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Christopher Plummer in "Beginners"---anyone see it?
It seems like many critics are choosing Plummer as the frontrunner for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar, but oh my gosh, I found this movie SO DULL. I like Ewan McGregor and Melanie Laurent, too. I ended up fast-forwarding through 90% of it.
Anyone else see it? Maybe it's just my bad taste? I watch almost all the Oscar-nominated movies, but this one was too much!
Romney-Portman 2012
ORGAN DONOR: DEAL WITH IT. :-) :-)
Re: Christopher Plummer in "Beginners"---anyone see it?
I expected it to be so good. It has a great rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and I heard nothing but good things about it. 90% of the prognosticators have him winning the Oscar for it, but I was so bored and thought it was such a small part. It didn't stick out in my mind. Then again, Beatrice Straight and Judi Dench won.
I know that he fits the central criteria for Best Supporting Actor, which is "be an old fogey." (see Alan Arkin, James Coburn, Jim Broadbent)
:-) I like Christopher Plummer and mean that nicely.
ETA: I know Broadbent wasn't really old when he won for Iris, but he was one of the first ones I could think of in a pinch.
I'm all for talking and thinking... just not deadly boring to where I'd rather write a lesson plan than watch it.
I really didn't see the plot profundity in the little bit I saw, though.