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Here are the winners:

Drama:
Atonement

Actress, Drama:
Julie Christie - Away from Her

Actor, Drama:
Daniel Day-Lewis - There Will Be Blood

Musical/Comedy:
Sweeney Todd

Actress, Musical/Comedy:
Marion Cotillard - La Vie en Rose

Actor, Musical/Comedy:
Johnny Depp - Sweeney Todd

Supporting Actress:
Cate Blanchett - I'm Not There

Supporting Actor:
Javier Bardem - No Country for Old Men

Animated Feature:
Ratatouille

Foreign Film:
NOT AVAILABLE

Director:
Julian Schnabel - The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Screenplay:
NOT AVAILABLE

Original Score:
NOT AVAILABLE

Original Song:
"Guaranteed" - Into the Wild
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I agree, matthew, the second half of Atonement was just a mess. I felt nothing from the fates of any of the main characters because the Wright and screenwriter Christopher Hampton failed to make them three-dimensional and relatable.

What a disappointment.
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Looks like shits hitting the fan.
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Penelope wrote:
kaytodd wrote:
Jim20 wrote:PICTURE/DRAMA:
Atonement


...sigh...

Not a bad film at all, but not worthy of a best pic nomination, to say nothing of a win. I would have put Zodiac in that spopt and given the award to NCFOM (have not seen TWBB).

I'm sorry, but no fricking way is Zodiac better than Atonement.

...in the eye of the beholder...

I personally thought Atonement fell to pieces in the second half but I understand why it has support. (I prefer Zodiac though :) )
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Well, one can certainly hope that the Globes-from-within-the-bunker thing translates to even less overlap between the Globes and the Oscars than usual.
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Akash wrote:This is HORRIBLE.
No, it's not. Actually, it's a quite wonderful development, especially for Atonement, Diving Bell & the Butterfly and especially to see Juno completely shut out.
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Comedy/Musical Actor:

Johnny Depp - Sweeney Todd
Wesley Lovell
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Well fuck...I was going to post them as they came out. I hate NBC...
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Director:

Julian Schnabel - The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
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This is HORRIBLE.
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Sorry, Oscarguy, if I commited a faux pas by posting the BP Drama results. I was unaware that CNN was giving the results a lot earlier than NBC.



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kaytodd wrote:
Jim20 wrote:PICTURE/DRAMA:
Atonement


...sigh...

Not a bad film at all, but not worthy of a best pic nomination, to say nothing of a win. I would have put Zodiac in that spopt and given the award to NCFOM (have not seen TWBB).
I'm sorry, but no fricking way is Zodiac better than Atonement.
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Jim20 wrote:PICTURE/DRAMA:
Atonement


...sigh...

Not a bad film at all, but not worthy of a best pic nomination, to say nothing of a win. I would have put Zodiac in that spot and given the award to NCFOM (have not seen TWBB).



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wow...sounds like the Coens got screwed in the picture and director categories...
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I see. I was wondering how Best Drama could've been announced before, oh, Best Song.
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