At last night's Critic's Choice Awards, Slumdog Millionaire continued its improbable road to the Oscars, capturing Best Picture, Director, Young Actor, and Musical Score.
While Slumdog Millionaire continues to scoop up major awards, Milk is left to languish-- or, um, spoil. And even though it would be impossible to watch both films back to back and not consider Milk
the greater work of art, by a landslide, it appears Slumdog is now the
leader in this horse race for the most trophies. (The only Golden Globe
nomination Gus Van Sandt's biopic has received is for Sean Penn as best
actor. Ouch-- not even best screenplay?)
But there's one category we can all agree on... and that's best supporting actor...
Last
night, Josh Brolin, James Franco, Heath Ledger, Philip Seymour Hoffman,
and Robert Downey, Jr. duked it out for closely-watched prize. Check
out what happened, it's a pretty emotional moment:
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