The Oscars!

Nusentinsaino

Nusentinsaino

New Member
Joined
Feb 19, 2004
Messages
459
Reaction score
0
It starts tonight at 8 pm (Eastern Timezone)

I cannot wait for it, because the oscars pwnz the TV...

List of nominations i think will win:

Best Picture: Hotel Rwanda
Best Actor: Jamie Foxx (Obviously)
Best Actress: Hilary Swank
Best supporting actor: Clint Eastwood
Best supporting actress: Not sure...
Best ciniematography: A very long enagement
Best writer/screeplay: Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind

Please dont let the Passion of Christ win any of those nominations... It sucks!
 
:roll:
I don't care. They don't have anybody disabled or deaf nominated on the show....
 
Miss*Pinocchio said:
:roll:
I don't care. They don't have anybody disabled or deaf nominated on the show....
Click to expand...
Duh... cuz no one actually starred in the roles. Name me movies since last year that had deaf directors, deaf actors, deaf actresses, deaf supporting actors, deaf supporting actresses, etc... name them!
 
NONE, cause Hollywood won't let disabled or deaf people to do
any of these things.

Hollywood sucks.
 
I bold and underline what I think deserve Oscar.

Best Picture
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
RAY (Universal Pictures)
SIDEWAYS (Fox Searchlight)

Achievement in Directing
Martin Scorsese for THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
Clint Eastwood for MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
Taylor Hackford for RAY (Universal Pictures)
Alexander Payne for SIDEWAYS (Fox Searchlight)
Mike Leigh for VERA DRAKE (Fine Line Features)

Best Actor in a Leading Role
Don Cheadle for HOTEL RWANDA (United Artists)
Johnny Depp for FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
Leonardo DiCaprio for THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
Clint Eastwood for MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
Jamie Foxx for RAY (Universal Pictures)

Best Supporting Actor
Alan Alda for THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
Thomas Haden Church for SIDEWAYS (Fox Searchlight)
Jamie Foxx for COLLATERAL (Dreamworks SKG)
Morgan Freeman for MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
Clive Owen for CLOSER (Columbia Pictures)

Best Actress in a Leading Role
Annette Bening - BEING JULIA (Sony Pictures Classics)
Catalina Sandino Moreno - MARIA FULL OF GRACE (Fine Line Features)
Imelda Staunton - VERA DRAKE (Fine Line Features)
Hilary Swank for MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
Kate Winslet for ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND (Focus Features)

Best Supporting Actress
Cate Blanchett for THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
Laura Linney - KINSEY (Fox Searchlight Pictures)
Virginia Madsen for SIDEWAYS (Fox Searchlight)
Sophie Okonedo - HOTEL RWANDA (United Artists)
Natalie Portman for CLOSER (Columbia Pictures)

Best Original Screenplay
THE AVIATOR (Miramax) by John Logan
ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND (Focus Features) by Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry, Pierre Bismuth
HOTEL RWANDA (United Artists) by Terry George, Keir Pearson
THE INCREDIBLES (Disney/Pixar) by Brad Bird
VERA DRAKE (Fine Line Features) by Mike Leigh

Best Adapted Screenplay
BEFORE SUNSET (Warner Independent Pictures) by Richard Linklater, Kim Krizan, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke
FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax) by David Magee
MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.) by Paul Haggis
THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES (Focus Features) by Jose Rivera
SIDEWAYS (Fox Searchlight) by Alexander Payne, Jim Taylor

Best Foreign-Language Film
AS IT IS IN HEAVEN - Sweden
THE CHORUS - France
DOWNFALL - Germany
THE SEA INSIDE - Spain
YESTERDAY - South Africa

Best Animated Feature Film
THE INCREDIBLES (Disney/Pixar)
SHARK TALE (Dreamworks SKG)
SHREK 2 (Dreamworks SKG)

Achievement in Art Direction
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (Paramount Pictures)
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Warner Bros.)
A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT (Warner Independent Pictures)

Achievement in Cinematography
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS (Sony Pictures Classics)
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (Newmarket Film Group)
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Warner Bros.)
A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT (Warner Independent Pictures)

Achievement in Costume Design
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (Paramount Pictures)
RAY (Universal Pictures)
TROY (Warner Bros.)

Best Documentary Feature
BORN INTO BROTHELS (ThinkFilm)
THE STORY OF THE WEEPING CAMEL (ThinkFilm)
SUPER SIZE ME (Roadside Attractions / Samuel Goldwyn Films)
TUPAC: RESURRECTION (Paramount Pictures)
TWIST OF FAITH

Best Film Editing
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
COLLATERAL
FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Warner Bros.)
RAY (Universal Pictures)

Achievement in Makeup
LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (Paramount Pictures)
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (Newmarket Film Group)
THE SEA INSIDE (Fine Line Features)

Best Original Score
Jan A.P. Kaczmarek for FINDING NEVERLAND (Miramax)
John Williams for HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN
Thomas Newman for LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (Paramount Pictures)
John Debney for THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (Newmarket Film Group)
James Newton Howard for THE VILLAGE (Touchstone Pictures)

Original Song
"Accidentally In Love" from SHREK 2 (Dreamworks SKG)
"Al Otro Lado Del Río" from THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES (Focus Features)
"Believe" from THE POLAR EXPRESS (Warner Bros.)
"Learn To Be Lonely" from ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Warner Bros.)
"Look To Your Path (Vois Sur Ton Chemin)" from THE CHORUS (Miramax)

Achievement in Sound Mixing
THE AVIATOR (Miramax)
THE INCREDIBLES (Disney/Pixar)
THE POLAR EXPRESS (Warner Bros.)
RAY (Universal Pictures)
SPIDER-MAN 2 (Columbia Pictures)

Achievement in Sound Editing
THE INCREDIBLES (Disney/Pixar)
THE POLAR EXPRESS (Warner Bros.)
SPIDER-MAN 2 (Columbia Pictures)

Best Visual Effects
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (Warner Bros)
I, ROBOT (20th Century Fox)
SPIDER-MAN 2 (Columbia Pictures)

Best Documentary Short
AUTISM IS A WORLD
THE CHILDREN OF LENINGRADSKY
HARDWOOD
MIGHTY TIMES: THE CHILDREN'S MARCH
SISTER ROSE'S PASSION

Best Animated Short Film
BIRTHDAY BOY
GOPHER BROKE
GUARD DOG
LORENZO
RYAN

Best Live-Action Short Film
EVERYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY MUST
LITTLE TERRORIST
7:35 IN THE MORNING
TWO CARS, ONE NIGHT
WASP

:whistle:
 
Miss*Pinocchio said:
NONE, cause Hollywood won't let disabled or deaf people to do
any of these things.

Hollywood sucks.
Click to expand...
No, they just haven't done well enough in the rehearsals. Don't forget, Marleen Matlin did star in some movies.
 
VamPyroX said:
No, they just haven't done well enough in the rehearsals. Don't forget, Marleen Matlin did star in some movies.
Click to expand...

I only remember in 2 big movies and some tv shows.
I tried to talk to people about Marlee but they always
say "who is that?".

Then I reminded them the movie, oh man... I forgot the name
of that movie. Ack, I gotta look it up.
 
Miss*Pinocchio said:
I only remember in 2 big movies and some tv shows.
I tried to talk to people about Marlee but they always
say "who is that?".

Then I reminded them the movie, oh man... I forgot the name
of that movie. Ack, I gotta look it up.
Click to expand...

Were you referring to the movie
"Children of a Lesser God " ?
and/or other TV such as "Bridge to Silence"
and/or "Reasonable Doubts" or
"Where the Truth Lies " ?
 
They always picked the people we don't care about. I don't
like the Oscars. Not even Natalie Portman, that is sad.
 
Y said:
Were you referring to the movie
"Children of a Lesser God " ?
and/or other TV such as "Bridge to Silence"
and/or "Reasonable Doubts" or
"Where the Truth Lies " ?
Click to expand...


Yeah, that just one, but can we have more deaf people and disability people to win? :confused:
 
YAY!!!!
MICHEAL MOORE DIDNT WIN!!!!!
SERVE THEM DEMOCRATS RIGHT!!
4185689.jpg
 
Michael Moore didn't get any awards and he wasn't nominated.
Passion of Christ didn't win, I guess Atheists and evildoers own Hollywood.
Morgan Freeman and Jamie Foxx won Oscars. WOW!!!! Best news so far.

;)
 
Banjo said:
Um... Michael Moore wasn't nominated.
Click to expand...


I don't know why, Michael Moore wasn't nominated. I guess it pissed off Liberals.

And they said Passion of Christ shouldn't be nominated because
none of them Actors speak English, they treated as Foreign Film.
And I guess at least Liberals are happy about that.
 
Miss*Pinocchio said:
I don't know why, Michael Moore wasn't nominated. I guess it pissed off Liberals.

And they said Passion of Christ shouldn't be nominated because
none of them Actors speak English, they treated as Foreign Film.
And I guess at least Liberals are happy about that.
Click to expand...

The reason why it wasn't nominated for best documentary was because Michael Moore had given that spot up so it'll have a chance of getting nominated for Best Picture. But they didn't nominate it and for obvious reasons.

Well, technically... The Passion Of The Christ is classified as a Foreign film, but it can be nominated for Best Picture if they wish. But obviously they didn't. Again... for obvious reasons... but stupid reasons. The Oscars is trying to avoid stirring up a shit storm of politics.
 
Well, Hollywood Celebrities are better off just acting instead of voice their opinons on politics. I really do belive hollywood piss off the voters and vote out the democratic party to tell them they better shut up on the next election year or more of them are getting out.
 
Back
Top