Well, to nobody’s surprise, the little film that could was able to outlast a late invasion from a group of giant blue aliens. The Hurt Locker ended up taking home an Oscars-best six awards, including the big three of Best Picture, Best Director, and a surprising grab in Best Original Screenplay. As is the usual case, once it won the award for Best Editing, the top prize for the war movie was pretty much a lock. The movie made plenty of history with the night, including Kathryn Bigelow becoming the first female to ever take home of the Best Director award.
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Envelope Director’s Roundtable
One of the most interesting part was about the importance of casting and auditioning. Cameron says that casting is the single most important decision involved in making a movie. Furthermore, even highly accomplished directors like Tarantino and Cameron still audition for their characters:
Movie News: Weekly Roundup
The big news of the week, of course, is the cancellation of Spider-Man 4 and the franchise reboot. You can find my post here. More News: Sherlock Holmes 2 is being fast-tracked by Warner Bros to begin shooting as early as June (Entertainment Weekly) Peter Sarsgaard to play Green Lantern’s villain (Coming Soon) Daniel Craig [...]
