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Top Five (In No Particular Order)
Inception
Toy Story 3
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Kick-Ass
The Kids Are All Right

Least Favorite
Clash of Titans

Well I don't think you have worry with The Adjustment Bureau as I believe that it has since been moved back to next March according to Box Office Mojo. September does seem sparse (though there seems to be a really good selection of PTA films for Ultimate Leagues) so that works in favor of known quan...

I see Inception being huge esp. with the back half of July and August being lite on big event blockbusters. Don't get me wrong there are some movies that will do well, but nothing with the breakout potential of Inception. As for Dinner for Schmucks I think the movie will do well, but Buscemi's point...

Most Anticipated Films May-August 1. Iron Man 2 2. Toy Story 3 3. Inception 4. The A-Team 5. Salt 6. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World 7. Splice 8. The Expendables 9. The Other Guys 10. Predators Honorable Mentions Robin Hood Dinner for Schmucks Cyrus Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time The Sorcerer's App...

I guess we are just posting our run off ballots so here goes nothing.

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Alfred Molina (An Education)
Anthony Mackie (The Hurt Locker)

Best Foreign Language Film
Gomorra

Breakthrough Performance
Jeremy Renner (The Hurt Locker)
Sharlto Copley (District 9)

How to Train Your Dragon though has the advantage of not having to directly compete with any other movies for family dollars until May. As the only other movie in March or April to be any sort competition for that market would be Alice in Wonderland which will be in it's fourth week of release.

Probably won't turn in my run off ballot until Sunday as will be seeing Crazy Heart on Sunday afternoon.

Just sent in my ballot.

My understanding of the award would be that it's a good performance from an unknown actor or actress that people stand up and take notice. However I think the argument over Kevin James being a known commodity is interesting esp. when you consider we gave the award last year to James Franco.

Either way works.

I'm in on the razzies as well.

I'm in, this will definitely be better than the academy awards.

Oh I thought was as it relates to prizes because number one dealt with being able to make changes.

1. A 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. B I like some of the new changes like going up to 15 movies, and being able to make changes in case of the studios decide to pull a Star Trek like they did in 2008. However I not so sure about the percentage of box office, and as for prizes I have never been in favor of prizes...

I can continue to help.