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Enter Batman Returns. :PLoved the trailer, pleasantly suprised and relieved by Anne.

Captain America SteelbookDidn't care for the movie but this SB was too sexy to turn down.

I like my favourite movies and filmmakers to be rewarded as much as the next guy but some people take these awards way too seriously.

Doesn't look like there's much of a core there but I'm excited if only because it's stop-motion.

Yep. You could always buy them off Ebay.

It's fantastic. If it had artwork on the inside it would be perfect.

Under Harvey Weinstein, Potter would have won around 20 by now.

SM2's VFX is a bit dated and inconsistent, but overall what they accomplished with Doc Ock's arms was stunning. There are so many CG shots in that movie I'd swear were practically done.

Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes Steelbook

Houstin nominees.Best PictureDrive, Film DistrictExtremely Loud & Incredibly Close, Warner Bros.Midnight in Paris, Sony Pictures ClassicsTake Shelter, Sony Pictures ClassicsThe Artist, The Weinstein CompanyThe Descendants, Fox SearchlightThe Help, Dreamworks & TouchstoneThe Tree of Life, Fox SearchlightWar Horse, Dreamworks & DisneyWin Win, Fox SearchlightBest DirectorAlexander Payne, The DescendantsMichel Hazanavicius, The ArtistNicholas Winding Refn, DriveTerrence Malick, The Tree of LifeWoody Allen, Midnight in ParisBest ActorBrad Pitt, MoneyballGeorge Clooney, The DescendantsJean Dujardin, The ArtistMichael Fassbender, ShameMichael Shannon, Take ShelterBest ActressElizabeth Olsen, Martha Marcy May MarleneMeryl Streep, The Iron LadyMichelle Williams, My Week with MarilynTilda Swinton, We Need to Talk About KevinViola Davis, The HelpSupporting ActorAlbert Brooks, DriveAlex Shaffer, Win WinAndy Serkis, Rise of the Planet of the ApesArmie Hammer, J. EdgarChristopher Plummer, BeginnersSupporting ActressJanet McTeer, Albert NobbsJessica Chastain, The HelpMelissa McCarthy, BridesmaidsOctavia Spencer, The HelpShailene Woodley, The DescendantsBest ScreenplayAlexander Payne, Nat Foxon & Jim Rash, The DescendantsMichel Hazanavicius, The ArtistTom McCarthy, Win WinWill Reiser, 50/50Woody Allen, Midnight in ParisBest CinematographyEmmanuel Lubezki, The Tree of LifeGuillaume Schiffman, The ArtistJanusz Kaminski, War HorseRobert Richardson, HugoThomas Newton Segel, DriveBest Song“Lay Your Head Down,” from Albert Nobbs, music & lyrics by B. Bryne & G. Close“Life’s a Happy Song,” from The Muppets, music & lyrics by Bret McKenzie“Star-Spangled Man,” from Captain America, music & lyrics by Alan Menken“The Living Proof,” from The Help, music & lyrics by Mary J. Blige“Think You Can Wait,” from Win Win, music & lyrics by The NationalBest ScoreAlexandre Desplat, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2Harry Escott, ShameJohn Williams, The Adventures of Tin-TinJohn Williams, War HorseLudovic Bource, The ArtistBest Foreign Film13 Assassins, Magnet ReleasingElite Squad: The Enemy Within, New VideoI Saw the Devil, Magnet ReleasingThe Artist, The Weinstein CompanyThe Skin I Live In, Sony Pictures ClassicsBest DocumentaryBuck, Sundance SelectsCave of Forgotten Dreams, IFC FilmsProject Nim, LionsgateThe Elephant in the Living Room, NightFly EntertainmentUndefeated, The Weinstein CompanyBest AnimatedAdventures of Tin-Tin, DreamworksHappy Feet Two, Warner Bros.Kung Fu Panda 2, DreamworksPuss in Boots, DreamworksRango, ParamountWinnie the Pooh, DisneyWorst Film of the Year2011 Humanitarian Honor – Joanne Herring2011 – Lifetime Achievement – Jeff Bridges

John Carpenter's Halloween.

Beyond jealous, Patrick Doyle visited my university a few days back and a bunch of my friends got to meet him. Brave score is very celtic, with gaelic vocalists and bagpipes.

Hmm, Nikki just tweeted this list.“Captain America: The First Avenger”“Cowboys & Aliens”“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2″“Hugo”“Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol”“Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides”“Real Steel”“Rise of the Planet of the Apes”“Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows”“Sucker Punch”“Super 8″“Thor”“Transformers: Dark of the Moon”“The Tree of Life”“X-Men: First Class”#confused

Indeed. Car crash TV every single week, and I love it.

LMAO! She thought she was sailing through.

Caesar.

Apes will have taken over CA the next time it's numbers are updated. :D :D

I'm the exact same.

Bland hero, bland villain and bland visuals. Bland.

Hector WOM is spreading.

1. Dark Shadows2. The Hunger Games3. The Dark Knight Rises4. Frankenweenie5. The Avengers6. War Horse7. Brave8. Skyfall9. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter10. Gravity

It was great until they started adding all those girlfriends which ruined it IMO.Still infinitely superior to the seriously lame 'How I Met Your Mother'.

lol. I didn't like it either.

"Well, I just wanted to let everyone know that we have a new student joining us. She just moved here all the way from Africa." "Welcome!" "...I'm from Michigan..." "....great..."

My favourite track of the series is probably 'Golden Egg' for pure unabashed, old-fashioned brass writing.Honourable mentions to 'Resurrection Stone', 'Voldemort' (GOF), 'Buckbeak's Flight' and 'Leaving Hogwats'.Fawkes' theme is my favourite of the series.