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To: Servant of the Cross
Although American Sniper didn't win best picture last night from the Academy, it certainly has won over Americans.

Showing the world once again that the Oscar awards are just a song and dance show for Hollywood liberals to kiss their own asses and give themselves awards for toeing the liberal line.


28 posted on 02/23/2015 9:43:21 AM PST by Iron Munro (Mark Steyn: "fundamentally transformed" is a euphemism for "wrecked beyond repair.")
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To: Iron Munro

“Although American Sniper didn’t win best picture last night from the Academy, it certainly has won over Americans.”

“Showing the world once again that the Oscar awards are just a song and dance show for Hollywood liberals to kiss their own asses and give themselves awards for toeing the liberal line.”

You guys hit the nail on the head. The American people voted with their wallets along with others around the world. It was and is the best picture of the year. Screw Hollywood.


36 posted on 02/23/2015 9:54:02 AM PST by Parley Baer
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To: Iron Munro

Glorified CIRCLE JERK.

Best Picture Nominees:

# 3 American Sniper: $319,607,000

# 41 The Imitation Game: $ 83,921,000
# 55 Grand Budapest Hotel: $ 59,100,318
# 67 Selma: $ 49,598,000
# 82 Birdman: $ 37,733,000
# 86 Theory of Everything $ 34,145,000
# 101 Boyhood: $ 25,295,600
# 127 Whiplash: $ 11,330,000
TOTAL for other 7 Movies: $301,122,918

American Sniper is the real winner by any REAL measure. Clint Eastwood and Warner Brothers are laughing all the way to the bank. BTW, give it a few more weeks and American Sniper will be the #1 Top Grossing Film of 2014.


58 posted on 02/23/2015 1:11:50 PM PST by LeonardFMason (LanceyHoward would AGREE)
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