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    Oscar nominations 2008/2009

    The ones that count

    Actors and Actresses"

    Mickey Rourke - The Wrestler Best Actor Nomination
    Kate Winslet - The Reader Best Actress Nomination
    Marissa Tomei - The Wrestler Best Supporting Actress Nomination
    Meryl Streep - Doubt Best Actress
    Heath Ledger - The Dark Knight Best Supporting Actor
    Josh Brolin - Milk Best Supporting Actor
    Angelina Jolie - The Changeling Best Actress Nomination
    Robert Downey Jr. - Tropic Thunder Best Supporting Actor Nomination
    Sean Penn - Milk ) Best Actor Nomination

    Best Film Nominees
    Milk
    Slumdog Millionaire
    Benjamin Button

    Best Animated Film Nomination
    Wall-E
    Bolt
    Kung Fu Panda

    Best Screenplay Original
    Wall-E
    Slumdog Millionaire

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    8 Nominations for The Dark Knight (Mostly technical)
    8 Nominations for Slumdog Millionaire inclding 2 noms for best original song.
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    "The Curious Case...." is also nominated for Best Picture.

    I'm kind of disappointed that The Wrestler didn't get nominated for Best Picture. Although I haven't seen it, it looked the best out of the current lineup there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3pidemiC View Post
    I'm kind of disappointed that The Wrestler didn't get nominated for Best Picture. Although I haven't seen it, it looked the best out of the current lineup there.
    I'm not too surprised. it was a good film, perhaps even great, but the acting (and requisite direction that helped draw it out) were what made the film. The story itself, though well scripted is pretty run of the mill, even pedestrian in some cases, in my opinion.

    I'm hoping for Ledger, Rourke, Tomei, Winslet, Benjamin Button and Slumdog to snare wins.

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    Ledger....who would've guessed?

    Nothing against Ledger and I loved his role, but did anyone actually think that he WOULDN'T get nominated? I'm pretty much positive he'll win it too.

    TDK should definitely get Cinematography. Awesome, groundbreaking stuff...
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    it would be nice to see mickey rourke win. come on, who doesn't love a great comeback story?
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    Come on Rourke, Ledger, WALL-E, Dark Knight, Benjamin Button and indeed Marissa Tomei's fit titties (she also acted bloody well in The Wrestler ... but she is well fit, it has to be said).

    The Wrestler was fucking great, it's a shame The Dark Knight didn't get nommed for best picture - Titanic won best picture, and The Dark Knight doesn't even get a nomination? Geez.

    Then I'll say Winslet for leading actress, she's a top bird from Blighty, so I'm pulling for my fellow country-woman. Benjamin for Directing - cos Fincher bloody well deserves it - even though I haven't seen Curious Case yet (but I definitely want to).

    Visual effects - a toughie, cos The Dark Knight was more a case of practical stuff (which was amazing), with some CGI touch-ups ... Ben Button (from the trailer at least) looks disturbingly good with all it's intricate aging of the actors ... script wise - I'll sit in the corner of In Bruges, which was a fantastically good film which always had me on the back foot, while keeping me thoroughly entertained.

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