Go VOTE…in the People’s Choice Awards

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Go VOTE…in the People’s Choice Awards

November 15th, 2008

I’m usually not one for bothering with awards shows, but I noticed that the People’s Choice Awards are now accepting votes from the public. Now, if you’re like me, you’re probably all voted out after the crazy election that just went down a couple of weeks ago. Totally understandable, but there are some great shows nominated for some awards and it’d be pretty awesome to see them get some recognition before they get canned (as new shows do these days). That and some great movies that are shoo-ins for the win (or are they?).

That said, feel free to use the handy links below to help your decision making process or just go to www.pcavote.com

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The Terminator becomes a bonafide national treasure

Every year, the US Library of Congress selects films of importance for its National Film Registry film preservation project. This year, classic films like The Asphalt Jungle, In Cold Blood, Deliverance, Sergeant York, and others from the early 20th century were added to the list, guaranteeing their physical preservation and a place in national history as significant contributions to our national culture.

Perhaps the most intriguing of the selections, was James Cameron's The Terminator from 1984. It's the only film of this year's selections that still has an active following, including a third sequel due next year and a great (albeit-struggling) TV series airing on broadcast TV. While most sci-fi fans would easily consider the low-budget, visionary flick a classic, it says a lot that the federal government considers it a national treasure worth preserving for all time. I mean, that's, like, forever.

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