Facebook VS Dragon

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To those internet trolls out there who will complain about this not being art and copyright and whatever (because I know you're out there), I have four things to say:
A) Art is about expressing yourself. This is my opinion, I won't shove it down your throat and you aren't going to shove yours down mine.
B) There is no real definition to what art is. It's opinion. To some poor soul out there, this, for whatever reason, could replace the Mona Lisa replica on their wall (needless to say, I pity them).
C) There is a disclaimer, go look
D) I find that I express myself better with a little blurb-poster-type-thing than with journals. That's just the kind of person I am.
A picture is worth a thousand words. Go troll somewhere else.

Now, on to business. I'll give you the basic to run down to exactly what happened:
I heard HTTYD lost to . . . . Facebook (yeah, if you don't know wth The Social Network is about, it's Facebook). My reaction: [link]
How can this: [link] or this: [link] or this: [link] beat THIS: [link] and THIS: [link] and THIS: [link]???????

Now, to those other people out there who are going to defend The Social Network's soundtrack and say it fits perfectly with the scenes that the music is placed in (and maybe it does, who knows? I'll most likely never see this movie since I don't find a movie about Facebook even remotely interesting), I have one thing to say: I'm not bashing the actual soundtrack; it's not the ultimately worst soundtrack on the face of the planet. All I'm saying is that a full-scale orchestral score is what should have won the award, in my opinion.
When I hear In Motion, I envision a 45-year-old man living in his mother's basement, it's pouring rain outside, and he's got a broken, out-of-tune, electric keyboard (and don't tell me it's impossible to have your electric keyboard be out-of-tune, I've heard it and it ain't pretty) which he plays in the background while hacking into the FBI's database.
When I hear Romantic Flight, I see a bird soaring through clouds while a dreamy sunset paints the sky (that's basically what happens in the movie, but that's besides the point)

So, as you can probably surmise from all of this, I personally think that however they decided which soundtrack should have won, they screwed up.

I own my reaction, my opinion, and the poster. Beware: there are two other people who share this account. I don't speak for Wolf and Sisko, their opinions are their own. If you're going to bash someone, bash me (Blu).
If I owned The Social Network, it would mean that I was a victim of Facebook and then the world would truly end. The Social Network belongs to whoever made it.
If I owned How To Train Your Dragon, I would be one of the happiest souls on earth. How To Train Your Dragon belongs to Dreamworks and Cressida Cowell.
If you intend to troll here, I will not reply. I will have a nice, civil conversation with you, but I won't accept trolling. For those who don't know what a good example of trolling would be: "OMGYOUF***INGSUCKSOCIALNETWORKHASHTEBESTSOUNDTRACKEVASHOWCOULDYOUEVASAYHTTYDISBETTERYOUSHOULDBEBANNEDFROMDA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" This is what I won't tolerate.