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 ACE Nominations From Oscarwatch
Dramatic Feature:
Geraldine Peroni & Dylan Tichenor - Brokeback Mountain
Claire Simpson - The Constant Gardener
Hughes Winborne - Crash
Stephen Mirrione - Good Night, and Good Luck
Michael Kahn - Munich
Comedy or Musical:
Chris Lebenzon - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Jeffrey Ford - The Family Stone
Paul Tothill - Pride & Prejudice
Mark Livolsi - Wedding Crashers
Michael McCusker - Walk the Line
Documentary:
Joe Bini - Grizzly Man
Michael Sheridan, Jack Tucker, Patrea Patrick and Fred Roth - James Dean: Forever Young
Sabine Emiliani - March of the Penguins
What were your picks?
Mine:
Brokeback Mountain
Capote
Good Night and Good Luck
King Kong
Munich
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dar
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Brokeback
Crash
Good night and good luck
Munich
Syriana
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Dr. Lecter
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Is that editing?
If so:
Brokeback Mountain
King Kong
War of the Worlds
Munich
Crash
Now if Capote appears on here as well... *bangs head against the wall*
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Ace is indeed the ole chop chop.
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They still separate drama and musical/comedy right?
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http://www.oscarwatch.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12444
Drama:
- Brokeback Mountain
- The Constant Gardener
- Crash
- Good Night, and Good Luck
- Munich
Comedy/Musical:
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- The Family Stone
- Pride and Prejudice
- Wedding Crashers
- Walk the Line
Nice to see The Family Stone in there.. 
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Dramatic Feature:
Geraldine Peroni & Dylan Tichenor - Brokeback Mountain
Claire Simpson - The Constant Gardener
Hughes Winborne - Crash
Stephen Mirrione - Good Night, and Good Luck
Michael Kahn - Munich
Comedy or Musical:
Chris Lebenzon - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Jeffrey Ford - The Family Stone
Paul Tothill - Pride & Prejudice
Mark Livolsi - Wedding Crashers
Michael McCusker - Walk the Line
Documentary:
Joe Bini - Grizzly Man
Michael Sheridan, Jack Tucker, Patrea Patrick and Fred Roth - James Dean: Forever Young
Sabine Emiliani - March of the Penguins
Go munich!
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good old Kahn.
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android
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I'm predicting (for editing and picture):
- Brokeback Mountain
- Crash
- Good Night, and Good Luck
- Munich
- Walk the Line
Since editing and picture rarely match 5/5 (usually it's 3/5 or 4/5), The Constant Gardener might take Walk the Line's spot (for editing)...
Capote is out, just as I thought..
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The Family Stone actually got something. 
I'm a bit surprised not to see Syriana.
Walk the Line continues to show that it has the support needed from various factions.
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Munich is in for Picture!!!
5th slot: Walk the Line ahead of Capote.
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No Capote!!!! YES!!!
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Not to get into a Kong debate, but what the film could have used was better editing to trim the fat, so it's really not surprising to see it snubbed, and honestly, none of the snubs for it have been surprising.
Like I said, Peter Jackson was given a lifetime of love already. Three years in a row. The last thing these organizations are going to do is start showering him with more awards after only a one year break, especially for doing a remake of a classic about a giant monkey. If he ever wants more awards love, he's going to have to do something original to get it.
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Yeah, Mav, actually you are right. Now Lucas has never got the Academy love despite making SIX Star Wars movies, hehehe.
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, Mav, actually you are right. Now Lucas has never got the Academy love despite making SIX Star Wars movies, hehehe. Lucas not getting academy love doesn't hurt my feelings.
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But probably his.
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Dr. Lecter wrote: But probably his. No doubt he pouts over it everytime he cashes a check. 
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I dunno.
These seem so...almost arbitrary.
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Maverikk wrote: Not to get into a Kong debate, but what the film could have used was better editing to trim the fat, so it's really not surprising to see it snubbed, and honestly, none of the snubs for it have been surprising.
Like I said, Peter Jackson was given a lifetime of love already. Three years in a row. The last thing these organizations are going to do is start showering him with more awards after only a one year break, especially for doing a remake of a classic about a giant monkey. If he ever wants more awards love, he's going to have to do something original to get it. I agree, the editing wasn't the best. Doesn't mean Jamie Selkirk absolutely won't grab a nomination on the 31st.
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Maverikk wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: But probably his. No doubt he pouts over it everytime he cashes a check. That's what everyone says. But you know, when you are already $5 billion worth, money is not what matters anymore, but rather aknowledgement. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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loyalfromlondon wrote: I agree, the editing wasn't the best. Doesn't mean Jamie Selkirk absolutely won't grab a nomination on the 31st. Yeah, it's not like it's got absolutely no chance. I don't look for much to come Kong's way, though. That's not a knock on it, as I felt the same way last year about Spider-Man 2, it's just that it's a movie that these stiffs view as non Oscar fare.
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Maverikk wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: But probably his. No doubt he pouts over it everytime he cashes a check. That's what everyone says. But you know, when you are already $5 billion worth, money is not what matters anymore, but rather aknowledgement. Sith just won the People's Choice! 
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 for The Family Stone
Seems like these are decent picks.
I still can't fathom how anyone could categorize WTL in Comedy or Musical.
The Capote v Walk the Line race is getting pretty damn interesting. I think Capote, at this point, is ahead by a few centimeters. One thing I had never realized or forgotten is that Capote has 100% COTC at rottentomatoes. I know critics, blah blah blah... but that does say something. WTL's persona is going to be hard to overcome though.
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I don't see Walk the Line being ahead of Capote just because of this one guild. The Dramatic Feature category is so much more competitive than Musical/Comedy, so Capote missing there doesn't mean it's weaker than Walk the Line.
Munich gets one much needed guild. Still three films for two spots, IMO.
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