#26
Posted: 12/28/06 at 1:18pm
I think she'll thank Chad Lowe.
Jennifer Hudson's Oscar Acceptance Speech — Page 2
#27
Posted: 12/28/06 at 1:19pm
I must say, she will not win! I really didn't care for the movie either. I felt like it was Beyonces coming out party. And Jamie Foxx was awful. If any award is to be given. Eddie Murphy by far...........
#28
Posted: 12/28/06 at 1:27pm
I must say, she will not win!
- And how do you know? You must not have read all the professional reviews, and you obviously haven't witnessed all the buzz that is fastly flowing through the industry about her incredible performance as Effie.
I agree Jamie Fox was mediocre. Murphy was fantastic. And this was Beyonce's best acting in a film by far.
- And how do you know? You must not have read all the professional reviews, and you obviously haven't witnessed all the buzz that is fastly flowing through the industry about her incredible performance as Effie.
I agree Jamie Fox was mediocre. Murphy was fantastic. And this was Beyonce's best acting in a film by far.
#29
Posted: 12/28/06 at 1:34pm
"Simon Cowell basically told her that she would fade into obscurity, never to be heard from again. A "no one cares about the losers" comment. "
Which is ironic, since it appears that most AI losers to better than the winners!
Which is ironic, since it appears that most AI losers to better than the winners!
#30
Posted: 12/28/06 at 1:42pm
Well even the Chicago critics didn't give it to her. They just announced the Japanese actress from Babel won. If Chicago didn't give it to her it might not be a sure thing at all.
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#31
Posted: 12/28/06 at 2:11pm
Chicagoans are such contrarians. They don't want to award the obvious for fear of being called "provincial".
Ok Ok, this is just my theory.
Ok Ok, this is just my theory.
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#32
Posted: 12/28/06 at 2:32pm
If the Academy Awards were this Sunday, she'd most likely win. But like others have pointed out, a lot can happen between now and late February. If she has enough steam to win the Golden Globe and the SAG, the gold man is hers. But she could lose some of her thunder.
#33
Posted: 12/28/06 at 3:05pm
I love "LOVE YOU I DO" and really hope it gets nominated so Hudson will get to sing at the Oscars. But "LISTEN" is a better song.
#34
Posted: 12/28/06 at 6:49pm
Dear Oscars committee,
Can't you make an exception, just this once, and let JHud sing "And I'm Tellin' You" at the Oscars this year? Please? Pretty please with a cherry on top?
Love love love,
Erin
Can't you make an exception, just this once, and let JHud sing "And I'm Tellin' You" at the Oscars this year? Please? Pretty please with a cherry on top?
Love love love,
Erin
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#35
Posted: 12/28/06 at 7:04pm
totally random....BUT when JHud got voted off....didn't something crazy happen, like her hometown had a blackout or something? I seem to remember some controversy around her vote off day....anyone remember?
p.s. Eddie murphy gave the performance of his life. Crossing my fingers for him!
p.s. Eddie murphy gave the performance of his life. Crossing my fingers for him!
#36
Posted: 12/28/06 at 7:35pm
If she has enough steam to win the Golden Globe and the SAG, the gold man is hers. But she could lose some of her thunder.
If this were a Best Actress Award she was up for, then I'd say yes, if she wins the GG and the SAG, the Oscar is hers. But the Best Supporting Actress category has more of a possibility of being unpredictable. It's less set in stone than Best Actress.
p.s. Eddie murphy gave the performance of his life. Crossing my fingers for him!
I'll agree that Eddie Murphy gives the performance of his life. But really, is that saying much? Just because up until now, he's done 100+ sh;tty movies and suddenly he shows up with a decent performance in a dramatic role in 2006, does that make him deserving of an Oscar? I mean, it's not as though he doesn't have millions upon millions of dollars from making all those sh;tty movies. He's not exactly entitled to an Oscar. His career hasn't particularly been "building up" to this. I guess we'll see what happens. I say, if he's lucky, like Matt Dillon receiving his Oscar nomination last year, he'll get a kind nod as well. Who has been winning for Supporting Actor in the other awards thus far this season?
If this were a Best Actress Award she was up for, then I'd say yes, if she wins the GG and the SAG, the Oscar is hers. But the Best Supporting Actress category has more of a possibility of being unpredictable. It's less set in stone than Best Actress.
p.s. Eddie murphy gave the performance of his life. Crossing my fingers for him!
I'll agree that Eddie Murphy gives the performance of his life. But really, is that saying much? Just because up until now, he's done 100+ sh;tty movies and suddenly he shows up with a decent performance in a dramatic role in 2006, does that make him deserving of an Oscar? I mean, it's not as though he doesn't have millions upon millions of dollars from making all those sh;tty movies. He's not exactly entitled to an Oscar. His career hasn't particularly been "building up" to this. I guess we'll see what happens. I say, if he's lucky, like Matt Dillon receiving his Oscar nomination last year, he'll get a kind nod as well. Who has been winning for Supporting Actor in the other awards thus far this season?
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#37
Posted: 12/28/06 at 7:50pm
Two thoughts:
1.)The backlash if the (Oscar voters that I know have some other name) don't give Jennifer Hudson the Oscar will be INSANE.
2.) I hope that Ms. Hudson sustains a career after this and doesn't do one great role and disappear!
1.)The backlash if the (Oscar voters that I know have some other name) don't give Jennifer Hudson the Oscar will be INSANE.
2.) I hope that Ms. Hudson sustains a career after this and doesn't do one great role and disappear!
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#38
Posted: 12/28/06 at 7:58pm
The Golden Globes are a TERRIBLE predictor of Oscar wins in the Supporting actor/actress categories. They are often WAY of the mark, with winners in their categories not even scoring an Academy nomination, let alone a parallel win.
The SAG awards, in contrast, have been a pretty good indicator, although they are still a relatively new award. Their track record for matching "Oscar" is MUCH better than the Globes. This makes sense when you think about it, because SAG actors make up the largest voting body of the "select" members in the Academy. Actors opinions count the most for all Oscars, in other words. That's just the way they're set up. (They also have FOUR separate acting awards, more than any other professional field, so that would be why.)
And the Chicago Film critics awards, as flattering and lovely as they are, mean NOTHING when it comes to matching the Academy Awards. Check out their history, and you'll see what I mean.
The SAG awards, in contrast, have been a pretty good indicator, although they are still a relatively new award. Their track record for matching "Oscar" is MUCH better than the Globes. This makes sense when you think about it, because SAG actors make up the largest voting body of the "select" members in the Academy. Actors opinions count the most for all Oscars, in other words. That's just the way they're set up. (They also have FOUR separate acting awards, more than any other professional field, so that would be why.)
And the Chicago Film critics awards, as flattering and lovely as they are, mean NOTHING when it comes to matching the Academy Awards. Check out their history, and you'll see what I mean.
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#39
Posted: 12/28/06 at 8:35pm
wannabe, I definitely hear what you are saying about Eddie Murphy's track record. However, a few things come to mind though....
it is always inspiring to see people grow. Seeing where they came from (stand up comedy in Eddie's case) to bringing to life a real person (loosly based on James Brown) and seeing him bring depth and emotion to a movie. Had he been a nobody, I would say the same thing. The same can be said of the growth of a performer of Jamie Foxx, Jim Carey, Robin Williams...all known for being funny men, but have delivered honest and real performances beyond elastic faces and one liners.
I also agree, I hope this is not a one trick pony for Hudson
it is always inspiring to see people grow. Seeing where they came from (stand up comedy in Eddie's case) to bringing to life a real person (loosly based on James Brown) and seeing him bring depth and emotion to a movie. Had he been a nobody, I would say the same thing. The same can be said of the growth of a performer of Jamie Foxx, Jim Carey, Robin Williams...all known for being funny men, but have delivered honest and real performances beyond elastic faces and one liners.
I also agree, I hope this is not a one trick pony for Hudson
#40
Posted: 12/28/06 at 8:40pm
emo_geek, i'm SO with you on that!
Her holding the gold statue over her head and screaming "YEAH B*ITCHES" would just make my life!
Her holding the gold statue over her head and screaming "YEAH B*ITCHES" would just make my life!
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#41
Posted: 12/28/06 at 9:06pm
i hope she does.
i would love it, it would give some real closure & healing to everyone if she just HEAPED the praise on Ms Holiday.
i would love it, it would give some real closure & healing to everyone if she just HEAPED the praise on Ms Holiday.
#42
Posted: 12/28/06 at 9:43pm
How many movies are there with roles for plus-sized African-American women who sing?
IF she wins the Oscar, it will be because of her SINGING. She can't really compete for non-singing roles with actresses who've been around Hollywood for 5 to 10 years and have half a dozen feature films on their resume'.
She'll have more success as a singer than a movie actress.
IF she wins the Oscar, it will be because of her SINGING. She can't really compete for non-singing roles with actresses who've been around Hollywood for 5 to 10 years and have half a dozen feature films on their resume'.
She'll have more success as a singer than a movie actress.
#43
Posted: 12/28/06 at 10:08pm
I really hope she wins if you like on IMDB she has won a dozen awards already....
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#44
Posted: 12/28/06 at 10:10pm
"Her holding the gold statue over her head and screaming "YEAH B*ITCHES"" Kind of like, "Hello, goregous!" only a lot louder.
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#45
Posted: 12/28/06 at 11:20pm
Clearly Hudson will thank god for her Oscar, over and over again.
#46
Posted: 12/29/06 at 3:52am
Ya'll should watch Devil Wears Prada again. Streep gives a very oscar-worthy performance that might give Hudson a run for her money.
Of course, it's expected out of Streep and Jen is brand new..
Of course, it's expected out of Streep and Jen is brand new..
#47
Posted: 12/29/06 at 11:40am
I don't think it's very likely the will both be nominated in the same category. Streep was nominated in the leading category at the Globes, and Hudson the supporting. Even though, after seeing both movies, it should be the other way around.
#48
Posted: 12/29/06 at 12:24pm
I am watching "..Prada" this weekend. Just saw "Dreamgirls" yesterday and I must say, I was quite impressed with Ms. Hudson. Even not knowing the nominees yet, she deserves one!
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#49
Posted: 12/29/06 at 4:37pm
Vivien Leigh did thank Jessica Tandy, although Jessica raised a fit that she hadn't been cast because she was considered by some not to be pretty enough and dissed Leigh in an interview as a "nymphomanicial no talent." But Vivien was gracious. I hope and pray that Jennifer will be too.
#50
Posted: 12/29/06 at 4:47pm
Meryl makes THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA.
JHUD makes DREAMGIRLS, along with the other cast.
JHUD makes DREAMGIRLS, along with the other cast.
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