Does anyone doubt that Philip Seymour Hoffman will win Best Actress for The Reader?

 

Assuming you mean actor I bet he's a distant 3rd.

I was making an extremely weak reference to Family Guy. I was hoping someone would somehow see what I was going for.

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Stiller making a mockumentary?

Jessica Biel is overrated. I said it.

Just so I don't look retarded, here's the Family Guy skit:

 

Lois: I feel like that fat-ass British girl from Titanic.

Peter: What girl?

Lois: The *lead* in Titanic. The one opposite Leonardo Di Caprio.

Peter: Sweetheart, that was a guy.

Lois: What?

Peter: That was a guy. That was Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Lois: No it wasn't!

Peter: Yes it was, honey. It was Philip Seymour Hoffman. Look at you out here on a big trip.

Jessica Biel is overrated. I said it.

 

Slumdog Millionaire is overrated. I said it.

Jessica Biel is overrated. I said it.

I didn't really like her dress I gotta say.

Slumdog Millionaire is overrated. I said it.

 

It's the biggest fish in a small pond, IMO.

 

That skit ruled with Franco and Rogen.

Oh, a movie about the Holocaust won an Oscar...surprising.

 

I'm not trying to mock the atrocity, but Ricky Gervais was right on at the Golden Globes when he told Kate Winslet something along the lines of, "I told you. Make a Holocaust movie and the awards start rolling in."

It's the biggest fish in a small pond, IMO.

 

That skit ruled with Franco and Rogen.

 

Did you see the other nominees? I think Frost/Nixon was easily better, easily.

 

And yes, that was a great skit.

They usually have given out the award for Supporting Actor by now. I think they are pushing it back to keep viewers. I have to go to the bathroom and am afraid to cuz it is the one award I wanna see given out and I don't want to miss it.

Did you see the other nominees? I think Frost/Nixon was easily better, easily.

 

And yes, that was a great skit.

I did not see Frost/Nixon. I wouldn't understand it since I know diddly about Watergate.

I did not see Frost/Nixon. I wouldn't understand it since I know diddly about Watergate.

 

I didn't know much about it. No more than most, at least. You don't have to know anything about it.

 

You can probably go to the bathroom now.

I saw Slumdog last night and aside from the goofy dance number during the credits, I thought it was fantastic and was the third best film I saw this year behind TDK and WALL-E.

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When Franco announced that winner in a thick German accent and Rogan was cracking up, that was awesome

Apparently they went with Jackman for the musical numbers.

Did you see the other nominees? I think Frost/Nixon was easily better, easily.

 

And yes, that was a great skit.

 

I'm not able to watch because I'm still in Thailand and the streams aren't very good.

 

What did The Reader win for?

 

I guess I'll have to catch that skit on youtube or something. At least I was able to see Pineapple Express, though.

 

So the only surprise so far is Penelope Cruz I guess?

I'm not able to watch because I'm still in Thailand and the streams aren't very good.

 

What did The Reader win for?

 

I guess I'll have to catch that skit on youtube or something. At least I was able to see Pineapple Express, though.

 

So the only surprise so far is Penelope Cruz I guess?

 

I guess. That's the only major award so far, I think. Slumdog Millionaire was Best Screenplay. I suppose that's a bigger award, and it's not a surprise. I'm not sure what The Reader won for, if anything. I was referring to the short live-action award.

Who is that old guy (passed on by now) who always smoked cigars? They just showed him, and his name slips my mind.

I shake my head at the fact that Cuba Gooding Jr. won an Oscar. Let's go HEATH!

Who is that old guy (passed on by now) who always smoked cigars? They just showed him, and his name slips my mind.

Red Auerbach. JK

 

George Burns

I saw Slumdog last night and aside from the goofy dance number during the credits, I thought it was fantastic and was the third best film I saw this year behind TDK and WALL-E.

 

 

It seems that tonight will be the official coronation for Freida Pinto, who spoke probably 20-30 lines in that whole movie and will now become the IT girl of hte moment due to her country of origin, the growing interest in Bollywood, her beauty and her interesting dress.

 

The big question becomes will she ever evolve into more than a pretty face? Can she carry a movie on her own or be a lead actor/actress? I guess we'll find out soon enough.

 

Slumdog Millionaire star Freida Pinto has reportedly called off her engagement to Rohan Antao after work commitments left her with too little time to spend with him.

 

Actress Pinto and Antao, both 24, met four years ago when they were studying at St Xavier's University in Mumbai, India.

 

Antao allegedly supported his partner's career after she left university and became a successful model and TV presenter.

 

But her recent catapult to fame thanks to the international box office success of Slumdog Millionaire has put a strain on their relationship, prompting Pinto to call it a day.

 

A friend tells British tabloid the Sunday Mirror, "Freida called off the engagement after the film took off. She could never have imagined how rapidly her career would grow and it's all been overwhelming."

Red Auerbach. JK

 

George Burns

 

Thank you. It was on the tip of my tongue. I kept wanting to say Burgess Meredith.

OMG! I can't believe Brolin won...

And I'll say it first, "F all the people who say he only won cuz he died."