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In Reply to: Oscar's night is the loneliest night of the year posted by Victor Khomenko on March 5, 2006 at 17:06:53:

In the scope of Charlize Theron Hollywood feminine perfection - I appreciate how bizarre Reese Witherspoon looks. Her razor sharp chin threatens to cut anyone who says "no".
I think if she and Michael Jackson made love there would be some weird sci-fi hurricane created by the grotesque magnitude of this event. This hurricane would end all life as we know it... except for a few Republicans.
Crash? Crash? Crash?
Although I really like Clooney's work, I didn't like his "get real" pantomimes for the camera. I wish he would act like a "STAR". He sure looks like one.
Bacall didn't humiliate herself, but she wobbled and stammered enough to keep me from breathing.
I think I sound like some unhappy Pillsbury dough boy critic guy !

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Bacall was painful to watch, but still, nothing like Liz a few years back - Victor Khomenko 05:39:28 03/06/06 (0)
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It hurt to see Bacall. What happens? I think someone informs a pukka pukka - tinear 04:47:22 03/06/06 (1)
that so and so is on his/her last legs so they invite them to the Oscars for a special "goodbye" type moment. By this time, the poor person is senilescent.
- Re: It hurt to see Bacall. What happens? I think someone informs a pukka pukka - Jim Campilongo 04:54:38 03/06/06 (0)
  That's so true Tin, but at least Altman was feisty and present.
  Gosh, that "song" was horribl!. It's hook was a tedious forced rhyme (Pimp & Rent) with urban clones prancing around.
  Curtis Mayfield, where did you go?

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