CAYOM V - The Academy Awards

[Impact]

Shocked by the win in Lead Voice. I thought Wilson had it locked, and Elba had the meatier character role anyway. Awesome to have her win though.

Yes now we need Homer to win now that Bart has

[Impact]

I have a feeling Dogs might win now.I clicked on Shark since I figured nobody vote for it.

[Ezen Baklattan]

Next up is Best Animated Feature, presented by Tom Kenney.

Clay-mation, traditional animation, and computer animation. The field of animation was immensely diverse in style, and it's quite amazing in that effect. He are the nominees for Best Animated Feature. The nominees are...

CANDLELIGHT

CHRIS SMITH & THE ISLAND OF DINOSAURS

PSYCHONAUTS

SHIVERIN' GULCH

THE VERY LAST FIRST TIME

And the winner is...

SHIVERIN' GULCH

Winner: Yee-hah! I'd like to thank everyone for this incredible award, especially those who voted for it. I mean, I wouldn't have won otherwise! Anyways, thank you all, and Linda, Gravity Falls: The Movie, may just very well be happening. You just gotta be patient.

[Impact]

Squids will rule next year (Speaking of which I need to start that film)

[Ezen Baklattan]

Next up is Best Actress, presented by Jim Carrey.

This award for, well, best actress, respects the beautiful women who get to carry a large piece of weight of their films, and all of them succeed here. Here are the nominees for Best Actress.

KEISHA CASTLE-HUGHES IN CELIA, A SLAVE

As a slave who rises up against her master, soon to pay a hefty price for her actions

CATE BLANCHETT IN DAWN OF OBLIVION

As a woman whose love is tested in the eminent end of the world

LEILA HATAMI IN KHAHN BERNARDA ALBA

As an Iranian mother with a strict adherence to tradition

SCARLETT JOHANSON IN PAST TENSE

As a young lover on a cruise ship whose relationship encounters trouble

EMMA WATSON IN THE ECCENTRIC MINDS OF BELMOND LANE

As a young heiress who intends to follow her own path in life

And the winner is....

SCARLET JOHANSON FOR PAST TENSE

Johanson: Wow! What an incredible delight it is to be up here! I'd like to thank everyone, especially Richard Jenkins, Alex Frost, and Sofia Coppola. I'm so excited right now!

[Impact]

Yay!

[Blankments]

My two goals of the year have been accomplished with Shiverin' Gulch's win in Best Animated Film.

[Ezen Baklattan]

And now, Best Actor, presented by Chloe Moretz.

So...this my first time presenting an award. This is going to be quite fun. Here are the nominees for Best Actor.

JASON ISAACS IN THE DOGS OF BABEL

As a man who goes to extreme measures to find out how his wife died

THOMAS JANE IN THE AFFAIR

As a military police major sent in to investigate a murder in Mississippi

RICHARD JENKINS IN PAST TENSE

As a grieving husband who embarks on a cruise to escape the pain of losing his wife

DANIEL DAY-LEWIS IN EMPTY HEARTH

As a former factory worker corrupted by greed in the California gold rush

SCOOT McNAIRY IN THE SHARK MUTINY

As a bright man brought into an intense naval mission

And the winner is...

DANIEL DAY LEWIS FOR EMPTY HEARTH

Lewis: Samuel Richter is quite an incredible character, one that I was honored to portray. I'd like to thank The Academy, and the entire cast and crew of this marvelous film.

Edited December 17, 2012 by Spaghetti

[Impact]

Well I be shocked if Shark or Mind wins right now.

[Blankments]

I was also pleasantly surprised by Dogs' win in Editing. Definitely beating the last two years with one win each.

[Ezen Baklattan]

Best Ensemble is presented by Gus Van Sant

Putting a cast together is a difficult experience, but also once that is quite amazing. We make the film come alive by the people who play each role. Here are the nominees for best Ensemble.

DAWN OF OBLIVION

THE DOGS OF BABEL

THE ECCENTRIC MINDS OF BELMOND LANE

EMPTY HEARTH

THE SHARK MUTINY

And the winner is....

EMPTY HEARTH

The Cast & Casting Director: Thank you all for this incredible honor. Now let's find out what won the two big categories!

[The Creator]

Are you kidding, it's not even finished yet? Dawn has been really disappointing. Sigh.Glad for the Johanson win though.

[riczhang]

Are you kidding, it's not even finished yet? Dawn has been really disappointing. Sigh.Glad for the Johanson win though.

Forums were down for everyone I think. There's been no new posts since 6:30pm PST. And Ensemble! Highly pleased with my haul today, Ensemble, Actor, Supporting Actress, Foreign Language, Score, Cinematography, Costumes, and Art Direction.

[The Creator]

Oro sweeping the techies more than Dawn is absolutely apalling.

[riczhang]

Oro sweeping the techies more than Dawn is absolutely apalling.

It got 2 tech awards and score (which is or isn't a tech depending on how you count it), the same number or one more than Dawn. Not really a sweep.

[The Creator]

Oh, ok.

[riczhang]

If I did my math right, unless Oro wins both Director and Picture which it won't, then Empty Hearth will be the most rewarded or tie for the most rewarded film with 4 awards.

[The Creator]

And if Empty Hearth could only win BP too...that would be as many wins as Black as Night got, if I recall correctly....what won BP last year?

[riczhang]

And if Empty Hearth could only win BP too...that would be as many wins as Black as Night got, if I recall correctly....what won BP last year?

Number's film The Good Die Young.

[Ezen Baklattan]

I'm sorry, everyone. The forums were down for me too. I kind of just want to get this over with, so I'll just give the last two winners now.

BEST DIRECTOR:

WES ANDERSON FOR THE ECCENTRIC MINDS OF BELMOND LANE

And the winner of Best Picture is...

THE ECCENTRIC MINDS OF BELMOND LANE!

Edited December 17, 2012 by Spaghetti