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Was typing this in school when the bell rang.

Eh screw itReservedBEST PICTURE The Bronx is Burning (3) Flowers for Algernon (4) The Giver (2) The Legend of Redwall (5) Mushishi (1)BEST ENSEMBLE The Bronx is Burning (3) Flowers for Algernon (4) The Giver (2) Mushishi (1) StarCraft: Brood War (5)BEST DIRECTOR Danny Boyle- The Who's Tommy (5) Tim Burton- Flowers for Algernon (4) Guillermo del Toro- Mushishi (1) David Lynch- The Giver (2) Martin Scorsese- The Bronx is Burning (3)BEST ACTOR Preston Bailey- The Giver (5) Colin Farrell- Mushishi (3) Jared Leto- Flowers for Algernon (4) Liam Neeson- Resonance (1) Stanley Tucci- The Bronx is Burning (2)BEST ACTRESS Rose Byrne- The Who's Tommy (4) Isla Fisher- Flowers for Algernon (3) Jennifer Lawrence- A Love to Die For (1) Natalie Portman- Dracula (5) Sigourney Weaver- Mushishi (2)BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Gael Garcia Bernal- Resonance (5) Jeff Bridges- The Giver (2) Chiwetel Ejiofer- The Bronx is Burning (1) Gary Oldman- The Most Dangerous Game (4) Ty Simpkins- Mushishi (3)BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Berenice Bejo- The Concert's End (3) Rose Byrne- Mushishi (1) Helena Bonham Carter- Flowers for Algernon (2) Salma Hayek- Resonance (4) Julia Louis-Dreyfus- Cinema Studies (5)BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY The Bronx is Burning (3) Flowers for Algernon (4) The Giver (2) The Legend of Redwall (5) Mushishi (1)BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY The Academy (3) Cinema Studies (5) The Concert's End (2) The Deadline (4) Resonance (1)BEST ANIMATED FEATURE Avatar: The Last Airbender- The Search (5) Catch that Pigeon! (3) Hand Drawn Heroes (2) The Legend of Redwall (1) Thomas was Alone (4)BEST VOICE ACTOR/ACTRESS Dante Basco- Avatar: The Last Airbender- The Search (4) Jesse Eisenberg- The Legend of Redwall (2) Nicholas Hoult- Chessmen (5) Neil Patrick Harris- Hand Drawn Heroes (1) Andy Serkis- Catch that Pigeon! (3)BEST VOICE ACTOR/ACTRESS in a SUPPORTING ROLE Mark Hammil- Hand Drawn Heroes (2) John Hamm- StarCraft: Brood War (3) John Hurt- The Legend of Redwall (1) Keith Szarabajka- Dragon Age: Awakening (4) Alan Tudyk- The Dresden Files: Stormfront (5)BEST ORIGINAL SCORE The Giver- Angelo Badalamenti (5) Hand Drawn Heroes- Danny Elfman (4) The Legend of Redwall- Alan Menken (2) Mushishi- Joe Hiasaska (1) Resonance- Clint Mansell (3)BEST ORIGINAL SONG "Alcohol of Flame" from Keg Party (5) "Catch that Pigeon" from Catch that Pigeon! (3) "Everyone Needs a Home" from Flowers of Algernon (2) "Please Let me Know" from The Who's Tommy (4) "The World is Waiting" from Hand Drawn Heroes (1)BEST SOUND EDITING At the Mountains of Madness (4) Dragon Age: Awakening (5) Mushishi (1) Resonance (2) StarCraft: Brood War (3)BEST SOUND MIXING The Bronx is Burning (5) Dragon Age: Awakening (2) Mushishi (1) Pompeii (4) Resonance (3)BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN At the Mountains of Madness (2) The Concert's End (4) The Giver (3) Mushishi (1) The Who's Tommy (5)BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY The Bronx is Burning (3) The Concert's End (5) The Giver (2) Mushishi (1) Resonance (4)BEST MAKEUP The Concert's End (4) Dracula (5) The Giver (3) Mushishi (2) StarCraft: Brood War (1)BEST COSTUME DESIGN The Academy (4) The Concert's End (5) Flowers for Algernon (3) The Giver (2) Mushishi (1)BEST FILM EDITING The Bronx is Burning (3) Flowers for Algernon (2) The Giver (4) Midnight in the Afghan Valley (5) Mushishi (1)BEST VISUAL EFFECTS At the Mountains of Madness (4) Dragon Age: Awakening (3) Mushishi (2) Pompeii (5) StarCraft: Brood War (1)BEST USE OF ACTION Dragon Age: Awakening (3) Pompeii (4) Resonance (5) StarCraft: Brood War (1) Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (2)

Not incredibly interested.

Plus since I'm not very interested in doing oscar picks, I'll need some time to kill, in school and out.

I'm a fairly fast reader. It is fairly easy for me to fly through a story of a long length. I think I'll be fine.

No I'll do one year every week. Just would like to catch up a bit on the different films as this year had a bunch of sequels I didn't really know any background about.

Would you guys like me to make top ten lists for all the previous years? Just for fun?

Still that was the last day of October. It would actually mostly show for the competition in November as it was only out for one day in October. Plus, it probably didn't make a lot of money in order for it to be direct competition. We'll see what happens when November pops around.

Jan. 6: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug IMAX 3D (3rd time) 9/10Feb. 5: The LEGO Movie 10/10Feb. 21: Robocop 7/10Mar. 21: 300: Rise of an Empire 8/10Apr. 4: Captain America: The Winter Soldier 9/10Apr. 12: Captain America: The Winter Soldier May 4: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 8/10May 17: Godzilla IMAX 3D 9/10Coming Soon:X-Men: Days of Future PastEdge of TomorrowHow to Train your Dragon 2Transformers: Age of ExtinctionDawn of the Planet of the ApesGuardians of the GalaxyTMNTInto the StormThe GiverBig Hero 6InterstellarDumb and Dumber ToMockingjay Part 1Penguins of MadagascarThe Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies

It's been a pretty quiet day, hasn't it?

Episode VIIGodfather or Apocalypse Now

Eh. Alright. I'll take your advice.

Well the razzies are more of a fun poke at the movies of Hollywood, not exactly serious. I won't try to make it mean-spirited or anything. I promise you that.

While Films is out calculating the numbers, I've been thinking. We could do a razzies as well. If you have any thoughts, comments, ideas, categories, who should host, etc., I'd love to hear it. Peace

That comes out on the 31st, a Wednesday, and the November 2-4 weekend is where it'll actually start to make money. Wait until the Nov. post.

Everything they both touch turns to gold. True story

Give the legend his credit!

Riczhang, if you split The Last Battle into two parts, I will laugh and punch my computer screen. :|

A new Star Wars! Yah!

What a weird and uneven year for movies. The Bronx is Burning didn't even crack anyone's #1 spot and yet it has the most points.

THE LAST BOOK IN THE UNIVERSE set for May 10. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic world, a young boy sets out with an old man, who is writing the last book in the universe, to find a cure for his sick sister into various lands that possess far greater dangers.MANIAC MAGEE set for May 24. Directed by "Jerry Maguire" director Cameron Crowe, we see the legend and the truth of the story of Jeffrey Lionel "Maniac" Magee as he ventures into the racist town of Two Mills, Pennsylvania where the east side (blacks) and west side (whites) are separated from one another. Harrison Ford, Russell Crowe, and Kevin Hart star in supporting roles.

I claim the Scary Story Treasury by Alvin Schwartz, I say this because there is more than one book.

Releasing each date and film one at a time...starting now.LAGER Studios presents us... Their year 9 calendar!As their first year begins, the folks at LAGER are working hard and fast to produce and create the movies for their intended release date. Head CEO, Jacob Reaga, spoke with us earlier in the day about the production behind the camera. "We are working hard to make not only great movies," he said, "but fantastic entertainment as well. Everyone is working at warp spead to keep things intact".Here is the rough schedule:INTO THE DEAD, release date planned for January 15. Directed by 'Walking Dead' director Frank Durabaunt, this horror flick is based of a hit app but the same name. Starring Rupert Grint and Norman Reedus as the two leads as they try to survive the Zombie Apocalypse after having their rescue 'copter shot down.THE CAVE, release date set for February 8. From the makers of Paranormal Activity, comes this adaption of a short story of the same name. The plot follows a group of cave explorers as they journey into a mysterious cavern and discover something that probably should've stayed hidden. Starring an entire group of unknowns, and a voice cameo from the great Peter Cullen, this thriller is determined to chill all.THE GOATMAN, release date set for February 22. From director Marcus Dunstan, comes another short story adaption. A group of unknowns play a group of college students who camp out in the woods at night find themselves facing a creature, The Thing and The Slenderman if they morphed together, that is determined to end their fun and send them back in pieces.VECTOR, release dat set for March 15. From first time directors, Andrew and Spencer Buschetti, comes this Sci-Fi thriller based off the hit app. The story takes place in a future far from now. We follow the ex-prisoner Vector as he tries to escape from the hellish society he has been released back into. Starring Newcomer Gabriel Ukawasis as vector and Dominic Cooper, Sebastian Stan, and Theo James. Run like Hell.CLASH OF CLANS, release date set for March 29. From director David Bowers comes the cinematic adaption of the app that turned into an overnight sensation. RISK, release date set for April 19. From director Christopher McQuarrie comes the movie based on the mind-numbingley agitating game ever. Set in an alternate universe, three empires find themselves at war with each other for dominance over the world.

Lol

Sounds Nostalgic.