For anyone who has ever been annoyed by James Cameron (i.e. EVERYONE), the critical success of Kathryn Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker" offers a bit of comfort. I have to admit I had no idea who she was like a month ago. I may have heard of "The Hurt Locker" but I definitely had no plans to see it. And then I was watching like the Critics Choice Awards or something and saw her win best director against (ex-husband) Cameron which I thought was pretty cool. Cool to beat James Cameron at his own game. Cool times a THOUSAND to beat your ex, James Cameron at his own game. I know that's not the point. And she's a successful director in her own right blah blah blah if she wasn't a woman this wouldn't even be an issue. I watched the film last week and you can't help but be moved by it. But either way high five!!! High five.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Hurt Locker
For anyone who has ever been annoyed by James Cameron (i.e. EVERYONE), the critical success of Kathryn Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker" offers a bit of comfort. I have to admit I had no idea who she was like a month ago. I may have heard of "The Hurt Locker" but I definitely had no plans to see it. And then I was watching like the Critics Choice Awards or something and saw her win best director against (ex-husband) Cameron which I thought was pretty cool. Cool to beat James Cameron at his own game. Cool times a THOUSAND to beat your ex, James Cameron at his own game. I know that's not the point. And she's a successful director in her own right blah blah blah if she wasn't a woman this wouldn't even be an issue. I watched the film last week and you can't help but be moved by it. But either way high five!!! High five.
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