Oscar Nominations

[Jared Kaufman]

I'm a huge movie buff, so I thought I'd take the time to post the Oscar nominations that were announced this morning.
Best Picture
"Brokeback Mountain"
"Capote"
"Crash"
"Good Night, and Good Luck"
"Munich"

Best Director
Ang Lee - "Brokeback Mountain"
Bennett Miller - "Capote"
Paul Haggis - "Crash"
George Clooney - "Good Night, and Good Luck"
Steven Spielberg - "Munich"

Best Actor
Philip Seymour Hoffman - "Capote"
Terrence Howard - "Hustle & Flow"
Heath Ledger - "Brokeback Mountain"
Joaquin Phoenix - "Walk the Line"
David Strathairn - "Good Night, and Good Luck"

Best Actress
Judi Dench - "Mrs. Henderson Presents"
Felicity Huffman - "Transamerica"
Keira Knightley - "Pride & Prejudice"
Charlize Theron - "North Country"
Reese Witherspoon - "Walk the Line"

Best Supporting Actor
George Clooney - "Syriana"
Matt Dillon - "Crash"
Paul Giamatti - "Cinderella Man"
Jake Gyllenhaal - "Brokeback Mountain"
William Hurt - "A History of Violence"

Best Supporting Actress
Amy Adams - "Junebug"
Catherine Keener - "Capote"
Frances McDormand - "North Country"
Rachel Weisz - "The Constant Gardner"
Michelle Williams - "Brokeback Mountain"

Best Original Screenplay
"Crash"
"Good Night, and Good Luck"
"Match Point"
"The Squid and the Whale"
"Syriana"

Best Adapted Screenplay
"Brokeback Mountain"
"Capote"
"The Constant Gardner"
"A History of Violence"
"Munich"

Best Original Song
"In the Deep" from "Crash
"It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" from "Hustle & Flow"
"Travelin' Thru" from "Transamerica"

Best Original Score
"Brokeback Mountain"
"Memoirs of a Geisha"
"Munich"
"Pride & Prejudice"

Best Animated Feature Film
"Howl's Moving Castle"
"Tim Burton's Corpse Bride"
"Wallace & Gromit in the Curse of the Were-Rabbit"

Best Documentary Feature
"Darwin's Nightmare"
"Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room"
"March of the Penguins"
"Murderball"
"Street Fight"

Best Visual Effects
"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
"King Kong"
"War of the Worlds"

Best Art Direction
"Good Night, and Good Luck"
"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
"King Kong"
"Memoirs of a Geisha"
"Pride & Prejudice"

Best Cinematography
"Batman Begins"
"Brokeback Mountain"
"Good Night, and Good Luck"
"Memoirs of a Geisha"
"The New World"

Best Makeup
"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
"Cinderella Man"
"Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith"

[Nigel Tufnel]

I'll take Crash over bufu mountain and all of those other movies any day. Munich was good, but it was really sllllllllllloooooooooooww

[Jared Kaufman]

Here's who I want to win:

Best Picture
"Crash"

Best Director
Paul Haggis - "Crash"

Best Actor
Joaquin Phoenix - "Walk the Line"

Best Actress
Reese Witherspoon - "Walk the Line"

Best Supporting Actor
Matt Dillon - "Crash"

Best Supporting Actress (I haven't seen any of these movies -- sad, I know)

Best Original Screenplay
"Crash"

Best Adapted Screenplay
"Munich"

Best Original Song
"In the Deep" from "Crash

Best Original Score
"Memoirs of a Geisha"

Best Animated Feature Film (I haven't seen these either)

Best Documentary Feature
"March of the Penguins"

Best Visual Effects
"King Kong"

Best Art Direction
"Memoirs of a Geisha"

Best Cinematography
"Batman Begins"

Best Makeup
"Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith"

[Jared Kaufman]

I'll take Crash over bufu mountain and all of those other movies any day. Munich was good, but it was really sllllllllllloooooooooooww
I know! I loved the cast, the acting and wanted to like it A LOT more, but I couldn't because it was so slow.

[Spooky]

there's no way i see Joaquin Phoenix winning best actor... it'll probalby go to Heath Ledger or Philip Seymour Hoffman

[hubbabubbal3ts]

i hope crash wins as much as possible and then i know the march of the penguins will win best documentary, because that movie was incredible. then i'm hoping batman begins and the chronicles of narnia pull one out.

[ckelley]

I think Brokeback Mountain will take home most of the Oscars and its funny because this was a movie that didnt show in every market but yet is probably one of the best movies of the year.

[fromwithin]

Best Picture
"Crash"

Best Director
Paul Haggis - "Crash"

Best Actor
Phillip Seymour Hoffman - "Capote"

Best Actress
Reese Witherspoon - "Walk the Line"

Best Supporting Actor
edit: William Hurt - "A History of Violence"

Best Supporting Actress
Rachel Weisz - "The Constant Gardener"

Best Original Screenplay
"Crash"

Best Adapted Screenplay
"Munich"

Best Original Song
"In the Deep" from "Crash

Best Original Score
"Memoirs of a Geisha"

Best Animated Feature Film
I really hope Nick Park wins because the Wallace & Gromit series has been phenmonenal. However I'm torn between this and Corpse Bride.

Best Documentary Feature
"March of the Penguins"

Best Visual Effects
"The Chronic(WHAT)cles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"

Best Art Direction
"Pride & Prejudice"

Best Cinematography
"Batman Begins"

Best Makeup
"Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith"

[skYcriesforme]

Brokeback Mountain is going to win a bunch.

I'm happy Walk The Line didn't even get the nomination for Best Picture - i can't see it winning anything.

[Morgan Parsons]

Damn it, I knew Cinderella Man was gonna get forgotten about. Laaaame.

[wakepunk]

As much as I love Crash, Brokeback Mountain will definitely win Best Picture.

As for the others...
Best Director - Ang Lee
Best Actor - Philip Seymour Hoffman
Best Actress - Reese Witherspoon
Best Supporting Actor - George Clooney
Best Supporting Actress - Rachel Weisz

That's not necessarily who I want to win, but who I'm pretty sure will win.

[kitkatsuperstar]

Crash was an amazing movie, we watched it in my English class. I think the opening sequence with Don Cheadle talking about how people are so desperate for one another's touch is the best part of the film.

[Drew Beringer]

I hate the Oscars, it's such a longass boring award show now.

[The Fix]

Not nearly enough people saw Capote

I hope it cleans up

[Nate_RAWKS]

That list looks right to me however i think Walk the Line and Cinderella Man got ripped off, whatever though atleast one film or one actor get's the shaft every year. I guess they can't nominate every deserving film or the show would be like 9 hours instead of 7.

I think this year will be very interesting with Jon Stewart hosting, i'm sure he's gonna ruffle some feathers.

[weezer182]

id love to see munich win best picture

[Chemical Love]

George Clooney did well with Goodnight and Good Luck.

[radiofriendly]

im excited about John Stewart hosting. it'll be fun. oh and i thought Cinderella Man was royally ripped off. not just in the major awards, but some technical ones too.

oh and i also started a discussion thread (http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=111877) in the entertainment forum too. very interesting nominations this morning. a lot to talk about

[madcappunk]

revenge of the sith only got one nomination? surely it should have picked up some of the special effects nominations? odd...

[splitsecond]

Of course Brokeback Mountain is going to win a bunch, its the part of the current Hollywood agenda.

[SLADE775]

Brokeback will win.

[yourlocalcinema]

The hugest and most absolute shame is that Woody Allen received only one nomination and probably won't win. If anyone had paid it any attention rather than focusing on Brokeback Mountain, Match Point would have been recognized as WA's amazing return to (and improvement upon) form and as the true best film of the year.

[SLADE775]

Brokeback deserves to win.

[iamthebullgod]

Okay...heres who I want to win:

Best Animated Film: Howl's Moving Castle (sorry Tim...anime above all...)

Every other category: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

[Sycro]

I vote Murderball for Best Documentary.

[Spooky]

Okay...heres who I want to win:

Best Animated Film: Howl's Moving Castle (sorry Tim...anime above all...)

Every other category: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

I didn't see any of the animated movies, but I think Wallace and Gromit will beat both of those.

[Steve Henderson]

Brokeback deserves to win.
Figures you'd say that.

[bennyspictures]

capote for all that apply and reese witherspoon for best actress

[Nigel Tufnel]

I think the fact that sore sphincter mountain is being nominated for so many awards, the fact that it was made even, is a huge indicator of the moral decay in our society. Yes i know that it was a "beautiful" love story blah blah, whatever. ITS DEPICTING GAY COWBOYS CHEATING ON THEIR WIVES TO GO BUFU EACH OTHER IN THE WOODS!!! Did everyone look past this? This is a concept that would have John Wayne rolling in his grave. I am not a homophobe whatsoever. I have no problem befriending a homosexual, i just can't support their lifestyle and definatly am not willing to put forth a cent to watch what they do in their bedroom. Why are there different genders if people feel that it's natural to be homosexual??? Would'nt there just be all men or all women??

[Tony]

Brokeback will win best picture and director. Get over it. It deserves to win, and if you disagree, then you haven't seen it.

[Morgan Parsons]

Cinderella Man > Brokeback Mountain

[JoshIsArealBoy]

I think brokeback mountain got it's name from two men ramming so hard they snapped their spine.

Crash should win! Fuck gay cowboys.

[permanent]

Brokeback will win best picture and director. Get over it. It deserves to win, and if you disagree, then you haven't seen it.

I have seen Brokeback and I don't think it deserves to win. As of late, I have been watching a ton of movies, and I don't think Brokeback is the best picture of the year. Crash was better in most aspects concerning directing and plot. Cinderella Man also got completely overlooked. I still need to see a few of these movies in order to make my list, but as of right now Philip Seymour Hoffman really deserves to win for his performance in Capote.

[fluke182]

Best Picture
What will win: "Brokeback Mountain"
What I want to win: "Crash"

Best Director
Will win: Ang Lee - "Brokeback Mountain"
Should win: Steven Spielberg - "Munich"

Best Actor
Will win: Philip Seymour Hoffman - "Capote"
Should win: Terrence Howard - "Hustle & Flow"

Best Actress
Will win and Should win: Felicity Huffman - "Transamerica"

Best Supporting Actor
Will win and Should win: George Clooney - "Syriana"

Best Supporting Actress
Will win and Should win: Rachel Weisz - "The Constant Gardner"

Best Original Screenplay
Will win and Should win: "Crash"

Best Adapted Screenplay
Will win: "Brokeback Mountain"
Should win: "The Constant Gardner"

Best Original Score
Will win: "Brokeback Mountain" (Terrible score)
Should win: "The Constant Gardener"

Best Animated Feature Film
Will win and Should win: "Howl's Moving Castle" (One of the best films of the year. Period.)

Best Documentary Feature
Will win: "March of the Penguins"
Should win: "Murderball"


Best Visual Effects
Will win and Should win: "King Kong"

Best Cinematography
I'm not even picking one of these. Brokeback will win, but the Constant Gardener was the most visuallly stunning film of the year, hands down.
"Batman Begins"
"Brokeback Mountain"
"Good Night, and Good Luck"
"Memoirs of a Geisha"
"The New World"

These were EXTREMELY predictable this year. I wouldn't be surprised if every single thing I picked to win will win. The only surprise was Terrance Howard for Hustle and Flow, who was superb. I'm glad he was nominated. I wish he pulled one Supporting also, for Crash.

[GoWaitInTheCar]

Crash was such a great movie.

One of my favs.

[fluke182]

Brokeback will win best picture and director. Get over it. It deserves to win, and if you disagree, then you haven't seen it.
Saw it, still could give you a decent list of films I thought were superior. Crash, the Constant Gardener, Munich, Howl's Moving Castle, Kiss, Kiss, Bang Bang, Hustle and Flow, Syriana, Cinderella Man, Everything is Illuminated...that's all I got right off hand. Brokeback was a great film, it was moving, emotional, beautifully shot, but it isn't the end all, be all everyone says it is. For my money, give me the Constant Gardener any day.

[niveK]

so, did Sin City not send a screener in? I didnt expect it to get any big noms, but i figured it would have gotten special effects, efiting, makeup, art direction.

[agent00013]

revenge of the sith only got one nomination? surely it should have picked up some of the special effects nominations? odd...

I don't think he listed every category, but... well, I just checked and it's only got one nomination like you said. Anyway, for the curious, the full list (http://oscars.com/nominees/list.html) is over at the Oscar (http://oscars.com/) website.

[minusthejosh]

capote all the way, philip seymour hoffman deserves it.

[Steve Henderson]

Cinderella Man > Brokeback Mountain
Yup.

[slickwataris]

Howl's Moving Castle owns all

[fluke182]

Howl's Moving Castle owns all
Sure does. Loved it, one of Miyazaki's best.

[Smithers]

I vote Murderball for Best Documentary.

same here. that movie was outstanding.

[thehighwaysend]

march of the penguins owns all.

[gobblox is...]

:::::my oscar picks::::
Best Picture-"Brokeback"//Best Director - Ang Lee//Best Actor - Phillip Seymour Hoffman - "Capote"//Best Actress - Felicity Huffman - "Transamerica"//Best Supporting Actor - Matt Dillon "Crash", honorable mention to William Hurt//Best Supporting-Rachel Weisz - "Constant Gardener"//Best Original Screenplay - "Crash"//Best Adapted Screenplay - "Brokeback"//Original Song - "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp"//Original Score - "Geisha"//Best Animated- "Howl's Moving Castle"//Best Documentary- "Penguins", honorable mention to "Enron"//Best Visual-"Kong"//Art Direction -"Kong"//Cinematography - "Brokeback" just cuz of hype//Makeup - "Narnia"

shafted films of the year = cinderella man, sin city

[Dick Gosinya]

Let me tell you all about who will win!

[lanolynn]

i must give the oscars credit for recognizing the outstanding cinematography in Batman Begins. That's a category you wouldn't expect to see it in.

[fluke182]

Let me tell you all about who will win!
There's a movie reviewer now? How much more staff will be added? Pick me pick me!

[i bet i bet]

I think Crash was the best movie this year. Brokeback Mountain was good, I liked it a lot, I respect everyone involved in that movie, but I think Crash is more important, interesting, and creative. And less cheesy. Except Brendan Frasier was in it and he wasn't very good. And Brokeback Mountain made me cry for like 10 minutes. Munich was really good also.

My favorites this year were: Crash, Brokeback Mountain, Me and You and Everyone We Know, Munich, and Goblet of Fiiireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee woo yeah. To be fair, I didn't see Capote, Constant Gardener, History of Violence, Or Good Night and Good Luck.

[starcrossdlovex]

I definitely see Brokeback mountain taking the most oscars.

[Johnny Drama]

i havent seen any of those movies

come to think of it the only movie i saw all year was the incredibles.

it was okay.

I guess I'm not really a movie guy.

[fluke182]

i havent seen any of those movies

come to think of it the only movie i saw all year was the incredibles.

it was okay.

I guess I'm not really a movie guy.
Not only was that not this year, I don't even think that was last year. You really, really are not a movie guy. Your name is even from a character from a HBO TV show. About the movie industry. That's bizarre.

[Paul Tao]

I think the fact that sore sphincter mountain is being nominated for so many awards, the fact that it was made even, is a huge indicator of the moral decay in our society. Yes i know that it was a "beautiful" love story blah blah, whatever. ITS DEPICTING GAY COWBOYS CHEATING ON THEIR WIVES TO GO BUFU EACH OTHER IN THE WOODS!!! Did everyone look past this? This is a concept that would have John Wayne rolling in his grave. I am not a homophobe whatsoever. I have no problem befriending a homosexual, i just can't support their lifestyle and definatly am not willing to put forth a cent to watch what they do in their bedroom. Why are there different genders if people feel that it's natural to be homosexual??? Would'nt there just be all men or all women??
you're kidding me. you obviously haven't seen the movie.

[routineriot708]

Your average CRASH fan:

That gosspy empty-headed chick in high school who was always, like, `relly relly into issues that affect our modern society and how racism and sexism, is, like, SO stoopid and we all should, like, understand each other? And like, `Crash` is so deep because it shows, like, people always blame people who are different color or not like them? So, like, we should all recognise that this movie should win an Oscar for the good of humanity?`

The movie should have been titled "Race Relations for Dummies".

In the end, though, it doesn't really matter as Brokeback Mountain is going to take home the big prize - and deservedly so.

[g0numb]

i really don't think crash deserves all this recognition. not at all.

[yourlocalcinema]

Brokeback will win best picture and director. Get over it. It deserves to win, and if you disagree, then you haven't seen it.
Director? Seriously? As much as I personally disliked BBM, I can appreciate the fact that it does, at least to some extent, deserve to win best picture....but best director?

As much as I like Ang Lee and as amazing as he's been in the past, the award is for the best achievement in directing. That means for the film that has been nominated. Disregarding his other work, then, there's no denying that Lee sets up gorgeous shots in BBM and that he got great performances from Ledger and Gyllenhall, but there's no way he's even close to the directing prowess of the other four nominees for their nominated works. Bennett Miller is by far the youngest of the nominees (he isn't even forty), and Capote is EVERY BIT as touching as BBM, if not moreso.

IMO, Spielberg is the one who deserves it. Munich is a huge step forward for him. Even his other more serious films (Schindler's List, Empire of the Sun, SPR, etc.) follow a bit of the Spielberg formula and are manipulative emotionally, but Munich is his first that's mature and thought-provoking on a separate level. If only because it's his first film that's much more of a "thinker" than it is a "feeler," Spielberg deserves the Oscar.

That said, Brokeback will more than likely get both awards that you mentioned, but, at least IMO, it doesn't DESERVE to win director, and that's coming from someone who has seen it. I could easily argue in favor of any of the other four nominees.

[DeathCabForCoon]

Im really kinda upset that Jack Black didn't get a best supporting actor nomination. King Kong showed that he really can act, he is very underrated

[fluke182]

Director? Seriously? As much as I personally disliked BBM, I can appreciate the fact that it does, at least to some extent, deserve to win best picture....but best director?

As much as I like Ang Lee and as amazing as he's been in the past, the award is for the best achievement in directing. That means for the film that has been nominated. Disregarding his other work, then, there's no denying that Lee sets up gorgeous shots in BBM and that he got great performances from Ledger and Gyllenhall, but there's no way he's even close to the directing prowess of the other four nominees for their nominated works. Bennett Miller is by far the youngest of the nominees (he isn't even forty), and Capote is EVERY BIT as touching as BBM, if not moreso.

IMO, Spielberg is the one who deserves it. Munich is a huge step forward for him. Even his other more serious films (Schindler's List, Empire of the Sun, SPR, etc.) follow a bit of the Spielberg formula and are manipulative emotionally, but Munich is his first that's mature and thought-provoking on a separate level. If only because it's his first film that's much more of a "thinker" than it is a "feeler," Spielberg deserves the Oscar.

That said, Brokeback will more than likely get both awards that you mentioned, but, at least IMO, it doesn't DESERVE to win director, and that's coming from someone who has seen it. I could easily argue in favor of any of the other four nominees.
I agree with that, I feel Spielberg really stepped it up. Munich didn't even feel like a Spielberg movie, which was amazing. Not to mention it took a situation that was about as distant for most the viewing audience as possible, and turned it into an inclusive, personal experience. I was riveted by Munich.

[DeathCabForCoon]

I agree with that, I feel Spielberg really stepped it up. Munich didn't even feel like a Spielberg movie, which was amazing. Not to mention it took a situation that was about as distant for most the viewing audience as possible, and turned it into an inclusive, personal experience. I was riveted by Munich.

I think thats a really good way of putting it. I loved Munich, and i think Spielberg does deserve the award for the reasons you said.

[starwarsfan182]

Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith shoulda been on more categories.

[yourlocalcinema]

You might have the Oscars confused with the Razzies.

[jimboj917]

i loved crash, munich and syriana, so it's good to see some movies i've actually had interest in making the lists.

[jimboj917]

Your average CRASH fan:

That gosspy empty-headed chick in high school who was always, like, `relly relly into issues that affect our modern society and how racism and sexism, is, like, SO stoopid and we all should, like, understand each other? And like, `Crash` is so deep because it shows, like, people always blame people who are different color or not like them? So, like, we should all recognise that this movie should win an Oscar for the good of humanity?`

The movie should have been titled "Race Relations for Dummies".

In the end, though, it doesn't really matter as Brokeback Mountain is going to take home the big prize - and deservedly so.

you're obviously an idiot.

[JunkBondTrader]

jake gyllenhaal got robbed for his roles in both Jarhead and Brokeback Mountain

[Tony]

That said, Brokeback will more than likely get both awards that you mentioned, but, at least IMO, it doesn't DESERVE to win director, and that's coming from someone who has seen it. I could easily argue in favor of any of the other four nominees.

Alright, I misspoke before. I do believe Brokeback deserves to win best picture. I generally don't care much for Lee's style, but I thought he was at the top of his game in Brokeback. That said, I'd much rather see Clooney take home best director, but I have yet to see Munich.

Statistically speaking, Brokeback will win both awards, based on the awards it's already won. There's really zero surprises in either the nominess or who will win the big awards.

[Bobcat46308]

I'll take Crash over bufu mountain and all of those other movies any day. Munich was good, but it was really sllllllllllloooooooooooww

haha yeah, crash is a good movie, probably better than that other one you mentioned. it's about a bunch of gay cowboys eating pudding, right?

[buttonsforeyes]

capote was phenominal

[resUrectMe617]

i just briefly scanned the list.. but i find it really amazing that young actors/actresses that i grew up watching on those cheesy romantic comedy movies are now growing up to be the stars of the future of the movie industry. where people like julia roberts (still a good actress) and robert deniro (still amazing actor) are going to be leaving off.. it seems that a younger generation is now moving in: michelle williams (dawsons creek), keira knightley (bend it like beckam, pirates of the caribbean), heath ledger (10 things i hate about you, the patriot) and so forth.

anyone else know what i mean?

[fluke182]

Your average CRASH fan:

That gosspy empty-headed chick in high school who was always, like, `relly relly into issues that affect our modern society and how racism and sexism, is, like, SO stoopid and we all should, like, understand each other? And like, `Crash` is so deep because it shows, like, people always blame people who are different color or not like them? So, like, we should all recognise that this movie should win an Oscar for the good of humanity?`

The movie should have been titled "Race Relations for Dummies".

In the end, though, it doesn't really matter as Brokeback Mountain is going to take home the big prize - and deservedly so.
Are you serious? Generalize much? What makes Brokeback Mountain so superior? I personally though Crash was a better movie, but that's just me, but I'm not saying all fans of BBM are tremendously gay or women am I?

[GAD_guy]

the squid and the whale got fucking jipped.

crash should sweep, though brokeback mountain and good night/good luck were pretty good too.

[DeathCabForCoon]

Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith shoulda been on more categories.

No it shouldnt have. Compared to the ones nominated, Star Wars sucked ass. Hayden Christiansen (whatever the hell his name is) is such a terrible actor

[kylekillspeople]

there's no way i see Joaquin Phoenix winning best actor... it'll probalby go to Heath Ledger or Philip Seymour Hoffman
i think he has a decent shot at the oscar, but i agree heath ledger is most likely to get it

[KENNY182]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME ? NO visual effects nom. for Star wars ????

rediculous !

[xThursdayxPTWx]

Wow, I didn't think Crash would make the cut, that's awesome. And man, the song from Hustle & Flow better win just because.

[billverstein]

i liked "goodnight and good luck" a lot more than "brokeback mountain"

[fredrico0012]

The only reason Brokeback is getting so many nominations is because its got gay people in it. Its just lame. Another failed attempt by the left wing to convince me that being gay is ok.

[GAD_guy]

The only reason Brokeback is getting so many nominations is because its got gay people in it. Its just lame. Another failed attempt by the left wing to convince me that being gay is ok.

die.

[FallingOut]

How does Cinderella Man not get nominated for Best Picture??? Are you kidding me?!?!? And Rusell Crowe didnt get nominated either?? Thats absolutely ridiculous. Best movie of the year.

[fredrico0012]

How does Cinderella Man not get nominated for Best Picture??? Are you kidding me?!?!? And Rusell Crowe didnt get nominated either?? Thats absolutely ridiculous. Best movie of the year.

I think it got nominated last year.

die.

Can I not express my opinion?

[FOBPrettyNPunk]

I'm glad Jake Gyllenhaal got nominated for best supporting actor. He got snubbed at the Golden Globes. Even if he doesn't win, I think it's an honor to be nominated.

[Adrian Villagomez]

Crash is overrated.

Waaaaaay overrated.

[Rent Boy]

Here's who I want to win:

Best Picture
"Crash"

Best Director
Paul Haggis - "Crash"

Best Actor
Joaquin Phoenix - "Walk the Line"

Best Actress
Reese Witherspoon - "Walk the Line"

Best Supporting Actor
Matt Dillon - "Crash"

Best Supporting Actress (I haven't seen any of these movies -- sad, I know)

Best Original Screenplay
"Crash"

Best Adapted Screenplay
"Munich"

Best Original Song
"In the Deep" from "Crash

Best Original Score
"Memoirs of a Geisha"

Best Animated Feature Film (I haven't seen these either)

Best Documentary Feature
"March of the Penguins"

Best Visual Effects
"King Kong"

Best Art Direction
"Memoirs of a Geisha"

Best Cinematography
"Batman Begins"

Best Makeup
"Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith"

funny nothing against your pics but i pretty much disagree with every single one its weird

[Pooavenger]

Crash should win everything. every single fuckin category it's nominated.