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Old 02-11-03 | 08:30 AM
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The Two Towers over Far From Heaven and About Schmidt

John C. Reilly over Dennis Quaid and Alfred Molina

Talk to Her and Y Tu Mama Tambien not nominated for Best
Foreign Film (not eligible, maybe?)

Eminem nomination

These are the biggest surprises for me.
Old 02-11-03 | 08:34 AM
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Talk to Her and Y Tu Mama Tambien not nominated for Best
Foreign Film (not eligible, maybe?)
They weren't eligible. The way the Foreign Language Film nomination works is each nation can submit only one film. Mexico submitted El Crimen del Padre Amaro (The Crimes of Father Amaro) and Spain submitted Los Lunes al Sol (Mondays in the Sun), which actually beat Talk to Her in the recent Goya Awards (Spain's version of the Oscars).
Old 02-11-03 | 08:34 AM
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The Pianist owns all the other movies on the nominee list. And The Hours and Chicago? I can't think of more middling nominations since . . . A Beautiful Mind and Moulin Rouge. It looks like 25th Hour got bonged, proving yet again Oscar®'s got no balls.
Old 02-11-03 | 08:34 AM
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yeah so I am a little pissed off that Confessions of a Dangerous Mind was SHUT OUT...but oh well, it seems as if good preformances (Chuck Rockwell) get toyed around where big blockbusters like Spider-Man & Star Wars continue to get nominated.

anyways, the biggest surpise is Christopher Walken

and why the hell was Daniel Day-Lewis in the Best Actor, shouldent he be in the Supporting Actor category
Old 02-11-03 | 08:37 AM
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Biggest surprise for me is Bowling for Columbine. Usually the academy snubs documentaries that have had even a modicum of success.
Old 02-11-03 | 08:37 AM
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Seems like Adaptation got jacked (no best pic or director nods)

By the way, is Nic Cage being nominated for his role as Charlie or Donald?

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Old 02-11-03 | 08:45 AM
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so no golom for best supporting actor then?
Old 02-11-03 | 08:49 AM
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Originally posted by sundog
It looks like 25th Hour got bonged, proving yet again Oscar®'s got no balls.
If it's any consolation, 25th Hour is my Best Picture of 2002.
Followed by Adaptation.

And neither got nominated in that category. Go figure.
Old 02-11-03 | 08:52 AM
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glad to see that spirited away got nominated and the category actually made after all. i will be disappointed if it doesn't win. that is about the only thing that i care about since i haven't seen many of this year's movies.
Old 02-11-03 | 08:53 AM
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Re: One thing though.

Originally posted by RayChuang
I think AMPAS voters will more likely give the important Oscars next year to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King as a cumulative award for Peter Jackson's landmark movies. That means late next February (the Oscar ceremonies will be moved up a month starting in 2004) Peter Jackson will have to polish up his acceptance speech skills.

As for this year, I'll say Chicago wins Best Picture due to the fact it's the least controversial of the Miramax releases that was nominated.
Well, I'm a bit skeptical if the academy would ever go for a film like the Lord of the Rings for a best picture kind of thing, but it would be nice to see it happen. No one knows how good Return of the King will be though, so we'll see.

I do find it interesting that the Two Towers basically got half the nominations of Fellowship.

But I think you're right about Chicago. I'd be very surprised if it didn't win at this point.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:02 AM
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Disappointing to see that Paul Thomas Anderson and Punch-Drunk Love got shutout.

PTA and the film are too good to not get any recognition.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:10 AM
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no screenplay nod for ABOUT SCHMIDT is robbery

GANGS was gorgeous to look at but shouldn't have 10 nods

just give Marty the lifetime achievement award already

but FAR FROM HEAVEN not getting a Best Picture nomination
is really pathetic

why don't they just pencil in LOTR 3 for Best Pic next year as well.

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Old 02-11-03 | 09:11 AM
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Originally posted by joefrog91
Y Tu Mama Tambien not nominated for Best
Foreign Film (not eligible, maybe?)
Because Y Tu Mama Tambien was released in Mexico in 2001, it is not eligible for Best Foreign Film (where it would almost certainly win). It was eligible for all other categories because it was released in the U.S. in 2002, however.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:11 AM
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I'm sorry, I just don't get Chicago.

It wasn't that good, and for god's sake, can't anyone notice that Renee Zellwegger can't even tap her feet in rhythm? She was horrid.

And how does Two Towers not get nominated for makeup, especially when there's only two other nominations?
Old 02-11-03 | 09:18 AM
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Originally posted by Coral
Disappointing to see that Paul Thomas Anderson and Punch-Drunk Love got shutout.

PTA and the film are too good to not get any recognition.
It was way too weird for Academy tastes but it'll be remembered.

I'm ready for PTA to back to basics and write and sweeping 160-minute drama.
This was a side project in my opinion because he was so dissappointed with Magnolia's box office take.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:21 AM
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I'm sorry, I just don't get Chicago.

It wasn't that good, and for god's sake, can't anyone notice that Renee Zellwegger can't even tap her feet in rhythm? She was horrid.

Huh!? Did we see the same movie?? I loathe musicals as a rule, but "Chicago" was great. As was Zellwegger. AND Zeta-Jones. AND Latiffa. Etc. Etc.


I'm bummed that Hugh Grant didn't get nominated for "About a Boy". But knew the screenplay would for sure.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:23 AM
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I was kind of hoping that movies Far From Heaven, Adaptation, and About Schmidt would get nominated instead of The Hours and The Pianist, though good their just not the greatest films of the year IMHO.

Nice to see Road to Perdition get some recognition along Catch Me If You Can and Minority Report getting a few.

But the best story is GANGS OF NEW YORK getting 10 nominations!!
Old 02-11-03 | 09:24 AM
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I can't remember the last time the Oscars were so easy to handicap:

Best Picture - Chicago is a LOCK
Actor - Probably Jack Nicholson, only DDL has a shot
Actress - Nicole Kidman is a LOCK, they wanted to give it to her last year
SActor - Paul Newman is a LOCK. This is probably their last chance to salute him. Cooper might deserve it, but he won't win because Streep is going to
SActress - Meryl Streep is a LOCK
Director - Scorsese is a LOCK
Old 02-11-03 | 09:25 AM
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Anyone else notice that of the five films nominated for Best Picture, John C. Reilly is in three of them? Go John!!!
Old 02-11-03 | 09:31 AM
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I don't see Streep walking away with supporting actress so easily. Julianne Moore's had an outstanding year - and I agree that Kidman's going to get the votes for Best Actress - so voters are going to pencil Julianne in for Supporting to honor both of her performances. I'm not saying she's going to win but I think out of all the categories, Best Supporting Actress is the most uncertain. Votes will also go to Latifah and Catherine... it's anybody's statue. The only person I'm discounting at this point is Kathy Bates.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:34 AM
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Wonder if Mr. Polanski can come back to America without getting arrested if he wins for Pianist?
Radio talk show this morning was saying they should get some 14-year old girl to come and accept the award. She could say "hi honey, put the bubbly on ice" during the acceptance speech.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:38 AM
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Wow.....this is the most unsurprising Oscar nomination in years. Nothing even remotely was unexpected. Which does not mean it's a bad thing - I'm glad that Richard Gere was snubbed, and Meryl streep didn't get Best Actress for what was only a supporting act (The Hours).
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And how does Two Towers not get nominated for makeup, especially when there's only two other nominations?
I was thinking the exact same thing ....

I think the visual effects category could be interesting, seeing as it pits LOTR versus Star Wars. I figure SW will get shut out again, a la the Matrix for Phantom Menace, and I really don't think that Spiderman will have a chance.
Old 02-11-03 | 09:49 AM
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And how does Two Towers not get nominated for makeup, especially when there's only two other nominations?
I think the thought for that is: "seen it last year". Meaning the same kind of make-up, even though awesome, just doesn't get recognized when the exact same thing has been done already.

I'm just curious why Nemesis got shut out of the tech noms
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