Editor’s note: Welcome to the third of a 24-part series dissecting the 81st Academy Awards, brought to you by the Large Association of Movie Blogs and its assorted members. Every day leading up to the Oscars, a new post written by a different LAMB will be published, each covering a different category of the Oscars. To read any other posts regarding this event, please click the tag following the post. Thank you, and...
Editor’s note: Welcome to the second of a 24-part series dissecting the 81st Academy Awards, brought to you by the Large Association of Movie Blogs and its assorted members. Every day leading up to the Oscars, a new post written by a different LAMB will be published, each covering a different category of the Oscars. To read any other posts regarding this event, please just click on the tag following the post. Thank you, and...
Editor’s note: Welcome to the first (!) of a 24-part series dissecting the 81st Academy Awards, brought to you by the Large Association of Movie Blogs and its assorted members. Every day leading up to the Oscars, a new post written by a different LAMB will be published, each covering a different category of the Oscars. To read any other posts regarding this event, please just click on the tag following the...
The votes have been cast, the independent accounting firm of Fletch & Fletch has been consulted, and the time has come for the LIONs to be handed out.
This is the final post for this year’s LION Awards. I’d like to thank the 59 voters who took part – a sharp jump from the 16 or so that we had last year. I look forward to over 100 next year.
I think that this year’s choices are an excellent...
The votes have been cast, the independent accounting firm of Fletch & Fletch has been consulted, and the time has come for the LIONs to be handed out.
Before we get started, I just want to say that I highly recommend clicking on the Lion-O picture and reading his intro for full comedic effect. Thanks.
Our seventh award for presentation is for Best Actor. There were a total of 55 votes, and what resulted was a dead...
The votes have been cast, the independent accounting firm of Fletch & Fletch has been consulted, and the time has come for the LIONs to be handed out.
Our sixth award for presentation is for Best Actress. There were a total of 50 votes, and the result is our second tie of the awards show. The winners, with 8 votes each…Kate Winslet for Revolutionary Road and Anne Hathaway for Bride Wars, er,...
Here are the assignments for The LAMB Devours the Oscars 2009. If you see your name listed below, please start and finish your analysis as soon as possible! I’ve moved up the planned starting date one day to two days from now, Thursday, January 29th. Doing so will make this a once-a-day event, with 24 days and 24 categories running until the Best Picture article is posted on February 21, the day before the 81st Annual...
The votes have been cast, the independent accounting firm of Fletch & Fletch has been consulted, and the time has come for the LIONs to be handed out.
Our fifth “award” for presentation is for the Worst Films of the Year. There were a total of 50 voters, some who placed votes for five films, while others named just their top two or three stinkers. Here, we honor the top five vote-getters.
Counting down,...
All spots filled! If you’d like to be on the alternates/backup list, feel free to email me. Official lineup to be posted early this week.
Thanks to all that volunteered!…
...Updated: Saturday, 6:30 PM (new information below in green)
I have lots of good news and a little bad news. Let’s start with the good…
First off, judging by the poll to your left, there should be at least 29 people (not counting me) that are up for our Oscars event, 17 of which are dangerously psyched about it. I was thrilled to see those results.
Better news: I received a number of emails within days of...
Our fourth award for presentation is for Best Supporting Actor. There were a total of 54 votes, and as you might expect, it was a blowout. The runner-up, with four votes…Robert Downey, Jr. for Tropic Thunder.
And the no-doubt-about-it winner,...
The votes have been cast, the independent accounting firm of Fletch & Fletch has been consulted, and the time has come for the LIONs to be handed out.
Just yesterday, I told you that today’s award would be for Best Supporting Actor. For reasons I’m not at liberty to disclose at this time, I’m going to have to call an audible.
Our third award for presentation is for Best Supporting Actress. There...