The other winners are in an earlier post, but here are the big 4 categories that were just announced:
PICTURE: “The Hurt Locker”
Runner-up: “Up in the Air”
DIRECTOR: Kathryn Bigelow, “The Hurt Locker”
Runner-up: Michael Haneke, “The White Ribbon”
ACTRESS: Yolande Moreau, “Séraphine”
Runner-up: Carey Mulligan, “An Education”
ACTOR: Jeff Bridges, “Crazy Heart”
Runner-up: Colin Firth, “A Single Man”
-Thoughts?
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You can look at the earlier post for the rest of the winners, but they seemed to not go for Up in the Air, which surprised me...
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a huge boost for the hurt locker.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely...
ReplyDeleteok lets get real monique and waltz already have thier oscars
ReplyDeleteinglorious and a serious man seem to be fighting it out for screenplay
up has animated
nine and the lovely bones are down for the count
avatar is getting bigger and bigger
mulligan vs streep
and best actor sure is looking interesting right now
up in the air has adapted screen play
avatar has visual and sounds
director seems to be bigelow maybe vs cameron, its all coming together
I think that's a tremendous oversimplification, but you're entitled to your opinion...
ReplyDeleteI actually think its Sidibe VS Streep VS Mulligan.
ReplyDeleteAmong the men its very tight.
Could be, on both counts, though I think a lot still has to be played out...
ReplyDeleteI actually think its Sidibe VS Streep VS Mulligan.
ReplyDeleteAmong the men its very tight.
As I said, it's still early...
ReplyDeleteHa, wouldn't it be awkward for Cameron to lose to Bigelow? Like, King Of the World spent all these years making Avatar, then his ex gets the award.
ReplyDeleteEverything I've read makes it seem that they both are fans of each others work, though when I spoke to Kathryn Bigelow earlier in the year, she hadn't seen the film yet, or wasn't tipping her hand.
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