this is my favorite category. i love the original stories that are written for film, and the best movies always seem to come from this category.
the nominees:
- Crash
- Good Night and Good Luck
- Match Point
- The Squid and the Whale
- Syriana
My prediction:
Crash. arguably,
Crash was the best film of the year. like i said when i predicted the winner for Achievement in Film Editing, when you make a movie like
Crash, it's important that the interactions of the ensemble cast are not perceived as hokey by the viewer. a large part of that is on Film Editing, but most of it is on the script. and the question here is, has Paul Haggis written a story of coincidental meetings of characters that is believable? i've heard people argue that it doesn't work, but i have to disagree. the movie works because each character comes to the fray with their own built in assumptions and prejudices. their interactions are a result of those prejudices. you can thank the screenplay for that.
next: Best Supporting Actress
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