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]]>Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:33:02 GMTMovie MarathonsWed, 22 Jul 2009 01:35:58 GMT15022Group Spout Group:Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies! http://www.spout.com/groups/Movies_we_do_not_want_to_see/70/default.aspx Group Name: Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies!
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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: moatorium on Mendes suburb stylings please. http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2009/4/6/41472.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Post Date: 4/6/2009 2:52:34 PM
Body: Doesn't wanna talk about the Wheelers anymore either. Terrific performances elevate lifeless characters, heavy handed direction & Thomas Newmans CHRIST ALMIGHTY overbearing score.
]]>Mon, 06 Apr 2009 18:52:34 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog4/6/2009 2:52:34 PMDoesn't wanna talk about the Wheelers anymore either. Terrific performances elevate lifeless characters, heavy handed direction & Thomas Newmans CHRIST ALMIGHTY overbearing score. Spout Post: Abbie Cornish... http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/8/11/33853.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Post Date: 8/11/2008 11:07:56 AM
Body: is the hottest junkie I've ever seen. Little wrong on that, but the performances are all around good.
]]>Mon, 11 Aug 2008 15:07:56 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog8/11/2008 11:07:56 AMis the hottest junkie I've ever seen. Little wrong on that, but the performances are all around good. Spout Post: About A Son... http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/8/1/33394.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: I can listen to Kurt Cobain talk all day. This movie would have worked better as a audio book. Just slapping some images of Aberdeen and Seattle over Kurt's voice a movie does not make.
]]>Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:48:27 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog8/1/2008 11:48:27 AMI can listen to Kurt Cobain talk all day. This movie would have worked better as a audio book. Just slapping some images of Aberdeen and Seattle over Kurt's voice a movie does not make. Spout Post: Tears Of A Black Planet http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/6/25/31702.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: Man, when I saw this trailer earlier this year, I was hoping it was going to be the best movie ever made. It looked like so much fun. Instead, it felt badly edited (was it made for TV??? it sure seems like in some places) and more of a Douglas Sirk tribute than a actual western. Weak.
]]>Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:11:42 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog6/25/2008 7:11:42 PMMan, when I saw this trailer earlier this year, I was hoping it was going to be the best movie ever made. It looked like so much fun. Instead, it felt badly edited (was it made for TV??? it sure seems like in some places) and more of a Douglas Sirk tribute than a actual western. Weak. Spout Post: The United States Of Gosling is Overrated http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/6/25/31677.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: Is it me, or does Gosling just pretend he's playing Donnie Darko with Jena Malone??? It's practically Gyllenhall's performance. Solid acting by the rest in this typical indie movie. Whatever.
]]>Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:50:13 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog6/25/2008 3:50:13 PMIs it me, or does Gosling just pretend he's playing Donnie Darko with Jena Malone??? It's practically Gyllenhall's performance. Solid acting by the rest in this typical indie movie. Whatever. Spout Post: Bad. Really. http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/6/16/31289.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: Will Ferrell made the worst movie of last year (Blades Of Glory). Now it looks like he made the worst movie of this year. Still a little young in the year, but goddamn that was bad.
]]>Mon, 16 Jun 2008 21:09:05 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog6/16/2008 5:09:05 PMWill Ferrell made the worst movie of last year (Blades Of Glory). Now it looks like he made the worst movie of this year. Still a little young in the year, but goddamn that was bad. Spout Post: THE LIST: 2007 EDITION ( way f$%king late, I know) http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/4/1/26820.aspxPost By: awkwardj
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Body: I couldn’t make the list til I saw Into The Wild. I’m glad I waited.The movies from 2007 that have absolutely no redeeming value.46. BLADES OF GLORY - Wil Ferrell, Will Arnet, Amy Poehler and the lovely Jenna FIscher. WHAT THE FUCK WENT WRONG?45. GHOST RIDER - The character looked cool. Wes Bentley did not. MSJ, step away from the PREACHER slowly with your hands up!44. I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE - Chris Rock is probably the funniest man on the planet. Tell someone else to write his movies (and not Louis C.K.).43. SMOKIN’ ACES - Let’s face it, NARC was a fluke.42. THE EX - Shudder. Would be up next to Blades Of Glory other than the fact that stars Jason Bateman and Zach Braff.The rest. No matter how far down the list they are, I will be able to revisit every single one of these movies and enjoy at least one aspect of them.41. CATCH AND RELEASE - Nothing offensive here other than a formulaic script.40. RENO 911: MIAMI - Never watched the show, but went because it was on the cheap seats. I laughed. Secret weapon (of almost any comedy in the last few years): Paul Rudd.39. FANTASTIC FOUR: THE RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER - Suffers from the exact same problems the first one did. With slightly better action sequences. Mr. Story, step away from the first family slowly, with your hands up!38. BLACK SNAKE MOAN - Yes, it was skillfully directed and acted. Did anyone give a shit about this script??? It sorta kinda sucked ass. By sorta kinda, I mean SUCKED.37. I AM LEGEND - Would have liked a little more, if Big Willy was being attacked by something other than cgi monsters.36. SPIDER-MAN 3 - When I started to make this list back when it was list time, this was much lower. At the time, Silver Surfer was beating it. Cocouldn’t let that happen! So I watched it again. Phew. It’s not really all that bad. Yeah, a little too much crying and forgiveness, but the only truly awful thing in the movie is Topher Grace. Now, I’m not blaming the Topher, he did what was he was contracted and told to do. But that whole part of the script is just plain awful. The rest is quite fun.35. THE LOOKOUT - By all means not that great of a thriller, but I had a lot of fun based on cast alone.34. LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD - God, if this movie didn’t star John McClane, I never would have sat through it. Stoopid action is stoopid action. Stoopid action with John McClane is retarded fun.33. HOSTEL: PART TWO - I liked it. Ambitious, something I can’t seem to think of any horror sequel has been in the last forever. It fails, but damn does it try!32. STARDUST - I was bored to shit during the first few minutes and then all of sudden started giving a shit. Don’t know why or where exactly it happened, but damn I had alot of fun with this movie.31. BEE MOVIE - Pure Jerry. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.30. YEAR OF THE DOG - I may not revisit it that often, but I thought this was a hysterically sad film with a great award worthy performance from Molly Shannon.29. THE MIST - The biggest disappointment of 2007. There are things to like about it. There are plenty of things to hate about it.28. OCEAN’S 13 - A fun caper.If I hadn’t seen 11 and 12, would care so much more.27. WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY - It trys really hard. Oh well, still funnier than half the comedies out there.26. THE TV SET - So much funnier than the movie above (also by director Jake Kasdan), but limited in terms of scope. Will work better on TV (irony?).25. THE SIMPSONS MOVIE - A solid turn for televisions first family.24. WAITRESS - Yes, Keri Russell is a star (and overlooked at the end of the year). Now can someone please make Nathan Fillion one????? I miss you Adrienne.23. TRANSFORMERS - I like it when big robots beat up other big robots. Sue me.22. RESCUE DAWN - I got nothing to say here.21. STEPHANIE DALEY - A great central performance from Amber Tamblyn should keep her working for some time to come. Skillful direction of horrible subject, when it’s able to break away from two people talking in a room. Best music cue of the year: The Wrens - Everyone Choose Sides during the most harrowing scene of the year. I’m pissed, I’ve wanted to use that song in a movie since it came out 10 fucking years ago. DAMN.20. THE BREAK UP - I never thought this would make any list (unless said list covered all the moves of the year). It’s great. It does everything a romantic comedy is supposed to do except... and that’s what makes it great. I think I officially give a shit about anything Peyton Reed touches. Imagine what his Fantastic Four movie would have been...19. MICHAEL CLAYTON - While certainly not my idea of Academy Award worthy, a tight little thriller starring the only goddamn star that matters.18. GRINDHOUSE - Don’t blame me Tarantino, you get rid of the shitpile that is Planet Terror, and you’d be in the top ten (if not five!). Not my fault.17. Ratatouille - Brad Bird does it agian.16. BREACH - A better thriller than Clayton with a overlooked performance from Chris Cooper. This movie made me a Ryan Phillipe fan. I kinda hate it for that.15. SUNSHINE - Starts out strong and ends... not so strong. Turns a little standard in the last half hour, but is still totally engrossing.14. MARGOT AT THE WEDDING - Sometimes I like to hate myself. And you. Noah Baumbach movies make that possible. Thanks Noah.13. THE DARJEELING LIMITED - Anderson shows Mr. Baumbach he didn’t need his help on the last one, since that didn’t make anyones list. For good reason. Heart and soul of this movie: Adrian Brody. Creep factor: Owen WIlson’s character talking about his suicide attempt. Now, Mr. Anderson, I ask you to put away your Glass family love, and make a movie about normal people. Can you do it?12. THE KINGDOM - I’ve loved Peter Berg since Late For Dinner, but I had no idea he’d turn into a really kick ass director. This is a glossy Hollywood thriller that works.THE TOP TEN:11 / 10. KOCKED UP / HOT FUZZ - Yep, I’m cheating. I can’t decide. So why do it?9. GONE BABY GONE - This is kinda a glossy Hollywood thriller that works. But the stuff that works so well, would never fly in a truly Hollywood thriller. Kudos Ben!8. INTO THE WILD - I’m a bit biased as this is based on one of my favorite books (one of my favorite gifts I’ve ever gotten), and I’ve thought about how I would have made a movie out of it since the day I read it. Sean Penn shows my imagination I knew nothing about how to make this work as a narrative. Great performances all around, directed by a man who has truly became a gifted filmmaker in his fourth try out (no disrespect to The Indian Runner, a movie I love, but more because of script and performance than direction).7. THERE WILL BE BLOOD - If ever there was a category for most matured since the last time out, it would go to the other Mr. Anderson. Everything they have said is true (even some of the flaws). Even though it’s this far down the list, in ten years, it will still probably be on the best of the decade list as I get more viewing. Weak link: Paul Dano. His performance is good, if not great, but next to Lewis it seems like child’s play, especially in the films climatic moments. 6. THE ASSASINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD - The best western since Unforgiven. Brad Pitt has never been better. Fuck the academy, this is no supporting turn... BEST ACTOR OF 2007: CASEY AFFLECK (sorry Daniel).5. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN - Thank you lord for returning me the Coens. Is Josh Brolin a star now??? Cause that would be cool.4. THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM - Paul Greengrass made a movie, I made a list. If they never make another, perfect. If they decide to come back and make another, perfect.3. 300 - It’s just that good.Now, The Michael Cera double feature:2. JUNO - I have a hard time putting this at two. A really hard time. I’ve seen it six times in the theater (a seventh viewing is planned for this week). It’s a movie that I love more and more with every viewing and find more to love every time. While the script goofs up for a second in the first 5 minutes, after that, it’s perfect. Diablo deserves her academy award. It couldn’t come alive without Jason Reitman. He does everything right. Casting, music, camera placement, it’s all on. I can go on and on and on about this movie. BEST SCREENPLAY OF 2007: Diablo Cody BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS OF 2007: JENNIFER GARNER BEST ACTRESS OF 2007: ELLEN PAGE BEST DIRECTOR OF 2007: JASON REITMAN (sorry Coens, in a just world, you would have won for Fargo and lost this year).1 MOVIE OF 2007 - SUPERBADIt really hurts me not putting Juno here. Like I have butterfly’s right now just typing this. But I did not have more fun at the movies last year than this comedy. While over the top in the Fogel story, it’s a perfect compliment to the "real" segments. Jonah Hill and Michael Cera are perfect as friends who are about to be split up and it gives this "lets get alcohol and get laid" story so much heart. Did I mention it’s really fucking funny? I mean REALLY fucking funny. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR OF 2007: Javier...oh wait... CHRISTOPHER MINTZ-PLASSE.as for the rest: BEST ALBUM OF 2007: The Fratelli’s - Costello MusicBEST COMIC OF 2007: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season EightBEST TELEVISION OF 2007: Lost Season 3 (narrowly beating The Office).that’s all she wrote folks.
]]>Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:14:16 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog4/1/2008 1:14:16 PMI couldn’t make the list til I saw Into The Wild. I’m glad I waited.The movies from 2007 that have absolutely no redeeming value.46. BLADES OF GLORY - Wil Ferrell, Will Arnet, Amy Poehler and the lovely Jenna FIscher. WHAT THE FUCK WENT WRONG?45. GHOST RIDER - The character looked cool. Wes Bentley did not. MSJ, step away from the PREACHER slowly with your hands up!44. I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE - Chris Rock is probably the funniest man on the planet. Tell someone else to write his movies (and not Louis C.K.).43. SMOKIN’ ACES - Let’s face it, NARC was a fluke.42. THE EX - Shudder. Would be up next to Blades Of Glory other than the fact that stars Jason Bateman and Zach Braff.The rest. No matter how far down the list they are, I will be able to revisit every single one of these movies and enjoy at least one aspect of them.41. CATCH AND RELEASE - Nothing offensive here other than a formulaic script.40. RENO 911: MIAMI - Never watched the show, but went because it was on the cheap seats. I laughed. Secret weapon (of almost any comedy in the last few years): Paul Rudd.39. FANTASTIC FOUR: THE RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER - Suffers from the exact same problems the first one did. With slightly better action sequences. Mr. Story, step away from the first family slowly, with your hands up!38. BLACK SNAKE MOAN - Yes, it was skillfully directed and acted. Did anyone give a shit about this script??? It sorta kinda sucked ass. By sorta kinda, I mean SUCKED.37. I AM LEGEND - Would have liked a little more, if Big Willy was being attacked by something other than cgi monsters.36. SPIDER-MAN 3 - When I started to make this list back when it was list time, this was much lower. At the time, Silver Surfer was beating it. Cocouldn’t let that happen! So I watched it again. Phew. It’s not really all that bad. Yeah, a little too much crying and forgiveness, but the only truly awful thing in the movie is Topher Grace. Now, I’m not blaming the Topher, he did what was he was contracted and told to do. But that whole part of the script is just plain awful. The rest is quite fun.35. THE LOOKOUT - By all means not that great of a thriller, but I had a lot of fun based on cast alone.34. LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD - God, if this movie didn’t star John McClane, I never would have sat through it. Stoopid action is stoopid action. Stoopid action with John McClane is retarded fun.33. HOSTEL: PART TWO - I liked it. Ambitious, something I can’t seem to think of any horror sequel has been in the last forever. It fails, but damn does it try!32. STARDUST - I was bored to shit during the first few minutes and then all of sudden started giving a shit. Don’t know why or where exactly it happened, but damn I had alot of fun with this movie.31. BEE MOVIE - Pure Jerry. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.30. YEAR OF THE DOG - I may not revisit it that often, but I thought this was a hysterically sad film with a great award worthy performance from Molly Shannon.29. THE MIST - The biggest disappointment of 2007. There are things to like about it. There are plenty of things to hate about it.28. OCEAN’S 13 - A fun caper.If I hadn’t seen 11 and 12, would care so much more.27. WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY - It trys really hard. Oh well, still funnier than half the comedies out there.26. THE TV SET - So much funnier than the movie above (also by director Jake Kasdan), but limited in terms of scope. Will work better on TV (irony?).25. THE SIMPSONS MOVIE - A solid turn for televisions first family.24. WAITRESS - Yes, Keri Russell is a star (and overlooked at the end of the year). Now can someone please make Nathan Fillion one????? I miss you Adrienne.23. TRANSFORMERS - I like it when big robots beat up other big robots. Sue me.22. RESCUE DAWN - I got nothing to say here.21. STEPHANIE DALEY - A great central performance from Amber Tamblyn should keep her working for some time to come. Skillful direction of horrible subject, when it’s able to break away from two people talking in a room. Best music cue of the year: The Wrens - Everyone Choose Sides during the most harrowing scene of the year. I’m pissed, I’ve wanted to use that song in a movie since it came out 10 fucking years ago. DAMN.20. THE BREAK UP - I never thought this would make any list (unless said list covered all the moves of the year). It’s great. It does everything a romantic comedy is supposed to do except... and that’s what makes it great. I think I officially give a shit about anything Peyton Reed touches. Imagine what his Fantastic Four movie would have been...19. MICHAEL CLAYTON - While certainly not my idea of Academy Award worthy, a tight little thriller starring the only goddamn star that matters.18. GRINDHOUSE - Don’t blame me Tarantino, you get rid of the shitpile that is Planet Terror, and you’d be in the top ten (if not five!). Not my fault.17. Ratatouille - Brad Bird does it agian.16. BREACH - A better thriller than Clayton with a overlooked performance from Chris Cooper. This movie made me a Ryan Phillipe fan. I kinda hate it for that.15. SUNSHINE - Starts out strong and ends... not so strong. Turns a little standard in the last half hour, but is still totally engrossing.14. MARGOT AT THE WEDDING - Sometimes I like to hate myself. And you. Noah Baumbach movies make that possible. Thanks Noah.13. THE DARJEELING LIMITED - Anderson shows Mr. Baumbach he didn’t need his help on the last one, since that didn’t make anyones list. For good reason. Heart and soul of this movie: Adrian Brody. Creep factor: Owen WIlson’s character talking about his suicide attempt. Now, Mr. Anderson, I ask you to put away your Glass family love, and make a movie about normal people. Can you do it?12. THE KINGDOM - I’ve loved Peter Berg since Late For Dinner, but I had no idea he’d turn into a really kick ass director. This is a glossy Hollywood thriller that works.THE TOP TEN:11 / 10. KOCKED UP / HOT FUZZ - Yep, I’m cheating. I can’t decide. So why do it?9. GONE BABY GONE - This is kinda a glossy Hollywood thriller that works. But the stuff that works so well, would never fly in a truly Hollywood thriller. Kudos Ben!8. INTO THE WILD - I’m a bit biased as this is based on one of my favorite books (one of my favorite gifts I’ve ever gotten), and I’ve thought about how I would have made a movie out of it since the day I read it. Sean Penn shows my imagination I knew nothing about how to make this work as a narrative. Great performances all around, directed by a man who has truly became a gifted filmmaker in his fourth try out (no disrespect to The Indian Runner, a movie I love, but more because of script and performance than direction).7. THERE WILL BE BLOOD - If ever there was a category for most matured since the last time out, it would go to the other Mr. Anderson. Everything they have said is true (even some of the flaws). Even though it’s this far down the list, in ten years, it will still probably be on the best of the decade list as I get more viewing. Weak link: Paul Dano. His performance is good, if not great, but next to Lewis it seems like child’s play, especially in the films climatic moments. 6. THE ASSASINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD - The best western since Unforgiven. Brad Pitt has never been better. Fuck the academy, this is no supporting turn... BEST ACTOR OF 2007: CASEY AFFLECK (sorry Daniel).5. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN - Thank you lord for returning me the Coens. Is Josh Brolin a star now??? Cause that would be cool.4. THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM - Paul Greengrass made a movie, I made a list. If they never make another, perfect. If they decide to come back and make another, perfect.3. 300 - It’s just that good.Now, The Michael Cera double feature:2. JUNO - I have a hard time putting this at two. A really hard time. I’ve seen it six times in the theater (a seventh viewing is planned for this week). It’s a movie that I love more and more with every viewing and find more to love every time. While the script goofs up for a second in the first 5 minutes, after that, it’s perfect. Diablo deserves her academy award. It couldn’t come alive without Jason Reitman. He does everything right. Casting, music, camera placement, it’s all on. I can go on and on and on about this movie. BEST SCREENPLAY OF 2007: Diablo Cody BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS OF 2007: JENNIFER GARNER BEST ACTRESS OF 2007: ELLEN PAGE BEST DIRECTOR OF 2007: JASON REITMAN (sorry Coens, in a just world, you would have won for Fargo and lost this year).1 MOVIE OF 2007 - SUPERBADIt really hurts me not putting Juno here. Like I have butterfly’s right now just typing this. But I did not have more fun at the movies last year than this comedy. While over the top in the Fogel story, it’s a perfect compliment to the "real" segments. Jonah Hill and Michael Cera are perfect as friends who are about to be split up and it gives this "lets get alcohol and get laid" story so much heart. Did I mention it’s really fucking funny? I mean REALLY fucking funny. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR OF 2007: Javier...oh wait... CHRISTOPHER MINTZ-PLASSE.as for the rest: BEST ALBUM OF 2007: The Fratelli’s - Costello MusicBEST COMIC OF 2007: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season EightBEST TELEVISION OF 2007: Lost Season 3 (narrowly beating The Office).that’s all she wrote folks. Spout Post: Margot At The Wedding http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/3/29/26746.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: In a year of Invasions and Golden Pointerthingys, it's nice to see Nicole Kidman actually act. With relish.
]]>Sat, 29 Mar 2008 19:57:38 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog3/29/2008 3:57:38 PMIn a year of Invasions and Golden Pointerthingys, it's nice to see Nicole Kidman actually act. With relish. Spout Post: The Oscar Lowdawn http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/2/24/25531.aspxPost By: awkwardj
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Body: Best Visual Effects: Transformersshould have been nominated: parts of Spider-Man 3.Best Sound Mixing: Transformersshould go to: RatatouilleBest Sound Editing: Transformersshould go to: RataouilleBest Live Action Short: Tanghi Argentiniwhy? how the fuck would I know.Best Animated Short: I Met The Walruswhy? Always go with the Beatle.Best Documentary Short: Sari's Motherwhy? how the fuck would I know.Best Makeup: La Vie En Rosewhy? Cause their gonna give it to Norbit?Best Art Direction: Sweeney Toddshould win: Anything else.Best Costume Design: Sweeney Toddshould win: could really give a shit. Give Atwood another fucking oscar.Best Score: Michael Giacchino (Ratatouille)should win: above. should have been nominated: Johnny Greenwood (There Will Be Blood) and Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (The Assasination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford).Best Song: Falling Slowly (Once)should win: above.Best Editing: Roderick Jaynes (No Country For Old Men)should win: Christopher Rouse (The Bourne Ultimatum)Best Cinematograpgy: Roger Deakins (No Country For Old Men)should win: Roger Deakins (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford)Best Documentary: No End In Sightshould have been nominated: King Of KongBest Foriegn Film: The Counterfittersshould win: huh? I didn't see any of these.Best Screenplay (Adapted): Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country For Old Men)should win: Joel and Ethan Coen. should have been nominated: Andrew Dominik (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford)Best Screenplay (Original): Diablo Cody (Juno)should and better win: Diablo Cody. should have been nominated: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg (Superbad)Best Supporting Actress: Cate Blanchett (I'm Not There)should win: I'm pulling for a Amy Ryan (Gone Baby Gone) upset. should have been nominated: Leslie Mann (Knocked Up), Jennifer Garner (Juno).Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardeem (No Country For Old Men)should win: Casey Affleck (The Assination Of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford) should have been nominated: Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Superbad)Best Actress: Julie Christie (Away From Her)should win: no disrespect to anyone on the list, but if Ellen Page (Juno) wins it, I'll be exceptionally happy. Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (There Will Be Blood)should win: Daniel Day-Lewis. should have been nominated: Casey Affleck (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Brad Pitt (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Emille Hersch (Into The Wild) and on and on and on....Best Director: Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country For Old Men)should win: Jason Reitman (Juno) and I'll defend that choice til the end of days motherfuckers. should have been nominated: Andrew Dominik (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Sean Penn (Into The Wild), Judd Apatow (Knocked Up).Best Picture: No Country For Old Menshould win: Juno should have been nominated: The Assaination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, Superbad. There ya have it. Call me out on it tomorrow. And if Juno sweeps it's categorys, I'll be pulling my pud.
]]>Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:45:36 GMTawkwardjhonest to blog2/24/2008 11:45:36 AMBest Visual Effects: Transformersshould have been nominated: parts of Spider-Man 3.Best Sound Mixing: Transformersshould go to: RatatouilleBest Sound Editing: Transformersshould go to: RataouilleBest Live Action Short: Tanghi Argentiniwhy? how the fuck would I know.Best Animated Short: I Met The Walruswhy? Always go with the Beatle.Best Documentary Short: Sari's Motherwhy? how the fuck would I know.Best Makeup: La Vie En Rosewhy? Cause their gonna give it to Norbit?Best Art Direction: Sweeney Toddshould win: Anything else.Best Costume Design: Sweeney Toddshould win: could really give a shit. Give Atwood another fucking oscar.Best Score: Michael Giacchino (Ratatouille)should win: above. should have been nominated: Johnny Greenwood (There Will Be Blood) and Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (The Assasination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford).Best Song: Falling Slowly (Once)should win: above.Best Editing: Roderick Jaynes (No Country For Old Men)should win: Christopher Rouse (The Bourne Ultimatum)Best Cinematograpgy: Roger Deakins (No Country For Old Men)should win: Roger Deakins (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford)Best Documentary: No End In Sightshould have been nominated: King Of KongBest Foriegn Film: The Counterfittersshould win: huh? I didn't see any of these.Best Screenplay (Adapted): Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country For Old Men)should win: Joel and Ethan Coen. should have been nominated: Andrew Dominik (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford)Best Screenplay (Original): Diablo Cody (Juno)should and better win: Diablo Cody. should have been nominated: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg (Superbad)Best Supporting Actress: Cate Blanchett (I'm Not There)should win: I'm pulling for a Amy Ryan (Gone Baby Gone) upset. should have been nominated: Leslie Mann (Knocked Up), Jennifer Garner (Juno).Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardeem (No Country For Old Men)should win: Casey Affleck (The Assination Of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford) should have been nominated: Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Superbad)Best Actress: Julie Christie (Away From Her)should win: no disrespect to anyone on the list, but if Ellen Page (Juno) wins it, I'll be exceptionally happy. Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (There Will Be Blood)should win: Daniel Day-Lewis. should have been nominated: Casey Affleck (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Brad Pitt (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Emille Hersch (Into The Wild) and on and on and on....Best Director: Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country For Old Men)should win: Jason Reitman (Juno) and I'll defend that choice til the end of days motherfuckers. should have been nominated: Andrew Dominik (The Assasination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford), Sean Penn (Into The Wild), Judd Apatow (Knocked Up).Best Picture: No Country For Old Menshould win: Juno should have been nominated: The Assaination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, Superbad. There ya have it. Call me out on it tomorrow. And if Juno sweeps it's categorys, I'll be pulling my pud. Spout Post: Jump! http://www.spout.com/blogs/awkwardj/archive/2008/2/17/25236.aspx Post By: awkwardj
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Body: It's quite stupid. Very inept in places. I liked it quite a bit. Viva La Liman.
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