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So because they didn’t nominate Bigelow, they are misogynists? Okay…
When are people going to stop equating box office sucess with a film’s quality.
Box office success relies primarily on marketing, audience interest and accessibility; although quality can certainly boost a film’s box office mojo, it is not directly proportional to the film’s grosses. In fact, in most cases, it has little to do with the movie’s financial success (“Transformers”, anyone?).
Awards should be given for quality and not because the movie “made lots of money”. Heaven knows that mass audiences flock to movies regardless of quality.