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12:00 AM, October 19, 2007 | Comments (0)

Welcome to this year's presentation of the GoldDigger. Although it's our debut, the GoldDigger has been predicting Oscars (albeit in his head) since he was 16. He'd like to thank the academy of editors for this opportunity to stop talking to himself and...

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Will Margot be at the Ceremony?

Ramin Setoodeh

I saw "Margot at the Wedding" last night. Oh, gosh. It's a smart, fierce little movie, with an emphasis on little. Nicole Kidman gives a very good performance--her best is "Moulin Rouge," followed by "To Die For," followed by "The Hours," and this fits somewhere around "The Portrait of a Lady" and "Eyes Wide Shut." Jennifer Jason Leigh should have a shot in the supporting actress category, if enough Academy members watch their screeners. Jack Black might have a shot at the Razzie.

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Posted By: anakamila (November 8, 2007 at 1:10 PM)

As a Nicole Kidman supporter, I hope that she has, at least, a hit in "Margot at Her Wedding". God knows how much she needs one movie that connects well with the critics or the audiences...

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