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THE BIG ONE!!
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Best Costume Design – Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Best Animated Feature Film – Ratatouille
Best Make Up – La Vie En Rose
Best Visual Effects – The Golden Compass
Best Art Direction – Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Best Supporting Actor – Javier Bardem for No Country for Old Men
Best Live Action Short Film – Le Mozart Des Pickpockets
Best Animated Short Film – Peter and the Wolf
Best Supporting Actress – Tilda Swinton for Michael Clayton
Best Adapted Screenplay - Joel and Ethan Coen for No Country for Old Men
Best Sound Editing – Bourne Ultimatum
Best Sound Mixing – Bourne Ultimatum
Best Lead Actress – Marion Cotillard for La Vie En Rose
Best Film Editing – Bourne Ultimatum
Honorary Oscar – Robert Boyle
Best Foreign Language Film – Austria for The Counterfeiters
Best Song in a Motion Picture – Falling Slowly in the movie Once
Best Cinematography – There Will Be Blood (“I drink your milkshake!!!”)
Best Original Score – Atonement
Best Documentary Short Subject – Freeheld
Best Documentary Feature – Taxi to the Dark Side (sorry Michael Moore)
Best Original Screenplay – Diablo Cody for Juno (SOO excited about this one!)
Best Lead Actor – Daniel Day Lewis for There Will Be Blood
Best Director – Joel and Ethan Coen for No Country for Old Men
Best Film - No Country!
All in all I think they were good choices - no real complaints from meHaikus are easy
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hmm pleased about Tilda Swinton, The Counterfeiters, Once, Atonement and Daniel Day Lewis. :T :j
Shame I missed out on going to see No Country for Old Men because of a friend visiting and then a holiday.
I'm still a bit 'meh' about Juno, I thought the others were better. It felt like Superbad part 2 to me, and I did enjoy Superbad too but just don't get the fuss over Juno.
Thnaks for posting updates and the results, Wolverine.0 -
Good grief, another two codes for The Bank Job, that is the most I have ever seen for a film!
I got an email from SeeFilmFirst about a gala screening of The Other Boleyn Girl at Odeon Covent Garden on 3 March (and Newcastle on 6 March) where you get a copy of the book and a goody bag. Tickets on sale for "only £35." Isn't that strange, the tickets for the free previews are for the same day, just not that cinema! I wonder which freebie regular would spend that amount of money just for a drinks reception and a goody bag?Reclaimed thanks to this site:
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Good grief, another two codes for The Bank Job, that is the most I have ever seen for a film!
I got an email from SeeFilmFirst about a gala screening of The Other Boleyn Girl at Odeon Covent Garden on 3 March (and Newcastle on 6 March) where you get a copy of the book and a goody bag. Tickets on sale for "only £35." Isn't that strange, the tickets for the free previews are for the same day, just not that cinema! I wonder which freebie regular would spend that amount of money just for a drinks reception and a goody bag?
I had that e-mail, think the charge is due to it being a charity fundraiser- giving something back and all that.Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the world together."
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"you will receive a copy of the novel, and there will be a drinks reception and a book signing with the author, Philippa Gregory"
So if you weren't a normal free previewer you probably spend £20 on a ticket and popcorn and a drink so £35 for something a bit more special with a signed book and goody bag and all going to charity isn't bad.0 -
I agree but this offer comes from seefilmfirst, sent out to regular free preview ticket users - I just wonder whether we are the right clientele, that's all.Reclaimed thanks to this site:
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Just wondering which films people would like to see as previews...........
I for one am hoping to see some new codes soon as I am bored with The Bank Job codes!!!! Okay, okay before any of you moan at me I am being selfish as I have already seen it and am going tonight to see it again with my mum who never goes to the cinema unless I drag her along...... So I do appreciate that the more codes that come out the more access people have to this type of screening!!!
Anyone back to my original question - what does everyone want to see in March?:j Member Number 18 of the "100 free films in London in 2010" club:hello:0 -
Arghhhhhhhhh, just tried to get tickets for 27 dresses for Wandsworth and keep getting page cannot be displayed, I'm not meant to see this film0
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