6th Annual Predict
The Oscars! Contest
As usual, it's late but it was a good show and
everything seemed to go off smoothly. I guess we got an idea
of what we would have seen if the strike hadn't ended but I'm sure
we're all are glad it did. Even though No Country For Old
Men came in with the most awards (four), it didn't clean up the
way many of our contestants seemed to think it would. La
Vie En Rose and The Bourne Ultimatum did better then I
expected, winning everything whey were nominated for except Best
Costume Design (La Vie En Rose) whereas Michael Clayton
and Atonement each won just one Oscar out of the seven
nominations they each received.
Anyway, things must have gone pretty much as
expected, at least for some of you, because the scores this year are
in line with previous contests. With that said {drum roll,
please}...
Our 2008 Predict The Oscars!
Winners
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Name |
Score |
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Luci Marzola
|
80 |
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Pete Schuppenhauer
|
78
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Paul Kim (by tie breaker question)
|
76
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I'd also like to give mention to Brian Buchana who
also scored 76 points and to Ron Parres who was in first place until
the last award but took a chance on Juno for Best Picture.
Finally, since it seems the thing to do tonight, I
would like to thank everyone who participated in our contest this
year; The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for putting
the Awards together during difficult times, The Writers Guild of
America, motion picture studios and television networks for coming
to an agreement to end the three month strike; all the industry
professionals who work tirelessly on and off the screen to bring us
these fine motion pictures; and my wife Kathy, who supports
me during the many hours required to host this site.
Bob Stanza, Editor - Predict
The Oscars!
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