No Country for Old Men Makes Best Picture at Academy Awards 2008

24 Feb

Posted by stuart as Entertainment, News

The amazing thriller, “No Country for Old Men” has been awarded the Oscar for the best picture at the 80th Academy Awards tonight, which was hosted by Jon Stewart, (who should host the Academy Awards every year.)

It was the movie’s third Oscar of the evening.

It must have been a very tough choice, as each of the nominations seemed to be amongst some of the best ground breaking material in many years. Congratulations to all of the winners, especially to the brilliant minds behind The Coen Brother’s “No Country for Old Men.”

Tonight the film received a total of three Oscars including Best Supporting Role, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Picture. The complete list of the Oscar winners of the 80th Annual Academy Awards is located here.

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February 27th, 2008 at 6:40 am
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NO country was an obvious winner..a classic among killer movies..check out this st nick version the coen brothers came out with…you have got to see this..
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patrick

March 11th, 2008 at 6:54 pm
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just watched no country for old men, it’s unassumingly unconventional yet (thankfully) never over-the-top. the Coen bros. deserve their Oscars; well done indeed.