Good night. No big surprises, no big upsets (well, one) -- great talents won the awards they deserved. I may not have agreed with all of them, but the races were good and some were hard to qualify as superior over others.
THE WINNERS:
No Country for Old Men - Best Picture, Best Director (Coen Bros.), Best Adapted Screenplay (Coen Bros.), Supporting Actor (Javier Bardem),
There Will Be Blood - Best Actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), Cinematography
La Vie en Rose - Best Actress (Marion Cottilard), Makeup
Michael Clayton - Supporting Actress (Tilda Swinton)
Juno - Original Screenplay
Once - Best Song ("Falling Slowly")
Atonement - Best Score
The Counterfeiters - Foreign Language Film
"The Mozart of Pickpockets" - Live Action Short
Taxi to the Dark Side - Best Doc
"Freeheld" - Best Doc Short
Ratatouille - Animated Feature
"Peter & the Wolf" - Animated Short
The Golden Compass - Visual Effects
Sweeney Todd - Art Direction
Elizabeth: the Golden Age - Costume Design
The Bourne Ultimatum - Film Editing, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing
Comments (1)
I was sooo happy that Best Actress went to Marion Cottilard for her performance in La Vie en Rose. If there is anyone that hasn't seen it, rent it now.
I was also glad to see the movie Once win an award. It was a simple story done beautifully and the actors were deserving.
Posted by Suzanne | February 25, 2008 1:37 PM
Posted on February 25, 2008 13:37