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I felt sorry for Kirk. He should have tried this a year or two ago. I couldn't understand

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In Reply to: RE: Worst Oscars in memory...maybe ever... posted by mkuller on February 28, 2011 at 12:25:58

most of what he was saying.
I was embarrassed for him.
What next? Wheel him in when he's completely disabled?
One thing this evening proved: Hollywood needs someone with class to come along, and soon. Grant, Newman, Steward, Pacino---- hell, ANYONE! First year I can remember Jack wasn't shown, too.... I hope the old fart's okay (must have been a Lakers home game or sumpin?).

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So why pay attention to it? - Victor Khomenko 06:13:54 03/01/11 (1)
Hollywood, I mean. It's been a dead corpse for many years.
- Don't look now, but your stodgy biases are showing. - Audiophilander 22:06:50 03/05/11 (0)
  Yes, the Academy Awards had an off year. While it went smoothly it was generally a boring affair. Poor choices for hosting combined with a fairly lackluster group of contenders is responsible.
  
  What's needed is a charismatic host like Billy Crystal to step back in for a year or two and a better slate of films competing in all categories. This year is already looking up, but if you and patrick are determined to flaunt your Grey Poupon creds at every opportunity then nothing in the Oscar competitions will blow your skirts up.
  
  AuPh

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