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    Senior Member filmy's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by guany View Post
    Really? I could've sworn...
    http://www.variety.com/blog/89000048...370020437.html

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    Senior Member guany's Avatar
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    Well, you can't blame me for expecting the worst from the Academy's music branch!

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    You called me a bitch on the Internet with_one_voice's Avatar
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    I don't even think the Academy would stoop so low as to rescind a nomination.

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    Quote Originally Posted by with_one_voice View Post
    I don't even think the Academy would stoop so low as to rescind a nomination.
    Oh, I know that they've done it before. But it hasn't happened since the '50s or '60s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by with_one_voice View Post
    I don't even think the Academy would stoop so low as to rescind a nomination.
    lol, they once rescinded a win.

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    "People Like Us," A.R. Rahman, composer
    Wow. I did NOT know he did the music for that film!

    Will you join the Geography Club?

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    Quote Originally Posted by OscarsFan 2.3 View Post
    I'm elated that "The Dark Knight Rises", "The Master", "Dark Shadows" and "Looper" are eligible, but a little disappointed "Cosmopolis" isn't as I thought that was Shore's strongest score for a Cronenberg film in forever. Oh well.
    As a collaboration with Metric, Cosmopolis had no chance at all to make it past the Academy's "one composer per score" rule.

    But it is a great score!
    You can do it, Naomi! You're...
    ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!


    1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
    2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
    3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
    4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
    5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
    6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
    7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
    (Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
    8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
    9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
    10. OSCAR!


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    Quote Originally Posted by guany View Post
    Oh, I know that they've done it before. But it hasn't happened since the '50s or '60s.
    The last time it happened for the Music Branch was actually in the '70s, I think, with The Godfather nom being replaced by the Sleuth one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tootpadu View Post
    The last time it happened for the Music Branch was actually in the '70s, I think, with The Godfather nom being replaced by the Sleuth one.
    In 1992 a film from Uruguay had its nomination revoked in Foreign Language Film because it was discovered that the film actually wasn't from Uruguay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James View Post
    In 1992 a film from Uruguay had its nomination revoked in Foreign Language Film because it was discovered that the film actually wasn't from Uruguay.
    A Place in the World. It was considered argentinean, in the end, and yes, the nomination was revoked, but I think it wasn't replaced by anything, it just became a 4-way race.

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