Has anyone seen the 2005 Oscar nominees for Best Animated short?\n\nBadgered\n**WINNER** The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation\nThe Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello\n9\nOne Man Band\n\nIf so, what did you think. Did the best short win??
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I got to see them all in one sitting.  I could not believe the one that ended up winning.  9, One Man Band and Jasper Morello were so much better than the Moon and son.
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"When Indy's son is recruited by an english gentleman to go in search of an artifact of immense power hidden deep in the Amazon, Indy's father suspects something is not right. \n\nSoon he stumbles upon a terrifying plot by a powerful secret society hell bent on recovering an ancient power. \n\nTeamed once again with his father Henry (Sean Connery) and the English Gentleman's Daughter Sabrina they head out to the amazon where both parties discover an ancient civilization still existing."\n\nI can't wait for this movie!  I'm so excited :)
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Monsters, Inc.!!! It's my second favorite Pixar short. It comes in a close second to "Boundin'" on The Ibcredibles. Another short on Monster's, Inc. is "Mike's New Car", so ifyou buy the movie, you'll get two shorts!!
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LOVE the Incredibles, and so does my 2 1/2 year old son.  I know the movie by heart, and my husband regularly quotes lines from it.  His favorite imitation is of Jack's boss- "They're exploiting every loophole, dodging every obstacle, THEY'RE PENETRATING THE BURACROCY!"- Did you know that guy also does the voice of the T-Rex in Toy Story 1&2?\n2 more good pixar flicks.  But who is the Underminer?\nYES please make Incredibles 2!!
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Just got back from seeing it, too.  Loved it but was sad about Jean going nuts and Scott likely being dead.  Don't think Xavier is, though.  Think he's the guy in the bed in the scene at the end.  My friends went to the earlier showing (like, 20 minutes before me--I couldn't find them anywhere!) but I saw them after my show let out and they were like, "Did you stay for the scene after the credits?"  I am so glad they went to the first showing or I would have missed it!  They all came back in with me and we watched that last scene.\nBut even if Patrick Stewart doesn't want to do a fourth one (rumour?) it sure didn't seem like an ending to me.\nAlso, I'd like to add that I haven't read the comics and I heard that people who love the comics did not love the movie.  So I loved it as a movie and not as an incarnation of the comic.
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I hope you liked that movie man. I think it rocks myself. I enjoyed it so much I watched it twice in one sitting. \nGattaca
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Dogma or Strikeback was my favorite. And yep I've seen the trailer. Jay's awesome with his dancing. And Dante and Randall are still hilarious.\n\nHave you seen this yet.\n\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060328\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060329\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060330\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060403\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060404\nhttp://silentbobspeaks.com/?m=20060405\n\nI love it. It explains a whole lot.
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I saw this film toward the end of the Cannes Film Festival; it edged out every other I'd seen, 30 of them, because of its wonderful story; history, politics and fantasy woven into a fabric spun by a superlative creative team headed by Guillermo del Toro. In comparison to "...Labyrinth", del Toro's other films only hinted at the depth and breadth of his talent. In this film, much as I pride myself on guessing the outcome of most stories, you cannot guess what's happening next. The film is long and the suspense is sustained throughout. The music is some of the best I've heard in years, so well suited to the action that you almost don't notice its specific effect because of how well it is intertwined with the visual, emotional and intellectual experience.\n\nIn my opinion, del Toro's "...Labyrinth" deserved to win at Cannes over the Ken Loach film, "The Wind That Shakes the Barley". Actually, everyone I knew at the Festival who had seen both agreed with me. It's hard to imagine that any film could beat it in a context other than Cannes where they have marked preferences (bordering on obsession) for certain directors.\n\nLet's hope that the late December opening will favor an Oscar nomination which it should win hands down, unless some other outstanding films appear on the horizon. That doesn't seem likely because at Cannes the somewhat disappointing array of films was attributed to the fact that not much great product is being released this year. I might add that I had already seen Volver prior to Pan, and I still maintain that Pan is the better film. Since then, I love The Departed, but that's in another category which does not threaten Pan's access to Oscar.
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LOVE the Five Heartbeats.  Robert Townsend's follow-up to his debut in Hollywood Shuffle.\n\nIt definitely shows Townsend's lack of experience.  He sugar coats the heavy stuff a bit much..but its still a great story.  I'd like to see the same story done by a filmmaker with a lot harder edge.\n\nMakes me want to watch it again.
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Hi,\n\nI don't know if you'll agree on that : but I think in my opinion, the best short films are : the ones from Pixar !!! I think you could learn a lot on the senarios, the designs etc... You can see them on their website or you can buy them through "itunes".\nFor documentaries, I don't really know...sorry.
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does that dude ever give a short answer ?  lol,,I would like to see the movie,,lol lol lol
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It was ok to rent a dvd esp. since i have a kid at home. However i would not go to a movie theater to watch it.\nI also think animators  did a very good job , however , for some reason the faces of all the characters were ugly. \n i recommend this film to anyone from 6 to 13 ...
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This was such a great movie. When it cam out i went with 4 friends and we all left with a few tears and some sniffles.\nBeautifully directored and Rachel Adams was divine. \nWe all wanted to go and lay out on the street under the traffic light!!!
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Yes, that was an amazing movie. Of course, I'm a little bit biased on this opinion. I am a serious fan of Neil Gaiman (the writer of the script for the movie) since he wrote the Sandman comics (I love all of his novels as well), and the fact that Dave McKean directed it (he did a lot of the Sandman's artwork) just made it an even sweeter movie ...but, without any bias, it was a very very good movie indeed!
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hey, you're right. bunny foo foo IS funny.\n\nthanks for another one to watch.\n\ni like the pesci Question. har. very good.
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A must see!\n\nAng Lee's upcoming film "Brokeback Mountain" about two young cowboys (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal) who tumble into love while herding sheep through the Wyoming mountain range during the early '60s, was excluded from the Cannes screening schedule altogether reports After Elton. \n\nGiven Ang Lee's track history, the elimination from the running at Cannes is of note, especially since the contenders this year are helmed by indie cinema darlings like Lars Von Trier, David Cronenberg, Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, and Gus Van Sant (who was originally slotted to direct Brokeback). However, Cannes has also never accepted a film of Lee's for competition, and reportedly don't particularly like him. So the film's rejection from the lineup may have nothing to do with the movie itself, rather with who's directing it.\n\nWhy the project didn't measure up at Cannes remains unknown, though the trades reported two weeks earlier that "Brokeback Mountain" was "looking wobbly for Competition," and confided that the film reportedly "underwhelmed the selection committee."\n\nThis comes at odds with other recent reports that many studio executives were "moved to tears" at a recent screening of it. "It's a great American love story," says a source to the paper who confirmed it is unabashed about the gay relationship that is central to the film and there are sex scenes. Whether the famous Heath Ledger skinny dipping photos that surfaced last year were part of the film is unsure though they won't be in the movie's final edit. \n\nOne of my most reliable sources who also happens to be one of Dark Horizons' greatest supporters (and a really good friend) also confirmed that people were crying and loving the film at a recent US screening.
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I heard it was awesome!!!!!!\n\nI still haven't seen it but I LOVE THE PREVIEW!!\n\nCan't wait to see it when it comes out on DVD.\n\nWoo-Hoo!!