melinaRG 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 Here I put the nomenees and the winners Kisses! ART DIRECTION Aline Bonetto, Mathieu Junot y Delphine Mabed - "Un Long Dimanche de Fian?ailles" Anthony Pratt - "The Phantom of the Opera" Dante Ferretti - "The Aviator" Gemma Jackson - "Finding Neverland" Rick Heinrichs - "Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events" ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Alan Alda - "The Aviator" Clive Owen - "Closer" Jamie Foxx - "Collateral" Morgan Freeman - "Million Dollar Baby" Thomas Haden Church - "Sideways" ANIMATED FEATURE FILM "Shark Tale" "The Incredibles" "Shrek 2" MAKEUP Jo Allen y Manuel Garc?a - "The sea inside" Keith Vanderlaan y Christien Tinsley - "The Passion of the Christ" Valli O'Reilly y Bill Corso - "Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events" COSTUME DESIGN Alexandra Byrne y Mary Kelly - "Finding Neverland" Bob Ringwood - "Troy" Colleen Atwood y Donna O'Neal - "Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events" Sandy Powell - "The Aviator" Sharen Davis - "Ray" ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Cate Blanchett - "The Aviator" Laura Linney - "Kinsey" Natalie Portman - "Closer" Sophie Okonedo - "Hotel Rwanda" Virginia Madsen - "Sideways" DOCUMENTARY FEATURE "Born Into Brothels" "The Story of the Weeping Camel" "Super Size Me" "Tupac: Resurrection" "Twist of Faith" FILM EDITING Jim Miller y Paul Rubell - "Collateral" Joel Cox - "Million Dollar Baby" Matt Chesse - "Finding Neverland" Paul Hirsch - "Ray" Thelma Schoonmaker - "The Aviator" WRITING (ADAPTED SCREENPLAY) Alexander Payne y Jim Taylor - "Sideways" David Magee - "Finding Neverland" Jos? Rivera - "Motorcycle diaries" Paul Haggis - "Million Dollar Baby" Richard Linklater, Kim Krizan, Julie Delpy y Ethan Hawke - "Before Sunset" VISUAL EFFECTS John Dykstra, Scott Stokdyk, Anthony LaMolinara y John Frazier por "Spider-Man 2" John Nelson - "I, Robot" Tim Burke, Roger Guyett, Bill George y John Richardson - "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" SHORT FILM (LIVE ACTION) "7:35 of the Morning" "Everything in This Country Must" "Little Terrorist" "Two Cars, One Night" "Wasp" SHORT FILM (ANIMATED) "Birthday Boy" "Gopher Broke" "Guard Dog" "Lorenzo" "Ryan" CINEMATOGRAPHY Bruno Delbonnel - "Un Long Dimanche de Fian?ailles" Caleb Deschanel - "The Passion of the Christ" John Mathieson - "The Phantom of the Opera" Robert Richardson - "The Aviator" Xiaoding Zhao - "House of Flying Daggers" SOUND MIXING Kevin O'Connell, Greg P. Russell, Jeffrey J. Haboush y Joseph Geisinger - "Spider-Man 2" Randy Thom, Gary Rizzo, Doc Kane y Vince Caro - "The Incredibles" Scott Millan, Greg Orloff, Bob Beemer y Steve Cantamessa - "Ray" Tom Fleischman y Petur Hliddal - "The Aviator" William B. Kaplan, Randy Thom, Tom Johnson y Dennis S. Sands - "The Polar Express" SOUND EDITING Michael Silvers y Randy Thom - "The Incredibles" Randy Thom y Dennis Leonard - "The Polar Express" Paul N.J. Ottosson - "Spider-Man 2" DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT "Autism is a World" "The Children of Leningradsky" "Hardwood" "Mighty Times: The Children's March" "Sister Rose's Passion" MUSIC (SCORE) James Newton Howard - "The Village" Jan A. P. Kaczmarek - "Finding Neverland" John Debney - "The Passion of the Christ" John Williams - "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" Thomas Newman - "Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events" MUSIC (SONG) Andrew Lloyd Webber y Charles Hart - "Learn to be lonely" ("The Phantom of the Opera") Bruno Coulais y Christophe Barratier - "Vois sur ton chemin" ("The Chorus") David Bryson, Adam Duritz, David Immergl?ck, Matthew Malley y Dan Vickrey - "Accidentally in love" ("Shrek 2") Glen Ballard y Alan Silvestri - "Believe" ("The Polar Express") Jorge Drexler - "Al otro lado del r?o" ("Diarios de motocicleta") ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE Annette Benning - "Being Julia" Catalina Sandino Moreno - "Maria Full of Grace" Hilary Swank - "Million dollar baby" Imelda Staunton - "Vera Drake" Kate Winslet - "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM "As it is in Heaven" (Suecia) "Downfall" (Alemania) "The Chorus" (Francia) "The sea inside" (Espa?a) "Yesterday" (Sur?frica) WRITING (ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY) Brad Bird - "The Incredibles" Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry y Pierre Bismuth - "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" John Logan - "The Aviator" Mike Leigh - "Vera Drake" Terry George y Keir Pearson - "Hotel Rwanda" ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE Clint Eastwood - "Million dollar baby" Don Cheadle - "Hotel Rwanda" Jamie Foxx - "Ray" Johnny Depp - "Finding Neverland" Leonardo DiCaprio - "The Aviator" DIRECTING Alexander Payne - "Sideways" Clint Eastwood - "Million dollar baby" Martin Scorsese - "The Aviator" Mike Leigh - "Vera Drake" Taylor Hackford - "Ray" BEST PICTURE"The Aviator" "Finding Neverland" "Million dollar baby" "Ray" "Sideways" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Furor 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 I saw the whole event live and I thought Chris Rock was funny (A bit rude though).It was an amazing event and although I hate Beyonce, I think she performed pretty well at the Oscars.And about the results, well I wasn't sure about the "Best Actress in a Leading role", but all the other awards were pretty expected and I'm glad Hillary Swank won the award! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
melinaRG 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 I saw the hole event too... it's emotive... I'm very very very happy that Motorcycle Diaries won an Oscar... I'm glad because it's an honor that an argentinian movie wins a prize like that. I love my country!!! I thought the aviator was going to win the best movie... but it didn't. I'm also happy that the actor of Ray won the best actor in a leading role... he did a GREAT job in that movie... well.. I've got nothing else to say! Byebyeee!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
serverph 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 congratulations to all the winners. time to watch the nominated movies i missed. i had reservations about chris rock hosting the event... and though he was somehow funny (and a little bit rude) the entire award ceremony, i believe he didn't match up that well with the previous hosts of oscar. he needs more finesse in hosting a multitude of audience, especially in a formal setting like the oscar. (hats off to sean penn, for getting in defense of jude law, which chris rock rudely critiqued as some kind of a second-rate actor, appearing in almost any movie these past 4 years). billy crystal still does it best. hope billy crystal can be back next year instead (i missed his opening spiels, done in flagrant visuals, and is usually a treat fit to open the ceremony). or whoopi goldberg. or robin williams. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Caveman 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 A lot of great selections by the academy. I was so happy for Jamie Foxx. He deserved the title more than anyone in the world, and his acceptance speech tugged at your heart. Simply phenomenal stuff.I haven't seen "Million Dollar Baby" yet, but I think it's about time that I ought to. Clint Eastwood is a legend, and I trust that any film under his supervision is bound to be great. Kudos to him and Hilary Swank!By far, the best acceptance speech was from Jorge Drexler. That was so slick! HahaAs for Chris Rock...yeah, he can be rude at times, but I think he did a decent job hosting. He avoided completely overdoing his "black act" for the most part (of course, there were obvious exceptions) and threw in some hilarious tidbits here and there to keep a nice flow goin'. Oh yeah, I was glad Sean Penn stuck up for Jude Law. Jude Law just kicks so much *bottom*. They should get him to host next year The tribute to Johnny Carson was a tearjerker. Very fitting, and most appropriate for a legend of such universal proportions. A job well done, indeed!I loved the introduction segment, which contained the clips of various movies in the past (it seemed liked the healthy majority were previous Best Picture winners, can someone confirm this?). Great way to kick off the show.Overall, the show was excellent. "The Aviator" was prevented from becoming a complete runaway and I believe that every film worthy of it got the recognition it deserved. Bravo! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
grrlfromoz 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2005 I usually watch the Oscars every year, this is the first I can recall that I didn't. I did see Kate Blanchet do one award, from the seats. I don't know if I like that format. Oh and I think I saw them bring up all of the nominees onto the stage. Yikes that's got to make you feel like even MORE of a loser if you don't win! I saw Bionce sing a song in french. I don't think I liked it very much, made up lots of notes like she usually does I couldn't stop staring at her green eyeshadow! I would have liked to have seen that Neverland got something, but then again I haven't seen any of the other movies that DID win something so, congrats to all the winners. I think I must not have had much interest this year because Lord of the Rings wasn't up for anything. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
