have done a better job) were so callous and nasty to me that I left wondering if they actually possessed a 'soul'. If only George Clooney had bore the news!
Go see it, it's a guaranteed bet for Best Picture. The performances by 'real' people at the beginning and end blew me away and I was thrilled that they could be included and perhaps gained some joy by being in such a great movie after going through such a traumatic experience.
This movie was written solely for George Clooney. He nailed it. It was a brilliant performance, a dull first ten minutes or so, but it built up momentum and by the end I was a blubbering wreck like most movie goers around me.
I recently got laid off in April and it was such a horrendous experience so I could relate. The two inept women doing it (one was so new to HR my neighbour's cat could have done a better job) were so callous and nasty to me that I left wondering if they actually possessed a 'soul'. If only George Clooney had bore the news!
Go see it, it's a guaranteed bet for Best Picture. The performances by 'real' people at the beginning and end blew me away and I was thrilled that they could be included and perhaps gained some joy by being in such a great movie after going through such a traumatic experience.
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laid off,
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