Sandra Bullock and Meryl Streep were both tied for best actress as last night’s Critics’ Choice Movie Awards and at first every thought there was going to be a rumble between the two when Sandra came on the stage and called bulls!it. But then Sandra went up to her co-winner and gave her big wet kiss on the lips.
Due that kiss Hollywood is now fast tracking a movie called The Blind Julia, Sandra plays a rich woman who takes in the down and out of her luck, Meryl, helps her to become a world famous chef and the two women become lovers and share a kiss that is so passionate that the CCMA give them both the Best Actress Award for the second year in a row. Expect to see it theaters this December just in time to be nominated for next year’s award’s show.
BTW you go Sandra Bullock! Hopefully this is the start of her winning all the awards for her brilliant job in The Blind Side. Who else didn’t tear up during her acceptance speech. This accolade is long overdue for her!
Another winner I want to post is Inglourious Basterds for Best Acting Ensemble! I love that Quentin Tarantino had to direct his actors (Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, Christoph Waltz and BJ Novack) to go up their to accept their award. Plus I loved when Eli Roth said, “I never thought I would say this in my life, but ‘Thank you critics.'” Mazel Tov Eli!
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[ # 381267 ] Comment from REAL DEAL [January 17, 2010, 7:53 pm]
Once upon a time Streep was an original
and interesting artist. —Alas
Lately she seems content to play the
conventional enabler role for a society
in pathological denial of its staggering
legacy of, among other things, 45 million
exterminations of the unborn —very largely
in the name of ‘convenience and lifestyle’
(—-I KNOW)
—and these days, being entirely underwritten
by the most awesomely genocidal regime history
has EVER seen —-across the Pacific. TRUE
70 million were murdered there —also in ‘peacetime’
and in the name of ‘social progress’. FACTS
[ # 381267 ] Comment from REAL DEAL [January 17, 2010, 7:53 pm]
Once upon a time Streep was an original
and interesting artist. —Alas
Lately she seems content to play the
conventional enabler role for a society
in pathological denial of its staggering
legacy of, among other things, 45 million
exterminations of the unborn —very largely
in the name of ‘convenience and lifestyle’
(—-I KNOW)
—and these days, being entirely underwritten
by the most awesomely genocidal regime history
has EVER seen —-across the Pacific. TRUE
70 million were murdered there —also in ‘peacetime’
and in the name of ‘social progress’. FACTS
WHO SAYS HUMANITY CAN’T FIND COMMON GROUND?