rethink possible. >> we are back with james lipton's oscar picks.k about i think one of the most over the top -- a beautiful film to watch, although the reviews have been somewhat mixed when you talk to the gentleman at the end of this table, but "les mis" which, again, is we're talking about social justice and class warfare. these are films in the political spectrum very much on display on the big screen. >> one of the reasons i like "les mis" so much is it is, in fact, a revolution. it's about a revolution, and it is a revolution. they're singing live. these people are doing something nobody has ever done before. for nearly 100 years it's the insinges of sound. people have been singing to roarings, right, and they make before they go on set. this time actually these people were singing live, and the accompanyists were accompanying them. with the result they were able to give acting performians like ann hathaway's and hugh jackman that are unique in film. >> i would argue that the singing part might have been part of the problem. >> you did not lik

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