Ad hoc film specs Free Press Houston Houston Film Critics Society Berg MySpace Berg YouTube Berg Photo Berg Blog > 2005 Lunar Eclipse Texas Film Commission Texas County Maps Texas Parks/Hist Sites Texas Hwy Conditions Texas Chamber of Commerce by city Ad hoc films 2009 Nov 21, New Moon Nov 14, 2012 Nov 7, The Fourth Kind Oct 31, New York I Love You Oct 24, Amelia Oct 17, A Serious Man Oct 10, Paranormal Activity Oct 3, The Invention of Lying Sept 26, Bright Star Sept 19, The Informant Sept 12, Whiteout Sept 5, Cold Souls Aug 29, Thirst Aug 22, Inglourious Basterds Aug 15, Ponyo Aug 8, G.I. Joe Aug 1, Funny People July 25, G-Force July 18, The Hurt Locker July 11, Moon July 4, Public Enemies June 27, Food, Inc. June 20, Year One June 13, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 June 6, Land of the Lost May 30, Drag Me To Hell May 23, The Girlfriend Expderience May 16, Angels and Demons May 9, Tyson May 2, American Violet April 25, The Soloist April 18, State of Play April 11, Sin Nombre April 4, Adventureland March 28, Monsters versus Aliens March 21, Knowing March 14, Gommorah March 7, Watchman Feb 28, Two Lovers Feb 21, Wendy and Lucy Feb 14, The International Feb 7, Push Jan 31, Taken Jan 24, Che Jan 17, Revolutionary Road Jan 10, Gran Torino Jan 3, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Ad hoc films 2008 Dec 27, Valkyrie Dec 20, Yes Man Dec 13, The Day the Earth Stood Still Dec 6, Nobel Son Nov 29, Let the Right One In Nov 22, I've Loved You So Long Nov 15, Quantum of Solace Nov 8, Synecdoche, New York Nov 1, What Just Happened Oct 25, Pride and Glory Oct 18, W. Oct 11, Body of Lies Oct 4, Battle in Seattle Sept 27, In Search of a Midnight Kiss Sept 20, Zeder Sept 13, Burn After Reading Sept 6, The Edge of Heaven Aug 30, Frozen River Aug 23, Man on Wire Aug 16, Tropic Thunder Aug 9, Pineapple Express Aug 2, Swing Vote July 26, The X Files: I Want To Believe July 19, The Dark Knight July 12, Hellboy II: The Golden Army July 5, Mongol June 28, Wanted June 21, The Love Guru June 14, The Happening June 7, You Don't Mess WIth the Zohan May 31, Sex and the City May 24, Indiana Jones May 17, Son of Rambow May 10, Speed Racer May 3, Iron Man April 26, Baby Mama April 19, My Blueberry Nights April 12, Street Kings April 5, Shine A Light March 29, Run Fat Boy Run March 22, Drillbit Taylor March 15, Funny Games March 8, 10,000 B.C. March 1, The Other Boleyn Girl Feb 23, Taxi to the Dark Side Feb 16, 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days Feb 9, Fool's Gold Feb 2, The Eye Jan 26, Teeth Jan 19, Cloverfield Jan 12, The Bucket List Jan 5, There Will Be Blood Ad hoc films 2007 Dec 29, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Dec 22, Sweeney Todd Dec 15, I Am Legend Dec 8, The Golden Compass Dec 1, I'm Not There Nov 24, The Mist Nov 17, No Country For Old Men Nov 10, Lions For Lambs Nov 3, American Gangster Oct 27, Gone Baby Gone Oct 20, The Darjeeling Limited Oct 13, Michael Clayton Oct 6, Across the Universe Sept 29, Feast of Love Sept 22, In the Valley of Elah Sept 15, Manda Bala Sept 8, 3:10 to Yuma Sept 1, L'Avventura Aug 25, No End in Sight Aug 18, The Invasion Aug 11, Stardust Aug 4, The Bourne Ultimatum July 28, Sunshine July 21, Hairspray July 14, Eagle vs. Shark July 7, You Kill Me June 30, Sicko June 23, La Vie En Rose June 16, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer June 9, Once June 2, Mr. Brooks May 26, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End May 19, Fay Grim May 12, The Ex May 5, The Page Turner April 28, Hot Fuzz April 21, Black Book April 14, Disturbia April 7, Gribndhouse March 31, Inland Empire March 24, The Last Mimzy March 17, Army of Shadows March 10, Gray Matters March 3, Zodiac Feb 24, the number 23 Feb 17, Ghost Rider Feb 10, Norbit Feb 3, Because I Said So Jan 27, Smokin' Aces Jan 20, The Good German Jan 13, Pan's Labyrinth Jan 6, Children of Men Ad hoc films 2006 Dec 30, Dreamgirls Dec 23, Volver Dec 16, Charlotte's Web Dec 9, Apocalypto Dec 2, 10 Items Or Less Nov 25, The Fountain Nov 18, Fast Food Nation Nov 11, The Return Nov 4, Borat Oct 28, Running With Scissors Oct 21, The Bridesmaid Oct 14, Man of the Year Oct 7, The Departed Sept 30, Open Season Sept 23, Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Sept 16, The Black Dahlia Sept 9, 8 1/2 Sept 2, Trust the Man Aug 26, Beerfest Aug 19, Snakes On A Plane Aug 12, World Trade Center Aug 5, Shadowboxer July 29, Miami Vice July 22, Lady in the Water July 15, A Scanner Darkly July 8, Wassup Rockers July 1, Superman Returns June 24, The Lost City June 17, Nacho Libre June 10, A Prarie Home Companion June 3, District B13 May 27, X-Men: The Last Stand May 20, The Da Vinci Code May 13, Sophie Scholl May 6, Hard Candy April 29, United 93 April 22, The Devil and Daniel Johnston April 15, Metal: A Headbanger's Journey April 8, Don't Come Knocking April 1, Basic Instinct 2 March 25, Ask the Dust March 18, V For Vendetta March 11, Manderlay March 4, Night Watch Feb 25, Running Scared Feb 18, Eight Below Feb 11, Marebito Feb 4, The Best Years of Our Lives Jan 28, Match Point Jan 21, The New World Jan 14, Tristan + Isolde Jan 7, Bloodrayne Ad hoc films 2005 Dec 31, Wolf Creek Dec 24, Munich Dec 17, Brokeback Mountain Dec 10, Jesus is Magic Dec 3, Aeon Flux Nov 26, Downtown 81 Nov19, Walk the Line Nov 12, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Nov 5, Jarhead Oct 29, Capote Oct 22, North Country Oct 15, Domino Oct 8, In Her Shoes Oct 1, Into the Blue Sept 24, Flightplan Sept 17, Lord of War Sept 10, Ils se mari\uc0\u143 rent et eurent beaucoup d'enfants Sept 3, The Constant Gardener Aug 27, The Brothers Grimm Aug 20, Grizzly Man Aug 13, My Date With Drew Aug 6, The Dukes of Hazzard July 30, Cronicas July 23, Hustle and Flo July 16, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory July 9, Fantastic Four July 2, Heights June 25, Land of the Dead June 18, Ma Mere June 11, Mr. and Mrs. Smith June 4, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants May 28, Layer Cake May 21, Dominion May 14, 3-Iron May 7, Kingdom of Heaven April 30, Notre Musique April 23, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room April 16, Old Boy April 9, Saraha April 2, Sin City March 26, Dear Frankie March 19, The Ring 2 March 12, Born Into Brothels March 5, The Jacket Feb. 26, Diary of A Mad Black Woman Feb. 19, Constantine Feb. 12, Ong Bak Feb. 5, The Sea Inside Jan. 29, Godzilla Jan. 22, Fear and Trembling Jan. 15, Bad Education Jan. 8, Million $ Baby Jan. 1, The Aviator Ad hoc films 2004 Dec. 25, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Dec. 18, Spanglish Dec. 11, Ocean's 12 Dec. 4, Finding Neverland Nov. 27, Alexander Nov. 20, Fox and His Friends Nov. 13, Sideways Nov. 6, The Incredibles Oct. 30, I Heart Huckabees Oct. 23, Tarnation Oct. 16, Team America Oct. 9, Friday Night Lights Oct. 2, Head in the Clouds Sept. 25, Bright Young Things Sept. 18, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow Sept. 11, Criminal Sept. 4, Hero Aug 28, The Return Aug 21, Code 46 Aug 14, AVP Aug 7, Collateral July 31, The Manchurian Candidate July 24, The Bourne Supremacy Ju;y 17, I, Robot July 10, Before Sunset July 3, Spiderman 2 June 26, Fahrenheit 9/11 June 19, The Terminal June 12, Baadasssss! June 5, Harry Potter May 29, The Day After Tomorrow May 22, Shrek 2 May 15, Troy May 8, Van Helsing May 1, Envy April 24, Bon Voyage April 17, Kill Bill, Vol. 2 April 10, Goldfinger April 3, Hellboy March 27, The Ladykillers March 20, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind March 13, Powertrip March 6, Hildago Feb 28, Twisted Feb 21, The Dreamers Feb 14, Touching the Void Feb 7, Miracle Jan 31, TheTriplets of Belleville Jan 24, The Butterfly Effect Jan 17, Monster Jan 10, Girl With A Pearl Earring Jan 3, 21 Grams Ad hoc films 2003 Dec 27, Cold Mountain Dec 20, LOTR: The Return of the King Dec 13, Stuck on You Dec 6, The Last Samurai Nov 29, In America Nov 22, Gothika Nov15, Master and Commander Nov 8, Matrix Revolutions Nov 1, Alien Oct 25, Beyond Borders Oct 18, Veronica Guerin Oct 11, Kill Bill, Vol. 1 Oct 4, School of Rock Sept 27, The Rundown Sept 20, Masked and Anonymous Sept 13, Matchstick Men Sept 6, Cremaster 3 Aug 30, American Splendor Aug 23, The Princess Blade Aug 16, Open Range Aug 9, Northfork Aug 2, Gigli July 26, Seabiscuit July 19, Jet Lag July 12, LXG July 5, Terminator 3 June 28, Winged Migration June 21, L'Homme du Train June 14, Hollywood Homicide June 7, Valley of the Dolls May 31, Stone Reader May 24, The Dancer Upstairs May 17, Matrix Reloaded May 10, A Mighty Wind May 3, X 2 April 26, Spider April 17, Better Luck Tomorrow April 12, Anger Management April 5, Phone Booth March 29, The Core March 22, Irreversible March 15, Willard March 8, City of God March 1, Max Feb 22, Russian Ark Feb 15, The Guru Feb 8, Shanghai Knights Feb 1, The Recruit Jan 25, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind Jan 18, Kangaroo Jack Jan 11, 25th Hour Jan 4, The Pianist Ad hoc films 2002 Dec 28, Catch Me If You Can Dec 21, Gangs of New York Dec 14, Star Trek: Nemesis Dec 7, Talk To Her Nov 30, Solaris Nov 23, Die Another Day Nov 16, Roger Dodger Nov 9, Femme Fatale Nov 2, Auto Focus Oct 26, Punch Drunk Love Oct 19, Metropolis Oct 12, Rules of Attraction Oct 5, Red Dragon Sept 28, Igby Goes Down Sept 21, The Banger Sisters Sept 14, Barbershop Sept 7, My Wife is an Actress Aug 31, One Hour Photo Aug 24, Simone Aug 17, Possession Aug 10, Spy Kids 2 Aug 3, Signs July 27, Tadpole July 20, K-19: The Widowmaker July 13, Road to Perdition July 6, Men in Black: II June 29, Cherish June 22, Minority Report June 15, The Bourne Identity June 8, Lagaan June 1, The Sum of All Fears May 25, Insomnia May 18, Attack of the Clones May 11, Enigma May 4, The Car's Meow April 27, Son of the Bride April 20, The Scorpion King April 13, Festival in Cannes April 6, Y Tu Mama Tambien March 30, The Panic Room March 23, E.T. March 16, Ice Age March 9, The Time Machine March 2, Iris Feb. 23, Dragonfly Feb. 16, Hart's War Feb. 9, No Man's Land Feb. 2, Birthday Girl Jan. 26, The Mothman Prophecies Jan. 19, Brotherhood of the Wolf Jan. 12, Orange County Jan. 5, The Imposter Ad hoc films 2001 Dec 29, A Beautiful Mind Dec 22, The Majestic Dec 15, Vanilla Sky Dec 8, Ocean's Eleven Dec 1, Behind Enemy Lines Nov 24, Spy Game Nov 17, Harry Potter Nov 10, Amelie Nov 3, Dr. Strangleove Oct 27, K-PAX Oct 20, The Last Castle Oct 13, Our Lady of the Assassins Oct 6, Waking Life Sept 29, Zoolander Sept 22, Vertical Ray of the Sun Sept 15, My Night at Maud's Sept 8, Jeepers Creepers Sept 1, Mulholland Drive Aug 25, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Aug 18, Ghost of Mars Aug 11, Captain Corelli's Mandolin Aug 4, Rush Hour 2 July 28, Bully July 21, America's Sweethearts July 14, Songcatcher July 7, The Princess and the Warrior Jun 30, Sexy Beast Jun 23, A.I. Jun 16, The Claim Jun 9, Bread and Roses Jun 2, Moulin Rouge May 26, Pearl Harbor May 19, The Golden Bowl May 12, A Knight's Tale May 5, Center of the World April 28, Town and Country April 21, The Tailor of Panama April 14, Amores Perros April 7, Blow March 31, Memento March 24, Series 7 March 17, Enemy at the Gates March 10, 15 Minutes March 3, The Mexican February 24, Chunhyang February 17, Sweet November February 10, Hannibal February 3, The Invisible Circus January 27, Shadow of the Vampire January 20, House of Mirth January 13, O Brother, Where Art Thou? January 6, Traffic Ad hoc films 2000 December 30, The Emperor's New Groove December 23, Cast Away December 16, Dude, Where Is My Car? December 9, George Washington December 2, Ran November 25, Unbreakable November 18, The Right Stuff November 11, Red Planet November 4, Place Vendôme October 28, Goya in Bordeaux October 21, Soloman and Gaenor October 14, Dr. T and the Women October 7, Dancer in the Dark Sept 30, The Girl on the Bridge Sept 23, The Exorcist Sept 16, Alice and Martin Sept 9, The Way of the Gun Sept 2, Scorsese shorts Aug 26, The Tao of Steve Aug 19, Wonderland Aug 12, Autumn in New York Aug 5, Hollow Man July 29, But I'm a Cheerleader July 22, Trixie July 15, X Men July 8, Sunshine July 1, The Perfect Storm June 24, Chicken Run June 17, Titan A.E. June 10, Gone in 60 Seconds June 3, Color of Paradise May 27, Mission: Impossible 2 May 20, Winter Sleepers May 13, The Terrorist May 6, Gladiator April 29, Me Myself I April 22, U-571 April 15, Where the Money Is April 8, Rules of Engagement April 1, Mifune March 25, Titus March 18, Erin Brockovich March 11, The Ninth Gate March 4, The Cup Feb 26, American Beauty Feby 19, Hanging Up Feb 12, The Beach Feb 5, The Emperor and the Assassin Jan 29, Eye of the Beholder Jan 22, Cradle Will Rock Jan 15, The War Zone Jan 8, Snow Falling on Cedars

Purpose of the Ad Hoc Movie Club Cinema appreciation society Meet for java, procrastinate See a different movie on Saturday email BERG Ad hoc film for November 14 2012 12 noon Edwards Grand Palace Short Takes The road to good movies is paved with bad movies. Amelia (Hillary Swank a dead ringer for the original) attempts to bring big romantic sweep to the life of Amelia Earhart. A few scenes ring with authentic movie making fervor but most of the time production values hide a vacuous story. On one hand you want a movie to be about what you think it should be about. It's not Amelia's fault that it doesn't cover the many versions of her demise. For instance, in the 60s a book was published that looked at inconsistencies in the aftermath of Earhart's disappearance at sea. The book purported that Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan, on their historical 1937 airplane flight around the world, were executed by the Japanese as spies after they crash landed in an uncharted region of the Pacific Ocean. I could go with director Mira Nair's version of events but it's too choppy, the narrative doesn't flow. Nair views Earhart as a pioneer of women's rights who eventually married publisher George Putnam (Richard Gere, very ineffective) and also had a dalliance with aviator and West Point professor Gene Vidal (Ewan McGregor also underutilized). Minor characters or plot lines are introduced and lost. We meet and greet Vidal, Earhart even has a make out session with him on an elevator, but after a while he disappears just as does another character, a teen Earhart want-to-be aviatrix who competes against Earhart at airplane festivals and likewise never reappears after the first act. One of the most annoying of Nair's concessions to anachronistic appeal has Swank/Earhart doing celebrity endorsements for various products and shooting it with the glee of a Busby Berkeley spectacle. The main story has Earhart circling the globe with Noonan while her past exploits (Atlantic flights, love affairs, meeting other famous people) are seen in flashback. After a long flight to limited recognition Amelia will best be remembered for Swank's version of a Kansas accent. Cinemas we love Rice Media Center Aurora Picture Show Angelika Film Centre Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Landmark River Oaks Three Theatre Edwards Cinema Marqe Edwards Cinema Grand Palace 24 Cinemas we eat Alamo Draft House Studio Movie Grill Movie Tavern Cinemas we just like SMG City Center AMC Studio 30 2008 kudos Los Angleles Film Critics Association like WALL-E New York Film Critics Circle drink Milk National Board of Review honors Slumdog Millionaire Houston Film Critics Society salutes The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Broadcast Film Critics Association yeahs Slumdog Millionaire Golden Globes salute Vicky Cristina Barcelone and Slumdog Millionaire PGA gives it up for Slumdog Millionaire SAG shows the love for Meryl Streep and Sean Penn WGA bestow the write stuff to Slumdog Millionaiare (Simon Beaufoy) and Milk (Dustin Lance Black) DGA approves the love for Slumdog Millionaiare ACE Eddie Award cuts a path for Slumdog Millionaiare and WALL-E ASC likes the look of Slumdog Millionaiare Indie Spirit Awards choose The Wrestler as the champ Academy Awards overwhelmingly love Slumdog Millionaiare 2007 kudos Houston Film Critics Society goes with No Country For Old Men Los Angleles Film Critics Association say There Will Be Blood New York Film Critics Circle pay tribute to No Country For Old Men National Board of Review honors No Country For Old Men Broadcast Critics Association likes No Country For Old Men Golden Globes award both Atonement and Sweeney Todd PGA also likes No Country For Old Men SAG likes Daniel Day-Lewis and Julie Christie, for cast No Country For Old Men DGA celebrates No Country For Old Men WGA strikes the gong for No Country For Old Men and Juno ACE Eddie Award goes to The Bourne Ultimatum (dramatic) and Sweeney Todd(musical) ASC shines light on There Will Be Blood Indie Spirit Awards show Juno the love Academy Awards not surprisingly hail No Country For Old Men 2006 kudos Los Angleles Film Critics Association love Letters From Iwo Jima New York Film Critics Circle point to the excellence of United 93 National Board of Review salute Letters From Iwo Jima Broadcast Critics Association honor The Departed Golden Globes envy Dreamgirls and speak Babel PGA congradulates Little Miss Sunshine SAG bows to Helen Mirren (The Queen) and Forest Whitaker (Last King of Scotland) DGA gives it up to Martin Scorsese for The Departed WGA honors The Departed and Little Miss Sunshine ASC shines light on Children of Men Indie Spirit Awards heart Little Miss Sunshine Academy Awards show tough love for The Departed 2005 kudos Los Angleles Film Critics Association love Brokeback Mountain New York Film Critics Circle point to the excellence of Brokeback Mountain National Board of Review salute Good Night, and Good Luck Golden Globes rock em and sock em with Walk the Line and Brokeback Mountain PGA hurrahsBrokeback Mountain DGA toasts Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain SAG goes mad for Reese Witherspoon & Phillip Seymour Hoffman WGA gives nod to Crash and Brokeback Mounbtain BAFTA also notes appeal of Brokeback Moutain ASC awards Memoirs of a Geisha Indie Spirit Awards dig Brokeback Mountain Academy Awards come together for Crash 2004 kudos Academy Awards sock it to Million Dollar Baby Indie Spirit Awards toast Sideways best film The Aviator flies (dramatic) and Ray (musical) rocks at the ACE EDDIE awards for editing WGA honors the scripts for Sideways (Best Adapted) and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Original) Art Directors Guild nods to Lemony Snicket for fantasy/period film and The Terminal for contemporary film ASC awards best cinematography to Bruno Delbonnel for A Very Long Engagement BAFTA takes off with The Aviator SAG salutes Jamie Fox (Ray) and Hilary Swank (Million Dollar Baby) DGA makes Clint Eastwood and his day with Best Director for Million Dollar Baby PGA annoints The Aviator as best film Golden Globes choose Sideways and The Aviator as best films National Society of Film Critics knock out Million $ Baby as best film New York Film Critics concur Sideaways best film Los Angleles Film Critics Association spill Sideaways for best film National Board of Review finds Finding Neverland best film 2003 kudos Best Picture: LOTR: The Return of the King wins every Oscar (11) for which it is nommed Independent Spirit Awards honor Lost in Translation ASC honors John Schwartzman for Seabiscuit The Eddie ACE Award goes to LOTR: The Return of the King (dramatic) and Pirates of the Caribbean (comedy) The Art Directors Guild Award goes to LOTR: The Return of the King (period) and Mystic River (contemporary) Cinema Audio Society Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing goes to Master and Commander SAG crowns Depp and Theron and, gulp, ensemble cast of LOTR: The Return of the King WGA hurrahs American Splendor and Lost in Translation BAFTA Awards extoll LOTR: The Return of the King as year's best film DGA knights LOTR: The Return of the King and Peter Jackson as year's best director The Golden Globes shine on LOTR: The Return of the King and Lost In Translation as year's best drama/comedy Chicago Film Critics pledge loyalty to LOTR: The Return of the King PGA crowns LOTR: The Return of the King Broadcast Film Critics Assn. choose LOTR: The Return of the King as year's top film Los Angleles Film Critics Association nom American Splendor as year's best film The National Society of Film Critics salute American Splendor as year's best film National Board of Review rows with Mystic River as year's best film Boston Society of Film Critics wow Mystic River New York Film Critics Circle honor The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King San Francisco Film Critics Circle translate Lost in Translation 2002 kudos National Board of Review clocks The Hours as year's best film European Film Awards honor Talk To Her as year's best film Boston Film Critics proclaim The Pianist as year's best film New York Film Critics Circle hail Far From Heaven as year's best film Los Angleles Film Critics Association nom About Schmidt as year's best film Tornonto Film Critics Assn adopt Adaptation as year's best film San Francisco Film Critics Circle play The Pianist as year's best film The National Society of Film Critics score The Pianist as year's best film Las Vegas Film Critics bet on Confessions of a Dangerous Mind Seattle Film Critics dub Far From Heaven year's best film Washington D.C. Film Critics vote Road To Perdition as year's best film Broadcast Film Critics Assn. toast Chicago as year's top film The Golden Globes shine on The Hours and Chicago as year's best drama/comedy ASC honors Conrad Hall for Road To Perdition The BAFTAs hail The Pianist American Cinema Editors clip Chicago and Gangs of New York Art Director's Guild wowed by LOTR: The Two Towers and Catch Me If You Can Make-up Artists/Hairstyle Guild hold firm on Sorority Boys DGA harkens Rob Marshall for Chicago PGA is thrilled with Chicago WGA writes in Bowling For Columbine and The Hours SAG honors Renee Zellweger and Daniel Day-Lewis Chicago & Gangs Sound Editors Golden Reel: March 22 Costume Design Guild sews up Chicago & About Schmidt Independent Spirit Awards praise Far From Heaven The Academy Awards bow to Chicago 2001 kudos National Board of Review names Moulin Rouge year's best film (12/6) New York Film Critics Circle go for Mulholland Drive L.A. Film Critics Association choose In The Bedroom best picture National Society of Film Critics choose Mulholland Drive AFI Awards Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring best film Broadcast Film Critics admire A Beautiful Mind Golden Globe Awards honor Moulin Rouge and A Beautiful Mind AA noms ... Feb 12 The ASC Award goes to Roger Deakins A.S.C./B.S.C. for The Man Who Wasn't There The Art Directors Guild Award awarded to Catherine Martin for Moulin Rouge British Academy Film Awards honor Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ACE presents the Eddie to Jill Bilcock Moulin Rouge and Pietro Scalia Black Hawk Down Chicago Film Critics gear for Mulholland Drive WGA fetes Julian Fellowes (Gosford Park) and Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind) Producer's Guild praise Moulin Rouge DGA honors Ron Howard for A Beautiful Mind SAG kudos go to Russell Crowe for A Beautiful Mind and Halle Berry for Monster's Ball Independent Spirit Awards go with Memento Academy Awards salute A Beautiful Mind Year 2K kudos National Board of Review names Quills year's best film (12/7) New York Film Critics Circle name Traffic year's best film (12/13) L.A. Film Critics Association vote Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon best film (12/16) Boston Society of Film Critics choose Almost Famous best film (12/17) BFC noms (12/20) GG noms: 12/21 Toronto Film Critics Association name Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon bst pic (12/21) Online Film Critic's Society choose Almost Famous best film (1/03) National Society of Film Critics name Yi Yi best film (1/6) Golden Globe award Gladiator [dramatic] and Almost Famous [comedy] (1/21) Broadcast Film Critics deem Gladiator best film (1/22) AA noms: 2/13/01 The ASC Award for Feature Film Competition goes to Caleb Deschanel, ASC for The Patriot British Academy Film Awards honor Gladiator as best film; Billy Elliot as best British film Chicago Film Critics toast Almost Famous with best pic honors ACE presents the Eddie for Best Edited Motion Picture to Gladiator and Almost Famous (2/25) Producer's Guild present Gladiator the Golden Laurel (3/3) Cinema Audio Society Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing goes to Gladiator (3/3) The 5th annual Art Directors Guild Award goes to Gladiator (period) and Chocolat (contemporary) WGA fetes You Can Count on Me (original) and Traffic (adapted) for best scripts (3/4) DGA chooses Ang Lee for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film (3/10) SAG hands best thesp awards to Julia Roberts (Erin Brockovich), Benicio Del Toro (Traffic) (3/11) Independent Spirit Awards name Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon best feature (3/24) Academy Awards: Gladiator slays with five AAs (3/25)

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