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LIVE-BLOG: OSCARS

Sara Hetland — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:00:58 +0000

The 82nd Annual Academy Awards are about to begin on ABC. This year, the Best Picture category has been expanded from five nominees to ten, in an attempt to draw more viewers and make the ceremony more inclusive. There may be other twists in store, so refresh this page through the show for a complete list of winners along with reactions from Twitter users.

The show has yet to begin, but there are already reactions to the celebrities wandering around on the red carpet:

Greeblemonkey Thanks goodness the ABC pre-show is only a half hour. Any more Kathy Ireland and I would shoot myself. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetGrid

AprilBraswell @elenadaciuk Oh #JLo looks FABULOUS in that cotton candy pink! #AA82 #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web in reply to elenadaciuk

Possessionista I feel bad for statement necklaces. They got one trip to the #Oscars in ‘09 and now they’ve been replaced for small dangle earrings. 08 Mar 2010 from web

HAlanScott No No, Sarah Jessica Parker should NOT steal that dress! She’s looks like a pill popping 60’s middle aged mama. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

danicalo Cameron Diaz in Oscar de la Renta, great dress. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

jenniepperson Oscars: JLo wins best hair and makeup every time. I like her gown. Light-colored big puffy gowns work this season. 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

the59thStBridge SJP’s dress not doing it. And her hair looks like a Pillsbury crescent roll #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from txt

SCStateOfMynd OMG Cameron Diaz should fire her make-up artist, there’s no reason why you should show up to the Oscars with a bad case of crows feet. SMH 08 Mar 2010 from web

Neil Patrick Harris opened the Oscars with a song and dance number in a sparkly tux. Hosts Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin then descended from the ceiling to crack some jokes and introduce the presenters.

lollipop26 is it always this cheesy ? #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

Bleakey NPH!!! I love his jacket. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

Agent_M Turned on the #Oscars. Big picture of Turner & Hooch and a gay prison joke in the opening minute. Okay, we’ll stick around for a bit. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

TarynP Loving the 1920’s theme!!!! Pretty feathers. Oh and hello TRUE hosts! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

megcabot What is happening to the Oscars? I’m in shock. 08 Mar 2010 from Ping.fm

columbiajames Feather boas and showgirls strutting around Kodak theatre remind me of a Vegas strip show. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

raquelc415 Loving how the #oscars are already starting off… The Neil patrick harris surprise was so awesome!! 08 Mar 2010 from txt

thejohnblog NPH opening for Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin is like The Rolling Stones opening for Nickelback. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from txt

PENELOPE CRUZ PRESENTING BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

WINNER: Christoph Waltz

Sampad #Oscars Christoph Waltz for Inglorious Bastards. Awesome. Always knew when I saw him for that first 15 mins of the movie 08 Mar 2010 from web

radiostaticstar whew, i was fearing the worst from christoph waltz given his last run of acceptance speeches. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

marcradix christoph waltz wins the oscar !!! fully deserved ! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

charlestrotter Oscars off to a decent but overlong start. Baldwin looks uncomfortable. Congrats to Christoph Waltz, though! Like there was any doubt. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

suerobins wow, incredible acceptance speech christoph walz. well crafted and superbly delivered. he set the bar high. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

Austin_H2O I love the Oscars as much as I hate them. Even though Christoph Waltz was the only supporting actor nominee I saw, I think he deserved it 08 Mar 2010 from web

STEVE CARRELL AND CAMERON DIAZ PRESENTING BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

Winner: “Up”

josephflaherty UP wins a well deserved Oscar. Should still win Best Picture, If a movie that good can’t win, something is wrong with the system. 08 Mar 2010 from web

havasulisa I hope “UP” wins a OSCAR 4 The picture of the year! 08 Mar 2010 from txt

lastyearsman Up was probably the most inevitable oscar of the night. Albeit, deserved just for the first 5 minutes #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

faychoy Yay for Up! I have at least seen one Oscar film this year. lol 08 Mar 2010 from twidroid

BEST ORIGINAL SONG

Winner: Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett for “The Weary Kind” from “Crazy Heart”

carrie_reed I still think it’s totally nuts that out of ten available best picture slots Crazy Heart wasn’t nominated! 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

iluvDCyes @wehoscott YES YES YES! Crazy Heart was awesome….loved the music 08 Mar 2010 from web in reply to wehoscott

drgonzolives Happy with Up, but wanted Fantastic Mr Fox. So happy for Crazy Heart. Love that movie 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

RegularRon The Oscars have been good so far. Good to see “Crazy Heart” get a win for the song. Great soundtrack. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

grinand Nobody else I know has seen it… but Crazy Heart is really affecting. Rent it someday. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

ROBERT DOWNEY, JR. AND TINA FEY PRESENTING BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

Winner: “The Hurt Locker”

kristal_bailey Best Original Screenplay goes to The Hurt Locker. Great movie, but wanted Inglorious Basterds to win. Well written in 3 languages. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

BrandonF The reason vets don’t like The Hurt Locker is because the movie’s praise is *based* on its purported “realism.” #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

xwen The Hurt Locker won Best Original Screenplay – sorry Tarantino, it was marginally better #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

comic_junkie The Hurt Locker was great, but I think Inglourious Basterds should’ve won for best script. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

The Oscars then paid tribute to director John Hughes, who passed away in August 2009. Actors like Molly Ringwald and Matthew Broderick, whose career-making roles were in Hughes’ films, came onstage to honor the late director for his career of directing hits like “The Breakfast Club” and “Ferris Bueller.”

jenditchburn Why don’t we ever see ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’ on TV? Always F.Bueller & Bkfst Club. I approve of John Hughes tribute. 08 Mar 2010 from web

jodywatley A big fan of John Hughes movies, nice #Oscars montage 08 Mar 2010 from web

frelle RT @sthrnfairytale: John Hughes:Wrote films that gave our generation voice, power & understanding. We felt we had a place, because of him. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

TawnyTucker john hughes was the bomb…rip…no one will ever make movies like him 08 Mar 2010 from Snaptu

CAREY MULLIGAN AND ZOE SALDANA PRESENTING BEST SHORT FILM

Winner: “Logorama”

Roofus2099 @rfcmovies Ok. I was at the RFC shorts festival & I didn’t see Logorama. Also I’m pissed that Wallace & Gromit was snubbed. Boo, Academy!! 08 Mar 2010 from Twitterrific in reply to rfcmovies

katherine620 I really want to see logorama. Maybe I shall browse around YouTube. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

linseyagardner Logorama representing design and branding alike with an Academy Award for Best Animated Short! #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

bcirce I guess after winning the Oscar the #logorama web site traffic crashed their server. Congratulations an a great win. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

CAREY MULLIGAN AND ZOE SALDANA PRESENTING BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT

Winner: “Music by Prudence”

princessvica Congrats to Roger Ross, who just won an Oscar for Best Documentary Short Subject for his “Music by Prudence” 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

lbguy16 Who is the red-headed woman who just Kanye West’d the director of Music by Prudence at the #Oscars? 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

catquinn Did the purple co-director of Music by Prudence just pull a Kanye? #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

joleenzanuzoski Confused by Music of Prudence redhead Kanye imposter. Prudence would have hopped out of her wheelchair if she could & told her to zip it. 08 Mar 2010 from web

runforfun54 Can someone explain what happened during the “Music by Prudence” Oscar speech? 08 Mar 2010 from web

PagingMrHerman lol @ that poor director of Music by Prudence. That woman stole his thunder. I thought she was just some random crazy lady at first. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

CAREY MULLIGAN AND ZOE SALDANA PRESENTING BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT

WINNER: “The New Tenants”

annie__perry The second producer for best action short didn’t even get to say anything because the first took to long. So sad. I’m sorry, old man. 08 Mar 2010 from txt

Drudoo Best live action, short: new tenance !!!!!! Danish film 08 Mar 2010 from ezyTweet

hotelsuicide blah blah…best live action short, best animated short *yawn* NO ONE GIVES A SHIT PPL! Bring on the Best Director n stuff 08 Mar 2010 from web

nicolettewb man i really don’t care about the best live action short. 08 Mar 2010 from web

BEN STILLER PRESENTING BEST MAKEUP

Winner: “Star Trek”

brynnsamuel I agree ben stiller sux 08 Mar 2010 from web

pixeljae @virtualMags When the Star Trek makeup came up to accept, Ben shouldve pulled out violin and said, “Im staying” 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck in reply to virtualMags

Rob3Leo Star Trek won for Best Make Up!! Now that was a great movie!! 08 Mar 2010 from web

heavenlytruth @WonderwallMSN: “Aww, Star Trek got an award for makeup. That’s just adorable.” -James Cameron’s inner monologue. BAH HA HA! 08 Mar 2010 from web

JAKE GYLLENHAAL AND RACHEL MCADAMS PRESENTING BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

Winner: Geoffrey Fletcher, who wrote “Precious: Based on the Book “Push” by Sapphire”

laurahvogel Happy for Precious’ win but supreme disappointment at what couldve been UITA’s only Oscar. My award goes to @JasonReitman if that counts. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

Patricialicious @shawnawb Precious is an awesome, awesome, awesome movie. Well worth the watch 08 Mar 2010 from web in reply to shawnawb

CharityV @almtalkies I’m sure Precious is a great story, but I avoid anything with too much hype. 08 Mar 2010 from Seesmic in reply to almtalkies

KreeBeau I lost my first in the ballots! Awesome win by Precious for adapted screenplay – huge upset for Jason Reitman 08 Mar 2010 from web

AndrewDignan Precious stole an award from Up in the Air. I’d love to see it return the favor. Not gonna happen, but it’d be nice. 08 Mar 2010 from web

ROBIN WILLIAMS PRESENTING BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Winner: Mo’Nique in “Precious”

fablor Monique!!!! Anyone else would have just been WRONG! 08 Mar 2010 from web

johncampea And the second most no brained of the night goes to Monique. Well deserved. Mark my words, Anna Kendrick will be back. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

jcreportglobal Thinking this is the best moment thus far….Monique you deserve it 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

onealmcknight OMG!! I got chills when Monique won!!! Congrats!!! GOD BLESS YOU!! 08 Mar 2010 from web

SIGOURNEY WEAVER PRESENTING “BEST ART DIRECTION”

Winner: “Avatar”

owlssayhooot Okay, good, Avatar won design. That’s all it deserves, in my opinion. It can be taken off the bracket for best picture now. 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

shawnlevy So “Avatar” and “Hurt Locker” each have one prize in a category in which the other wasn’t nominated. The race is still even. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

Robheeney Good old Sigourney … she so clearly just said Avatar without seeing who actually won #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

MrBabyMan Avatar deservedly won for stunning art direction. Should win for cinematography too. Their innovations were awe-inspiring #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from HootSuite

Janefonda Hooray that Avatar won for set decoration. It’s about time. They should’ve won for makeup too #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Seesmic

TOM FORD AND SARAH JESSICA PARKER PRESENTING BEST COSTUME DESIGN

Winner: Sandy Powell for “The Young Victoria”

tanushreebaruah The Young Victoria wins Costume Design. This Oscar ceremony is boooring. 08 Mar 2010 from web

KirstensDesk Hey, I got Costume Design! Period pieces always win. 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

kimberly_lyn The irony that Coco Avant Chanel didn’t win for best costume design isn’t lost on me. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

ButtercupD the costume design woman really looks like a costume designer 08 Mar 2010 from web

_T_a_y_ Wow the lady who one costume design not only was gorgeous w AMAZING DRESS..but she was SO classy wit her speech. I thunk I’m in love. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

MsInformation I have not seen anyone win for costume design who dressed right for the Oscars. Lady, you are no Edith Head. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

wikimia - SJP is presenting best costume design and her dress seems so badly tailored… Esp that middle seam. Eeek Heart Tom Ford though. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

Zac Efron and Anna Kendrick then presented the awards for Best Sound Editing and Best Sound Mixing, both of which went to “The Hurt Locker.”

JillFilipovic I will never understand the difference between “Sound Mixing” and “Sound Editing.” #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

ConservativeLA #Oscars #clap #tcot #lebowski Best moment so far, wife of Hurt Locker sound editor reaction shots. Freaking love it. 08 Mar 2010 from web

natedogreimer looks like i need to watch The Hurt Locker stat! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

mgerardi HURT LOCKER sweeps sound awards over AVATAR. Probably meaningless, but encouraging for THL nonetheless. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

Zap2ItLost The Sound Mixer from “The Hurt Locker” looks like the German mercenary from “Die Hard.” #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

achance42 I think it’s fair to say Avatar doesn’t have a chance for Best Picture if it lost Sound Editing and Mixing to Hurt Locker. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

dmbosstone Two surprises- Avatar not winning any of the two sounds categories and one film sweeping both (Hurt Locker) #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

SANDRA BULLOCK PRESENTING BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

Winner: “Avatar”

miranda1901 Ugh I’m tired of Avatar! Anyone else feel this way? #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

betsymonty #oscars Avatar for Cinematography? Did they attach crack to the Academy’s ballots this year?! The White Ribbon deserved it! 08 Mar 2010 from web

giantlawnmower Best Cinematography – Avatar. These awards, I think we all agree, Avatar deserves. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Twitterrific

devincf Why aren’t Pixar movies also nominated for Cinematography if AVATAR can win? 08 Mar 2010 from web

FSteven I don’t understand the Set Design and Cinematography awards for Avatar. Hello? It’s all computer generated! 08 Mar 2010 from Twitterrific

popcornreel Avatar win in cinematography not too surprising at all, but “The White Ribbon” should have won. 08 Mar 2010 from web

James Taylor played a cover of The Beatles’ “In My Life,” to the “In Memoriam” tribute to those in cinema who have died in the past year.

drepaj I cannot think of anything more depressing than James Taylor singing my wedding song during the In Memoriam montage. Sorry @AngBurnett. 08 Mar 2010 from web

aimee_liz “In Memoriam” always gets me choked up, but add in James Taylor singing the Beatles? Losing it. 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

neeksplace The Acadamy Awards had Michael Jackson in their “in memoriam”. Very nice… 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

verysimple nice in memoriam segment. JT singing helped drown out the inappropriate applause/popularity meter. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

jasmined Was Farrah Fawcett left out of the #Oscars in memoriam montage? 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

mort3965 The In Memoriam montage should have featured my interest for this award show #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

dancosta In Memoriam is the only reason to watch the Oscars. Oh, and Steve Martin. 08 Mar 2010 from Twee

Before the winner for Best Original Score was announced, groups of dancers performed on stage to clips of each of the nominated scores.

rolemommy Can anyone say BORING? I’d so rather be watching Donny Osmond perform one of his Dancing w/the Stars routines. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

nonlinearmind Do I need HD to appreciate these street dancers or am I missing something? #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

TylerHilton Why are people hip pop dancing and doing the robot to the best score segment on the oscars? Please don’t. 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

JENNIFER LOPEZ AND SAM WORTHINGTON PRESENTING BEST ORIGINAL SCORE

Winner: “Up”

Lady_Patriot Yay again for UP! Confession: I loved that movie, but like Fox & the Hound, I can’t watch it without bawling! #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

aimeefriedman Yay Up original score! You got me ahead in my very heated Oscar party pool #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

KarenSnyderDuke I loved, loved, loved the music of Up. Good choice, I think, Academy. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

hazeliz Nice speach by UP’s Michael Giacchino “If you wanna do something creative, it’s not a waste of time. Get out there and do it” #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

jgrawrock So excited that Up is getting recognized for it’s brillance! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Twitterrific

alexrubens Up deserved that more than anyone. That song is so moving. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

GERARD BUTLER AND BRADLEY COOPER PRESENTING OUTSTANDING VISUAL EFFECTS

Winner: “Avatar”

ShipleyKevin Avatar deserves best visual effects. Really. It all was visual effects. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from txt

callie_snyder The more I think about it the more I hope #avatar does not win anything else. That movie wasn’t that great. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Seesmic

coalman987 #oscars District 9 deserved Best Visual Effects because its effects were beautiful, realistic, and they did it for so much less than Avatar 08 Mar 2010 from HTC Peep

fergusheywood OMG Avatar for visual effects! So surprised and happy! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

ToddWinNC Avatar may have had more “groundbreaking” visual effects, but Star Trek was by far a better movie overall — and also had great FX. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

TheTradesCast OK, Best Visual Effects for Avatar only sounds bad when you think about District 9 #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Power Twitter

MATT DAMON PRESENTING BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM

Winner: “The Cove”

TimThinksThings No one in my family has heard of any of the Best Documentary films. Docs don’t get enough love #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

SerendipiYami The Cove wins…I had my eyes closed for a lot of that documentary. Very difficult to watch. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

SizzleMel all the documentary movies look really substantial this year. as much as i like Food Inc, i think The Cove deserves it #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from HootSuite

MattBinder The Best Feature Documentary category is the first category that has me going “WOW, I want to see all of these”. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

Jessica731 So happy that The Cove won best documentary. Hopefully this will give even more attention to this truly tragic issue #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

TYLER PERRY PRESENTING BEST EDITING

Winner: “The Hurt Locker”

sabrinel so hurt locker is winning pretty big, pretty happy tht avatar isn’t winning 10+ oscars, sorry to all u fans of it out there 08 Mar 2010 from web

coldmilk I betted on Inglourious Basterds but I’m glad The Hurt Locker got this one… #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetGrid

atlfilm365 Considering how many simultaneous cameras they shot some scenes with on THE HURT LOCKER, mad respect for the editing win. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

tavallai The Hurt Locker: Intense, solid performances, suspenseful; all for naught due to a reliance on hand-held camera to portray realism. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

DGiant I hate when films I will never see (Hurt Locker) win awards. #oscars Don’t begrudge them – just have no interest in it. 08 Mar 2010 from web

PEDRO ALMODOVAR AND QUENTIN TARANTINO PRESENTING FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

Winner: “El Secreto de Tus Ojos” (”The Secret of Their Eyes” – Argentina)

adeniro You know the one category where it would actually make sense to expand it to 10 would be best Foreign Language film. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

TheMovieGod Best Foreign is NEVER what you think it’ll be. Makes you wonder if voters even watch them or just choose the coolest title. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

TiffanyWinman Best Foreign Film goes to “The secret in their eyes” (Argentina). I love watching these films after the #Oscars help select them. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

roninspirit “I would like to thank the Academy for not considering Na’vi a foreign language.” Come on people, that was funny! And no one lauged. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

SaintMort The Orchestra cut off kinda makes me upset because it tends to happen to the foreign film and short film directors #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

bgluckman I’m SHOCKED neither The White Ribbon nor A Prophet won for Best Foreign Language Film. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Tweetie

KATE WINSLET PRESENTING BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE

Winner: Jeff Bridges for “Crazy Heart”

ExtraordMommy Way to go Jeff Bridges – you only had to wait 39 years to get that statue. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

miacupcake I can’t believe Jeff Bridges won. Over Morgan Freeman. And the dude from Hurt Locker, whom i heard was AMAZING. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from txt

wombwarrior I loved Jeff’s reaction when he realized he was getting a standing ovation. =) #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

wgfinley Sorry fellas but Jeff Bridges was owed this one for a while. #Oscars got it right again. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

crossfac3 Yay Jeff Bridges! But why does his speech get to run longer than everyone elses? Unfair.. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

eugeniedfranval i feel for jeremy renner though. he gave a really stellar perfomance. it was just jeff bridges time, dude. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

EricStangel Oscars – Ladies and gentlemen, please hold your applause until Jeff Bridges names everyone in Hollywood… 08 Mar 2010 from web

mfmusic After that speech, I’m convinced that Jeff Bridges is actually The Dude in real life #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

jaredhogan jeff bridges also gets the award for worst acceptance speech of the night. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

LacyMB Awww, Jeff Bridges. Personally, I would have gone for Colin Firth or maybe Clooney, but the #oscars love some meta. Well done. 08 Mar 2010 from web

SEAN PENN PRESENTING BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE

Winner: Sandra Bullock for “The Blind Side”

JacobAnderson3D #Oscars Sandra Bullock?! Isn’t that that actress from those films…? You know the ones? Yeah, them. She’s rubbish. 08 Mar 2010 from web

idancohen first part of academy awards interesting and right. second part – horrible! like… what?!? sandra? like really? #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

rkweblog Sandra Bullock wins…good choice! Blind Side great film… #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

BenWiddicombe Sandra Bullock beating Meryl Streep as Best Actress is like Helen Hunt beating Judi Dench: It makes the #Oscars irrelevant 08 Mar 2010 from web

veronicawebb #Oscars. This year I really got the feeling that if you work hard you have a fair shot @ getting an Oscar. Things are starting to shift. 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

jenvargas I expected Sandra Bullock would win & I wish Gabby would’ve got it, but damn if Sandra isn’t freakin’ classy. Congrats. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

debontherocks Well, that was a hattrick of an acceptance speech. Who doesn’t love Sandra Bullock now?#oscars #blogher 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

bonnevivante Sandra Bullock’s speech has to be one of my favorites, ever. Generous, complimentary, moving, funny. Verklempt here. Pass the Puffs. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

AdenaDeMonte Sandra Bullock reminds me a lot of Julia Roberts. Always plays the same character, but people love that character so people love her #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

BARBRA STREISAND PRESENTING BEST DIRECTOR

Winner: Katherine Bigelow for “The Hurt Locker”

dnrevel Best Dir: Catherine Bigelow wins! Yay, fabulous Streisand’s back! Great to see her. Great to have these women rocking the #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from HootSuite

RoseBlueTinted As a hopeful female director, its inspiring and well deserving to see that a female director has finally won the Best Director at the Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

cassyfiano Let’s be honest, if Kathryn Bigelow wasn’t a woman, then Hurt Locker wouldn’t have won Best Picture or Best Director. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

GalsGotMoxie So proud to have finally gotten to see a woman win as Best Director. And for a taut, gripping, important action movie. #oscars. 08 Mar 2010 from web

DaveFriedel A woman has won Best Director for the first time in history. Perhaps we *are* progressing as a society afterall. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

shinyspecialone Honestly, I’m just glad that the first Academy Award winning female director didn’t make some shitty chick flick. #oscars #dreamscometrue 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

JustKateGia The Hurt Locker sweeps and I DON’T MIND, great film! Best Director…Kathryn Bigelow! Adore. Adore!!!!!! #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

TOM HANKS PRESENTING BEST PICTURE

Winner: “The Hurt Locker”

attraxion Ah, ‘The Hurt Locker’ takes both best picture and best director! Sweet relief. I almost cannot believe Pandora didn’t win! #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

filmnerdjamie If you think Avatar should have won Picture or Director, u haven’t seen enough movies last year. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

ROOK4PRESIDENT The #Oscars are like the #Grammys, they never get it right…how is there a better picture from last year than #Avatar? It was breathtaking 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

bobmerlotti I’ve said it before and it still applies: Best picture should go to the film where they kill the most Nazis. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

morganspeck I simply can not believe that The Hurt Locker won Best Picture. What a travesty. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from mobile web

CowHatNinja Would have preferred District 9 or Up to win best picture, haven’t seen Hurt Locker but REALLY not interested in war films >.> #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

_grissjames Can’t believe Avatar didn’t win best picture… My confidence in the Oscars is sinking. 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

seanduregger Really enjoyed the Oscars tonight. Loved Martin & Baldwin as hosts. The Hurt Locker as Best Picture is well deserved. One of my favs of 09. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

denverflyer No Best Picture for “Avatar.” Cameron will have to live with the hollow victory only a $2,000,000,000 box office gross can bring. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from web

cgp99 Hurt Locker wins Best Picture at the Oscars, great movie but should have been Avatar. Would have like to seen Up in the Air win something 08 Mar 2010 from web

Thanks for reading our live blog. The Academy Awards are now over, but Twitter users continue to react:

bridgebldr Watching Twitter made watching #oscars much more interesting this year (& program itself was exceptionally uninteresting) 08 Mar 2010 from TweetDeck

tinadupuy The Academy Awards should not hand out Oscars for editing until they learn how to edit the Academy Awards. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

THISISDAVERYAN I wish one of the girls fell on their stupid dresses at the oscars, if I go to award shows ever I’m showing up in jeans 08 Mar 2010 from UberTwitter

SarahLister No surprises to speak of. Didn’t take long for both the…gracious hosts…and their painfully scripted jokes to get on my nerves. #Oscars 08 Mar 2010 from Seesmic

pinupkelly The Oscars were good! Kinda upset that Precious & Inglourious Basterds didn’t take home more awards, but at least Avatar didnt win Best Pic. 08 Mar 2010 from web

dianapop Little disappointed, but VERY predictable. Oscars have long since stopped being a compass to quality, Americans just award movies they like. 08 Mar 2010 from web

Bandrik Spent the time tonight playing Band Hero with friends instead of watching the Oscars. I looked at the list & satisfied with the selections. 08 Mar 2010 from Echofon

AuraFedora I think that this was one of the better ceremonies in a long time-and I was skeptical earlier. #oscars 08 Mar 2010 from mobile web

helene_smith @markpvenema The Oscars hosts/humor was the worst EVER this year. so bad that the actors in the audience didn’t know how to react!… IMO 08 Mar 2010 from web in reply to markpvenema

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“Hurt Locker,” “Up in the Air” Win Big at WGA Awards

Sara Hetland — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:37:26 +0000

Seth McFarlane of “Family Guy” hosted the Writers Guild of America Awards Saturday night in Los Angeles, according to EW.com.

War drama “The Hurt Locker” beat films such as “Avatar” and “The Hangover” to win in the original screenplay category.

“Up in the Air,” which was based on a book of the same name, won adapted screenplay.

Winners in the television category included “Mad Men” (drama series), “30 Rock” (comedy series) and “Modern Family” (new series).

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” writer Larry David received the Paddy Chayefsky Laurel Award for lifetime achievement.

Twitter users commented on the awards:

carmelovalone Oh those wga awards! I wished a few of my dark horse picks had won like, the informant, or district 9 to win. Oh well it all good writing!

Jay_boner Hurt Locker & Up in the Air won WGA. Liked Hurt Locker but felt it was better directed than written. Basterds shouldve won.

film114 I’m so proud of the Modern Family writers for their TWO WGA AWARDS! so well deserved! yay!

OrpheusM WGA Awards: bleh. The Hurt Locker is not a great screenplay and Up in the Air is not a good movie.

vdovault So glad Mad Men won a #WGA award

bradmeltzer Very excited that Modern Family took home the love in WGA Awards. I pretend it was my vote that put them over the top.

SarahLister Really not agreeing with ‘30 Rock’ winning over ‘Glee’ for Best Comedy at the WGA’s.

akstanwyck #wga host seth macfarlane: “writers only have themselves to thank”

stevepond #wga Larry David: “What’s really ironic about this whole thing is that I hate writing.”

diedremichelle Larry David: On winning WGA: If anyone asks what it is, I’ll just say its for bowling.

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“Dear John” Beats “Avatar” at Box Office, Sets Record

Sara Hetland — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:28:42 +0000

For the first time since its release, “Avatar” fell to second place at the box office this weekend, according to EW.com. The sci-fi flick, now the highest-grossing film of all time, was beat by the romance “Dear John,” which earned $32.4 million, thanks to its popularity with female viewers. “Avatar” dropped 25 percent from last week and earned $23.6 million, bringing its domestic total to $630 million.

The John Travolta action film “From Paris With Love” earned $8.1 million in its first weekend. Mel Gibson’s “Edge of Darkness” came in fourth with $7 million and the children’s film “Tooth Fairy” came in fifth with $6.5 million.

While “Dear John” earned a record amount for a Super Bowl weekend, the box office overall was doing better a year ago, when films such as “Gran Torino,” “Paul Blart Mall Cop” and “Slumdog Millionaire” were in theaters.

Twitter users comment on the current box office films:

Kreepylady Saw From Paris With Love today. Rather entertaining! Did not expect to have so much fun. Wondering what was up w/Rhys Meyers’ girly tee…

bbushonline Edge of Darkness was good but nowhere near great. Ray Winstone was very good but the plot was sadly a little poor and too fictitious

tgwilson @kimhollenshead Tooth Fairy review: I had REALLY low expectations and was mildly pleasantly surprised.

Arqitek don’t waste your money on “dear john”. ppl in the audience were laughing at the “sad” parts.

kateyrich @Da7e At least no one can make a sane argument that it means Dear John is better than Avatar. It’s just time, not quality, taking over.

_gerardo Watched #Avatar last night with @liz_perez in 3D. Visuals were amazing, but story even greater. So much more embedded within. Makes me sad.

vitorusmardian Just watched from paris with love.. A typical John Travolta kick-ass movie, with jonathan as the spicy add-on.. A nice movie to see

KelssieNicole @SparksNicholas I went to see Dear John last night I admit I was disappointed by how much they changed the story, but I still liked it a lot

Slazarz_ saw Dear John last night…AMAZING movie! and Channing Tatum is HOT!

GreggHurwitz I dug Edge of Darkness. Good old-fashioned revenge flick.

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Updated “Avatar” Becomes Second-Highest Grossing Movie Of All Time

Sara Hetland — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:45:13 +0000

Updated 6:26 p.m.: According to The Hollywood Reporter, “Avatar” is now the highest grossing film worldwide. The sci-fi flick broke the “Titanic” record earlier today. It has not yet beaten the domestic record, also held by “Titanic.”

Originally published earlier today: “Avatar” made $36 million this weekend, for a $552.8 million domestic total and the top spot at the box office, according to EW.com.

The James Cameron-directed film has now surpassed “The Dark Knight” to become the second-highest grossing movie of all time both domestically and worldwide. Cameron’s film “Titanic” holds the top spot in both categories but “Avatar” is expected to surpass its totals as well.

The new film “Legion” was second place at the box office, with an opening weekend earning of $18.2 million. “The Book of Eli,” in its second week of release, dropped 48 percent for a $17 million third-place finish.

The Dwayne Johnson comedy “The Tooth Fairy,” another new flick, debuted fourth with $14.5 million.

Twitter users shared their thoughts on the current box office hits:

FreeBitch_ Finished the Book of Eli, was better than I expected. A bit hokey with the whole Bible thing, but nicely filmed & acted. 7/10

zergbane Avatar overtook The Dark Knight. I understand why it happened, & I enjoyed Avatar, but still , I’m a comicbook guy, first & foremost.

LynsiCarpeDiem Forgot to tell everyone NEVER to see The Book of Eli. Probably the biggest waste of my 2 hours. Should have seen Legion instead.

TitaniaJo Legion was fantastic!!!!! Paul Bettany is not just a great actor but also very handsome too! What a voice! Love the accent!

MastermindLive “The Tooth Fairy” was OK…some parts funnier than others…Not the “Rock’s” best movie but still enjoyable… 25 Jan 2010 from web

tonigirl91 Just watched Avatar. Amazing movie, truly represents the cruelty of humans and their lust for money, but I still think Titanic is better.

spiritualtramp So I think I’m getting tired of hearing “Avatar’s awesome, in spite of a weak story.” Is that what we want? Pretty lights and 0 substance?

WDaggersDrawn Avatar in IMAX 3D is one of the greatest movies of our time. EPIC!

joesweet Good morning! Finally got a chance to check out Avatar over the weekend. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! I strongly suggest seeing it at the Theaters.

365Days365Movie 31. Legion – 4/10…Poorly developed characters, silly plot with many holes, and uninteresting action scenes made this movie pretty terrible

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“Avatar” Tops Box Office For The Fourth Weekend

Sara Hetland — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 18:44:25 +0000

“Avatar” led the box office for the fourth straight weekend, according to EW.com, earning $48.5 million. The sci-fi flick became the seventh-highest grossing movie of all time in America and will likely jump a few spots on the list next weekend.

But studios and fans alike are still waiting to see if the movie will “knock ‘Titanic’ off its perch as the domestic and worldwide box-office king.” Both films were made by James Cameron. “Titanic” earned $600.8 million in America and $1.8 billion globally while “Avatar” currently has banked $429 million in the states and $1.3 billion overall.

The Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law film “Sherlock Holmes” came in second with $16.6 million in its third weekend for a total of $165.2 million. At third was “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel” with $16.3 million and a total gross of $178.2 million.

The new thriller “Daybreakers” came in fourth, making $15 million. The Ethan Hawke vampire movie had a reported budget of only $20 million, which means it will likely break even and then some.

Tweeters reviewed the weekend’s films:

ChrisAGarcia Alvin and the chipmunks movie was pretty good … Didn’t think I would like it pretty cute lol

miss_kissa Saw Sherlock Holmes last night. Good story but the movie was pretty slow & boring. Disappointing.

Neekrawr Saw DayBreakers last night and I have to say not what I expected at all….couldve been alot better.=Ü.Ü=

rachtotheizzo Gotta say I didn’t enjoy “Sherlock Holmes” as much as I thought I would. You’d think RDJ would be enough to fight sleepiness + a food coma.

mightypir just got back from the movie theatre after watching Sherlock Holmes. Now that was a good movie 11 Jan 2010 from web

maxlakin Avatar: save your monies; watch Pocahontas and have someone throw things at your face.

usumcasane Speaking of film, AVATAR continues to prove that you don’t have to tell a good story to do well, you just need enough spectacle.

LoFiJosh Daybreakers blew my mind. A completely original twist on the vampire genre. Highly recommend checking it out.

helenpigka @Fearnecotton i watched avatar yesterday, it was amazing! Thank u soo much for recomending it! xx

sLiM_cHiCk85 Ok so my thoughts on the movie #Avatar (3D)? …..I’m speechless (in a good way)! Awesome wouldn’t even BEGIN to describe the movie

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“The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love” Premieres

Sara Hetland — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 07:27:49 +0000

After weeks of endless promos, “The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love,” the newest edition of the hit ABC show, premiered Monday night. The bachelor this season is 31-year-old commercial pilot Jake Pavelka. Pavelka appeared as a contestant on the last season of “The Bachelorette,” but was rejected by bachelorette Jillian Harris.

Pavelka will be blogging about his experiences for PEOPLE.com. In the first episode, the Texan narrowed down the selection of 25 female contestants to 15.

In addition to the typical drama onscreen, host Chris Harrison revealed before the show’s airing that a male producer had a relationship with one of the female contestants during filming, reports CNN.com. Harrison called the relationship “embarrassing” and said it will be addressed in a future episode.

Many viewers, most of them female, shared their reactions on Twitter:

BodyDesigns yippee! a new Bachelor! Y do i love this show so much? It’s horrible TV but I can’t stop watching!!!

1975jetsfan4 enjoyed the season premiere of The Bachelor tonight. This season could have lots of DRAMA!!!

saykay Holy Moses how does ABC manage to pull every certifiably CRAZY girl in America out of the woodwork for The Bachelor??

sharlapop Just finished watching The Bachelor. There are some hair challenged people this season. Eeek. We liked the Natl Guard girl. But no rose.

yadilamorena Hey hey! Mr. Bachelor is very handsome this season, no? Pilot, handy man and everything. Lol..might tune in this season…haven’t in ages!

shortandsuch the Bachelor favs: Ali & Tenley. But who has the affair!?! It’s gonna be a scandalous season

insidethetube I’m already disappointed by Bachelor Jake’s choices. Michelle? Uh .. girl is desperate and has crazy eyes. No thank you.

lemoneyes @TeresaKopec The difference between The Bachelor and stripping is that strippers get to go home at the end of their shift.

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President Obama Tells Oprah He Deserves a B+

Sara Hetland — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:01:45 +0000

On Sunday night’s “White House Christmas Special,” President Obama told Oprah Winfrey that he deserves a B+ for his first 11 months in office, according to NYDailyNews.com. Obama said his administration deserves credit for winding down the Iraq war, getting the economy on track and calling for a temporary surge in Afghanistan. He said he’s still concerned with health care reform and unemployment, but not with his lowered approval ratings, calling them “inevitable.”

Oprah also interviewed First Lady Michelle Obama, who said the family would be spending their Christmas and New Year’s in President Obama’s native Hawaii. Mrs. Obama showed Winfrey First Dog Bo and the White House’s holiday decorations, including a 390-pound gingerbread house.

Twitter users had mixed reactions:

pegasusdog Oh darn! I missed Oprah’s worship service to Supreme Ruler Obama last night. How will I go on?!

dbug4 Saw the Oprah-Obama xmas intrview last nite. My opinion remains same – i like Obama the guy. don’t really like his political policies.

allnitewatchman Obama tells Oprah that he deserves a high mark for the job he’s done in his first year in office. What did you expect him to say?

phreshmentality watching Oprah interviewing president Obama on tivo… nice interview! Their dog is so cute!

judygruen “A good solid B plus,” Obama graded himself during softball interview with Oprah. Grade inflation runs rampant!

brwhite76 Obama tells Oprah that he deserves a B+ for his efforts this year. This guy is nuts. Unemployment is 10-17%!!!!

gbrailsfordcato i love barack obama. this oprah special is so cute.

AndGomorra Oprah and President Obama’s interview… man, ya gotta love our President. Such a stand-up guy.

RhodesNews The only thing stupider than Oprah’s question was Obama’s answer. The RIGHT answer would have been: That’s for others to decide.

gheubel on Oprah, Obama gives himself a B+ then goes on to blame BUSH! Meanwhile what HAS he done?

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Tiger Woods Defends Wife Against Media

Sara Hetland — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 18:14:57 +0000

Amid rumors of a physical dispute, Tiger Woods said his wife instead acted “courageously” after his car accident Friday, according to People.com. The accident occurred just outside his Florida home, and has also fueled allegations that he cheated on his wife, Elin Nordegren, with club hostess Rachel Uchitel. The 33-year-old golfer has asked for privacy, and called many of the rumors “unfounded and malicious.”

Twitter users react to the incident and the media’s response to it:

adamgay81 Perhaps the Fla. police should investigate someone not named Tiger Woods. Public curiosity is not admissible as evidence. It’s over, Move on

lamochadiva #Tiger Woods don’t owe any explaining to anyone but his wife and kids

mzh0llyw00d LEAVE TIGER WOODS ALONE!!!! if he wants to cheat on his wife, stay out of it, America. he’s rich! he can do what he wants!

JRHippe Tiger Woods is a standup guy. He’s complied with police, done everything required in very private matter. His statement speaks for itself.

SUGARTHEGIRL Tiger Woods should be ashamed of himself and I bet his father would shake his head in disgust were he here. FAIL!

Fullcirclehair Follow Tiger Woods’ career not his personal life. Everyone deserves privacy

akn64 I think Tiger Woods is smart to keep his mouth shut. I would do the same.

mariolosasso I cant believe this Tiger Woods thing is still a story. Everyone knows hes lying. Lets move on already and google mistress pictures!

tweetsafa Why is the Tiger Woods story such a big deal? Leave the poor guy alone.

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“2012″ Tops Weekend Box Office

Sara Hetland — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:02:54 +0000

The end of the week resulted in big money for an end-of-the world tale, according to EW.com. The John Cusack disaster film “2012″ took in an estimated $65 million in the U.S. and $160 million elsewhere, bringing in more than its $200 million budget. Despite the high numbers, though, the box office took in more money at this time in 2008 when it was propelled by the action flick “Quantum of Solace.”

Disney’s “A Christmas Carol” held up well in its second weekend in theaters, dropping only 26 percent and taking the second place spot. The CG-animated film’s tally included 14 percent of its gross from IMAX runs, grossing $22.3 million this week overall. “The Men Who Stare At Goats” took third, dropping 51 percent from last weekend and grossing $6.2 million for a $23 million total.

“Precious” earned an unusual per-screen average of $35,000, putting it in fourth. With the addition of 156 theaters to its limited release opening weekend, it earned $6 million. The Michael Jackson film “This Is It” took a steep drop of 61 percent to earn $5.1 million and fifth place. The concert documentary has earned $67 million in three weeks.

Twitter users reviewed the top films:

RussiAnya Saw Christmas Carol in 3D this weekend! Jim Carrey was amazing! What a great movie.I’m in such a Christmas spirit, I’m ready to sing carols!

Dylan1Kenobi Saw the new Christmas Carol Movie last night. Pretty freaky, but dead on to the book. A few 3D cliches but still a good movie.

jaredu On that note I also saw A Christmas Carol last night, and while Jim Carrey is an awesome actor, I much preferred 2012 to A Christmas Carol .

nicholaskirk FYI, saw 2012 last night. No amount of special fx and cgi in the world would’ve helped that wreck. It was utterly laughable. Hahaha!! See…

tmangham 2012 is a typical Hollywood film. Good storyline but I thought it could have been made more believable!

ricks5550 I saw 2012 last night. Typical disaster movie. Far reaching and not very realistic but the popcorn was good.

tiger111189 Went to see 2012 yesterday, amzing film! Love John Cusack! CGI was brilliant, it was predictable for me, but I still recommend you go c it!

maggielangrick Did the whole city see rush to 2012 this weekend? Fully sold out Sat. when I tried. Saw Christmas Carol instead. Amazing effects, no heart.

UnderEveryStone Men Who Stare At Goats – highly anticipated, but fell short… aimed to be playful but came out more absurd than funny.

EmiHeb @craigmunro we saw men who stare at goats. I thought it was really good, definitely intriguing. Not great, but certainly solid.

toooshii I saw the movie today that was “THIS IS IT”. Yeah~ Michael!!! I’m not his fan, but it was soooo great and amazing. I was impressed.

FreshBritton I don’t understand the hype around this Precious movie…the previews don’t even look good, they look disturbing.

televisual Still amazed “2012″ made more in one weekend than “This Is It” has so far. Sorry. I’ll get over it.

eyllom @davidsingletary Precious was amazing. Rough stuff, cast was beyond anything I’ve seen in a long time. I’ll be voting 4 them for SAG awards.

jeremylucido A lot of people have asked- Yes, the movie Precious was really good- go see it.

calciecooper Saw “This is it” this weekend it was very inspirational. MJ was a passionate perfectionist. Never to settle for less than your passion.

laysia82 Saw the movie “Precious” last night..I could have waited until it came out on DvD. I was disappointed.

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“A Christmas Carol” Tops Box Office, “This Is It” Drops

Sara Hetland — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:10:23 +0000

Holiday cheer arrived especially early this year with the weekend release of the animated “A Christmas Carol.” The film led the box office with $175 million, according to EW.com. Jim Carrey plays multiple roles in the film adaption of the Charles Dickens’ story.

“This Is It,” the Michael Jackson concert documentary, was in second place with $14 million, dropping 40 percent in its second weekend. The new comedy “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” starring George Clooney, came in third with $13.3 million.

The Oprah-endorsed and Sundance-winning film “Precious” broke the record for per-screen average for a movie opening in more than 10 theaters. The drama starring Mo’Nique, Mariah Carey and Gabourey Sidibe grossed $1.8 million on only 18 screens.

Tweeps sounded off on each film:

SarahRStanyon has just been to see a christmas carol. Great film. Not sure about the whole 3D thing. Makes it pretty scary!

yazilovefish A Christmas Carol is such a delightful eye blowing journey! u got to watch it in 3d imax tho!

natashahurt doesn’t care how strange the title is, I’m still going to see “Men Who Stare at Goats.” Why, you ask? 2 words. George Clooney…

MovieMegan ‘A Christmas Carol’ is v disturbing & not in the way Dickens meant. Every1 in theater was either bored or frightened. Two thumbs way down!

AndreaDozier Finally saw a trailer for “A Christmas Carol” & I can’t wait to see it! Looks artistic & haunting, so fitting…

sharonfe Just went to see ‘This is it’. Nice, but a bit cheesy with all that ‘love’

TamaraTobing I’ve watched “This Is It” twice but still wanna watch it again. I ♥ Michael Jackson forever.

Michellemmm @johnhood A Christmas Carol was so good! He captured Dickens’ London beautifully. Will see it again.

RobertRave Precious was worth the hype. The performances and the subject matter is still with me hours later. Go see it.

andywhitedc THE MEN WHO STARE AT GOATS is long #newyorker cartoon. You know it must be humorous but you can’t figure out why you’re missing the point.

Lonnys_world @Oprah Precious, was an INCREDIBLE film!! OSCAR worthy…Every character had great acting chops. Mo’Nique…WOW! She’s more than a comedian!

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