6 responses to “Austin, San Diego, Toronto go ‘Hurt,’ ‘Basterds,’ ‘Hunger’”
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Would it be possible to add a list with anchor links at the top, so you can go directly to a group/list and not have to scroll to find it?
Anyway, the critics sure went all bat-shit insane today! Holy damn, I don’t remember it ever been this many all at once before.. Sheesh. I can understand not wanting to announce yesterday or tomorrow (SAG), but even if they’ve already voted, why not sit on the results and announce on a slower day? Talk about getting lost in the shuffle.
I am SO excited to see Hunger getting props, albeit belatedly. It was one of my favourite films of last year – such a scandal it didn’t receive more attention.
Adam Smith
The Toronto Critics list is the most amazing, batshit crazy list I’ve ever seen.
Nic Cage for Best Actor? Tim Olyphantastic for Best Supporting Actor (runner-up)? Hunger ties with Inglourious Basterds for Best Picture? You can’t accuse them of being dull.
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6 responses to “Austin, San Diego, Toronto go ‘Hurt,’ ‘Basterds,’ ‘Hunger’”
Would it be possible to add a list with anchor links at the top, so you can go directly to a group/list and not have to scroll to find it?
Anyway, the critics sure went all bat-shit insane today! Holy damn, I don’t remember it ever been this many all at once before.. Sheesh. I can understand not wanting to announce yesterday or tomorrow (SAG), but even if they’ve already voted, why not sit on the results and announce on a slower day? Talk about getting lost in the shuffle.
I’m SO not tech savvy on that stuff, believe it or not. I’ll figure it out…
Aha, figured it out. Easy enough. You should be able to navigate the page better now.
I am SO excited to see Hunger getting props, albeit belatedly. It was one of my favourite films of last year – such a scandal it didn’t receive more attention.
The Toronto Critics list is the most amazing, batshit crazy list I’ve ever seen.
Nic Cage for Best Actor? Tim Olyphantastic for Best Supporting Actor (runner-up)? Hunger ties with Inglourious Basterds for Best Picture? You can’t accuse them of being dull.
The Toronto gang also picked “Wendy and Lucy” last year. They can be relied upon to go their own way, and I love them for it.