Oh man i need to change my vote now!

Vote Sky Captain and the World of Tommorow in all eligible catagories including:

Best Visual Effects
Best Sound
Best Score
Best Editing
Best Art Direction
Best Overlooked movie

ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND for BEST PICTURE/BEST OVERLOOKED FILM



"One of those rare callaborations that artists dream of and that film lovers crave. A film of flawless performances... one you'll remember vividly, with profound pleasure." -- Joe Morgenstern, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

"A masterpiece? Probably. Ingenious? Absolutely! Unforgettable? I'll see you at the 10th-year anniversary."
-- Jack Mathews, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

"Capturing the joys and pains of romantic obsession as few filmmakers have before, Gondry and Kaufman have come up with a masterpiece."
-- Josh Ralske, ALL MOVIE GUIDE

"Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry's second collaboration is a mind-melting, dramatic masterpiece."
-- Jeff Otto, IGN FILMFORCE

"Two mad geniuses and a lot of other talented people transform the crazy ideas embedded in Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind into a shimmering work of sheer brilliance."
-- Bruce Kirkland, JAM! MOVIES

MICHEL GONDRY, ETERNAL SUNSHINE for BEST DIRECTOR



"You constantly appreciate Kaufman's intelligence and Gondry's lively filmmaking."

"... Gondry deserves extra credit for conjuring the right images to match the story’s wickedly clever asides."
-- Sean O'Connell, FILMCRITIC.COM

CHARLIE KAUFMAN, ETERNAL SUNSHINE for BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY



"... Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is by far the most emotionally satisfying film based on one of Kaufman's scripts."
-- Peter Sobczynski, CRITIC DOCTOR

"[H]ow does Kaufman keep coming up with these things? How does he keep remembering to forget all the rules?"
-- Austin O'Connor, LOWELL SUN

KATE WINSLET for BEST ACTRESS



"Kate Winslet gives a groundbreaking performance. One of the best actresses anywhere, she is electrifying."
-- Peter Travers, ROLLING STONES

"Kate Winslet's performance is, so far, the most original and thrilling acting in an American film this year."
-- Lynn Hirschberg, THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE

"Kate Winslet has scenes of such unmitigated tenderness that just thinking about them can make you sigh."
-- Manohla Dargis, LOS ANGELES TIMES

"Kate winslet creates such a vivid, realistic character that you half expect to run into Clementine upon leaving the movie."
-- Leah Rozen, PEOPLE

Also consider Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind for:

BEST FILM EDITING
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
BEST SCORE/SOUNDTRACK
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

And everything else!!

PEACE, Mike

i just noticed this thread!
i need to come up with some!

Spider-Man 2 for Picture and remake/sequel!

also for
Best Director Sam Ramii
Best Visual Effects
Best Sound
Best Costumes
Best Art Direction

The Passion of the Christ for Picture, Director, and Actor!

also for
Supporting Actress-Morgunstun
Foreign Film
Score
Cinemetogrophy
Art Direction
Make up
Costume
Adapted Screenplay

The Incredibles for Best Picture and Animated Feature!
Also for:
Best Sound
Best Score
Best Editing
Best Art Direction
Best Original Screenplay

I just have to make this ad for humorus reasons:

Walking Tall for Overlooked movie of the year!

Ha. haha. hahahahahahahehhhhhhhhherrrr


:razz:

Here are two ensamble ads i just thought of (one good film the other is a okay film):

FYC
Oceans Twelve
Best Ensamble!
"with an incredible cast"-me

FYC
Shark Tale
Best Ensamble!
"yes even bad movies can have a good cast!"-me

LOL i love your quotes Much more credible than that Ebert fellow...

Does anyone have the shot of analingus from the deleted Team America sex scene?

I'm trying to put together the mother of all FYC campaigns featuring puppet sex.

Deleted? I definately remember seeing the sex scene in Team America in the theatres. Unless this is a second sex scene?

PEACE, Mike

I do believe the tossing of the salad had to be removed in order to beat the NC-17 rating. I had posted the screenshot over at BOM but alas, I can't find it.

Damn you analingus.

FYC
Shrek 2
for Picture and Animated Feature!

Here's a link to watch it. (If it is the one you're talking about.)

http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2658902?ifilmp=99&refsite=6761&htv=12&htv=12

A fan of puppet sex are you?

Nah, not usually. :wink:

I was just curious as to what you were talking about and googled it. That's what I got.

FYC

Collateral for Best Picture!

PLEASE CONSIDER:



PEDRO ALMODOVAR'S BAD EDUCATION IN THE FOLLOWING CATERGORIES:

BEST FILM OF 2004

"A revelation, combining the colorful flash of the writer-director's previous work with a richer, deeper emotional vein than ever before."
-- Frank Swietek, ONE GUY'S OPINION

"...pulses with florid passion... it may be the best film of the year."
-- Nicholas Schager, FILMCRITIC.COM

"A rapturous masterwork."
-- Peter Travers, ROLLING STONE

"A masterful epic..."
-- Carrie Rickey, PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

"To watch Bad Education is to revel in the power of cinema to take us on journeys of breathtaking mystery and dimension and beauty."
-- Ann Hornaday, WASHINGTON POST

BEST DIRECTOR OF 2004



"Almodovar's 81/2 or Day for Night, a lens through which all of his movies appear as a seamless whole."
-- Shawn Levy, OREGONIAN

"Spain's most important living filmmaker is at his very best in this complicated tale..."
-- David Sterritt, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

"As usual ... it's Almodóvar who's the star here, filling the screen with bold compositions and melodramatic passion."
-- Stephen Whitty, NEWARK STAR-LEDGER

"Almodóvar is in imperious form ... and it's a joy to witness the superbly staged scenes here."
-- Adrian Hennigan, BBC

"Almodóvar’s canvas... is one of uncensored emotion and pure energy."
-- Ed Gonzalez, SLANT MAGAZINE

"The maestro proves once again why he is Spain's hottest and most controversial export."
-- Edward Douglas, COMINGSOON.NET

BEST ACTOR OF 2004



"Owes much to Bernal, who stunningly portrays three distinct personalities."
-- V.A. Musetto, NEW YORK POST

"It is Bernal himself who sticks in your head the most."
-- Scott Foundas, L.A. WEEKLY

"It's best not to spill too many more beans -- only to say that Gael García Bernal is the real thing."
-- David Edelstein, SLATE

"...Bernal deftly brandishes a combination of sexual desperation and raw ambition."
-- Phoebe Flowers, SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY OF 2004



"Bad Education takes the audience down unexpected roads and switchbacks."
-- Eric Harrison, HOUSTON CHRONICLE

"This is an often surprising, sometimes upsetting, intricately woven masterwork."
-- Kirk Honeycutt, HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

"Almodóvar's most fiendishly crafted, emotionally complicated film."
-- Lisa Kennedy, DENVER POST

"An intriguing study of changing identities and multiple sexual roles."
-- Harvey S. Karten, COMPUSERVE

AND ALL CATEGORIES INCLUDING:

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
BEST FOREIGN FILM
BEST OVERLOOKED FILM
BEST ART DIRECTION
BEST MUSICAL SCORE

ALMODOVAR'S BAD EDUCATION

For Your Consideration...

Million Dollar Baby for Best Picture
Clint Eastwood for Best Director , Best Actor, Best Score, and Entertainer of the Year
Hillary Swank for Best Actress
Morgan Freeman for Best Supporting Actor



Spider-Man 2 for Best Sequel/Remake , Best Special Effects, and Best Sound
Tobey Maguire for Best Actor
J.K. Simmons for Best Supporting Actor





Darryl Hanna for Best Supporting Actress
David Carradine for Best Supporting Actor

*YaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaY*

I am so happy you loved it too! I don't know how it got passed up this year in the Oscars. Thanks God KJers have better taste than that. Hey everyone, read makeshifts's post carefully, and then FYC, or with me around, more like For Your Coersion...VOTE BAD EDUCATION FOR EVERYTHING.

Makeshift, its so interesting that you got a quote tht mentioned 8 1/2 since that's my most recent official review up for the main site. Come to think about it, the comparison as far as style definately makes sense.

Please Consider

The Bourne Supremacy

In the following categories.

Best Picture
Best Sequel/Remake
Best Actor: Matt Damon
Best Supporting Actress: Joan Allen
Best Editing

Also consider:

The Terminal

In the following categories:

Best Actor: Tom Hanks
Best Score
Best Art Direction

And:

Finding Neverland

For:
Best Picture
Best Actor: Johnny Depp
Best Supporting Actress: Kate Winslet
Best Supporting Actor: Freddie Highmore
Best Breakthrough Performance: Freddie Highmore
Best Ensemble

THE DREAMERS
Best Adapted Screenplay
Best Director
Breakthrough Performance (Eva Green)
Best Overlooked Film


"Bertolucci provokes audiences instead of pacifying them. Boy, do we need him now." -Rolling Stone
"Bernardo Bertolucci's new film is an ardently romantic love song to sex, cinema and the spirit of the 60's."- New York Times
"It is both a love song to escapism and a warm embrace of the real world -- a wake-up call that one place, without the other to occasionally return to, would make life for us (who are the real dreamers) far less wonderful."- Washington Post
"It effectively explains why we obsess over movies and rock and roll and honest communication long after those passions have been hijacked by parodists and advertising agencies." -Detroit Free Press
"An ambitious and exciting piece of work, a movie about sex and movies made by a filmmaker who understands the power of each to set off fantasy, create addiction, incite danger and transform the spirit."- San Francisco Chronicle
"Anyone seeking cheap titillation would do better to invest their movie cash in a fresh copy of Playboy or Penthouse than to spend the two hours of contemplation needed to fully appreciate the myriad layers of The Dreamers."- Toronto Star
"Above all it evokes a time when the movies -- good movies, both classic and newborn -- were at the center of youth culture."- Chicago Sun Times
"It's wonderful to see a film that takes back sex from the smutty teen comedies, that grapples with political ideas and shouts its love of cinema from the rooftops."- Minneapolis Star Tribune
"A rich movie filling the viewer with a four-course French meal of sensuality, politics, ideas and character."- Denver Post
"It's hottttttttttttt" -Rod

Consider The Terminal for Best Actor

"Tom Hanks best role since Cast Away"-Josh (a friend)


also for best score
best director
best overlooked film
best art direction