should of been oscar nominated for jackie brown
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dumbassgreg — 19 years ago(September 09, 2006 09:40 PM)
I think she got robbed because some people were jealous of tarantino. so they held it against the cast especially the lovely pam grier. showing again awards are just about the work. but the brownnosing.
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ttride — 17 years ago(May 26, 2008 12:23 PM)
I think you are all over the top about Jackie Brown, Pam was good in it and I am a fan of Quentin but she wasn't really that great. Not to win an oscar anyway.
I understand why everybody prefers "Jackie Brown" over "As good as it gets", but Helen Hunt did a great job there.
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Catdubh — 19 years ago(September 17, 2006 07:49 AM)
I agree, she should have been nominated for Jackie Brown. Helen Hunt, not Julie Cristie won. Both who gave mediocre performances that paled in comparision to Pam's! Kate Winslet was also nominated for Titanic and she was also wonderful. It would have been a tough call for me between Pam or Kate. You know, I am watching Jackie Brown, now and I have to say I'd pick Pam over Kate.
I think she got robbed because some people were jealous of tarantino. so they held it against the cast especially the lovely pam grier. showing again awards are just about the work. but the brownnosing.
I think you're right Greg, a lot of jealously is what often goes on and around come Oscar time.
Not only is Pam fabulously beautiful, she's a versatile, intense and so gripping, her characters often are the heart and soul of the film.
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Redpunkboy — 19 years ago(November 15, 2006 04:37 AM)
I completely agree she did so well in this movie and it proves that she can still be the lead actress all these years later, not only is she a great actress she easily matches Samuel L. Jackson as the two coolest african american actors
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Nyla_Hart — 19 years ago(November 16, 2006 08:50 PM)
HELL YES!!!
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jordanman — 19 years ago(March 01, 2007 02:55 PM)
Great role for a leading lady and the Academy blows it in 1998.
Smart, strong, independent woman played superbly. .
Just thinking about past winners (Julia Erin Brocovich, Hally Berry Monster's Ball) compared to this performance baffles me that she was not at the very least nominated. -
mark_shleck-1 — 19 years ago(March 01, 2007 06:33 PM)
It was a bad omission; if Joe Pesci got the oscar (well deserved, mind you) for Goodfellas, then Pam Grier deserved, at the very least, a nomination as well for Jackie Brown. They were both standout performances.
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FoxyGeek — 19 years ago(March 03, 2007 12:31 PM)
Pam rocked in Jackie Brown, and so did Samuel L Jackson! I think people were tripping over Tarantino's writing of the script and that he actually changed some major points of the book in order to work with Pam and to pay homage to Foxy Brown and Jack Hill. I personally think Tarantino did a great job. I think that year Pam should have won!
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yeshualove — 19 years ago(March 01, 2007 04:42 PM)
With no, "instead of" or comparing her performance to anyone else's.I feel she should have been nominated for this role. This is one of my top favorite films and it lead me to look for her previous work and watch her present. As a life scholar, anything that intrigues me to study or research further is a godsend.
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yeshualove — 19 years ago(March 10, 2007 04:38 PM)
Hmmm, very interesting point!
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yeshualove — 19 years ago(March 25, 2007 05:16 AM)
It happens all the time. Like with Samuel L. Jackson's performance in "The Caveman's Valentine". I'm really curious about the Academy's selection process for nominations.
Anyone know where I might find such informati16d0on?
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