Best Feature-Length Film
1. Synecdoche, New York
2. The Dark Knight
3. The Wrestler
4. Slumdog Millionaire
5. WALL*E
6. Cloverfield
7. Mister Lonely
8. The Visitor
9. Young @ Heart
10. Poultrygeist: Night
Of The Chicken Dead
Best Lead Performance, Male
1. Mickey Rourke –
The Wrestler
2. Richard Jenkins –
The Visitor
3. Sean Penn – Milk
4. Philip Seymour Hoffman
– Synecdoche, New York
5. Josh Hartnett –
August
Best Lead Performance, Female
1. Anne Hathaway –
Rachel Getting Married
2. Kate Winslet –
Revolutionary Road
3. Samantha Morton –
Mister Lonely
4. Naomi Watts – Funny
Games
5. Penelope Cruz –
Elegy
Best Supporting Performance, Male
1. Heath Ledger –
The Dark Knight
2. Robert Downey, Jr. –
Tropic Thunder
3. James Franco –
Pineapple Express
4. Russell Brand –
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
5. James Franco –
Milk
Best Supporting Performance, Female
1. Rosemarie DeWitt –
Rachel Getting Married
2. Debra Winger –
Rachel Getting Married
3. Evan Rachel Wood –
The Wrestler
4. Tilda Swinton –
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
5. Hiam Abbass – The
Visitor
Best Direction
1. Charlie Kaufman –
Synecdoche, New York
2. Danny Boyle – Slumdog
Millionaire
3. Christopher Nolan –
The Dark Knight
4. Darren Aronofsky –
The Wrestler
5. Lloyd Kaufman –
Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead
Best Screenplay
(original or adapted)
1. Charlie Kaufman –
Synecdoche, New York
2. John Patrick Shanley
– Doubt
3. Jason Segel – Forgetting
Sarah Marshall
4. Justin Haythe –
Revolutionary Road
5. Jim Reardon and Andrew
Stanton – WALL*E
Best Cinematography
(film or video)
1. Michael Bonvillain –
Cloverfield
2. Marcel Zyskind –
Mister Lonely
3. Wally Pfister –
The Dark Knight
4. Colin Watkinson –
The Fall
5. Guillermo Navarro –
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Best Music
(original, adapted, or compiled)
1. Poultrygeist: Night Of
The Chicken Dead - songs
2. Nick & Norah’s
Infinite Playlist – compiled songs & score by Mark Mothersbaugh
3. Young @ Heart –
songs performed by the Young @ Heart singers
4. Role Models –
compiled………KISS!
5. The Wrestler - compiled
Best Cinematic Moment
(best scene or sequence- include
YouTube link if available)
1. Young @ Heart
– Fred Knittle sings Coldplay’s “Fix You”
2. Poultrygeist: Night Of
The Chicken Dead – love song duet: “Slow Fast Food Love”
3. Pineapple Express
– most weirdly realistic fight scene ever
4. Cloverfield –
the head of the Statue Of Liberty comes rolling down the street
5. The Wrestler –
Randy finds his rhythm behind the deli counter
6. Encounters At The End Of
The World – lost penguin
7. Mister Lonely –
a dozen eggs
8. Revolutionary Road
– rude dinner guest and subsequent meltdown
9. The Visitor –
final shot
10. Slumdog Millionaire
– Jamal kisses Latika’s scar
Best Cinematic Breakthrough
1. Richard Jenkins – finally
that lead role he’d deserved for so long
2. Anne Hathaway – I knew
she could act, but not like this
3. Charlie Kaufman – directorial
debut
4. Lloyd Kaufman – who knew
the Troma King had a bona-fide near-camp-masterpiece just waiting to bust out
5. Mickey Rourke – I knew
he was cool, I didn’t know he could break my heart
Best Body of Work
1. Danny McBride –
The Foot Fist Way, Pineapple Express
and Tropic Thunder
2. James Franco –
Milk and Pineapple Express
3. Robert Downey, Jr. –
Iron Man and Tropic Thunder
4. Philip Seymour Hoffman
– Doubt and Synecdoche, New York
5. Penelope Cruz –
Elegy and Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Best Ensemble Performance
1. Rachel Getting Married
2. Tropic Thunder
3. Pineapple Express
4. Role Models
5. Young @ Heart
Best Movie-Related Web Site
1. The Final Girl
2. The Screengrab
3. Badmovies.org
4. Rotten Tomatoes
5. Roger Ebert
10th Anniversary Award, Best Feature
Film 1998
1. The Truman Show
2. Out Of Sight
3. A Simple Plan
4. Happiness
5. The Big Lebowski
25th Anniversary Award, Best Feature
Film 1983
1. A Christmas Story
2. Videodrome
3. Risky Business
4. The King Of Comedy
5. National Lampoon’s
Vacation
50th Anniversary Award, Best Feature
Film 1958
1. Vertigo
2. House On Haunted
Hill
3. The Hidden Fortress
