How many OSCAR's nominations the movie : "Brokeback Mountain" has?
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Eight: Best Actor in a Leading Role (Heath Ledger), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Jake Gyllenhaal), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Michelle Williams), Best Adapted Screenplay (Larry McMurty and Diana Ossana), Best Cinematography (Rodrigo Prieto), Best Director (Ang Lee), Best Music - Original Score (Gustavo Santaolalla), Best Picture.\n\nIt's going to win 5.\n\nI think the movie is gay.
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http://www.oscars.org/78academyawards/nomswins.html\n\n\nHere is the link to the Academy Awards movies...
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CHk these sites\n\nhttp://www.oscars.org/77academyawards/nomannc/index.html\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/31/oscar.nominations/index.html\n\nhttp://www.boxofficemojo.com/oscar/chart/?yr=2005&view=allcategories&p=.htm\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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Joquain Phoenix will probably get it.  I hope he will.  I saw "Walk the Line" and thought he did an amazing job.  At times, I forgot it was him and believed it was actually Johnny Cash.\nI'm sure Johnny Depp will get nominated again.  And for the third year in a row, will get passed over.\nHeath Ledger will get nominated.  There's a lot of buzz around "Brokeback Mountain".\nThen they'll go for the usual unknown.  The Academy likes to put an indie or foregin actor to apease those groups.\nThe fifth nominee will be someone to tug the heartstrings.  Someone who is older and been nominated, if not won, before.
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If you are talking about what was on the news recently then you are talking about:\n\n#1 on AFI's NEW list of 100 most inspiring films. Here it is:\n\nThe American Film Institute's list of the 100 most-inspiring movies, with film title and year of release:\n\n****  1. "It's a Wonderful Life," 1946  ****\n\n2. "To Kill a Mockingbird," 1962\n\n3. "Schindler's List," 1993\n\n4. "Rocky," 1976\n\n5. "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," 1939\n\n6. "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," 1982\n\n7. "The Grapes of Wrath," 1940\n\n8. "Breaking Away," 1979\n\n9. "Miracle on 34th Street," 1947\n\n10. "Saving Private Ryan," 1998\n\n11. "The Best Years of Our Lives," 1946\n\n12. "Apollo 13," 1995\n\n13. "Hoosiers," 1986\n\n14. "The Bridge on the River Kwai," 1957\n\n15. "The Miracle Worker," 1962\n\n16. "Norma Rae," 1979\n\n17. "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," 1975\n\n18. "The Diary of Anne Frank," 1959\n\n19. "The Right Stuff," 1983\n\n20. "Philadelphia," 1993\n\n21. "In the Heat of the Night," 1967\n\n22. "The Pride of the Yankees," 1942\n\n23. "The Shawshank Redemption," 1994\n\n24. "National Velvet," 1944\n\n25. "Sullivan's Travels," 1941\n\n26. "The Wizard of Oz," 1939\n\n27. "High Noon," 1952\n\n28. "Field of Dreams," 1989\n\n29. "Gandhi," 1982\n\n30. "Lawrence of Arabia," 1962\n\n31. "Glory," 1989\n\n32. "Casablanca," 1942\n\n33. "City Lights," 1931\n\n34. "All the President's Men," 1976\n\n35. "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," 1967\n\n36. "On the Waterfront," 1954\n\n37. "Forrest Gump," 1994\n\n38. "Pinocchio," 1940\n\n39. "Star Wars," 1977\n\n40. "Mrs. Miniver," 1942\n\n41. "The Sound of Music," 1965\n\n42. "12 Angry Men," 1957\n\n43. "Gone With the Wind," 1939\n\n44. "Spartacus," 1960\n\n45. "On Golden Pond," 1981\n\n46. "Lilies of the Field," 1963\n\n47. "2001: a Space Odyssey," 1968\n\n48. "The African Queen," 1951\n\n49. "Meet John Doe," 1941\n\n50. "Seabiscuit," 2003\n\n51. "The Color Purple," 1985\n\n52. "Dead Poet's Society," 1989\n\n53. "Shane," 1953\n\n54. "Rudy," 1993\n\n55. "The Defiant Ones," 1958\n\n56. "Ben-Hur," 1959\n\n57. "Sergeant York," 1941\n\n58. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," 1977\n\n59. "Dances With Wolves," 1990\n\n60. "The Killing Fields," 1984\n\n61. "Sounder," 1972\n\n62. "Braveheart," 1995\n\n63. "Rain Man," 1988\n\n64. "The Black Stallion," 1979\n\n65. "A Raisin in the Sun," 1961\n\n66. "Silkwood," 1983\n\n67. "The Day the Earth Stood Still," 1951\n\n68. "An Officer and a Gentleman," 1982\n\n69. "The Spirit of St. Louis," 1957\n\n70. "Coal Miner's Daughter," 1980\n\n71. "Cool Hand Luke," 1967\n\n72. "Dark Victory," 1939\n\n73. "Erin Brockovich," 2000\n\n74. "Gunga Din," 1939\n\n75. "The Verdict," 1982\n\n76. "Birdman of Alcatraz," 1962\n\n77. "Driving Miss Daisy," 1989\n\n78. "Thelma & Louise," 1991\n\n79. "The Ten Commandments," 1956\n\n80. "Babe," 1995\n\n81. "Boys Town," 1938\n\n82. "Fiddler on the Roof," 1971\n\n83. "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," 1936\n\n84. "Serpico," 1973\n\n85. "What's Love Got to Do With It," 1993\n\n86. "Stand and Deliver," 1988\n\n87. "Working Girl," 1988\n\n88. "Yankee Doodle Dandy,&quo
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The nominations (which is what this question was asking about) should be announced on Tuesday, January 31st. The actual Academy Awards presentation will be on March 5th.
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Should be Narnia, but it won't. Hollywood can't help itself. It chooses a film that best advances its agenda. So you know what that means. Look at all the awards out there. They have become meaningless. Who cares what the International Press thinks? The best vote out there is the wallet of the movie-goer...\n\nNarnia =$265,615,568\nBrokeback = $34,299,295\n\n...and the winner is...
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If it has anything to do with Brokeback Mountain (there was a hint) then...LOL
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The Brokeback Fall Classic?
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The movie was nominated for quite a few awards, it won a good number of them. If you want a complete list, check out the link below.
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Walt Disney has the most Oscar wins, starting with Flowers and Trees in 1932, the first cartoon to be produced in colour, and the first cartoon to win an Academy Award.  He went on to win a further 26 statuettes.
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there have been 5 nominated for a Grammy award
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Crash was a better movie.  I think as much as Brokeback wanted to make a statement about gay romance, most of the country as well as the Academy isn't comfortable with a premise that is so anachronistic.  \n\nAnd Crash addressed a topic that MORE people can relate too in a setting that is very very much like real life.\n\n"Capote" was a better movie than Brokeback mountain and it got the awards it deserved.  Its almost as if Ang Lee said "Hmm let's take the least gay icon in American History and make it gay."  PLUS...it really looked more like an essay on bi-sexuality and lust, rather than the charming love story every other sheep out there bleats it out to be.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscars#Nominations ... has lists by actors and actresses
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Probably look at the ABC Oscar site, and I think there was one on Yahoo Entertainment!.
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Internet Movie Data Base\nClick on this link\nhttp://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Academy_Awards_USA/\nthen scroll down to "awards Summary"\nthey have them all\n with lots of other interesting links, too
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Brokeback I think but I assume you are being ironic :-)\n\nStatistically it is pretty much a cert' that many cowboys were gay ... maybe village people were on to something!