Best Motion Picture Of The Year
The Social Network
In popular media, this film was the forerunner for most of the year. I have seen this film, and it's good. The main competition is The King's Speech, and I could easily be wrong. But it's The Facebook Movie. I bet all of the Oscar panel uses Facebook, probably while picking the winners.
Best Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role
James Franco - 127 Hours
A trusted friend of mine told me that this movie changed his life. He was probably lying, but it's a big compliment for Franco. Also, I haven't seen this, but I'm pretty sure if he carries the entire film being trapped under a rock, he out-shined his co-star [the rock (a large stone, not Dwayne Johnson, but he could easily outshine both)], and will likely be praised for it.
Best Performance By An Actress In A Leading Role
Natalie Portman - Black Swan
I haven't heard any hype for anyone else on this list, and Portman's name and scary make-up eyes have been posted EVERYWHERE this year. She's come along way from playing Princess Amidala.
Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role
Christian Bale - The Fighter
When I see Christian Bale in The Fighter's trailer, and he looks like he lost 50 pounds since he played Batman, I confuse it with great acting and think he's really playing that super skinny guy.
Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role
Amy Adams - The Fighter
I'll see you in Mickey's corner!
Best Animated Feature Film Of The Year
Toy Story 3
I think Toy Story 3 has this one locked down. If Toy Story wasn't such a popular and well loved franchise, then I'd say How To Train Your Dragon might have a shot. But Toy Story 3 pulls on all those heart strings, and I think that will push it right over the edge.
Best Foreign Language Film Of The Year
Biutiful
As of voting, it was the only one on the list I had heard of. Guess I need to get out more.
Best Achievement in Directing
Darren Aronofsky - Black Swan
Of the directors and films listed, I think the concept of Black Swan + Darren Aronofsky is the best formula. David Fincher is an excellent director, however I think Aronofsky will just bring that "extra umph" to get the trophy. Personally, I've never been overly in love with the Coen Brothers, and haven't seen anything by the other 2 nominees.
Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen
The King's Speech - David Seidler
The King's Speech is going to bring home a lot of trophies, and if you notice I didn't pick it for anything. Well, here you go.
Best Writing, Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced Or Published
The Social Network - Aaron Sorkin
I clicked the thumb's up.
I'll see you in Mickey's corner!
Best Animated Feature Film Of The Year
Toy Story 3
I think Toy Story 3 has this one locked down. If Toy Story wasn't such a popular and well loved franchise, then I'd say How To Train Your Dragon might have a shot. But Toy Story 3 pulls on all those heart strings, and I think that will push it right over the edge.
Best Foreign Language Film Of The Year
Biutiful
As of voting, it was the only one on the list I had heard of. Guess I need to get out more.
Best Achievement in Directing
Darren Aronofsky - Black Swan
Of the directors and films listed, I think the concept of Black Swan + Darren Aronofsky is the best formula. David Fincher is an excellent director, however I think Aronofsky will just bring that "extra umph" to get the trophy. Personally, I've never been overly in love with the Coen Brothers, and haven't seen anything by the other 2 nominees.
Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen
The King's Speech - David Seidler
The King's Speech is going to bring home a lot of trophies, and if you notice I didn't pick it for anything. Well, here you go.
Best Writing, Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced Or Published
The Social Network - Aaron Sorkin
I clicked the thumb's up.
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