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>JR
Wrote:
>And
don't even get me started about giving a cleaned-up gangsta rap song the
Award for Best Song of the Year.
>Best song of the year? Yo'
momma...!
I think it's time
for the Academy to eliminate the Best Song category. They could only come up
with 3 nominees this year--and none, IMHO, were worthy of being called "best."
Talk about a stretch to fill 3 slots...
Throwing a song over
the end credits of a movie just for the sake of future soundtrack sales (or an
Oscar nomination) seems ridiculous.
In the case of
"Travelin' Thru" from "Transamerica," the producers went to Dolly Parton A WHOLE
MONTH before the movie was released. Wow...that song was really important to the
film wasn't it? It made the end credits so much more enjoyable (pardon my
sarcasm).
I haven't seen
"Hustle & Flow." Was "Pimp" actually played within the film? Just from the
title it sounds like it was more plot oriented than most Academy-nominated
songs. No matter, I still didn't think it was anything special in a field of 3
not-so-special songs. Doesn't say much for this category does
it?
Scott
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