Hank Kingsley

I'm going to see Capote later this week, but I loved his Lester Bangs in Almost Famous.

Agreed on the "great show" sentiment. I would've liked "Good Night, and Good Luck" to win something, but at least Clooney got recognized.

I don't like the music playing during the acceptance speeches.

I think that's all that Good Night, and Good Luck is going to get, and it's not even for the film. ...and he calls it. Ahaha.

Princess Leena

Italicized is who I want to win, bold is who I think will win. Best Picture Brokeback Mountain Capote Crash Good Night and Good Luck Munich Best Director George Clooney-Good Night and Good Luck Paul Haggis- Crash Ang Lee- Brokeback Mountain Bennett Miller-Capote Steven Spielberg-Munich Best Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman-Capote Terrance Howard-Hustle and Flow Heath Ledger-Brokeback Mountain David Strathairn-Good Night and Good Luck Joaquin Phoenix-Walk the Line Best Actress Judi Dench-Mrs. Henderson Presents Felicity Huffman-Transamerica Keira Knightley-Pride and Prejudice Charlize Theron- North Country Reese Witherspoon-Walk the Line Best Supporting Actor Geoge Clooney-Syriana Matt Dillon-Crash Paul Giamatti-Cinderella Man Jake Gyllenhaal- Brokeback Mountain William Hurt-A History of Violence Best Supporting Actress Amy Adams-Junebug Catherine Keener-Capote Frances McDormand-North Country Rachel Weisz-The Constant Gardener Michelle Williams-Brokeback Mountain Best Original Screenplay Crash Good Night and Good Luck Match Point Syriania The Squid and the Whale Best Adapted Screenplay A History of Violence Brokeback Mountain Capote The Constant Gardener Munich

Oh, and we definitely need a White Power Bill cameo in the prison. "I'm....white."

don't forget the "The" in my name.

"I always set the air conditioner to 69 degrees." *creepy smile* I love Kevin.

I've always wondered if cawthon777 got any, what with the wrestling archiving and all. ChrisMWaters, I hate that fucking bitch. Oh, and iTunes has Tom Waits' Bone Machine for $5.99. Incredible!

Puerto Rican daughter's cute, but go hippies.

Long live the Electric Six. I also support "Danger! (High Voltage)."

I liked when he had the Wayne Jarvis quote in his signature.

How come did Spaceman Spiff get on there.

Down by Law - 9/10 What a film. Very different from the other Jarmusch affairs I've seen (Cigarettes and Flowers) and probably my favorite from him. A great, fun, and feel-good movie about the bond formed between three unlikely companions in jail (and not like that). The casting of Waits, Lurie, and Benigni is pefect. The "I scream-a, you scream-a" scene is incredible. Highly recommended.

Too busy producing The 1 Second Film.

Might I add that the idea for this film is the greatest ever. I'm a producer now for only $12.61, lol!

Down By Law (Criterion)

She take my moneyyy...

I love it when both teams have matches in hours upon hours before the deadline. Bless your tremendous souls.

Wilco: 1. I'm Always in Love 2. I Got You (At the End of the Century) 3. A Shot in the Arm 4. Sunken Treasure 5. Via Chicago

I like how I still listen to The Wallflowers' Bringing Down the Horse ten years later. Mostly because my other musical tastes during that time were questionable (Third Eye Blind, "Return of the Mack"). Still, the stretch from "One Headlight" to "The Difference" is gangbusters.