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So, what are your thoughts?
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I suppose I usually forget the nominations, but it doesn't seem to be a very broad scope this year. Maybe it's not much different than normal. Either way, the absence of American Gangster as a Best Picture nominee is a little disappointing. I think it was overall as good a film as Michael Clayton and Juno.
This is just one big fat reminder that I should have seen more movies in the past year.
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If There Will Be Blood doesn't win everything it's nominated for I will be pissed. In particular though, Daniel Day-Lewis HAS to win Best Actor. The guy played the best on-screen performance of this decade.
Yeah, me too. It's like that almost every year. To my advantage many of the highly praised movies that are also nominated (e.g. Atonement, There Will Be Blood, No Country For Old Men, Juno etc.) have not been released in Denmark yet.. So, I'll definitely try my best to see them when they're released.
Anyway, on the whole I'm pretty satisfied with the nominations this year, although I was a bit disappointed that Keira Knightly wasn't nominated for Best Actress. But then again, Julie Christy or Ellen Page are probably going to take that one home.
Indeed, me too.
As for the nominations, I'll just mention a couple that caught my eye. I do think Amy Adams should've deserved to get into the Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role category. However, I'm extremely surprised to see so many songs from Enchanted being nominated, and I hope to see one of the songs from that film win. Also, seeing Giacchino's "Ratatouille" score nominated for Best Original Score was another pleasant surprise, although I think something like "Atonement" or "The Kite Runner" will win in the end. I wouldn't mind seeing Giacchino win, though, because his work has generally been quite consistent. We'll see how things turn out.
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Apart from the absence of Amy Adams, I think it's a pretty decent line-up. I've not seen There Will Be Blood, No Country for Old Men or Juno yet, largely because they haven't been released/ are only just out.
Michael Clayton seems to have featured heavily. Was it that good of a film? I remember hearing positive reviews, but nothing extraordinary.
I'm sad that Amy Adams didn't get nominated for Enchanted. I thought she was fantastic.
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The films down here are SO much better.
Weren't Toy Story, Toy Story 2 and The Incredibles all nominated for Best Original Screenplay as well? Pixar always do great scripts, this nomination for Ratatouille is also well dseserved.
I think Javier Bardem and Daniel Day-Lewis are both strong favourites. Best Film...I'll say it will be No Country For Old Men or Michael Clayton. And The Coen Brothers winning Best Director. And Julie Christie to win Best Actress.
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Well, Javier Bardem was really, really good in NCfOM, and I would like Juno to win at least one award.
Also, It would be really, really funny to see Norbit win an award.
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I'm a little worried that Sweeny Todd is there, but I Am Legend is not.
I really wanted James McAvoy to be in there in the Best Actor category. Atonement is up there for best picture, but if it wasn't for McAvoy, that movie would have been so freakin' blah.
Anyway, how it's probably gonna go down:
Best Picture
No Country for Old Men vs. There Will Be Blood
Best Actor
Daniel Day-Lewis vs. Viggo Mortensen
Best Actress
Marion Cotillard vs. Julie Christie (although, I'm willing to bet a hefty sum of money that Marion has this LOCKED DOWN)
Supporting Actor
Javier Bardem vs. Casey Affleck
Supporting Actress
Cate Blanchett vs. Amy Ryan
Best Director
Coen Brothers vs. Paul Thomas Anderson