BTW, tonight has already reminded me how annoying this forum's "Another person has posted since you composed this message" function is.

And the winner is....

Natalie Portman

Blah, thank god Nolan doesnt have a movie coming out this year.

CoM won Picture, yeah, lost Director

Finally a win for Black Swan among the sweepomania of Inception. This is the 3rd award Black Swan won for the night, not surprisingly none of them were up against Inception

Best Actor
A movie is half as good as its actors specially the leading men. This year produced distinctive, powerhouse performances from five talented actors.

From an oddball romantic to an unambitious husband fighting against the receding tide of his marriage Ryan Gosling in Blue Valentine
As a playful, reckless and shallow mountain climber that discovers the courage to overcome hurdles both present and in his life. James Franco in 127 Hours
Bringing life to "Rooster" with a witty potrayal of drunk, unfaithful and One-eyed shooting marshall with True Grit. Jeff Bridges in True Grit (2010)
In shoes of real-life billionaire, comes the most surprising and raging performance of Harvard undergrad who's making few enemies while trying to achieve something great. Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Network
A stuttering royal stands up with courage, faith and friendship for his biggest challenge of addressing the whole nation during crisis. Colin Firth in The King's Speech

Xiayun sadly has to leave so I will present the rest of the graphs on his behalf!

So now I am so relieved that Inception did not have a nomination here. Though there is a surprise.

The surprise isn't that Leonardo won for Inception. Guesses anyone ?

After Best Actor, it'll be on to Most Overlooked Film before we go on to the final two biggies!

Please don't be Jeff Bridges.

I think people are already tired of being here for some time. I will give a hint. Its a TIE , anyone ?

I'll be okay with these awards if it's bridges

GO Franco

In shoes of real-life billionaire, comes the most surprising and raging performance of Harvard undergad who's making few enemies while trying to achieve something great. Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Network

AND

A stuttering royal stands up with courage, faith and frienship for his biggest challenge of addressing the whole nation during crisis. Colin Firth in The King's Speech

Most Overlooked Film


No landslide win to be expected here as more than 12 movies have been named here, but only five got more than one vote if I remember correctly...

The years two best are definitely bridges/firth, but I really liked Eisnberg too.

Runner-Up: Rabbit Hole (missed only by one vote!)

The very first win of the night for The King's Speech and that too with a tie. I don't think it 's tally will increase anymore, though it still has a nomination in Best Director

Inception - 8
Black Swan - 3
The Social Network - 3
The Kings Speech - 1
The Fighter - 1
Toy Story 3 - 1
127 Hours - 1
Alice in Wonderland - 1
Kick-Ass & Scott Pilgrim - 1
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - 1
Exit through the Gift Shop - 1

Go Kick Ass

It probably did not win because a lot of people did not see it