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Eric - 2006-03-04 00:32:47
You're predicted choice on Heath Ledger seems very wrong, compared to the fact that it seems that Phillip Seymour Hoffman is a shoe-in for the award. At least you didn't want Brokeback Mountain to win best picture. I thought GN&GL was much better, but my pick is Crash. I enjoyed Brokeback Mountain, but it just didn't move me the way it moved others. I also don't think that it'll stand the so-called "test of time" and in a few years, it will be forgotten.
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anne - 2006-03-04 07:53:31
We have watched Were-Rabbit numerous times since receiving it from Netflix. It's wonderful. Gromit's expressions are priceless. And I love Helena Bonham Carter's voice work as Lady Tottingham...I wish she could have been nominated. She probably will be rooting for Corpse Bride.
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Chris - 2006-03-04 08:15:27
The kids and I have watched Were-Rabbit a gazillion times; and enjoyed it almost every time. I agree on Gromit, as the New yorker points out his brow exhibits a range of emotion well beyond most actors today. The sets were amazing and I loved all the sly sexual jokes. And in keeping with the mood of the blog "The Rabbits, what about the Rabbits!!!!"
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Paula - 2006-03-04 15:01:02
Those rabbits were, arguably, cuter than the Brokeback sheep. The Bunnyvac scenes? Oh, lordy!
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Sharps - 2006-03-05 17:27:51
Re: "Articles of Impeachment", weird but true: the brilliant mind behind that book, progressive constitutional counsel and All-Around-Super-Dude Michael Ratner, is the brother of none other than....you-know-who.
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Paula - 2006-03-06 13:03:42

Weird! I'm guessing Michael is the younger brother...? Oh, and for non-Brooklynites, Sharps is a-talkin' 'bout this guy.
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