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CARSON PREVIEWS OSCARS IN GQ

February 15, 2010 by Tim Riley

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For serious movie fans, the shaky concept of “Best” as defined by the Oscars is invalidated from the get-go by a separate category for best foreign film–one that somehow never finds room for, say, Korean master Chan-Wook Park, let alone French master baiter Gaspar Noé. In good years, the Academy ends up saluting a reasonable combination of profit, reputation (who’s overdue?) and genuine cultural impact. In bad ones, it just chomps down on Oscar bait like a depressed walrus, and when was the last time you Netflixed Gandhi? — Tom Carson in GQ

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