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Goldie
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 Dr. Lecter wrote: Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: andaroo wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: andaroo wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: By the way...so much for Benning not being the frontrunner. I tell you, she'll win the Oscar too, mainly because Swank has already won. That's unfortunate. But true. Unless, Staunton somehow manages to surprise, I consider it a done deal for Benning. Lets put it this way. You keep your wacky fantasies of Hotel Rwanda getting nominated, and I'll keep mine of Benning losing for Being Julia  Mine is more likely  Unfortunately, Swank is going to win especially with the higher profiled Clint Eastwood film. Wish someone would come up with something better than she can't win 2 times. And I wonder if Benning winning the Globe will hurt her Oscar chances as some may think her performance was already recognized. It is the main AND valid argument and I am not the first and not the last to bring it up: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6725951/site/newsweek/Then if people are guessing that will be the main stumbling block, unlike talent or deserving, to Swank winning, there is less of a chance that will be untrue as if their were other or multiple stumbling blocks.
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Who's rooting for the retards to beat the ivy leaguers on The Aprentice?
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neo_wolf
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box_2005 wrote: neo_wolf wrote: Glen close won.
Hephburn's performance in the original film blows her's away. I think Hepburn's performance in 1968 just about blows all other performances out of the water, except for a select few. And Peter O'Toole's performance was amazing aswell.
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Box
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neo_wolf wrote: box_2005 wrote: neo_wolf wrote: Glen close won.
Hephburn's performance in the original film blows her's away. I think Hepburn's performance in 1968 just about blows all other performances out of the water, except for a select few. And Peter O'Toole's performance was amazing aswell. Absolutely. All the performances in that film are great. _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Best Foreign Language Film
The Chorus (Les Choristes) - France
House Of Flying Daggers - China
The Motorcycle Diaries - Brazil
The Sea Inside - Spain
A Very Long Engagement - France
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MovieDude
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Go Motorcycle Diaries!
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neo_wolf
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Good for the sea inside.
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MovieDude
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Damn you Sea Inside!
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Best Foreign Language Film
The Sea Inside - Spain
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| Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:28 pm |
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Chris
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This helps Javier's chances, although I think Leo will still win.
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Dr. Lecter
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YES!!!
Glad that it won! Hopefully, Bardem will win too
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MrFloppy
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Tendré que dar la enhorabuena a mis compatriotas... :rolleyes:
Congratulations, but i didn´t like the movie.
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Groucho
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I went to finally see Finding Neverland this afternoon, and there were previews for both Flying Daggers and Sea Inside and I had to say "Damn! Two more films I have to see..."
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MrFloppy wrote: Tendré que dar la enhorabuena a mis compatriotas... :rolleyes: Lo siento mucho Senor Floppy
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neo_wolf
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Whats the next award?
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MovieDude
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Mike Ventrella wrote: I went to finally see Finding Neverland this afternoon, and there were previews for both Flying Daggers and Sea Inside and I had to say "Damn! Two more films I have to see..." I dunno about Flying Daggers Mike. The over-the-top to the point of laughable action, story and acting, along with quadrulple crosses, are starting to make Yimou look like the Chinese Michael Bay.
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MrFloppy
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Quote: Lo siento mucho Senor Floppy :razz:
I saw the film yesterday, and it disappointed me a lot.
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Anonymous
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neo_wolf wrote: Whats the next award? Minnie Driver's breast
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Box
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Diane Kruger!
Sigh, if only she had better taste in clothes...
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neo_wolf
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Come ON ESOTS!
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Anonymous
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Screenplay - Movie
Charlie Kaufman, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
John Logan, The Aviator
David Magee, Finding Neverland
Patrick Marber, Closer
Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor, Sideways
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neo_wolf
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Sideways wins.
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Box
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Wow...
I expected ESOTM
Man, they really don't like ESOTM tonight :???:
_________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Screenplay - Movie
Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor, Sideways
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Maverikk
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I'm not keeping track or anything, but 3 Bond girls have now been on stage. Halle Berry, Teri Hatcher, and Minnie Driver. \:D/
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