Marty Stuart, Kristin Wilkinson and Larry Paxton, "All the Pretty Horses"

Tan Dun, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

Maurice Jarre, "Sunshine"

Ennio Morricone, "Malena"

Rachel Portman, "Chocolat"

Hanz Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard, "Gladiator"

As far as the Golden Globes are concerned, they are way overblown (IHO). What do a bunch of foreign journalist know?

Does anyone have the full list of nominees? I'd like to see the rest

--Kyp
Writer/Editor

I've heard loads of praise for Crouching Tiger...should I pick it up? Probably will.

Golden Globe Nominations

I'm really happy to see Jessica Alba nominated for Dark Angel "Best Performance By An Actress In A TV Series Drama". Everyone seemed surprised by that! Next year I won't mine seeing Valarie Rae Miller (she plays Original Cindy) get nominated! I love her!

Zimmer and Gerrard are a good guess at a nomination for GLADIATOR ... but what about the OTHER music written by Klaus Bedelt? I think this one won't be nominated, somehow.

If nominated, the Oscar will probably go to Tan Dun, who will represent the "classy" vote, just as John Corigliano did when nominated for THE RED VIOLIN last year. (Nothing meant against Dun, whose score I haven't heard, nor Corigliano, whose RED VIOLIN was really splendid.)

My own pick remains Howard Shore's THE CELL, which hasn't a chance in hell of being noticed (if THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS picked up all five major Oscars, then why wasn't it even nominated for SCORE???? Even director Jonathan Demme has spoken of his debt to Shore's work. But Shore doesn't play the Oscar game, I guess, and neither do Carter Burwell or a bunch of others who are long overdue for recognition.)

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Originally posted by Kross:
The foriegn guys usualy pic the better films/actors every year.

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You actually believe that?

Scott