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Academy Awards 2013 (Image: prweb.com) The films released in 2012 have been reflected and honoured in the past four weeks. In the last month, we discovered who were victorious at the Golden Globes, BAFTAs and most recently, the Academy Awards. Films such as Les Miserables, Lincoln, Argo, Life of Pi and Silver Linings Playbook were among the biggest winners. During the Oscars, Daniel Day Lewis flew the flag for Britain, defying all odds by winning a record-breaking three leading actor gongs. Skyfall also did well, most notably with the overwhelming success of its soundtrack by Adele - which also won a BRIT music award for song of the year. Unfortunately this isn't a blog post where I rave on about the film industry. Personally, I don't have any problems with the films itself, but every year, after watching these award ceremonies, I cannot help myself but to be increasingly annoyed with Hollywood and its effect on today's society. Films have been a powerful influence