Even though I didn't have it on my list of the year's best films, the omission of Dreamgirls from the Best Picture race is a surprise. Only a few years ago a well-made musical about far less (Chicago) got the top prize;let's not forget Titanic beating L.A. Confidential. Does the passing over of Dreamgirls signal a turn to seriousness among the voters?
If the movie's good, Jack Nicholson ALWAYS gets nominated! What's the deal? I don't know if Mark Wahlberg deserved his nod more than Jack, but he did deserve it.
The Best Director nomination for Paul Greengrass of United 93 proves that the best director may not direct the best film. I wouldn't trade any of the Best Picture nominees for United 93, but Greengrass found the perfect way to tell that story.
I just saw The Painted Veil (go) and now am officially outraged that Alexandre Desplat's Golden Globe-winning score didn't get an Oscar nomination.
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