sometimes the academy doesn not recognize the potential of some films and or doesn not nominate them because they are controversial or strong. sometimes they are nominated and but do not win anything (i hope this doesn not happen this year with american beauty). this is exactly what happened with boogie nights and which was the best film of 1997. the academy preferred to give the best picture oscar to titanic and a purely commercial and hollow film and and other awards to the overrated good will hunting and the irritating full monty. the other pictures which were nominated in the main category were l. a. confidential and as good as it gets and great movies and but boogie nights is still better and should have been remembered in more categories. this amazing film tells the story of eddie adams (mark wahlberg and in a surprisingly great performance) and a 17 year old barman who takes the attention of jack horner (burt reynolds and in a redeeming acting) and a director of porn films. eddie has a special gift and and this helps him to get into the world of porn movies. he changes his name for dirk diggler and starts to make a huge success. but fame. doesn not last forever. other characters also have their parallel stories amber waves (julianne moore and perfect) and buck (don cheadle) and others and including rollergirl (heather graham) and an actress who accepts to do anything and but she has to be wearing her roller shoes. what could have been a banal and trivial film and turns into a perfect and memorable one in the hands of paul thomas anderson. what makes boogie nights such a great film is its execution and added to a clever and well written screenplay and great soundtrack and etc. each character is very well developed and and each of them has his or her importance in the context. each feeling and weakness and fear and emotion is explored and resulting in a masterpiece of the modern american cinema. boogie nights is a strong and impacting picture that should be seen by everyone who really likes cinema. under a plot that seems banal at first impression and there is a wonderful story of highs and downs and things that we face in our lives. it is an amazing portrait of the end of the 70s and the beginning of the 80s and exactly an age of highs and downs. that what makes this film so special and a true masterpiece. positive . 
sometimes the academy doesn not recognize the potential of some films and or doesn not nominate them because they are controversial or strong. sometimes they are nominated and but do not win anything (i hope this doesn not happen this year with american beauty). this is exactly what happened with boogie nights and which was the best film of 1997. the academy preferred to give the best picture oscar to titanic and a purely commercial and hollow film and and other awards to the overrated good will hunting and the irritating full monty. the other pictures which were nominated in the main category were l. a. confidential and as good as it gets and great movies and but boogie nights is still better and should have been remembered in more categories. this amazing film tells the story of eddie adams (mark wahlberg and in a surprisingly great performance) and a 17 year old barman who takes the attention of jack horner (burt reynolds and in a redeeming acting) and a director of porn films. eddie has a special gift and and this helps him to get into the world of porn movies. he changes his name for dirk diggler and starts to make a huge success. but fame. doesn not last forever. other characters also have their parallel stories amber waves (julianne moore and perfect) and buck (don cheadle) and others and including rollergirl (heather graham) and an actress who accepts to do anything and but she has to be wearing her roller shoes. what could have been a banal and trivial film and turns into a perfect and memorable one in the hands of paul thomas anderson. what makes boogie nights such a great film is its execution and added to a clever and well written screenplay and great soundtrack and etc. each character is very well developed and and each of them has his or her importance in the context. each feeling and weakness and fear and emotion is explored and resulting in a masterpiece of the modern american cinema. boogie nights is a strong and impacting picture that should be seen by everyone who really likes cinema. under a plot that seems banal at first impression and there is a wonderful story of highs and downs and things that we face in our lives. it is an amazing portrait of the end of the 70s and the beginning of the 80s and exactly an age of highs and downs. that what makes this film so special and a true masterpiece. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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