Another one for The Hurt Locker, with bigger and better films this year, and the expansion to ten, the Academy might see a huge outcry for rewarding such a small film. Not to detract from it's merits, but I hope other groups go a different way otherwise this will be a boring and dissapointing Oscar season.
Best Film“The Hurt Locker”
Best DirectorKathryn Bigelow for “The Hurt Locker”
Best Screenplay“In the Loop”
Best ActressMeryl Streep for “Julie & Julia”
Best Actor George Clooney for “Up In The Air” and “Fantastic Mr. Fox”
Best Supporting ActressMo’Nique for “Precious”
Best Supporting ActorChristoph Waltz for “Inglourious Basterds”
Best CinematographyChristian Berger for “The White Ribbon”
Best Animated Film“Fantastic Mr. Fox”
Best Non-fiction Film“Of Time and the City”
Best Foreign Language Film“Summer Hours”
Best First Feature“Hunger,” director Steve McQueen
Special AwardTo Andrew Sarris for his contribution to film criticism
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