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Oscar 2006 Wrap Up

It was a good year for me this year, since I got 15 out of 24 predictions correct.  In fact, in the major categories, I only got one wrong.

As such, here are my final thoughts on the major winners.

Best Picture
My Prediction: Brokeback Mountain
Winner: Crash
Final Thoughts: The real surprise of the night.  However, since I did say that I liked Crash more than Brokeback Mountain, maybe it’s not much of a surprise after all.

Best Actor
My Prediction and Winner: Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Final Thoughts: He was THAT good in Capote.

Best Actress
My Prediction and Winner:
Final Thoughts: While may have deserved this better, it was a nearly sure thing that Witherspoon would win.  (aside: Boy is she a motor-mouth)

Best Supporting Actor
My Prediction and Winner:
Final Thoughts: In a perfect world would finally get his due.  Still, I’m glad Clooney won.

Best Supporting Actress
My Prediction and Winner:
Final Thoughts: I probably now will definitely give The Constant Gardener a rental..

Best Director
My Prediction and Winner: Ang Lee
Final Thoughts: This was an award you could see from a mile away.

Best Original Screenplay
My Prediction and Winner: Crash
Final Thoughts: I though this would be the only major award Crash would win, then it goes to win Best Picture.  Weird world this is.

Best Adapted Screenplay
My Prediction and Winner: Brokeback Mountain
Final Thoughts: Like I said, there were only two movies that I though could win in these categories.

Best Animated Film
My Prediction and Winner: Wallace and Gromit

Well that’s my wrap up. You can see a full list of winners over at the Oscar website.

Until next year.

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Sean Patrick Kelly

Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews and commentary. His work has also been featured in prominent outlets, including Toronto Film Scene, HuffPost Canada, Screen Anarchy, ScreenRant, and Rue Morgue Magazine.

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