The acting and singing have drawn near-universal praise, but there is an active debate over how effective the choices Tom Hooper makes as director are, particularly his heavy use of close-ups. This is the case amongst some members of the critical community.Hugh Jackman's acting in the film has been well received (enough to earn him a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination), but the reaction to his singing has been more divisive, particularly his rendition of "Bring Him Home".A portion of the base Take a Third Option in that they cant stand his singing but liked his acting choices, visually portraying more evidence of Javert being a flawed, Anti-Villain and consistently showing his ongoing internal conflicts over the course of the story.Only reinforced by the cast's farewell performance during the 2013 Academy Awards, and by Sacha Baron Cohen poking fun at him at the Golden Globes. Others have called his performance flat and his singing sub-par, enough that The Onion wrote, " Russell Crowe Praised For Stunning Portrayal Of Man Who Cannot Sing Or Act In 'Les Misérables' ". Some people really like him, as it perfectly matches the character. Russell Crowe's performance as Inspector Javert.It wasn't exactly highly praised (only receiving 70% in Rotten Tomatoes) but with so many nominations one would expect it to win more. Award Snub: Despite eight Oscar nominations, there were some critical overlooks, namely Tom Hooper for Best Director, Eddie Redmayne for Best Supporting Actor, Samantha Barks for Best Supporting Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay.
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