2007
Best Picture
#1: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (dir: Julian Schnabel)
#2: Superbad (dir: Gret Mottola)
#3: Zodiac (dir: David Fincher)
#4: There Will Be Blood (dir: Paul Thomas Anderson)
#5: Atonement (dir: Joe Wright)
#6: No Country for Old Men (dir: Joel Coen)
#7: 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (dir: Cristian Mungiu)
#8:
Once
(dir: John Carney)
#9: Grindhouse (dir: Robert Rodriguez and
Quentin Tarantino)
#10: Control (dir: Anton Corbijn)
Honorable Mentions:
This Is England (dir: Shane Meadows),
Eastern Promises (dir: David Croenenberg),
Black Book (dir: Paul Verhoeven), I'm
Not There (dir: Todd Haynes),
Brand
Upon the Brain! (dir: Guy Maddin), Ratatouille (dir: Brad Bird),
Ocean's Thirteen (dir: Steven Soderbergh), The Pervert's Guide to Cinema
(dir: Sophie Fiennes), The Lives of Others (dir: Florian Henchel von
Donnersmarck),
and
Gone Baby Gone (dir: Ben Affleck).
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Best Director
#1: David Fincher (Zodiac)
#2: Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino
(Grindhouse)
#3:
Julian Schnabel (The
Diving Bell and the Butterfly)
#4: Paul Thomas Anderson (There
Will Be Blood)
#5: David Cronenberg (Eastern
Promises) |
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Best Actor
#1: Daniel Day Lewis (There
Will Be Blood)
#2: Viggo Mortensen
(Eastern Promises)
#3: Glen Hansard (Once)
#4: Jonah Hill (Superbad)
#5: Philip Seymour Hoffman (The
Savages) |
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Best Actress
#1: Anamaria Marinca (4
Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days)
#2: Carice van Houten (Black Book)
#3: Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth:
The Golden Years)
#4: Naomi Watts (Eastern
Promsies)
#5: Keira Knightley (Atonement) |
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Best Supporting Actor
#1: Robert Downey, Jr. (Zodiac)
#2:
Philip Seymour Hoffman
(Charlie Wilson's War)
#3:
Tommy Lee Jones (No
Country for Old Men)
#4: Kurt Russell (Grindhouse)
#5: Vlad Ivanov (4
Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days) |
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Best Supporting Actress
#1: Vanessa Redgrave (Atonement)
#2: Zoe Bell
(Grindhouse)
#3: Cate Blanchett (I'm
Not There)
#4: Laura Vasiliu (4
Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days)
#5: Saoirse Ronan (Atonement) |
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Best Original Screenplay
#1: Superbad (Seth
Rogan and Evan Goldberg)
#2: This Is England (Shane
Meadows)
#3: 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (Cristian
Mungiu)
#4: Once (John Carney)
#5: Eastern Promises (Steven
Knight) |
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Best Adapted Screenplay
#1: No Country for Old Men (Joel
and Ethan Coen)
#2: Atonement (Christopher Hampton)
#3: There Will Be Blood (Paul Thomas Anderson)
#4: Zodiac (James
Vanderbilt)
#5: Into the Wild (Sean Penn) |
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Best Cinematography
#1: Harris Savides (Zodiac)
#2: Robert Elswit (There
Will Be Blood)
#3: Roger Deakins (The
Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford)
#4: Roger Deakins (No
Country for Old Men)
#5: Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino (Grindhouse) |
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Best Film Editing
#1: Grindhouse
#2: There Will
Be Blood
#3: No Country
for Old Men
#4: Brand Upon the Brain!
#5: Eastern Promises |
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Best Original Score
#1: Atonement (Dario
Marianelli)
#2: The Lives of Others (Stéphane Moucha and Gabriel Yared)
#3: Black Book (Anne
Dudley)
#4: Eastern Promises (Howard
Shore)
#5: Zodiac (David
Shire) |
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Best Original Song
#1: "Falling Slowly" (Once)
#2: "If You Want Me" (Once)
#3: "Hard Sun" (Into
the Wild)
#4: "Beautiful Ride" (Walk
Hard: The Dewey Cox Story)
#5: "Lies" (Once) |
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Best Production Design
#1:
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Butcher of Fleet
Street
#2: Atonement
#3: There Will Be Blood
#4: Grindhouse
#5: Brand Upon the Brain! |
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Best Costume Design
#1: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Butcher of Fleet Street
#2: Atonement
#3:
There Will Be Blood
#4: Stardust
#5: Black Book |
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Best Makeup
#1: Grindhouse
#2: Sweeney
Todd: The Demon Butcher of Fleet Street
#3: There Will Be Blood
#4: The Golden Compass
#5: Eastern Promises |
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Best Sound
#1: Grindhouse
#2: There Will Be Blood
#3: No Country for Old
Men
#4: Control
#5: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Butcher of
Fleet Street |
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Best Visual Effects
#1: Beowulf
#2: Grindhouse
#3: The Golden Compass
#4: I Am Legend
#5: Transformers |
--The Honorary Awards--
Best Breakthrough
Performance - Male
Glen Hansard (Once) |
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Best Breakthrough Performance - Female
Anamaria Marinca (4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days) |
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Best First Feature
Anton Corbijn
(Control) |
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Worst Film of the Year
The Hills Have Eyes II (dir: Martin Weisz) |
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by David L. Blaylock