I might could see Howl's Moving Castle getting a nod, but a) I don't know the Academy's protocol on when something is released in relation to being eligable, and b) I don't see 2 foreign animated movies being nominated in the same year, and W&G has a better chance

Jon Stewart is hosting.

Which is pretty awesome. I've always liked him.

Chris Rock and now Jon Stewart. Gee, I wonder which generation they are trying to lure in with hosts like that.

-Replaced Cinderella Man with Munich(completely slipped my mind even though I had Speilberg on the director list)

-Added Woody Allen to the director list since I only had 4.

-Replaced Steve Martin and George Clooney with Heath Ledger and Phillip Seymour Hoffman.(Thought Steve Martin in Shop Girl had the whole Bill Murray-Lost in Translation thing going but I guess not. Just the opposite with Hoffman, thought he'd go under the radar again but he's finally getting the reconition he deserves,which is cool.)

-Left actress alone.

for best animated short: The Meaning of Life. Having seen both Rejected, and the short that beat it, I totally believe that Don Hertzfeldt got ROBBED, and since I've heard fantastic things about TMoL, I'm pretty confident that it'll at least get nominated

They say the Golden Globes are a good prediction of whom may win.Looks like a horse race between Brokeback Mountain & Walk the Line.


anybody notice Drew's bra-less dress.....she's kinda young to be sagging like that........just an observation.

BM, WtL, and Good Night, and Good Luck.

Didn't it win Braveheart's year?

best animated short, there was no animated feature back then (Shrek was the first to win that particular award)

I know it won't get ANY nods but I think History of Violence deserved SOME attention.