Brokeback Mountain
Ange Lee
Phillip Seymore Hoffmann
Reese Witherspoon
Paul Giambetti
Rachel Weitz
George Clooney for screeenplay of Good Night and Good Luck
Joe
Brokeback Mountain
Ange Lee
Phillip Seymore Hoffmann
Reese Witherspoon
Paul Giambetti
Rachel Weitz
George Clooney for screeenplay of Good Night and Good Luck
Joe
Joe
ITA & have nothing to add or change....![]()
excellent picks & no chance of withdrawl by my favorites because of injuries!![]()
I dont think there will be any surprises at Oscars. The winnners are pretty set in stone.
Pic: BBM
Director: Lee
Actor: Hoffman
Actress: Witherspoon
SA: George or Paul (this is the only one thats up in the air)
SAs: Rachel Wiez
AScreenplay: BBM
Oscreenplay: Crash
Score: M of a Geisha
Animation: Wallace and Grommet
Cinemaphotography: BBM
Sound Effects: King Kong
Makeup: Narnia
Art Direction: Geshia
Costume: Geshia
I would like to see some surprises!!! If there are any it could be Michelle Williams in BBM or Jake in BBM taking the supporting categories...but I doubt it..
Happy Oscar watching!!!!!!!!!
I don't think there will be any surprises, either. But, here is what I would like to see:
Best Picture: "Brokeback Mountain"
Best Director: Ang Lee
Best Actor: Joaquin Phoenix
Best Actress: Reese Witherspoon
Best Supporting Actor: Matt Dillon
Best Supporting Actress: Rachel Weisz
Mine are same, except for some possible surprises-Originally Posted by Joesitz
Suporting actor- Clooney
Supporting actress- Michelle Williams
Original screenplay- Crash
Ad. screenplay- BBM
I heard on a talk show that the Academy wouldn't vote for Brokeback Mountain. We'll see if that holds up.Originally Posted by Joesitz
Dee
Is it OK to post spoilers here for the Oscars?
So much for 'No surprises'.
I am disappointed.
Vash
I am thrilled with the best picture and best actor winners.
Crash did not deserve to win. That movie, while some might call it hard-hitting, was shallow beyond belief. There was nothing profound about it like Brokeback Mountain. The acting in Crash was spectacular, but I don't need to watch a movie and have the themes and messages shoved down my throat the entire time. Most people can think for themselves.
I didn't understand Crash's win either? BBM had won every best pic award leading up to the Oscars and was a shoe in. It almost felt like a slap in the face by the Academy to me. I thought movies like Capote, Walk the Line, Memoirs of a Geisha, were a lot more deserving of a nomination and best pic win before Crash. Oh well, thats Hollywood for ya!?!![]()
I didn't see the movie Crash (or for that matter any of the others) so what is it about?
it's said that the SAG awards are a great way to see who will win best picture (the best cast I guess is what that refers to) and Crash won the SAG... so I was not surprised that Crash would win...
I think with BBM getting as many nominations as it did, it ws pretty much a given it'd have a shut out when push came to shove...
isn't it amazing how Hollywood screams for equality, but are just as hypocritical as the rest of usI find it hilaious myself...
then again I've read just as many reviews from non-Conservative sources saying they didn't like it so... who knows what made it lose...
I'm bummed that Spielberg didn't take the Oscars by storm *sigh*
Here's where you can read about Crash (or any other film)Originally Posted by dlkksk8fan
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/
I'm willing to bet that Crash didn't win over Brokeback Mountain by a landslide. Crash probably only received a few more votes than Brokeback Mountain, which is not exactly displaying the prejudice in Hollywood that some are implying. Lets not forget that Brokeback also receive numerous other nominations this season as well as awards. So I wouldn't call that being snubbed.
Perhaps Crash got more votes because many thought it was a better movie. After all, Brokeback Mountain is not much different than any other love stories that have been presented. The only difference is it was about two men in love instead of a woman and a man. Though Brokeback was a good movie, I thought Crash was more compelling, even if it was a bit preachy in some parts.
Last edited by Enero; 03-06-2006 at 07:12 PM.
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