Arnzilla Thanks for Oklahoma Critic news..as well as....sending 'correction' to Levine/Variety :) Scream As to Chicago critics ...don't know.......but...like you...look forward to hearing the final results.

Time to edit the scoreboard again :D Chicago Film Critics' winners!!!!!!!!!! Go TD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best Picture "Babel" "The Departed" (WINNER) "Little Miss Sunshine" "The Queen" "United 93" Best Foreign Language Film "Apocalypto" "Letters From Iwo Jima" (WINNER) "Pan's Labyrinth" "Tsotsi" "Volver" Best Director Clint Eastwood for "Letters From Iwo Jima" Stephen Frears for "The Queen" Paul Greengrass for "United 93" Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu for "Babel" Martin Scorsese for "The Departed" (WINNER) Best Original Screenplay "Babel" — Guillermo Arriaga "Letters From Iwo Jima" —Iris Yamashita "Little Miss Sunshine" — Michael Arndt "The Queen" — Peter Morgan (WINNER) "United 93" — Paul Greengrass Best Adapted Screenplay "The Departed" — William Monahan (WINNER) "Little Children— Todd Field & Tom Perrotta "Notes On A Scandal" — Patrick Marber "A Prairie Home Companion" — Garrison Keillor "Thank You For Smoking" — Jason Reitman Best Actor Leonardo DiCaprio for "The Departed" Ryan Gosling for "Half-Nelson" Peter O’Toole for "Venus" Will Smith for "The Pursuit of Happyness" Forest Whitaker for "The Last King of Scotland" (WINNER) - Boooo!!! Best Actress Penelope Cruz for "Volver" Judi Dench for "Notes on a Scandal" Maggie Gyllenhaal for "Sherrybaby" Helen Mirren for "The Queen" (WINNER) Meryl Streep for "The Devil Wears Prada" Kate Winslet for "Little Children" Best Supporting Actor Ben Affleck for "Hollywoodland" Jackie Earle Haley for "Little Children" (WINNER) Eddie Murphy for "Dreamgirls" Jack Nicholson for "The Departed" Brad Pitt for "Babel" Michael Sheen for "The Queen" Best Supporting Actress Adriana Barraza for "Babel" Cate Blanchett for "Notes On a Scandal" Abigail Breslin for "Little Miss Sunshine" Toni Collette for "Little Miss Sunshine" Jennifer Hudson for "Dreamgirls" Rinko Kikuchi for "Babel" (WINNER) Best Original Score "Babel" — Gustavo Santaolalla "The Fountain" — Clint Mansell (WINNER) "Letters From Iwo Jima" — Kyle Eastwood and Michael Stevens "Notes On a Scandal"— Philip Glass "The Queen" — Alexandre Desplat Best Cinematography "Babel" — Rodrigo Prieto "Children of Men" — Emmanuel Lubezki (WINNER) "The Departed" — Michael Ballhaus "The Fountain" — Matthew Libatique "Letters From Iwo Jima" — Tom Stern Best Documentary "Deliver Us From Evil" "An Inconvenient Truth" (WINNER) "Jesus Camp" "Shut Up and Sing" "Wordplay" Most Promising Performer Ivana Baquero for "Pan’s Labyrinth" Sacha Baron Cohen for "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan" and "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" (WINNER) Shareeka Epps for "Half-Nelson" Rinko Kikuchi for "Babel" Keke Palmer fro "Akeelah and the Bee" Most Promising Director Rian Johnson for "Brick" (WINNER) Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris for "Little Miss Sunshine" Gil Kenan for "Monster House" Jason Reitman "Thank You For Smoking" James McTeigue for "V For Vendetta"

It really surprises me that The Departed only has won 2 awards for Best Editing... :? :? Which movie has won most of these awards? (it must be something really exeptional)

Thanks, Scream :D It really surprises me that The Departed only has won 2 awards for Best Editing... :? :? Which movie has won most of these awards? (it must be something really exeptional) I think most critics groups don't award best editing. The other two wins I remember are X-men 2 and United 93.

Scream I'm liking Chicago a lot, they have very good taste. :wink:

Thanks for more results!

Thank you for the information Will and Arnzilla 2 out of 4 is a good result then. (United 93 is a terrific movie, although I can't remember anything special about the editing. But I saw it in July. It's time to buy the dvd and give it a second viewing then)

Utah Film Critics winners - two runners up for TD Best Picture: United 93 Runner up: The Departed Best Director: Alfonso Cuaron, "Children of Men"; Runner-up: Paul Greengrass, "United 93." Best Screenplay: Rian Johnson, "Brick"; Runner-up: Paul Greengrass, "United 93." Best Actor: Sacha Baron Cohen, "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan." Best Actress: Helen Mirren, "The Queen"; Runner-up: Shareeka Epps, "Half Nelson." Best Supporting Actor: Michael Sheen, "The Queen"; Runner-up: Mark Wahlberg, "The Departed." Best Supporting Actress: Rinko Kikuchi, "Babel"; Runner-up: Maggie Gyllenhaal, "World Trade Center" and "Stranger Than Fiction." Best Documentary: "An Inconvenient Truth"; Runner-up: "So Much So Fast." Best Non-English Film: "Letters From Iwo Jima"; Runner-up: "Pan's Labyrinth."

The Departed got 7 nominations from the The Online Film Critics BEST PICTURE Babel Children Of Men The Departed Pan’s Labyrinth United 93 BEST DIRECTOR Alfonso Cuaron - Children of Men Guillermo del Toro - Pan's Labyrinth Paul Greengrass - United 93 Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu - Babel Martin Scorsese - The Departed BEST ACTOR Sacha Baron Cohen - Borat Leonardo Di Caprio - The Departed Ryan Gosling - Half Nelson Peter O’Toole - Venus Forest Whitaker - The Last King of Scotland BEST ACTRESS Penelope Cruz - Volver Judi Dench - Notes On A Scandal Helen Mirren - The Queen Meryl Streep - The Devil Wears Prada Kate Winslet - Little Children BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Alan Arkin - Little Miss Sunshine Jackie Earle Haley - Little Children Eddie Murphy - Dreamgirls Jack Nicholson - The Departed Mark Wahlberg - The Departed BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Adriana Barraza - Babel Cate Blanchett - Notes on a Scandal Abigail Breslin - Little Miss Sunshine Jennifer Hudson - Dreamgirls Rinko Kikuchi - Babel BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY Babel Little Miss Sunshine Pan’s Labyrinth The Queen United 93 BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Children of Men The Departed Little Children The Prestige Thank You For Smoking BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Apocalypto Babel Children of Men The Fountain Pan’s Labyrinth BEST EDITING Babel Children Of Men The Departed The Fountain United 93 BEST ORIGINAL SCORE Babel The Fountain The Illusionist Notes On A Scandal Pan's Labyrinth BEST DOCUMENTARY An Inconvenient Truth Dave Chappelle's Block Party Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing Jesus Camp Neil Young: Heart Of Gold BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania) L'Enfant (Belgium) Pan's Labyrinth (Mexico) Volver (Spain) Water (India) BEST ANIMATED FILM Cars Happy Feet Monster House Over the Hedge A Scanner Darkly BREAKTHROUGH FILMMAKER Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris - Little Miss Sunshine Ryan Fleck - Half Nelson Rian Johnson - Brick Neil Marshall - The Descent Jason Reitman - Thank You for Smoking BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMER Sacha Baron Cohen - Borat Shareeka Epps - Half Nelson Jennifer Hudson - Dreamgirls Rinko Kikuchi - Babel Ellen Page - Hard Candy :)

Thanks again Will!

Will Thanks for Online Film Critic results ...yeah "TD & Co." :)

Thanks Will! The Kansas City Film Critics awards, is this the first critics group to snub Scorsese? Best Film-UNITED 93 Robert Altman Award for Best Director-Paul Greengrass, United 93 Best Actor-Forest Whitaker, The Last King of Scotland Best Actress-Helen Mirren, The Queen Best Supporting Actor-Michael Sheen, The Queen Best Supporting Actress-Catherine O'Hara, For Your Consideration Best Original Screenplay-Michael Arndt, Little Miss Sunshine Best Adapted Screenplay-William Monahan, The Departed Best Animated Film-Over The Hedge Best Foreign Language Film-Letters From Iwo Jima Best Documentary-An Inconvenient Truth The Vince Koehler Award for Outstanding Science Fiction, Fantasy or Horror Film-Pan's Labyrinth

Finally, the awards count above can now include best actor - Leonardo from the Austin Film Critics: Austin critics make their choices By Michael Barnes | Tuesday, January 2, 2007, 08:06 PM The still new Austin Film Critics Association has announced its 2006 awards. Following the lead of New York, Dallas-Fort Worth and Washington, D.C., critics, they voted the 9/11 movie “United 93” as best film. “Children of Men” picked up three awards, including a best director prize for Alfonso Cuarón. The Mexican filmmaker also took the award for best adapted screenplay for his adaptation of the 1992 novel of the same name. Emmanuel Lubezki won best cinematography for his camerawork in the film. Martin Scorsese’s crime thriller “The Departed” swept the lead and supporting male acting categories. Leonardo DiCaprio was named best actor, while Jack Nicholson received the best supporting actor award. Ellen Page, who plays a precocious 14-year-old girl in “Hard Candy,” won best actress. Rinko Kikuchi, an integral part of the multinarrative drama “Babel,” scored a win for best supporting actress. Guillermo del Toro picked up two big awards for his avant-garde fairy tale “Pan’s Labyrinth,” an adult-themed fantasy myth set in the midst of the Spanish Civil War. “Labyrinth” was awarded best foreign film and best original screenplay. In the categories honoring newcomers in their respective profession, Jennifer Hudson took the breakthrough artist award in her debut acting premiere after losing in the third season of “American Idol;” Rian Johnson, who directed the hard-boiled detective film “Brick,” a neo-noir mystery, won the award for best first film. Pixar’s seventh feature film, “Cars,” was voted best animated feature while Kirby Dick’s “This Film Is Not Yet Rated,” a nonfiction film about the biases of the MPAA, received best documentary. The Austin film award, which goes to the best picture filmed locally, went to Richard Linklater’s “A Scanner Darkly.” Top Ten: 1. United 93 2. The Departed 3. Pan’s Labyrinth 4. Children of Men 5. Brick 6. Borat! 7. Little Children 8. The Queen 9. The Prestige 10. The Fountain Best Film: “United 93” Best Director: Alfonso Cuarón, “Children of Men” Best Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio, “The Departed” Best Actress: Ellen Page, “Hard Candy” Best Supporting Actor: Jack Nicholson, “The Departed” Best Supporting Actress: Rinko Kikuchi, “Babel” Best Original Screenplay: Guillermo del Toro, “Pan’s Labyrinth” Best Adapted Screenplay: Alfonso Cuarón, “Children of Men” Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki, “Children of Men” Best Foreign Film: “Pan’s Labyrinth” (“El Laberinto del Fauno;” Mexico) Best Documentary: “This Film Is Not Yet Rated” Best Animated Film: “Cars” Best First Film: Rian Johnson, “Brick” Breakthrough Artist: Jennifer Hudson, “Dreamgirls” Austin Film Award: Richard Linklater, “A Scanner Darkly” http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/austinmovies/entries/2007/01/02/austin_critics_make_their_choi.html

Thanks, Scream and Courtney for these last three wins. :D