Academy Awards: Best Picture

[Chip R]

Originally Posted by pedro

I really want to see "Good night, Good Luck". I'm just waiting for it to hit the brew pub theatres.

I'm debating whether to see that on Saturday or just wait for the DVD.

[westofyou]

Originally Posted by Chip R

I'm debating whether to see that on Saturday or just wait for the DVD.

Go see it, it's very good.. plus it's not long and it's very engaging from begining to end.

[Chip R]

You guys have brew pub theaters out there? That like the Cinema Grill?

[Ravenlord]

i've only heard of two of those movies...and Munich simply because i saw a trailor of it in the theater many months ago.

[westofyou]

Originally Posted by Chip R

You guys have brew pub theaters out there? That like the Cinema Grill?

Theaters with tables and pizza and beer... $3 admission.

[Chip R]

Originally Posted by westofyou

Theaters with tables and pizza and beer... $3 admission.

That sounds like a pretty good deal.

[savafan]

Originally Posted by Danny Serafini

I looked at the list of nominations, there was only one movie in any category that I've seen. So I will boldly predict that Star Wars will win the Oscar for best makeup. That's the only thing I can do.

Which brings us to our first Oscar scandal of the year.

http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2006-02-08/#3

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge Of The Sith hairdresser Annette Miles is smarting after her name mysteriously disappeared from the list of Oscar nominations last week. Despite the initial nominations press release naming Australian Miles alongside Dave Elsey for Achievement In Make-Up, Miles' name was later replaced in the category by fellow Australian Nikki Gooley. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) said the inclusion of Miles' name was a "an administrative error" after hearing the hairstylist had left the set of the George Lucas sci-fi epic before filming ended. AMPAS director of communications John Pavlik said the change had been made after the voting committee decided Gooley was more deserving of the nomination, but were open to reconsidering Miles' nod, should she submit further material. Miles claims she left the Star Wars set just 10 days before filming ending on "the same day Natalie Portman left."