Sunday, December 2, 2012

Oscar Campaign Bust: 2012 Films

More For Your Consideration ads are being released for this year's films, but some are clearly out of Oscar contention. Ultimately, I don't see any of the following films getting nominated.

   





Images via AwardsDaily

10 comments:

  1. K-Stew getting an ACTING nod?? WOW, I don't know how that is possible! I hope I get to see Hyde Park Hudson this month, the trailer looks really good!

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    1. She's actually pretty good in On the Road, but no one other for Hedlund gets a real chance to shine.

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    2. Ah I see. Well I still might rent that one as I really want to see Sam Riley!

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    3. I've heard good things about most of the cast from On the Road. Can't wait to see it.

      Haven't heard anything positive on Hyde Park on Hudson, but I might see it.

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  2. I don't think I've ever seen FYC ads before. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel certainly had a magnificent cast, but for me it was just an O.K. film. I enjoyed Bernie, though it isn't one of my favorites, and I was happy to finally see Jack Black in a role that didn't make me want to grind my teeth in irritation. :-)

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    1. Haha. I generally like Jack Black, but I know what you mean.

      FYC ads can be quite interesting, especially if you look back and see what some films actually campaigned for. For instance, some Pirates of the Caribbean 2 ads campaigned it for Best Picture, Director, the works.

      At the URL below, you can view ads from 2005-present. They've even got a few from the early 90s, if you're interested.

      http://www.awardsdaily.com/FYC/gallery/

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  3. It's almost like...why bother?

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  4. Man, Hyde Park on Hudson isn't released here until 26th, it's not something I'd usually watch but Bill Murray!

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  5. @Toby: Yeah, I've heard the film isn't very good, but I might see it for Bill Murray.

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