The Oscars....It's about Time Sandra won

✉ GOOOOOOOOOO Sandra Bullock! She has been my favorite actress since I first saw her in Speed. I have loved all of her movies, even the ones that weren't so hot.  After seeing The Blind Side back in November, I fell in love with it.  Sandra's performance was moving and  heart felt.  I picked The Blind Side as my favorite movie of 2009 and it was no surprise that it was up for best film. Although it didn't win best film, it still deserved to be in the category of best picture. 

✉ The Hurt Locker walked away with a lot of awards.  Sadly, I've never even heard of The Hurt Locker until last night and I must see it.  Being patriotic, I have a feeling this movie is going to move me to tears.  It was cool to see history made when Director Catherine Bigelow won for best director for this film. Her acceptance speech was touching dedicating her Oscar

to the men and women fighting for our country. I could see the team work by the actors on

stage as they accepted their award. They had their arms around each other the whole time.

✉ GOOOOOOO Jeff Bridges. I love this man. His voice is so powerful and I was so happy

for him when he won for best actor. Although I have not see Crazy Heart, I've heard

nothing but wonderful things about it from those who have seen it. I am planning on seeing it over Spring

Break. I am just happy that Jeff won.

✉ I may be the only person , but I am not a Steve Martin fan. I wasn't crazy about the idea when I heard he

was hosting. Although him and Alec fed off of each other, I wish someone else was hosting. I loved

when Ellen Degeneres hosted. I would have even liked Neil Patrick Harris to host. While the hosting

was my least favorite part of the Oscars, George Clooney also put a damper on the Oscars for me.

I have liked him for years, but did anyone else see how angry or disgusted he looked during the

opening monologue? He looked angry. It appeared that the Oscars were above him and it seemed as though

he was bored with the whole night.