Argo fuck yourself!

Forgot this was on...I heard Prez Clinton made an appearence.  Glad Kevin Costner got one.  Hatfields vs Mccoys was a great mini. 

Does anyone know why "Girls" wins in the comedy award, because I managed to see it this past weekend and it was the lamest type of humor I've seen, which was appropriate seeing as how Judd Apatow helps produce it, and his brand of comedy is the dullest I've ever known.

I thought Argo although good and perhaps deserving of nomination isn't nearly as good as some of the other films out there.

 The biggest highlight for me was Jodie Foster. Excellent heart churning speech about the need for privacy and love of her ailing mother.

Argo is loosely based on a true story. Thank you Hollywood for taking a shit on the true hero of this story. I will gladly pass this dreck.

@monkeyfoot

I had a good laugh at Foster's speech about privacy. Actors in Hollywood that attack papparazzi and blast the media for privacy are hypocrites. Sadly, it comes with the territory. If these people want to get paid top dollar for a job they do in 1 month or 2, get pampered like crazy (catered, makeup, personal assistants, etc...) then they should suck it up and expect to have their lives under the microscope.

I did not shed a tear for her speech. In fact, she talks about respecting her private life yet she brings in her kids and her mom in the speech. Whatever.

Argo was good but compared to the other movies...not even in the same league IMO.

EIBaz13, it's fair that you you loose ''some'' privacy being in the spotlight but why does it have to go to the extent of today? Those paparazzi have 0 respect, 0 sense of honor or understanding of these people, I think that's what her message was.

Sure they can take 2 or 3 pictures but when you just don't give up and take a 100 pictures from the time you leave your door to the car and you have a camera in your face, every day, every hour...that's when it becomes an obcession.

They should never have to ''suck it up'' when respect isn't even considered. They should all be beat the shit out of those Paparazzi bastards.

@jedibanner

I don't agree with what the papparazzi does but stars shouldn't whine about it over and over. It comes with the territory and they should expect it.

Anne Hathaway recently blasted the paparazzi for taking a shot of her and her famous upskirt saying they have no sense of privacy. Yet she was coming out of a limo at a premiere of Les Mis and she decided to wear a revealing dress and no underwear that night. Again, what do these stars expect.

The funny thing is, very powerful and A-list celebrities despise them but the D-list or has beens wish they were followed by them. LOL!

ElBaz, I liked her speech because Foster has never been one to try to get lots of publicity other than for her latest movie. The only way she usually gets mentioned in gossip columns is about her sexuality and she had a funny way of talking about there. "You all know it already so why does everybody have to keep asking and speculating?"

She is not like her Honey Boo Boo example or the Kardasians, or any of the many celebs who are clubbing and twittering their every actions. Even though celebrities have to expect some lose of privacy we are constantly hearing about the examples of the paparazzi just going too far, from high powered lenses to see royalty topless to even getting killed just to get a good shot. If a particular celeb isn't a camera whore for publicity show them   a little respect.

Fans and woman and lots of people ''want'' these pictures...that's part of the game.

But when the photographer is lying on the ground, ''waiting'' to get a picture of someone coming out of a car to see if that actress is wearing pants or hoping to get a shot of her underwear...how is that ''fair'' or being ''part of the game''?

It's the extent to what they do now that isn't fair to the ''starts''. And when you are in the business for years and years, actors and actresses have to live with this every day.

They all expect some publicity from the magazines and TV shows but when it just goes on and on and on and there is no privacy at all...that's where they go too far.

That's how I view it...