Yeah, a bunch of Indian techno music. Seriously.

What?

I was congratulating you on your award. You know. Worst GFF Anything 2008.

Ok sure, because that makes sense.

Exactly this.

On the LeHah scale, even I must admit that as much as I dislike Heath Ledger's blowjob role in that crappy movie for jerks, it is almost matched by Anna Paquin's TV show for chicks into rape.

All chicks are into rape. It's a huge market.

But how many will admit it? Not many.

Except the ones into vampires.

Which is why we shouldn't feel bad for those little indiscretions in dark alleys and parks. They want it.

So it's cool.

Useful, in that it cemented by desire to see "In Bruges" which is probably an entertaining film.

I watched some of the red carpet special. Isn't it funny how these celebrity interviewers get to be on national TV, at the center of a huge industry event, yet they don't even know that Sting had not been nominated for an award and that he was only there presenting? Seeing that red carpet troll try to hopelessly salvage the refuse of what dignity she never had was embarrassing to the human race... :(

Since I've seen most of the films nominated, I can pretty solidly say what I think of the choices. Slumdog Millionaire can win whatever it wants, since it's still a good movie, but. Well, at least the director award went to the right place. It was a complete chore for Boyle, all those non-english-speaking kids to work with, and to come up with something so lively and real feeling.

Milk was completely left out, I nerdraged a bit about that. It should've at least won, at least leading male role and screenplay. And the music was great too, finally a good score by Danny "I suck" Elfman, even though the score globe should've gone to In Bruges with its wonderful waltz theme.

I kind of think best picture should be Wall-E, but is it completely left out of the game because it's "just" an animated feature and not a "real" movie? Will it not get an oscar nomination for the same reason? Since it's completely out of the league that is nowadays called animated film - it could very well hold its own in the "big" league, much like any Miyazaki film should be allowed to. I know the "animated feature film academy award" was founded because of Beauty and the Beast getting a best movie nomination, and people got scared of a CARTOON winning best film. OH MY GOD.

Kiefer Sutherland himself laughed (at the award presentation) at his nomination for the role from the 24 TV film. Who were the nominators kidding. =( I also like how many of the TV actors nominated are mostly, or better known as big screen actors. TV sucks.

In short, FUCK YOU FOREIGN PRESS FOR DISSING MILK.