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Article: CROUCHING CRITICS, HIDDEN AGENDAS OUR BOYS DEFIANTLY FLING THEIR AWARDS CHOICES IN THE ACADEMY'S FACE.(L.A. Life)
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- Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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- March 25, 2001
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Byline: Bob Strauss and Glenn Whipp Film Critics
Some say it's a wide-open, unpredictable Oscar year right down to the wire. Others think that most of the top winners are foregone conclusions. As usual, Daily News film critics Bob Strauss and Glenn Whipp found a lot more than that to disagree about ... and, not so typically, a good number of shared hopes for the big night.
STRAUSS: I don't know about you, Glenn, but I'm looking forward to a real best-picture horse race this year. ``Gladiator'' seems to be holding onto its front-runner status by the slimmest of hairs. ``Crouching Tiger's'' supporters are adamant, ``Traffic'' appears to be surging and ...
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Article: Night a Crouching Tiger only just lost out to ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);
March 26, 2001 ;
700+ words
... ... contest. In the US corner, the mighty Gladiator squared up to unleash hell on its main ... 12 nominations. In the Asian corner Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon limbered up to challenge ... total of five Oscars, compared with Crouching Tiger's four. Ang Lee's crossover movie ...
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