Javier Bardem wins best supporting actor...

[Mamacita]

No replies to this thread necessary, but I wanted the universe to know he is SO HOT!!!!!!

Hottie, McHotsutff! Yumm-O!!!

I will have good dreams tonight!

[Joana]

I am a bit sad that Viggo Mortensen didn't get an Oscar- although Daniel D. Lewis surely deserved his. But Viggo........ rrrrrrrrrrrrr.

[Doggiemom]

Yes...Javier is yummy!!!!!!

[Mindbender]

The UK and Europe has done very well this year

Stallone made these interesting comments recently on the BBC website:

He says the British film industry's strength is in "intellectual endeavour", rather than relying on "action and physicality to get the most bangs for your buck", as he does in Rambo. American movies can be "incredibly stupid and I'll be the first one to say it," he says.
"You're scratching your head, saying 'how did this crap get made? This is really moronic'."
He is self-deprecating about his own talents, and says he has found his niche.
"I've been identified with a certain kind of physicality and so for me to expect to be Daniel Day-Lewis or go into Russell Crowe land would be futile.

[lolabella]

I think this the first year since I can remember that I have not seen any of the movie nominees. I usually see about 3 to 4 of them before the Oscars roll around. Most of them, except for Antonement, were not advertised heavily here. I had no idea they existed until the nominations were reported. Maybe it is because I don't live in a major market.

Guess I'll have alot of renting to do!

[Mamacita]

Vanessa, definitely see "Juno"! So funny, so fresh, so quirky. A really, really great film!

I didn't see most of the others. I was disappointed that Denzel didn't get nominated for "American Gangster". That was an AWESOME and powerful film and his performance was mezmerizing.

[mofi]

Javier is hot, and he has a sense of humour.
Also he's speech to his mom was too cute.

[penalipee]

Oh yes....he's HOT HOT HOT

[MaripositaII]

Originally Posted by Mindbender

The UK and Europe has done very well this year

Stallone made these interesting comments recently on the BBC website:

He says the British film industry's strength is in "intellectual endeavour", rather than relying on "action and physicality to get the most bangs for your buck", as he does in Rambo. American movies can be "incredibly stupid and I'll be the first one to say it," he says.
"You're scratching your head, saying 'how did this crap get made? This is really moronic'."
He is self-deprecating about his own talents, and says he has found his niche.
"I've been identified with a certain kind of physicality and so for me to expect to be Daniel Day-Lewis or go into Russell Crowe land would be futile.

I sometimes wonder who their target audience is