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In response to "the recent diversification of the Academy voting block seems to be paying dividends. -- nm" by Diva

Or, there's just a deeper level of "good" movies.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Feb 27 '17, 07:33

Looking back at the 2010's...there's not a been what I'd consider a great movie yet.

King's Speech, Artist, Argo, 12 Years, Birdman, Spotlight, Moonlight...

There's a whole bunch of narratives that don't scream deep support -- Hollywood loves itself, or Affleck's career renaissance, or workmanlike competence...

Plus, there's now seems to be more depth in legitimate movies (no more things like Full Monty or random British period piece in the 5th spot of BP).

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12 Years is great. -- nm - Reagen Feb 27, 07:46
You've seen 3 of those movies. -- nm - kelly Feb 27, 07:45 1
- lol -- nm - psilotum Feb 27, 08:11

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