Britain’s love of the underdog triumphed Sunday as intimate war drama “The Hurt Locker” beat 3D spectacular “Avatar” to take six prizes, including best picture, at the British Academy Film Awards.
Intense war drama ‘The Hurt Locker’ and sci-fi spectacle ‘Avatar’ squared off Sunday the British Academy Film Awards.
LONDON – The intense war drama “The Hurt Locker” and the blockbuster sci-fi spectacle “Avatar” are squaring off at the British Academy Film Awards — a curtain raiser for their Academy Awards battle in Los Angeles next month.
The intense war drama “The Hurt Locker” and the blockbuster sci-fi spectacle “Avatar” are squaring off at the British Academy Film Awards — a curtain raiser for their Academy Awards battle in Los Angeles next month. British coming-of-age drama “An Education” is also a favorite for the London prizes, attended by a mix of homegrown celebrity and Hollywood imports.
Gritty Iraq thriller “The Hurt Locker” and blockbuster eco-extravaganza “Avatar” are squaring off at the British Academy Film Awards _ a possible preview of their showdown at the A
Gritty Iraq thriller The Hurt Locker and blockbuster eco-extravaganza Avatar are squaring off at the British Academy Film Awards.
What’s Your Reaction? Fans of the blockbuster “Avatar” applaud the film’s use of 3D technology, but the Italian government believes it may also present a health risk.
Fans of the blockbuster “Avatar” applaud the film’s use of 3D technology, but the Italian government believes it may also present a health risk.
Palestinian protesters have added a colourful twist to demonstrations against Israel, painting themselves blue and posing as characters from the film Avatar.
Palestinian protesters have painted themselves blue and posed as characters from the film Avatar.
Palestinian protesters have added a colourful twist to demonstrations against Israel, painting themselves blue and posing as characters from the film Avatar.
Palestinian protesters have added a colorful twist to demonstrations against Israel’s separation barrier, painting themselves blue and posing as characters from the hit film “Avatar.” The demonstrators also donned long hair and loincloths Friday for the weekly protest against the barrier near the village of Bilin. They equated their struggle to the intergalactic one portrayed in the film. Israel …
