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My take
http://www.filmwurld.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1676

;)

Director: John Lasseter


The official site
see
http://www.disney.go.com/disneypictures/cars


My thoughts ...

Director: Sarah Watt
Cast: Justine Clarke, William McInnes, Anthony Hayes, Daniela Farinacci


The official site
see
http://www.lookbothways.com.au/


Synopsis

Hi Chris,

minor point ... shldnt it be Silas? and not Cyrus?

rgds

I have watched it ... I will write more ...

but as of now ...
- good action, weak characterization
- very watchable for a commercial blockbuster ...
- hmmm ... San Francisco ... where I was...

I wrote this review on (5/17/06 11:10 am) US NY time


My thoughts ...

-- Well, i guess i may be one of the rare few who choose to watch the film before reading the book (ALTHOUGH i have bought...

Well, I usually prefer to go with NO expectations
(so I wont be disappointed ... hee hee)
Otherwise, this review may let you set your expectations too high ...

I think it is good for a...

please delete

I have watched both
- Workingman's Death (and written a review on it)
- Look Both Ways (will soon write)

rgds

No. 2 (New Zealand) (2006)

It won the Sundance Film Festival 2006 Audience Award.
;)
It was also featured at Berlin Film Festival.

see my review...

SKYY Prize
Taking Father Home (China)
Half Nelson (US)

FIPRESCI jury
Half Nelson

Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature
Look Both Ways (Australia)

I am not sure if I have posted this ...

anyway, here is a revised version ...

Director: Mark Dornford-May
Cast: Pauline Malefane, Andile Tshoni


It garnered the Best Film in Berlin Film...

Director: Royston Tan
Cast: Xiao Li Yuan, Kim Young Jun

It premiered at Berlin International Film Festival.
The most brief synopsis would simply be ... it is a film revolving around a young boy...

hey
sorry that i have been VERY busy ...
i will try to post some things soon ...
;)

hey thnks

but believe me ...
i took a few min before i finally found where the link is ...

maybe the administrator can move it to somewhere more conspicuous ... (at least for these 2 weeks)...

The official website
http://fest06.sffs.org/
;)

I have watched a number of the films.
e.g., the opening film

I think my review is somewhere in this board too
hiaks hiaks

Hey to all,


after FINALLY watching all the 5 films in the category ...
my VOTE goes to ...

Best Motion Picture of the Year
Shld win ... Brokeback Mountain (2005)
May win ... Crash (2004)...

hi
i am glad that you have watched it ...
so, did you like the humor?

with all the recent media events,
the world shld realize that the line between humor and offensive is often very thin ......

Initially, it was only Jang Dong Gun (the guy in Tae Guk Gi)
Then there were more ... e.g., Ahn Sung Ki, Park Jung Hoon, etc
Then Choi Min Shik (the guy in Oldboy) returned a medal awarded to him...

If you have watched or read the news, the incident over the Danish cartoon has become an international news ... with several European countries and a lot of Muslim countries getting involved ...
...

hee hee ...

(i) in the entertainment world, any news is good news ... ;PPP

(ii) like tabuno, i have no qualms over the 5 Best Films ... since you chose different descriptions (i..e, "overrated"...

hmmm,
i am not sure what to cut and paste or edit,

so, here are some of my earlier random thoughts...

just some random thoughts ...
;)

(1) congrats to Brokeback Mountain and Crash ... ;) ...
I think the Best Film will be a tough fight between these two ...
... hmmm, a lot of things will...

The official website
see
http://www.oscar.com/

The results will be announced on Mar 5.
;)


Best Motion Picture of the Year
Brokeback Mountain (2005) - Diana Ossana, James Schamus

Director: Ismaël Ferroukhi
Cast: Nicolas Cazalé, Mohamed Majd


At the Venice Film Festival 2004, it won the Best First Feature Film award.


The official website
see...