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In response to "I would, but saying Oscar's lost it's mojo nominating animation isn't backed up by anything." by Will Hunting

You aren't following my point. I'm not saying they've lost anything, I'm saying they should have figured out they've missed the boat on this by now.

Posted by TFox Jan 20 '09, 10:51

I *know* they never have. What I'm saying is, how hard is it to look back at all the classics over the years, many of which have a far greater impact on full generations of people than multiple other nominees, and not think "gee, maybe these really *are* one of the best pictures some years"?

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Maybe so, but maybe because Disney flicks are timeless to children and we all saw these things regardless of legit quality - Will Hunting Jan 20, 10:54 1
- I think this is true of many, but some are on another plane. -- nm - TFox Jan 20, 10:57

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You aren't following my point. I'm not saying they've lost anything, I'm saying they should have figured out they've missed the boat on this by now.

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