Here it is: our second annual Cinema Blend.com Weekly Blend Audio Show Pre-Oscar Round Up! Margaret and I are joined by some of our third seat regulars as we make our predictions for the 2007 Academy Awards. Who do we think will win? Who do we think will be this year's Three 6 Mafia? What does Matt Damon have to do with any of this? Listen to our educated predictions and random guesses and see how we fare on Oscar night. (Guests: Kristi Telsch and Tim Kennard)
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Argh as I've said before the thing that was impressive about Click's makeup was not making Adam Sandler look old but making the younger and more boyish looking Sean Astin look old.
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February 23rd, 2007 at 12:13
Argh as I've said before the thing that was impressive about Click's makeup was not making Adam Sandler look old but making the younger and more boyish looking Sean Astin look old.