I don't think we have one yet! (Do we?)

There have actually been a lot more this year (posted online, at least) than in previous years, if OscarWatch's page is of any indication. (Let's try to keep from hotlinking directly to OW, though, per their yearly request.)

My favorites so far have been those for Children of Men.

http://www.oscarwatch.com/FYC/gallery/

Update.

No real standouts, but Little Children's are looking really nice.

And I've been liking The Departed's.

United 93's campaign is unique, but I have to say, even though it's my favorite movie in the bunch (yadda, yadda, yadda) that I'm weary of the tactic of making it out to be more than what it is. The advertising (including this FYC) for United 93 was always almost opposite of what the film was actually about, so I think it's a bit of a failed campaign approach. I don't think it's a film that should be banged over people's heads.

I like the Good German's campaign because of the consistency, and I also like *some* of Babel's campaign, especially the Cinematography one.

The rest are kind of "meh" to me. The sense I get from the whole lot is very "amber". There's a lot of yellowish type ads this year.

I like most of the selection thus far, especially Dreamgirls (love/hate relationship...). Even more especially, the Jennifer Hudson one. The color scheme is brilliant.