Kinda surprised not to see Revolutionary Road not nominated for best picture.

Happy to see Kate was nominated along w/ Wall-e, Doubt, The Reader & of course Slumdog!

I love Slumdog and I really want it to win!

Hope Frank Langella wins. His performance as Nixon is flawless.

I feel bad for the supporting actor nominees, they have to know there is no way they will win.

Not against heath ledger that is.

Yeah...but I don't think giving an Oscar to Ledger as a tribute is fair. That's corny, actually.

I hope that if they do give him a posthumous Oscar they'll do it for the right reason: they REALLY think he was the best supporting actor from those 5 nominees.

I wish Josh Brolin won though.

I saw Benjamin Button and thought it was terrible. Ok, maybe not terrible but certainly not worth all of the noms that it has received.

Anne Hathaway for Rachel Getting MArried? Was it that good?

I'm so confused by the original song category, I haven't seen Gran Torino so can't speak for Clint's, but figured at least Bruce Springsteen's song for The Wrestler would be a shoo in.

Though, I did love the Slumdog music.

Go Slumdog

Only three songs nominated... Wasn't there 5 songs in nominations years before?

Juicylemon — It looks like most years there are five nominees for the original song category, though in 2006 (and of course, this year) there were only three. . . I'm not sure what the reasoning is for this.

I'm not convinced Heath would be winning if it wasn't for his death.
I would love to see Frank Langella win for Frost/Nixon. That would rock.
I would rather see Kate nominated for Revolutionary Road than Angie for Changeling, but oh well.

I'm not convinced Heath would be winning if it wasn't for his death.

EXACTLY!

Go Slumdog!

That is so weird that Springsteen wasn't nominated, Molly! Totally agreed. These are some of the most interesting Oscar noms I've seen in years...just because they are so unpredictable. Funny that the academy seems to agree with me about Revolutionary Road...not worth all the fuss.

I'm surprised I've Loved You So Long isn't nominiated for best foreign film. Kristen Scott Thomas was nominated for a GG best actress, so I assumed the academy awards would also give her some love. I mean, Anne Hathaway was chosen over KST? Absurd.

I'm so glad the academy recognized Milk!

bibliophile — I'm surprised about I've Loved You So Long as well. I fully expected it to be included in the Best Foreign Language Film nominations.

I'm going to cry buckets if Anne Hathaway or Angelina Jolie win over Kate Winslet! It would be a travesty!!!

No Bruce Springsteen with the wrestler, that's not right.
My fav's = Sean Penn, Angelina Jolie, Robert Downey Jr,Taraji P. Henson.
Best picture = Milk.
Best director = David Fincher.

yay! 2 out of 3 songs nominated are from Slumdog M ! A.R. Rehman is a musical genius and a household name in India, he surely deserves an Oscar !

Why did Micky Rourke/the Wrestler get snubbed for male lead and best picture? That movie had me crying hours after I left the theater, and I'm not normally a crier.

Staceygirl — I found The Wrestler to be very powerful as well. Rourke is actually nominated for a Best Actor award, though, so that's good.

This should be interesting. Congratulations to all the nominees.

To say more, I'm happy for Kate Winslet (I think her time has come), Mickey Rourke (great comeback!), Robert Downey Jr. (playing a part-within-a-part with two vastly different characters, and being funny at the same time), Penelope Cruz, Marisa Tomei, Sean Penn, and the wider acclaim for "Milk." I think other awards groups were afraid of the content, but the Oscars saw the great craft that went into the film as a whole.

Other movies I liked seeing up there: Wall-E and Waltz With Bashir.

On Kate Winslet, if they had to choose one role of hers for a nomination, I think the Oscars got it right in selecting her role in "The Reader."

I always wish there were more diversity in the nominees. I can't speak for Benjamin Button personally, and I'm sure it was a good film deserving of nods. But 13? Seriously? With Dark Knight shut out of some big awards, and Gran Turino shut out completely? I can agree that maybe Dark Knight doesn't deserve to win Best Picture per se, but it does deserve a chance.

Half the problem is that the same group of films sweep the entire ticket rather than the best film of each category winning.

From what I read, France chose to submit "The Class" as it's foreign language entry rather than "I've Loved You So Long". Only being able to submit one film per country is such a bogus rule, ILYSL was a great film.

I really feel that STEPHEN MOYER should have been nominated and won Best Actor in a TV Drama. When he is on the screen you find yourself drawn to him and he has a hypnotic presence about him.

i have no idea that Tropic Thunder was ever an-Oscar material while Leo DiCaprio just a No Way Oscar?

I agree with the nominations for the most part. I love Angelina, but I wish she was nominated last year for "A Mighty Heart" instead because she truly deserved to win that award, whereas her performance in Changeling was supposedly overhyped (still can't bring myself to see that movie because of the emotional content, A Mighty Heart was very difficult to watch as well). I think it's Kate Winslet's turn to win the Oscar. I think Taraji P. Henson should also win for Benjamin Button, as well as Heath Ledger though RDJ was great in Tropic Thunder too.

Heard they are giving $35K gift bags at Oscars. Dont you think with a recession going on with people facing foreclosures and losing thir jobs they can help save someones home or feed a family of 3 for 2 years for that $35k bag of jewels and trips. Hollywood needs to realize what really matters..."give a gift bag, save a family"

Hope Iron Man, The Wrestler, The Dark Knight and Slumdog wins.

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