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Academy Embarrasses Itself With 14 ‘La La Land’ Nominations

Academy Embarrasses Itself With 14 ‘La La Land’ Nominations

January 26, 2017 Academy Embarrasses Itself With 14 ‘La La Land’ Nominations , 1 Comments


By NY Post, Jan. 24, 2017

“Titanic.” “All About Eve.” “La La Land”?

Proving yet again that Oscar voters are primarily interested in movies that celebrate the industry all Oscar voters work in, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences embarrassed itself by giving a record-tying 14 nominations to “La La Land,” a fond but so-so pastiche of great musicals that is now inexplicably keeping company with some of Hollywood’s greatest films.
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  1. AnonymousJanuary 27, 2017 at 10:33 AM

    awful movie ... boring movie. Neither of these two actors had ANY business doing a musical, as there musical ability is limited, at best, and the overwhelming popularity of the movie just proves how self involved the Hollywood industry, and their participants, really are. If they think THIS musical is supposed to somehow revive the classic Hollywood musicals, they better keep trying because this a poor attempt.

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