Humiliation: The Movie - the results

[chickenfeet]

There were 43 voters.

The winner was the The Wizard of Oz with 38 votes (88.4%) heaping humiliation on blonde222 and lemur_man

The runner up was Pulp Fiction, nominated by oursin, with 35 votes (81.4%)

The most watched non-English language film was Amelie nominated by mathilde with 27 votes (62.8%)

The least watched film of all was lilactime's The Umbrellas of Cherbourg with one vote, from popsock who has seen an astonishing 30 of the 34 films nominated, which is, apparently, 30 more than chocaholic7.

Comments

[popsock.livejournal.com]

Gee! What can I say? I like watching movies and I'm a Catherine Deneuve fan. Nevertheless, I'd like to thank the Academy. ;-)

[lemur-man.livejournal.com]

Bah, I'm not humiliated. There's something wrong with so many adults being obsessed with a film for kids.

[bopeepsheep.livejournal.com]

There is of course the possibility that we all saw it as kids and you just had a deprived childhood or something. After all, it's been out for nearly 70 years now.


(That said, I didn't see Bambi until I was 21, when I sought it out just so I didn't have to keep admitting I hadn't seen it. Along with Grease and E.T. (although I am not sure I've seen the end of that, now I think of it).)

[lemur-man.livejournal.com]

That's entirely possible. I've seen bits and pieces of it over the years -in fact, I may actually have seen the whole thing at some point and thought it so boring that I suppressed the memory of it.

Then again, I have a strange knack for not seeing the TV programs that are endlessly referenced in pop culture.

[frumiousb.livejournal.com]

I didn´t see this in time to vote, which I have now done. Had to correct Umbrellas-- one of my favorite films. Have skewed the results, probably. (I studied film in school so saw waay too many of these.)

[pshtaku.livejournal.com]

Awh - I didn't get to vote - but I don't think it would have skewed the results too much.