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Mar. 1st, 2004 05:50 pmWatched the Oscars with the family last night, so that's four hours I'm never getting back. My very few and very shallow Oscar observations:
- Is it too much to ask that from now on acceptance speeches be limited to, like, fifteen seconds? Unless of course Ewan MacGregor ever wins, in which case he can talk for three hours because his accent is just that sexy. Or Johnny Depp, whose accent isn't, but the rest of him more than makes up for it.
- What the hell was up with Uma Thurman's dress?
- I love the way Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh don't even try to make themselves look all buffed and polished and Hollywood perfect. Or even brush their hair.
- If you're not going to get the best actor Oscar, Sean Penn is definitely the guy to lose to.
- Diane Keaton's Annie Hall gear is starting to look just a tad scary.
- I made some rather splendidly tasty appetizers which, in spite of being splendidly tasty, in no way made up for four hours of mind-numbing tedium.
- My daughter owes me big time.
- Is it too much to ask that from now on acceptance speeches be limited to, like, fifteen seconds? Unless of course Ewan MacGregor ever wins, in which case he can talk for three hours because his accent is just that sexy. Or Johnny Depp, whose accent isn't, but the rest of him more than makes up for it.
- What the hell was up with Uma Thurman's dress?
- I love the way Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh don't even try to make themselves look all buffed and polished and Hollywood perfect. Or even brush their hair.
- If you're not going to get the best actor Oscar, Sean Penn is definitely the guy to lose to.
- Diane Keaton's Annie Hall gear is starting to look just a tad scary.
- I made some rather splendidly tasty appetizers which, in spite of being splendidly tasty, in no way made up for four hours of mind-numbing tedium.
- My daughter owes me big time.
