M&M: ‘Crazy Heart’ More Than Bridges

It usually takes a while, but most of the films that get nominated for Academy Awards typically end up playing in Spokane. The American ones, that is. Anyway, I went to see “Crazy Heart” over the weekend. It wasn’t my first choice as I was still coming down from having gone on an extended movie-seeing jaunt called SpIFF 2010, and all I was in the mood for was something entertaining and, even better, totally forgettable. “Crazy Heart,” I was certain, didn’t necessarily fall in either of those categories. I mean, what can you expect from a story about a broken-down country singer who’s still battling the bottle and his own darker self? You’ll notice that “Crazy Heart” garnered three Oscar nominations, two for acting (Jeff Bridges and Maggie Gyllenhaal) and one for Best Original Song (Ryan Bingham and T-Bone Burnett for the tune “The Weary Kind”)/ Dan Webster , Movies & More. More here .

Question: Which nominated movie do you want to see win the Oscar?