KAUFMAN
LOGAN
LEIGH
K. PEARSON
RWANDA
INCREDIBLES
twice before for
some brilliant
work, it now
seems like the
right time to
honor this
near-genius
screenwriter for
his efforts.
films that don't
make the Best
Picture lineup
to win a
screenplay
prize; he lost
for 2002's
"Adaptation" to
"The Pianist."
promising
two-thirds, the
film lags in its
final act and
doesn't wrap
up in a
completely
satisfying
manner.
exactly how
"improvised"
the words are.
After months
of rehearsals,
is it fair to
classify this in
the same
league?
film's best
attribute --
Don Cheadle's
strong turn --
has nothing to
do with its
screenplay.
It's on very
shaky ground.
a shot does
this cartoon
have at
winning? It'll
likely win in its
own category
(Best Animated
Feature)
anyway.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
People just really didn't like it.
JOSHUA MARSTON, Maria Full of Grace
He'd been cited by a number of critics' groups for his work.
PEDRO ALMODOVAR, Bad Education
He's won in this category before, so there was no need.
JAMES L. WHITE, Ray
Jamie Foxx overshadows all.
ZACH BRAFF, Garden State
He was nodded by the WGA, somewhat surprisingly.
A. AMENABAR & M. GIL, The Sea Inside
This film will make its best showing in the foreign film race.
D.O. RUSSELL & J. BAENA, I Heart Huckabee's
Didn't hit the cultural zeitgeist like other Russell films.
