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Written by Kat
*My pick for this category is undoubtedly 'Crash'. The film combines such an array of characters and great performances and comes up with a heartwarming and unforgettable story. Definitely should win in this category. My second choice would be either Good Night, And good luck or Munich.
#How much you wanna bet that Brokeback Mountain is gonna win? Ok, I won't bet anything, but not only do I think that Brokeback Mountain is gonna win, I really want it to win. I really want to see, but hey, my mom wouldn't even let me see Wedding Crashers!
*Crash would probably be my pick here too, otherwise Steven Spielberg. # I am really surprised that Peter Jackson for his film King Kong was not nominated. But next is Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain. He has been picking up many awards this season.
*Wow, Heath Ledger has come a long way since 10 things I hate about you, however he'd probably remain my second choice. First would have to go to Joaquin Phoenix. #You guys know how much I want Joaquin Phoenix to win this. But I know this award is going to either Heath Ledger for his performance as Ennis in Brokeback Mountain, or Phillip Seymour Hoffman for his role of the author Capote.
*I'm so excited that Keira and Pride and Prejudice got nominated this year! She's definitely my favorite for this category though I'm not positive she's the most deserving for the award. I'm rooting for either her or Charlize or Reese. #It's gonna be a close one, either Reese Witherspoon or Felicity Huffman. If any of you have been watching the other award shows (Critic's Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, etc), you know it will probably be Reese Witherspoon who has been gathering up so many awards.
*I think I'll have to go with Matt Dillon here. His performance in Crash was extremely convincing. # Here's another thing to go on Jake Gyllenhaal's resume, Oscar nominee! Yes, that's right! Jake Gyllenhaal has been nominated! Unfortanely, the award will probably go to George Clooney or Paul Giamatti for their roles in Syriana and Cinderella Man.
*I'll go with Rachel Weisz in this category. # If A History of Violence's Maria Bello was nominated, I would probably say her. But I think Michelle Williams will win, although the Golden Globes shock can leave this race wide open.
*Crash again. I have a lot of respect for the writers prowess in weaving together so many different characters and connecting them so effortlessly.
# We're definitely saying Wallace & Gromit. I am surprised that Madagascar is not nominated.
Art Direction: Jim Bissell Set Decoration: Jan Pascale Art Direction: Stuart Craig Set Decoration: Stephenie McMillan Art Direction: Grant Major Set Decoration: Dan Hennah and Simon Bright Art Direction: John Myhre Set Decoration: Gretchen Rau Art Direction: Sarah Greenwood Set Decoration: Katie Spencer # King Kong! King Kong!
Wally Pfister Rodrigo Prieto Robert Elswit Dion Beebe Emmanuel Lubezki
Gabriella Pescucci Colleen Atwood Sandy Powell Jacqueline Durran Arianne Phillips
Mike Hill and Dan Hanley Claire Simpson Hughes Winborne Michael Kahn Michael McCusker
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# God, I hope War of the Worlds!
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# C'mon, ya'll know King Kong is gonna win! While I would love if War of the Worlds win too, King Kong is gonna win!
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