Awesome. It's definitely like the real Robert Ford picture. The only one I've seen of him, actually.

I wouldn't mind if Affleck won the award. I fucking loved this film.

And in my opinion Brad Pitt gave a better performance in that film than George Clooney in Michael Clayton.

It's too bad they couldn't get the same geniuses at Warner Bros. to market and release the film correctly when it came out in the first place.

Yeah...for starters the print ads should have looked like this.

There were a million different ways to have marketed that film. It was always going to have a smaller market appeal but boy did they blow it. It should have played at exclusive large-screen venues. They should have played up the lyrical aspects of the film.

Fools!!!! Fools!!!!!! Fools!!!!!! I admire them getting Casey a nod, but lets face it--it was a leading performance not supporting.

Imagine a 70MM release of this puppy? Would have been awesome.

once in a while they get it right.....

http://www.legendsofamerica.com/photos-outlaws/BobFord-500.jpg

I just want to know when a special edition dvd with making-of's and commentaries and all that jazz will be on the way.

Will finally get Blood in theatres tomorrow and Old Men next Friday, but so far this nis the film of last year that has stayed with me the most. And I usually hate westerns. A glorious achievement on every level. Since this and Zodiac are not nominated I find it hard to take the awards seriously and have stopped paying as much attention as previously, but whatever can get the word out there on this film is a good thing.

Man, in a just world this would totally win. What a great film.

WB did a series of shots like this that they were planning to unleash if the movie had earned more nominations. Too bad.

Also too bad the DVD is so barebones. This was my favorite film of 2007.

Most unjust slight of all: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis' score not being nominated. Also Brad Pitt is titanically great in it.

What a tremendous film. A great, great, great movie.

And a nice ad, too.

And second Burma Shave on the score.

Third Burmashave on the score.

When the film is over, the credits remain hypnotic, and you're just sitting there reflecting on the film's emotions, tone, and texture; and this is all because of the music.

Fourth!

And thanks for the excuse to mention that I saw it just last night at the Castro. Had already, but at a theater with a tiny little screen. Fairly full house, and the audience seemed to like it. A couple of people even applauded Deakins's credit.

I also just got my DVD in the mail, though I would have held out if I'd known it was just the film. My own fault for ordering in haste.

Never had the chance to see it in theaters, so I went ahead and bought the blu-ray DVD knowing the chances were very high that I'd like it. But of course my fucking Samsung Blu-Ray player can't play the movie properly, despite having downloaded the latest firmware. Yay!!!

how can he be a supporting actor? surely he plays the lead.........

Gratifying to see so much love for this movie. It was easily my favorite of last year, and I treasure each viewing of it. Like actionman I have watched it several times since receiving bly ray disc, it never loses a thing.

I'll have to rent this as it came nowhere near me during it's release. I love that photo, puts me in mind of tintypes I have of my relatives. Fantastic ad.