When her words came out, there were many interpretations all of a sudden.

Some people say that she is using other people as a stepping stone, stepping on others to climb up, regardless of the life or death of others. Some say she would rather be the cornerstone, supporting more people to see the scenery. Others said that she was already stunned and didn't know what she was talking nonsense. In particular, the media, which can distort anything in its own language, is very happy to make a fuss about her words, and interpret them into different meanings for several days.

Leila's meaning is simple, today she will be someone else's stepping stone, then tomorrow someone else will be her stepping stone. Winning or not winning an award means far less to her than others think. She has basically won all the awards she wants, and she is bound to be added to the list of the most awarded in film history.

Not to mention the lack of professionalism in the Golden Globe Awards, she has won a lot of awards for the Oscar alone, such as editing, such as scripts, and more importantly, best director and film.

If it is replaced by a film other than "Silence", whether or not she wins an award actually does not have much impact on her. It is precisely because this is a movie that means a lot to her that she hopes to prove her strength by winning awards.

It's a pity that the Golden Globes don't like her movies, and it is estimated that they gave her a Best Screenplay and Best Actor when they shared the cake. It can be seen that those people from the Foreign Correspondents' Association are also smart enough to give the award to Zhang Guorong, first brush up on the attention in front of the outside media, and then be able to sell it to the Orientals. In this way, even if the rest of the prizes are no longer given to Leila, there is nothing to say.

If Leila is so cheeky to say that she must make better films than director Martin, and her films must be better than George Clooney's "The Descendants", then it is not confidence, but hatred.

No matter what she says, and no matter how the outside world interprets it, she does mean to say good things for other nominees. So most fans of other directors no longer have too much bad feelings about her, but find her opinion quite interesting.

Those who don't win the prize are the cornerstone, and the winners will be supported. If your own strength is not good, I'm afraid you can't do it if you want to be a stepping stone, right?

And with her status and status, she admits that she is a stepping stone, what else do other people have to say? You can't say that you can't step on me to climb up, this kind of stupid thing that will definitely be sprayed, right?

The Golden Globes have been around for a few days and the day the Oscars have announced their nominees.

In June last year, Tom Sherak, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, held a press conference, stating that from 2012, the list of Oscar nominees will no longer be fixed at 5, but can be expanded to a maximum of 10 nominations. In this way, you can introduce and recommend more excellent and outstanding films to the world.

So when the nominations were announced on 1/24/12, many people who cared about the change sat in front of the TV early in the morning.

At this year's Oscars, Martin's "Hugo" became the biggest winner with 11 nominations. This was followed by the popular mime film "The Artist" with 10 nominations. And the great director Steven Spielberg's "War Horse" received 6 nominations.

It's just that although Martin's "Hugo" has the most nominations, he is not the one with the most limelight, because Leila has one more nomination than him. The only difference is that Leila is nominated for both films combined.

"The Avengers", a super commercial special effects blockbuster that became the No. 1 box office in new film history last year, defeated "Avatar" by a small margin and became the new record holder.

Although the Oscars have never had a very good attitude towards commercial films, who calls this a film that has set the first record in film history? It is still reasonable to be nominated for some technical awards.

"The Avengers" brought Leila six nominations, in addition to Best Director, a number of technical awards, such as visual effects, sound effects, and so on. And "Silence" also has six awards, but its nominations are all in more heavyweight categories, such as Best Director, Best Picture, and Best Actor.

It can also be seen from this that the Oscars are really not very interested in commercial films. Otherwise, even "The Avengers", which just broke the record in film history, only gave a few consolation nominations.

It's not that those awards are useless. Without the efforts of those projects, the movie certainly wouldn't look too cool. The main thing is that people pay more attention to the more dazzling awards like directors and heroes and heroines. Why don't you ask a few fans who are interested in the movie and see how many winners they can name for the best visual effects and sound effects?

I'm afraid that even senior movie fans can't name a few people.

It is a very magical thing that two films have won twelve nominations, you must know that the most nominations in film history are only eleven, although it is one film.

It's no wonder that when the media saw such a result, they shouted that the 2012 Oscars could be called the year of Leila.

When speculating on the winners, Martin's "Hugo" and the hit "The Artist" stand in the first echelon. In the eyes of the media, the two of them have swept the entire awards season. You and I are one by one, and they are not polite to divide and plunder the awards of various sizes, so that other films can only pick up some benefits in the gaps.

Now there are eleven nominations and ten nominations at the Oscars, leading the entire list of nominations, which shows that the possibility of these two films becoming the final winners this year is very high.

As for Leila, the "Silence" she brought this year is indeed more competitive, but the gains from watching the Golden Globes are obviously not as good as the other two films. It's a pity that it was released relatively late, and it didn't participate in the awards of the previous part of the awards season, and it's hard to judge whether it meets the judges' appetite.

But one thing is certain, whether she wins the award or not, the worldwide impact of the two films she brought to her is enough to make her name etched in film history.

A woman, just 30 years old, created the No. 1 film in film history in one year, and brought a film that attracted global controversy, if she is not great, then I really don't know what kind of achievements she will have to make to be recognized.

For Leila, she still hopes to win the award compared to being a general. She doesn't want to fight for that name if she is great or not, because there are naturally people in later generations to summarize and evaluate it. At the moment, what she wants more is some rewards that she can see and touch, such as Oscars.

The opponent is indeed very powerful, but if you get the trophy from the hands of a powerful person, won't it prove the gold content of your award?