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Does anyone here know if some site will stream the Oscars?

I will be able to see it (Thank God!) but there are alot of people who doesn't have the right channel.

 
Ok and the Oscars went to...

Performance by an actor in a leading roleForest Whitaker - ?The Last King of Scotland?

Performance by an actor in a supporting role

Alan Arkin - ?Little Miss Sunshine?

Performance by an actress in a leading role

Helen Mirren - ?The Queen?

Performance by an actress in a supporting role

Jennifer Hudson - ?Dreamgirls?

Best animated feature film of the year

?Happy Feet? - George Miller

Achievement in art direction

?Pan?s Labyrinth?

Art Direction: Eugenio Caballero

Set Decoration: Pilar Revuelta

Achievement in cinematography

?Pan?s Labyrinth? - Guillermo Navarro

Achievement in costume design

?Marie Antoinette? - Milena Canonero

Achievement in directing

?The Departed? - Martin Scorsese

Best documentary feature

?An Inconvenient Truth? - Davis Guggenheim

Best documentary short subject

?The Blood of Yingzhou District? - Ruby Yang and Thomas Lennon

Achievement in film editing

?The Departed? - Thelma Schoonmaker

Best foreign language film of the year

?The Lives of Others? (Germany)

Achievement in makeup

?Pan?s Labyrinth? - David Mart? and Montse Rib?

Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original score)

?Babel? - Gustavo Santaolalla

Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song)

?I Need to Wake Up? from ?An Inconvenient Truth?

Music and Lyric by Melissa Etheridge

Best motion picture of the year

?The Departed? - Graham King, Producer

Best animated short film

?The Danish Poet? - Torill Kove

Best live action short film

?West Bank Story? - Ari Sandel

Achievement in sound editing

?Letters from Iwo Jima? - Alan Robert Murray and Bub Asman

Achievement in sound mixing

?Dreamgirls? - Michael Minkler, Bob Beemer and Willie Burton

Achievement in visual effects

?Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man?s Chest?

John Knoll, Hal Hickel, Charles Gibson and Allen Hall

Adapted screenplay

?The Departed? - William Monahan

Original screenplay

?Little Miss Sunshine? - Michael Arndt
Nothing too surprising about the winners, apart from the fact that Cars didn't win the award for best animated feature film. Apparently Mini Loz didn't have a say in this.
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He is currently writing his letter of complaint.

It reads

Dear Mr Oscar,

Jim Henson should have slammed your head in the bin and sealed it shut.

Yours in disgust

Mini Loz

 
I would've thought the letter of complaint would also include the following Monty Python inspired insult:

"I fart in your general direction!"
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I would've thought the letter of complaint would also include the following Monty Python inspired insult:"I fart in your general direction!"
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Typical french
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Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!
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You empty headed animal food trough wiper.

English pig dogs. Go and boil your bottoms, you sons of a silly person. I blow my nose at you.

No, now go away or I shall taunt you a second time.

 
"Macrocephalic baboon! Guano gatherer! Heretic! Fuzzy-wuzzy!"

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I really hope you like it. I've watched it three times so far. Last night I watched it with my father and he really liked it. He usually fall asleep watching movies I like but this time he didn't nod off once. I'm impressed.The only bad thing I can say about Pan's Labyrinth is that it's in spanish and I don't know that language. That means that I have to read the subs all the time and I prefer to focus on everything that happens in the movie. On the other hand spanish makes the movie better. I can't imagine it being as good in english.
Finally got round to watching Pan's Labyrinth tonight as I decided to wait and get it on DVD so I could see it on a full sized tele rather than seeing it on my monitor by watching a downloaded copy.

It was everything it has been built up to be - after the disappointment of Children of Men I was dreading a repeat however that wasn't the case - I thought Pan's Labyrinth was superb.

 
I really can't wait. but at the same time, I keep putting it off...

 
Isn't there a film by the title "The Number 23"? Getting the Collectors Edition are you Liam?

 
Isn't there a film by the title "The Number 23"? Getting the Collectors Edition are you Liam?
23 is some film that came out with Jim carey in it (another attempt to try and brisge the gap into serious acting.) In it, he reads a book in which he feels that he is the main character, and that everything he reads pertains to him. This is all explained by the mystical properties of the number 23....it really didn't look that good so not even watched it yet

Scott

 
Isn't there a film by the title "The Number 23"? Getting the Collectors Edition are you Liam?
23 is some film that came out with Jim carey in it (another attempt to try and brisge the gap into serious acting.) In it, he reads a book in which he feels that he is the main character, and that everything he reads pertains to him. This is all explained by the mystical properties of the number 23....it really didn't look that good so not even watched it yet

Scott
I think I'm going to watch as soon as I can find it. It doesn't sound like a good movie but I'll see it anyway.

Also I like Carey. I think he's a good comedian but he can also act in more serious movies. He was great in The Truman Show and also in Man On The Moon.

 
I saw 300 last night, it was spectacular both visually and sonically, the dialogue wan't too hot but I wasn't expecting it to be, being as it comes from a graphic novel. It's well worth checking out at the cinema in order to fully appreciate it and the chances are you will leave with the feeling that you can take on the world. I also left with tthe feeling that I should get down the gym more often.

Waffle rating: 8/10

 
I like Carey. I think he's a good comedian but he can also act in more serious movies. He was great in The Truman Show and also in Man On The Moon.
I didn't like 'Truman Show' all that much. I thought Carrey was good in 'Man on the Moon', though. I thought he was great pick for the role of Andy Kaufmann, because he is able to be serious, but he also has that crazy side that was needed to pull off the stand up routines and sketch performances that Kaufmann did. It was probably more of an impersonation of Kaufmann, than acting(if that makes any sense), but he was good for the movie anyway. Still, I think his best serious role so far has been in 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'.

I'm not in any hurry to see '23'. When I first saw the trailer, the one where Carrey speaks straight at the camera, I first thought it was some sketch where Carrey is making fun of people that are insanely obsessed with certain numbers. I thought it was kind of funny, but when I realised it was a serious movie with Carrey in it, I wasn't to sure it sounded like a very good idea. Well, I think I'll have to check it out when it comes out on dvd anyway.

 
I first thought it was some sketch where Carrey is making fun of people that are insanely obsessed with certain numbers.
Not certain numbers, only the number 23.

As if you didn't know.

I've seen your location 64 00 N 26 00 E

6-4 = 2; 6/2 = 3

 
I like Carey. I think he's a good comedian but he can also act in more serious movies. He was great in The Truman Show and also in Man On The Moon.
I didn't like 'Truman Show' all that much. I thought Carrey was good in 'Man on the Moon', though. I thought he was great pick for the role of Andy Kaufmann, because he is able to be serious, but he also has that crazy side that was needed to pull off the stand up routines and sketch performances that Kaufmann did. It was probably more of an impersonation of Kaufmann, than acting(if that makes any sense), but he was good for the movie anyway. Still, I think his best serious role so far has been in 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'.
I forgot about that movie. He was great in that one. Many thought he would be nominated for an Oscar but he wasn't. I guess the fact that he's a comedian reduces his chances of getting nominated
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'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'.
I forgot about that movie. He was great in that one. Many thought he would be nominated for an Oscar but he wasn't. I guess the fact that he's a comedian reduces his chances of getting nominated
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I think his reputation as a comedic actor does harm him sometimes. I admit I sometimes let it affect my own thinking. When I first this trailer for 23, I thought it was some sketch by Carrey:


At first I thought Carrey was just making fun of those outrageous number theories you sometimes see people raving about. When I realised it's a serious movie starring Carrey, I was really surprised.

 
the truman show is great, and carrey is a far better straight actor (resist the joke, moose) than a comic actor.

300 was a decent popcorn film at best I enjoyed it as I saw it with friends and didn't expect gladiator. it was really visually overdone IMO, oversaturated with green-screen, and, fair enough, it was based on a comic, but I'm not a fan of mythologising (that's a word, right?) actual events. 9 foot tall men, gollum, sword-handed fish men... bah.

closer to the horrible troy, with about 10 minutes of dialogue that wasn't "OOOOH AAAH", "SPAAARTTTA" etc.

more importantly, liam, very good. cubano would be proud.

 
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