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Old age Armie is fucking terrifying.I wish a better director had made this, Clint always succeeds in making his films dull as dishwater, though I think he accidentally made a few compelling scenes involving some of the FBI investigations, that and Leo's good performance don't save what is ultimately a snorefest though.

DC WINNERS Best Film: The Artist Best Director: Martin Scorsese (Hugo) Best Actor: George Clooney (The Descendants) Best Actress: Michelle Williams (My Week with Marilyn) Best Supporting Actor: Albert Brooks (Drive) Best Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer (The Help) Best Acting Ensemble: Bridesmaids Best Adapted Screenplay: Alexander Payne and Nate Faxon & Jim Rash (The Descendants) Best Original Screenplay: Will Reiser (50/50) Best Animated Feature: Rango Best Documentary: Cave of Forgotten Dreams Best Foreign Language Film: The Skin I Live In Best Art Direction: Dante Ferretti, Production Designer, and Francesca Lo Schiavo, Set Decorator (Hugo) Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki (The Tree of Life) Best Score: Ludovic Bource (The Artist)

Solidly entertaining way to spent 80 minutes with plenty laughs in there, most of them come from Christoph Waltz, whose performance is a work of genius. Foster and Winslet are too OTT, it's like they watched the play and decided to totally copy what thr actresses there were doing, not knowing that there's a big difference between stage and screen acting. And John C. Reily, well, as much as I like him he just seems desperate to catch up with everyone else here.

Adam's best performance by far. 10x better than anything else he's done. Also superbly directed by PTA.

I assume this is the 1963 version since thats what I requested. One of the most terrifying horror movies ever made

Not the score that was totally amazing?

A Separation FTW! I'm pretty sure it's won every foreign award so far. Though knowing the Academy's history they'll go for the blandest, safest option.

Rio only had a better story than Rango for anyone under the age of 8. Rio was so annoying and childish, it had almost no originality, I'd be horrified if that won.

I always thought the best definition came from Google - A person who believes that their tastes in a particular area are superior to those of other people. That's not really what you're discribing, you can be a snob and love Twilight.

It really would be if they gave Gosling a nomination for Drive or Ides Of March, do it Academy, for the good of a total eye candy line up!

Oh, for fuck's sake.

V. nice for Shame!

I hope the Andy Serkis campaign doesn't get much else beyond this, but a bunch of other groups will probably try to be "cool" like what DC are doing and give him more nominations.

^Yeah, those were posted on the last page! Awesome for Win Win, which is still one of the year's best movies.

Your loss, I guess.

That acting ensemble lineup is also pretty good, Hugo, Harry Potter and Margin Call!

Very nice showing for Drive, though it was always going to do well with critics. Does the Andy Serkis nod mean anything serious towards his Oscar campaign? Probably not.

Yes!!!!! Awesome, awesome, awesome. I hope it does become the highest grossing NC17. a good film deserves that title.

ATM this seems like the only place Ides of March could get any recognition. Hope it gets nominated.

Hugo, Ides of March TTSS, Tintin, Drive, Contagion, Hanna, Super 8 are some of the best IMO.Of course, I'm only counting movies I've seen, War Horse is good as well, won't put it in mY favourites until I see it though.

Extremely, Beginners, Kingsley, Kenneth, Branagh and Marilyn are all spelled wrong.

What? I don't remember people saying that! Maybe becuase she should've won for Frozen River or whatever. AMY ADAMS was more deserving of the Oscar last year than LEO.

I counted 6.

But in the Academy's mind she will be supporting.

Yep.