The Oscars: Witness one of the biggest tragedies in Oscar history: the crafters of giant, alien, transforming robots lose to people who made a polar bear talk and the people who translated those cool transforming noises from the cartoon lost to the people who made Matt Damon punch sounds.
No Country For Old Men: A magnificent film that is completely sold up the river by too many of its mishandled, incomprehensible endings.
Juno: Genuinely funny, surprising and heartwarming (without being sappy or clichéd), this was my favorite of the best picture nominees.
Atonement: A beautiful film that would have won best picture in 1996.
Michael Clayton: Phenomenal performances and tight direction helped elevate this far above its genre.
There Will Be Blood: Interesting, and weird in a totally unexpected way.
The Oscars: Witness one of the biggest tragedies in Oscar history: the crafters of giant, alien, transforming robots lose to people who made a polar bear talk and the people who translated those cool transforming noises from the cartoon lost to the people who made Matt Damon punch sounds.
No Country For Old Men: A magnificent film that is completely sold up the river by too many of its mishandled, incomprehensible endings.
Juno: Genuinely funny, surprising and heartwarming (without being sappy or clichéd), this was my favorite of the best picture nominees. 
Atonement: A beautiful film that would have won best picture in 1996. 
Michael Clayton: Phenomenal performances and tight direction helped elevate this far above its genre. 
There Will Be Blood: Interesting, and weird in a totally unexpected way.
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