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2008 Oscar Winners Here is a list of the winners for the 80th annual Academy Awards. No Country for Old Men took home four Oscars including Best Picture. The Bourne Ultimatum won three awards.
Posted on February 25, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati The Razzie winners for 2008 are in. Nobody wants to win these awards and Lindsay Lohan will not be happy that her awful film I Know Who Killed Me took home so many of the uncoveted prizes. I Know Who Killed Me set a Razzie record winning 8 awards - there were only eleven categories. Eddie Murphy took home three Razzies include Razzies for Worst Supporting Actor, Worst Supporting Actress and Worst Actor.
Posted on February 23, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Oscars President Wants Answer From WGA About Telecast The Oscars bigwigs are putting pressure on the Writers Guild to give them an answer about whether the show will go on. Academy prexy Sid Ganis has again reached out to the Writers Guild of America about Oscar's fate but still hasn't received an answer. "We're running out of time," he told Daily Variety.The Oscars staff has prepared two shows: one which uses writers and movie stars and one which doesn't. Needless to say, they'd rather have the one with the writers and actors. The WGA meets this weekend to look over a proposed settlement to the strike. If all goes well, the Oscars will move forward as planned, with a red carpet and everything. If not, then it will be something truly horrible like the fiasco that was the Golden Globes newscast. Posted on February 7, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati The 28th annual Razzie award nominations have been announced. Lindsay Lohan and Eddie Murphy seem to be the most at risk of taking home one or more of the gold-spray-painted, $4.89 statuettes this year. Lindsay Lohan's flick I Know Who Killed Me was most nominated film with nine total nominations. Lindsay managed to get nominated twice for Worst Actress. Eddie Murphy set a record with 5 nominations most of them having to do with his Norbit movie. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, Bratz and Daddy Day Camp
are also up for Worst Picture along with Lindsay's I Know Who Killed Me and Eddie Murphy's despised Norbit movie. Here is the complete list of nominees.
Worst Picture Worst Actor Worst Actress Worst Supporting Actor Worst Supporting Actress Worst Screen Couple Worst Remake or Rip-Off Worst Prequel or Sequel Worst Director Worst Screenplay Worst Excuse for a Horror Movie Posted on February 1, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati 80th Annual Academy Award Nominations Here's a list of this year's Oscar nominees. No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood have eight nominations. The Michael Clayton film written and directed by Tony Gilroy has seven nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. Atonement is also up for seven awards. Miramax led studios with 13 nominations. Best Picture: Actor: Actress: Supporting Actor: Supporting Actress: Director: Foreign Film: Adapted Screenplay: Original Screenplay: Animated Feature Film: Art Direction: Cinematography: Sound Mixing: Sound Editing: Original Score: Original Song: Costume: Documentary Feature: Documentary (short subject): Film Editing: Makeup: Animated Short Film: Live Action Short Film: Visual Effects: Posted on January 22, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati The Oscar nominees will be announced Tuesday, but there may not be an awards show because of the writers' strike. However, Gilbert Cates, producer of the award telecast, remains adamant that on Feb. 24 there will be a red carpet outside the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood and an Oscar telecast on ABC despite the Writers Guild of America strike and the threat of a boycott by George Clooney, Angelina Jolie and the rest of the Screen Actors Guild. He hinted that he might not need actors onstage.Gil Cates knows full well that an Oscar telecast without movie stars is like a Monday night without Heroes: totally boring. Posted on January 18, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Golden Globe Winners Announced at Press Conference The Golden Globe winners were announced at an unspectacular press conference. The regular televised events were canceled after the WGA denied the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and Dick Clark Productions a waiver and the Screen Actors Guild said SAG members would not be attending. In films, Atonement won two awards including Best Picture and Original Score. Four other films won two awards including There Will Be Blood, No Country for Old Men, Sweeney Todd and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. In television, AMC's Mad Men won Best Series and HBO's Extras won Best Music or Comedy Series. HBO's Longford movie won three Golden Globes. Tina Fey won a Best Actress award for 30 Rock. She was the only winner from broadcast television -- every other television award went to a cable show. Here is a complete list of this year's winners. Movies: TV: You can see a list of the Golden Globe nominates here on the official website. Posted on January 14, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Critics Choice Award Winners Named The Critics Choice Award winners have been announced. These awards are announced the Broadcast Film Critics Association. The BCFA is the largest film critics organization in the United States and Canada, representing 199 television, radio and online critics. No Country for Old Men took home three awards include Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director.
Posted on January 8, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati So much for the Golden Globes. The president of the Screen Actors Guild, Alan Rosenberg issued a statement saying that SAG members won't be crossing the WGA's picket lines. "After considerable outreach to Golden Globe actor nominees and their representatives over the past several weeks, there appears to be unanimous agreement that these actors will not cross WGA picket lines to appear on the Golden Globe Awards as acceptors or presenters. We applaud our members for this remarkable show of solidarity for striking Writers Guild of America writers.We're trying to feel sad, but somehow we don't. Perhaps this is a sign that there are way too many awards shows during the year. If the strike isn't settled soon, millions of viewers might discover the same thing. Posted on January 4, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Golden Globes Seeking Deal With WGA The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is trying to work out a deal with the Writers Guild that wold allow the Golden Globes ceremony to proceed without picketing, but with its comedy writers and its A-List actors. According to a statement from HFPA president Jorge Camara, the Press Association began talking to the WGA on Dec. 29 after learning about the interim deal writers forged with David Letterman's Worldwide Pants. That deal permits The Late Show with David Letterman (as well as The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson) to resume production today using WGA writers. "We feel that The Late Show with David Letterman agreement is very reasonable, and hope and expect the WGA will agree to the same terms and ultimately permit the Golden Globe Awards to be broadcast as scheduled, without picket lines, on Jan. 13," Camara said in the statement.The WGA responded with a statement that Dick Clark Productions is a struck company and that picketing will proceed. "Dick Clark Productions is a struck company. As previously announced, the Writers Guild will be picketing the Golden Globe Awards. The WGA has great respect and admiration for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, but we are engaged in a crucial struggle that will protect our income and intellectual property rights for generations to come. We will continue to do everything in our power to bring industry negotiations to a fair conclusion. In the meantime, we are grateful for the ongoing support of the talent community."The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is really groveling here, but the writers aren't buying it. The feeling seems to be that the HFPA is just a marketing tool for the studios and that there is no benefit to the cause to allow the show to go forward on NBC. NBC Universal has steadfastly refused to entertain the writers' demands. Posted on January 2, 2008 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Golden Globe Nominations Announced The Golden Globes nominations were announced and there were plenty of snubs -- especially for shows such as Heroes and Lost. Keira Knightley's new film, Atonement, was nominated in multiple categories and America Ferrera was nominated for Best Actress, which is nice. Nominees in the major film categories are: Picture, Drama: American Gangster, Atonement, Eastern Promises, The Great Debaters, Michael Clayton, No Country for Old Men, There Will Be Blood. Actress, Drama: Cate Blanchett, Elizabeth: The Golden Age; Julie Christie, Away From Her; Jodie Foster, The Brave One; Angelina Jolie, A Mighty Heart; Kiera Knightley, Atonement. Actor, Drama: George Clooney, Michael Clayton; Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood; James McAvoy, Atonement; Viggo Mortensen, Eastern Promises; Denzel Washington, American Gangster. You can see the full list here. Posted on December 14, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati George Clooney and Brad Pitt Honor Julia Roberts George Clooney sent in a video to American Cinematheque's tribute to Julia Roberts, which aired last night on AMC. The tribute was shot in bathroom stall and...well, you'll just have to see for yourself. Posted on December 6, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Jon Stewart to Host 80th Academy Awards Longtime producer Gil Cates announed that Jon Stewart has been chosen to reprise his stint as host of the Oscars. Jon will be the host of the 80th Academy Awards telecast on Sunday, February 24, 2008, at the Kodak Theatre. The show will be televised live on ABC.
"Jon was a terrific host for the 78th Awards," said Cates. "He is smart, quick, funny, loves movies and is a great guy. What else could one ask for?" "I'm thrilled to be asked to host the Academy Awards for the second time because, as they say, the third time's a charm, he quipped. Jon is our favorite Oscar host, by far. We don't care what the naysayers say, we thought his last outing as Oscar host was hilarious and we can't wait to see him again. Because we'll be in the middle of a presidential race, there should be plenty of material for Jon to sink his teeth into. Posted on September 14, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Ang Lee Wins Golden Lion Ang Lee has won the prestigious Golden Lion for best picture at the Venice film festival today. His win was his second, after Brokeback Mountain won two years ago. A surprise winner, Lust, Caution is a sexually explicit and violent thriller set in Shanghai during World War Two. It is overwhelming, because this movie has taken me to some very difficult places," Lee told the red carpet award ceremony on the Lido waterfront. "I have invited you to come along with me and in the end to stay down there with me ... You are the seven samurais, I needed your help," he added, addressing the seven-member jury.It's interesting that Brad Pitt won an award, considering how he's been talking about the film in interviews. He really is downplaying the film's appeal. So, either he thinks the film isn't any good or he's decided to try the negative sell with movie goers. Posted on September 8, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Pan's Labyrinth Website Wins Webby Award Pan's Labyrinth's website from Picturehouse/Deep Focus has won this year's Webby movie award. The film's website includes everything you can imagine a film's website should contain: downloads, trailers, screenplay, buddy icons, avatars, casting information, behind-the-scenes gallery, a podcast and more. The website also contains a digital version of Guillermo Del Toro's fascinating sketchbook with commentary from Guillermo Del Toro.
Other movie Webby nominees included A Scanner Darkly, AtomFilms, Shortbus Offical Movie Site and The Show: Pirates of the Caribbean 2. You can find the full Webby winners list for all categories here. Posted on May 2, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati 2007 Oscar Winners List Here is the list of the Oscar award winners for the 79th annual Academy Awards. It was a big night for The Departed which won four awards including Best Picture. One of The Departed's Oscars went to Martin Scorsese who finally won a much deserved Oscar for Best Director. Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth also had a big night winning two awards: one for Best Documentary and one for Original Song. Posted on February 26, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Basic Instinct 2 Takes Home Four Razzies As we predicted earlier, Basic Instinct 2 has dominated this year's Razzie Awards -- the awards given for the worst film making and the worst acting. Basic Instinct 2 took home four $4.97 trophies, among them Worst Picture, Worst Screenplay and Worst Prequel or Sequel. The fourth award was the 2006 Worst Actress trophy which went to actress Sharon Stone. It was an easy prediction to make since the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation members kept referring to the movie as Basically, it Stinks, Too.
Bloodrayne director Uwe Boll managed to squeak by without "winning" one of the Razzie awards. It is amusing to see M. Night Shyamalan winning both Worst Supporting Actor and Worst Director for the same film, Lady in the Water. About M. Night Shyamalan the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation said, "M. Night Shyamalan, who blew off a multi-million-dollar, multi-picture deal with Disney to get his thrill-free-thriller Lady in the Water made, was rewarded for his megalomania with two Razzies: He was named both Worst Director and, for casting himself in a pivotal role in his own film, was also chosen as Worst Supporting Actor." Here are this year's winners. Posted on February 25, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Oscar Telecast Spoilers Nikki Finke has eight major spoilers about Sunday's Oscar telecast. Don't read any further if you don't want to know! One that has already been reported in the press is that Steven Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppola, and George Lucas will present the award for Best Director together, as a trio. Sort of like The Three Tenors, but with less singing. A big change this year is that the Best Supporting Actor and Actres awards will not be given out at the beginning of the show, as has happened in year's past. All acting awards will be giving out in the last hour. That's not going to help ratings, if you ask us. Here's another one: I can reveal another secret which the Academy is keeping -- that Tom Cruise will be presenting the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to ex-Paramount mogul Sherry Lansing. (This year, the Academy took the unusual step of not announcing which awards the celeb presenters will give out. This was done supposedly to heighten the suspense. As if...) Having Tom and Sherry do this together is an inside joke for Hollywood. Because both were shown the door at Paramount by parent company boss, Viacom's Sumner Redstone. Trust me, Hollywood is going to get a kick out of this, even if the folks watching at home may not understand its significance. (Then again, the Oscars are always filled with inside jokes enjoyed by the Industry alone.) Of course, Lansing greenlighted many Cruise films during her years at Paramount, where Tom's production company used to have its home. So the choice makes sense. But it's also a corporate laugh riot.The word from insiders is that the production has a good chance of being the longest Oscar telecast in history, with lots of boring awards the public doesn't care about and lots of features that no one wants to see. Oh, yeah, and Ellen is going to dance with the penguins from Happy Feet. We have to be honest: none of this bodes well for the show. Let's hope it will be better than we think it's going to be. Posted on February 23, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati The 2006 Razzie Award Nominations Everyone is feeling the Oscar buzz these days as the big award night draws closer but for comic relief it is always worth taking a look at the nominations for the Razzies. The Razzies are film awards that go to the very worst films and the very worst acting. The Razzies ceremonies will be held at 7:30pm/PST on Oscar eve, Saturday, February 24 at Hollywood's Ivar Theatre. Here is a list of the nominations in Worst Picture, Worst Actor and Worst Actress.
Worst Picture Nominees: Worst Actor: Worst Actress: Here is a list of films receiving multiple nominations. Basic Instinct 2 has the most nominations. It's up for seven Razzies. We were glad to see Bloodrayne up for so many nominations. It was laughably bad. We see that the film's director Uwe Boll is up for Worst Director. Will he challenge the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation to a duel like he did his critics? Little Man is also a film that deserves to be given Razzies. Basic Instinct 2 may win the Worst Picture Razzie -- the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation keeps referring to it as "Basically, It Stinks, Too." You can see a complete list of all the Razzie award nominations here. Posted on February 19, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati SAG Award Winners Announced The 13th annual Screen Actors Guild awards have been announced. Here is a list of this year's winners: TV Awards All of the SAG film actor and actress award winners have also been nominated for an Oscar so it will be interesting to see if they go on to pick up the Oscar as well. A few of the acceptance speeches from the winners can be seen on YouTube including acceptance speeches by America Ferrera, Chandra Wilson, Jennifer Hudson and Hugh Laurie. A list of all the nominees can be found here on the official SAG Awards website. Posted on January 30, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Oscar Nominations Full of Snubs and Slights The nominations for the 79th Annual Academy Awards were announced this week and -- as usual -- there are some obvious snubs and slights. Here are some highlights of the nominees in major categories: Best Picture: Actor: Actress: Supporting Actor: Supporting Actress: Director: Dreamgirls had eight nominations but did not get a Best Picture nomination -- which it did not deserve. In fact, it didn't deserve eight nominations because it's no Chicago. Jennifer Hudson and Eddie Murphy are the standouts from that film and rightly deserved to be noticed, however. In the best actor category, Ed Norton for The Illusionist and Matt Damon for The Good Shepherd were shocking oversights. Brad Pitt was overlooked for Babel, but that's not surprising -- or upsetting, for that matter. The Queen is overhyped -- Kirsten Dunst in Marie Antoinette was a more worthy choice here. We can only hope that Martin Scorcese wins for Best Director for The Departed, because he really deserves it. Akeelah and the Bee was overlooked entirely, which is a shame. But of all the slights, we think Thank You For Smoking was the biggest oversight. Aaron Eckhart deserves a Best Actor nod for his brilliant portrayal of a cynical tobacco lobbyist. You can see the full list of Oscar nominees in all categories here. The 2007 Oscars airs Sunday, February 25, 8:00 p.m. Eastern/5:00 p.m. Pacific on ABC. Posted on January 25, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati 64th Annual Golden Globe Winners In case you missed it last night, here are the winners of the 64th annual Golden Globes presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association: Motion Pictures Picture, Drama: Babel Actress, Drama: Helen Mirren, The Queen Actor, Drama: Forest Whitaker, The Last King of Scotland Picture, Musical or Comedy: Dreamgirls Actress, Musical or Comedy: Meryl Streep, The Devil Wears Prada Actor, Musical or Comedy: Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan Supporting Actress: Jennifer Hudson, Dreamgirls Supporting Actor: Eddie Murphy, Dreamgirls Director: Martin Scorsese, The Departed Movie Screenplay: Peter Morgan, The Queen Foreign Language: Letters From Iwo Jima, USA/Japan Original Score: Alexandre Desplat, The Painted Veil Original Song: "The Song of the Heart" from "Happy Feet" Animated Film: Cars Television: Series, Drama: Grey's Anatomy, ABC Actress, Drama: Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer Actor, Drama: Hugh Laurie, House Series, Musical or Comedy: Ugly Betty, ABC Actress, Musical or Comedy: America Ferrera, Ugly Betty Actor, Musical or Comedy: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock Miniseries or movie: Elizabeth I, HBO Actress, Miniseries or Movie: Helen Mirren, Elizabeth I Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Bill Nighy, Gideon's Daughter Supporting Actress, Series, Miniseries or Movie: Emily Blunt, Gideon's Daughter Supporting Actor, Series, Miniseries or Movie: Jeremy Irons, Elizabeth I Cecil B. DeMille Award: Warren Beatty We're very glad that Meryl Streep won for her fabulous turn in The Devil Wears Prada, America Ferrera won for Ugly Betty and that Hugh Laurie won for House, which is a great show we never miss. The Babel win was a surprise, really. And so many shows were overlooked this year that it gave the proceedings an air of something being missing. And we think that Dreamgirls is just overrated. Posted on January 16, 2007 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Conan Rocked the Emmys
In case you missed the Emmys (or just want to see what all the fuss was about) here's the link to the video of Conan O'Brien's hilarious opening film which has Conan crash landing on a desert island, then wandering through the sets of various hit shows, including Lost (where Conan suddenly has the most amazing abs), 24 (where he interrupts a serious mission where millions might die if Jack Bauer doesn't get through to the president immediatley), House (where he's insultingly diagnosed by the doc himself), Dateline (where Conan is mistaken for a child predator) and South Park (where he meets Tom Cruise who refuses to come out of the closet).
The skit was obviously filmed far in advance of the broadcast with Conan flying to Hawaii to shoot on the Lost set. It had nothing to do with the tragic plane crash in Kentucky, which was a small commuter plane that never even got airborne. NBC apolgized all over the place, but we think it was a tempest in a teapot. Conan was hilarious: and his Music Man song and dance number was just too funny. He needs to be invited back next year. Posted on August 30, 2006 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Jack Black to Host MTV Movie Awards
Jack Black has agreed to take on hosting duties for the MTV Movie Awards.
The MTV Music Video Awards are about to get a dose of Jack Black. The actor-slash-rocker will host this year's version of the anything-can-happen extravaganza, set for Aug. 31, MTV announced Thursday. "Prepare yourself for a rip snortin' humdinger," Black said.He's hosting all alone? No Sarah Michelle Gellar? They were awesome together the last time they hosted. Someone at MTV call Sarah Michelle, stat. Posted on August 10, 2006 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Emmys Snub Lost The Emmy nominations are out and we are not amused. Lost is nowhere to be found for Outstanding Drama Series. The nominees are: Outstanding Reality Show (Competition) The Amazing Race American Idol Dancing with the Stars Project Runway Survivor Outstanding Reality Show Antiques Roadshow The Dog Whisperer Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List Penn & Teller: Bullshit Outstanding Drama Series Grey's Anatomy House The Sopranos 24 The West Wing Outstanding Comedy Series Arrested Development Curb Your Enthusiasm The Office Scrubs Two and a Half Men Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Candice Bergen, Boston Legal Sandra Oh, Grey's Anatomy Chandra Wilson, Grey's Anatomy Blythe Danner, Huff Jean Smart, 24 Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Cheryl Hines, Curb Your Enthusiasm Alfre Woodard, Desperate Housewives Jaime Pressley, My Name is Earl Elizabeth Perkins, Weeds Megan Mullally, Will & Grace Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama William Shatner, Boston Legal Oliver Platt, Huff Michael Imperioli, The Sopranos Gregory Itzin, 24 Alan Alda, The West Wing Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Will Arnett, Arrested Development Jeremy Piven, Entourage Bryan Cranston, Malcolm in the Middle Jon Cryer, Two and a Half Men Sean Hayes, Will & Grace Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer Geena Davis, Commander In Chief Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: SVU Frances Conroy, Six Feet Under Allison Janney, The West Wing Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Lisa Kudrow, The Comeback Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in the Middle Julia-Louis Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine Stockard Channing, Out of Practice Debra Messing, Will & Grace Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Christopher Meloni, Law & Order: SVU Denis Leary, Rescue Me Peter Krause, Six Feet Under Kiefer Sutherland, 24 Martin Sheen, The West Wing Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm Kevin James, The King of Queens Tony Shalhoub, Monk Steve Carell, The Office Charlie Sheen, Two and a Half Men No, your eyes aren't deceiving you. The weird new voting rules mean that several cancelled shows are up for an Emmy. Posted on July 6, 2006 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati Mission: Impossible III Wins Best Movie Trailer Award The winners of the Best Movie Trailers have been announced. The 7th Annual Golden Trailer Awards (GTA) is billed as the fastest awards show, and we suppose that's true. The big winner is Mission: Impossible III, which really did have a great trailer. The rest of the winners are: Best Action Winner Mission: Impossible III, Paramount Pictures, Trailer Park Best Animation/Family Winner Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire, Warner Bros., The Ant Farm Best Comedy Wedding Crashers "The Masters," New Line Cinema, mOcean Best Documentary March of the Penguins, Warner Independent, Mark Woollen & Associates Best Drama Good Night & Good Luck, Warner Independent, Hammer Creative Best Horror The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Screen Gems, Trailer Park Best Independent Transamerica, Weinstein Co., Seismic Productions Best Music Happy Feet, Warner Bros., Aspect Ratio Best Romance Pride & Prejudice, Focus Features, Mojo Best Thriller Match Point, DreamWorks SKG, The Ant Farm Best Video Game Trailer The Godfather - The Game, Electronic Arts, Hammer Creative Best Voice Over March of the Penguins, Warner Independent, Mark Woollen & Associates Golden Fleece Into the Blue, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Intralink & Skip Film Most Original Thank You for Smoking, Fox Searchlight, Craig Murray Productions Trashiest Trailer Three, The Works, The Editpool Summer 2006 Blockbuster Mission: Impossible III, Paramount Pictures, Trailer Park Best of Show Mission: Impossible III, Paramount Pictures, Trailer Park ** Special Audience Award for Trashiest Trailer ** Beer League, Artie Lange, Alkemi Entertainment Domino: Teaser 1, New Line Cinema, Skip Film Posted on June 15, 2006 Permalink | Digg this | Blogs linking to this post: Google | Technorati |
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