Gee, I wonder............

anything but An Inconvenient Truth.

Jesus Camp.

Jesus camp. If you haven't seen it, give it a shot.

I'd say Truth is about as locked as locked can get. It's not even that great, though.

The only other one I've seen is This Film Is Not Yet Rated, though, which about three people have seen.

Saw Jesus Camp, its decent but nothing special.

havent seen any of the em, but An Inconvenient Truth looks like the front runner to me

Go Shut Up and Sing!

And the winner is



An Inconvenient Truth

I would have voted for Shut Up and Sing had I seen it before I voted. But I didn't. So I went with Inconvenient Truth.

Peace,
Mike.

Default winner.

Summary:

Best Supporting Actress - Rinko Kikuchi, Babel
Best Supporting Actor - Mark Wahlberg, The Departed
Best Animated Feature - Cars
Best Makeup - Pan's Labyrinth
Best Designed Film - Children of Men and Pan's Labyrinth (tie)
Best Horror - The Descent
Best Comedy - Little Miss Sunshine
Best Sequel/Remake - The Departed
Best Score - Pan's Labyrinth
Entertainer of the Year - Sacha Baron Cohen
Best Cinematography - Children of Men
Best Visual Effects - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Best Documentary - An Inconvenient Truth

Pan's Labyrinth - 3
Children of Men - 2
The Departed - 2
Babel - 1
Cars - 1
The Descent - 1
An Inconvenient Truth - 1
Little Miss Sunshine - 1
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - 1

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Dixie Chicks 4 lyfe.

The one on the left looks like a hideous monkey!

That picture needs jayhawk to come in here drunk and say

idft fckni tme nin tyi sass

Insert ManBearPig joke here.

YOU looks like a hideous monkey!

@ Guilli

Shut Up & Sing should have won!!!

And here to present our next award, MikeQ...

It could be just the picture, my monitor, or the angle at which she is holding the trophy, but the vanes popping out of her arms....HOT

I'm still mad as hell and I don't have time to go round and round and round

BEST EDITING

Best Editing is a category that is usually not treated as a “major” category. You will often hear awards fanatics refer to the “Big 8” awards categories, which refer to Best Picture, Director, the four acting categories and screenplay categories. Best Editing is left out in the cold, even though it really is one of the most major crafts that you can deal with in regards to making film.

Editing is crucial to the overall structure and feel of a movie. The way a film is edited can often set the pace and mood, and creative editing can allow for seamless movement from scene to scene. Poor editing is often noticeable, jarring and can distract from the other merits of the film. Great editing can make a good film even stronger. The great editor cuts out all of the extra material that is ultimately not required to enhance the theme, character development or plot points of the film. The great editor knows what can be thrown out and what is too much. The great editor knows the film inside and out, works closely with the director, and leaves a finely edited piece of art left.

Congratulations to our editors tonight. Here are the nominees for 2006, which are presented by name because the editors deserve full credit.

Alfonso Cuarón; Alex Rodriguez, CHILDREN OF MEN


Clare Douglas; Richard Pearson; Christopher Rouse, UNITED 93


Lee Smith, THE PRESTIGE


Stuart Baird, CASINO ROYALE


Thelma Schoonmaker, THE DEPARTED


And the winner is….

How did you know!?

Departed should OWN

An unbelievable battle between three heavyweights. At the end, one vote is the difference.

I know all the lyrics to the song by heart.

Go The Departed or Children of Men! Or United 93! They're all deserving, really.