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Oscar nominee Moore: “I hate guns, and there’s no god . . .”



http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/julianne-moore-believes-therapy-not-767484

Well, that didn’t take long. Best Actress nominee Julianne Moore held a press conference to declare that she doesn’t believe in God or the 2nd amendment. I assume she planned to make these points in acceptance speech at the Academy Awards, then realized she might not actually win the Oscar, so better to get it off her chest now.

I think this could be the start of a good trend, actually. Going public with your odd ideas before you even win your award. It make the voting easier, right? For example, if Jews really DO control Hollywood, how will they feel about Julianne declaring there’s no god?

And it opens the door to other, more pertinent questions. “Ms. Moore – you say you don’t believe in guns, even legally owned. But do you believe that a call to 911 would result in a police response in less than 45 minutes?”

Actually, Julianne is not the first low IQ star to express herself without fear (she’s a college dropout, and the author of kiddie books like “Freckleface Strawberry and the Dodgeball Bully” (for real – google it, if you don’t believe me.)

Before Julia, quite a number of other Oscar nominees went public with their odd beliefs. There are too many to list here, so I’ve only included my top 10. These are from memory, so don’t get mad if the quotes aren’t exact, okay?

10 – (Angelina Jolie – “Girl Interrupted”, 1999. An eerily prescient preview of her future behavioral decline, no?) – “Taxes are waaaay too high on the rich. I wouldn’t have adopted those 10 kids from Africa if I’d known you only get a $2,500 IRS exemption for each one. Do you have any idea what all those nannies, chauffers, chefs, and maids cost?”

9 – (Bradley Cooper – “American Sniper”) – “Wow . . .guns are such a trip, man. I must have pulled off like 5,000 rounds while making this movie. Do you know I’ve got an AR15 of my own, and a firing range on my ranch now?”

8 – (Woody Allen – “Manhattan”) – “I like small booties, and I cannot lie . . . “

7 – (Joan Crawford – “Possessed”, 1948) “Actually, wire hangers are ideal for keeping your kids in line . .”

6 – (Anthony Hopkins – “Silence of the Lambs”) – “I actually DID eat a human liver once. Just to get a feel for the role. But it was an organ donation that had gone past its “best if used by” date. I didn’t kill anyone . . .”

5 – (Jeff Bridges – that awful “True Grit” remake) – “Can you believe it? I don’t know how to swim. Never been scuba diving in my life, not even once. Go figure!”

4 – (Sean Penn – “Mystic River”) – “Actually, I have about a gazillion dollars in the bank. And a really good tax accountant. The IRS gets virtually nothing from me.”

3 – (Ben Kingsley – “Gandhi”) – "India is actually the dirtiest, smelliest place you can imagine. Thank goodness that most of the shoots were at a sound stage in London.”

2 – (Mel Gibson – “Braveheart”) – “Well, if they DIDN’T kill Jesus, who do you think did? Use your [Unwelcome language removed] brain, for pete’s sake!”

1 – (Shirley MaClaine – “Terms of Endearment”) – “In a past life I think I was Lizzie Borden. Don’t axe me why, I just have this feeling”

Reader Quiz – today’s photo – of Julianne Moore shooting a pistol – was in a role which did NOT win her any awards. What film is it from, and who actually won an Oscar playing the same role instead of Moore?
 

connieb

Senator


http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/julianne-moore-believes-therapy-not-767484

Well, that didn’t take long. Best Actress nominee Julianne Moore held a press conference to declare that she doesn’t believe in God or the 2nd amendment. I assume she planned to make these points in acceptance speech at the Academy Awards, then realized she might not actually win the Oscar, so better to get it off her chest now.

I think this could be the start of a good trend, actually. Going public with your odd ideas before you even win your award. It make the voting easier, right? For example, if Jews really DO control Hollywood, how will they feel about Julianne declaring there’s no god?

And it opens the door to other, more pertinent questions. “Ms. Moore – you say you don’t believe in guns, even legally owned. But do you believe that a call to 911 would result in a police response in less than 45 minutes?”

Actually, Julianne is not the first low IQ star to express herself without fear (she’s a college dropout, and the author of kiddie books like “Freckleface Strawberry and the Dodgeball Bully” (for real – google it, if you don’t believe me.)

Before Julia, quite a number of other Oscar nominees went public with their odd beliefs. There are too many to list here, so I’ve only included my top 10. These are from memory, so don’t get mad if the quotes aren’t exact, okay?

10 – (Angelina Jolie – “Girl Interrupted”, 1999. An eerily prescient preview of her future behavioral decline, no?) – “Taxes are waaaay too high on the rich. I wouldn’t have adopted those 10 kids from Africa if I’d known you only get a $2,500 IRS exemption for each one. Do you have any idea what all those nannies, chauffers, chefs, and maids cost?”

9 – (Bradley Cooper – “American Sniper”) – “Wow . . .guns are such a trip, man. I must have pulled off like 5,000 rounds while making this movie. Do you know I’ve got an AR15 of my own, and a firing range on my ranch now?”

8 – (Woody Allen – “Manhattan”) – “I like small booties, and I cannot lie . . . “

7 – (Joan Crawford – “Possessed”, 1948) “Actually, wire hangers are ideal for keeping your kids in line . .”

6 – (Anthony Hopkins – “Silence of the Lambs”) – “I actually DID eat a human liver once. Just to get a feel for the role. But it was an organ donation that had gone past its “best if used by” date. I didn’t kill anyone . . .”

5 – (Jeff Bridges – that awful “True Grit” remake) – “Can you believe it? I don’t know how to swim. Never been scuba diving in my life, not even once. Go figure!”

4 – (Sean Penn – “Mystic River”) – “Actually, I have about a gazillion dollars in the bank. And a really good tax accountant. The IRS gets virtually nothing from me.”

3 – (Ben Kingsley – “Gandhi”) – "India is actually the dirtiest, smelliest place you can imagine. Thank goodness that most of the shoots were at a sound stage in London.”

2 – (Mel Gibson – “Braveheart”) – “Well, if they DIDN’T kill Jesus, who do you think did? Use your [Unwelcome language removed] brain, for pete’s sake!”

1 – (Shirley MaClaine – “Terms of Endearment”) – “In a past life I think I was Lizzie Borden. Don’t axe me why, I just have this feeling”

Reader Quiz – today’s photo – of Julianne Moore shooting a pistol – was in a role which did NOT win her any awards. What film is it from, and who actually won an Oscar playing the same role instead of Moore?
Clarice Starling, Hanibal. And, Jodi Foster was the Oscar Winner for Silence of the Lambs.
 
Didn't know Jodi won for that. She's definitely one of my favorite actresses. Ever see Panic Room?

jodie foster showed that she's more astute than Julianne Moore, by not signing on for the "lambs" sequels/prequels.

but then she (foster) signed on for the lead in failures like "Nell" and "Anna and the King" (a remake) so you have to wonder, after all . . .
 

Addy

Rebuild With Biden!
Didn't know Jodi won for that. She's definitely one of my favorite actresses. Ever see Panic Room?

That's a good one, Bo. So was this one below, it keeps you in complete suspense.

Flightplan
Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012
Academy Award(R) winner Jodie Foster gives an outstanding performance in the heart-pumping action thriller FLIGHTPLAN. Flying at 40,000 feet in a state-of-the art aircraft that she helped design, Kyle Pratt's (Foster) 6-year-old daughter Julia vanishes without a trace. Or did she? No one on the plane believes Julia was ever onboard. And now Kyle, desperate and alone, can only count on her own wits to unravel the mystery and save her daughter. FLIGHTPLAN is an intense, suspense-filled thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire flight.
 

Barbella

Senator
I did see the first one. But Eddie Murphy as the voice of the donkey seemed slightly racist, no? Like using "hood slang" for the hyenas in the lion king?
Woulda been worse if Murphy was the voice of the gorilla... wait... WAS there a gorilla in the Shrek movies? :D
 

connieb

Senator
wow - you are GOOD at this. my awkward quote/confession:

"I hate sequels and remakes"
I generally don't like remakes. Sequels - it totally depends. I guess I more like movies like Indiana Jones, where its the same character but not really a sequel than an actual pick up from where they left off kind. Although I admit, I do like the Pirates of the Caribbean series.
You know when you can't get the same cast onboard though - its not a good movie.

connie
 

connieb

Senator
Then don't see Flightplan. ;-)

Thanks for the warning.

I used to not mind horror - which is why I saw Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal. Blood and guts didn't bother me. But, the whole genre of just messing with someone's head wears on me. I can't watch either anymore. I think 8 years of Disney has completely turned my brain to mush.
 

Bo-4

Senator
Thanks for the warning.

I used to not mind horror - which is why I saw Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal. Blood and guts didn't bother me. But, the whole genre of just messing with someone's head wears on me. I can't watch either anymore. I think 8 years of Disney has completely turned my brain to mush.
Confession: i just watched Frozen and loved.

Second Confession: I'm a sucker for female heroin movies and quality romantic comedies.

There you have it!
 

connieb

Senator
Confession: i just watched Frozen and loved.

Second Confession: I'm a sucker for female heroin movies and quality romantic comedies.

There you have it!
Awe, Bo, I always begged you for tough outside and squishy inside kinda guy.

Personally, I never got the Frozen appeal. Too much singing but then I don't really like Musicals all that much either. But, my daughter can't get enough of it. I had to buy it on our Amazon account even though we have the disk and blu-ray so she could watch it on her kindle with headphones. If the rest of us have to hear "let it go" one more time... there will be some wailing and gnashing of teeth.

connie
 
Are you trolling the PJ anti-Semites? :D
i dont think of myself as a troll; sorry if i came across that way. however, its clear that "mojo" in hollywood is more important than religious views.

mel gibson is obviously able to get his film ideas greenlighted, even if his views ARE at odds with hollywood's faithful and/or secularists. I'm just being sarcastic at the expense of Julianne Moore, who has stuck her foot in the middle of religious dogma for no good reason pertaining to her role/nomination.
 

bdtex

Administrator
Staff member
i dont think of myself as a troll; sorry if i came across that way. however, its clear that "mojo" in hollywood is more important than religious views.

mel gibson is obviously able to get his film ideas greenlighted, even if his views ARE at odds with hollywood's faithful and/or secularists. I'm just being sarcastic at the expense of Julianne Moore, who has stuck her foot in the middle of religious dogma for no good reason pertaining to her role/nomination.
I know. I was j/k. I figured the usual anti-Israel PJ suspects would jump on that.
 
That was perhaps Murphy's greatest role. :)
he struggled to find a "franchise". the beverly hills cop thing never really caught on the way lethal weapon did. he (mel) went from having weak "cop buddies" to having none at all.

that's what happens when you try and turn a movie into a narcissistic "star vehicle". its the primary reason most of tom cruise's recent films are flops. his co-stars are now either robots, clones of himself, or special effects.
 
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