Oscar and Razzie Nominees

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Speaking of movies, the Oscars and Razzies were this weekend, and if you haven't seen the winners already, here they are. First up, the Oscars.

Best Picture: Million Dollar Baby
Best Actor: Jamie Foxx, Ray
Best Actress: Hilary Swank, Million Dollar Baby
Best Supporting Actor: Morgan Freeman, Million Dollar Baby
Best Supporting Actress: Cate Blanchett, The Aviator
Best Director: Clint Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby
Best Animated Movie: The Incredibles
Best Art Direction: The Aviator
Best Cinematography: The Aviator
Best Costume Design: The Aviator
Best Editing: The Aviator
Best Documentary (Feature Length): Born Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids
Best Documentary (Short Subject): Mighty Times: The Children's March
Best Foreign Movie: The Sea Inside (Spain)
Best Makeup: Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events"
Best Music (Score): Jan A.P. Kaczmarek, Finding Neverland
Best Music (Song): "Al Otro Lado Del Río" by Jorge Drexler, from The Motorcycle Diaries
Best Short Film (Animated): Ryan
Best Short Film (Live Action): Wasp
Best Sound Editing: The Incredibles
Best Sound Mixing: Ray
Best Visual Effects: Spider-Man 2
Best Screenplay (Adapted): Sideways
Best Screenplay (Original): Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

And now the Razzies...

Worst Picture: Catwoman
Worst Actor: George W. Bush, Fahrenheit 9/11
Worst Actress: Halle Berry, Catwoman
Worst Screen Couple: George W. Bush and either Condoleeza Rice or his pet goat, Fahrenheit 9/11
Worst Supporting Actor: Donald Rumsfeld, Fahrenheit 9/11
Worst Supporting Actress: Britney Spears, Fahrenheit 9/11
Worst Director: "Pitof," Catwoman
Worst Remake or Sequel: Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Worst Screenplay: Catwoman

Am I the only one that thinks it's stupid that Fahrenheit 9/11 won all these acting awards? It's a documentary! It's like watching a home movie and saying how horrible the acting is. I guess the Razzie folks took it upon themselves to make some kind of a political statement instead of actually judging real movies. And what does Britney Spears have to do with Fahrenheit 9/11 anyway? I haven't seen it, so could someone fill me in?

That's all I've got, Sutton out.