Oscars 2003

by James McNally on March 24, 2003

in Awards,Oscars

I have sur­pris­ingly little to say about last night’s Oscar cere­mony. I was pleased that Chicago didn’t sweep everything. I was pleased that The Pianist got some recog­ni­tion. I enjoyed Adrien Brody’s speech, espe­cially the snog­ging he laid on Halle Berry. I was dis­ap­pointed that three of the year’s best movies were essen­tially ignored: About Schmidt, Adaptation, and Far From Heaven. I wasn’t sur­prised that Michael Moore made an ass of him­self (but I still like him). And though I don’t like Eminem, I’m glad his song won. I liked Steve Martin’s low-key but some­times biting humour. And I’m happy that they fin­ished by mid­night. That is all.

Some friends told me that the Independent Spirit Awards were much better, and I’m dis­ap­pointed that I wasn’t able to watch them.

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