Kevin's Watch

Best Art Direction – The Aviator
Best Supporting Actor – Morgan Freeman – Million Dollar Baby
Best Animated Feature Film – The Incredibles
Best Makeup – Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Best Costume – The Aviator
Best Supporting Actress – Cate Blanchett – The Aviator
Best Documentary – Born Into Brothels
Best Editing – The Aviator
Best Adapted Screenplay – Sideways
Visual Effects – Spider-Man 2
Honorary Actor – Sidney Lumet
Best Live Action Short – Wasp
Best Short Animated Film – Ryan
Best Cinematography – The Aviator
Best Sound Mixing – Ray
Best Sound Editing – The Incredibles
Best Short Documentary – Mighty Times: The Children’s March
Best Score – Finding Neverland
Best Song – from The Motorcycle Diaries
Best Actress – Hillary Swank – Million Dollar Baby
Best Foreign Film – The Sea Inside
Best Original Screenplay – Eternal Sunshine Of the Spotless Mind
Best Actor – Jamie Foxx
Best Director – Clint Eastwood – Million Dollar Baby
Best Picture – Million Dollar Baby

The only one of those that I've even seen is Eternal Sunshine.

--A

Avatar wrote: The only one of those that I've even seen is Eternal Sunshine.

--A

That, and the Incredibles (very funny, go see it!)


Looks like The Aviator and Million Dollar Baby have done well...

Ray, the Incredibles, and Spiderman 2 are all I've seen.

Spidey 2 and the first half of Eternal Sunshine for me...(need to finish it: they say the ending is awesome) The presentation was very inventive and the French song (from The Choir) was awesome-Rock was good didn't get in the way the way many have before, but could have done w/o the "come ons" and the Sandler bit.

What was the Sean Penn comment about?

"Jude Law i one of our most respected actors". FWIW, during Chris's opening monologue he said "Who's Jude Law?" he continued saying every movie he sees has Jude Law in it, sometimes he's English and sometimes he's American, and even movies he's no acting in he's listed in the credits as 'cupcakes brought by Jude Law'. So Chris was joking around and if Jude Law had been there he'd been laughing along with every one else. So Sean Penn needs to take a Xanax.

Rock deserved to be set straight, IMO. His snide personal comments about individuals are not humor. Not even when they're about Bush.