<editor's note: The following was my original rolling commentary as the winners were announced. The winners below are presented in logical order, not in the order of announcement. - OG (September 1, 2006)>
How disappointing.
This bodes well for Gladiator for Best Picture, a victory at this point for any film should be interesting.
No surprises here. Too bad, the last half of the evening has been disappointingly predictable. Maybe Best Picture will be a surprise.
No surprise and indiciation that Traffic could take the Best Picture prize.
A modest surprise shows us how unpredictable tonight's awards really are.
This makes for the most suspenseful Best Picture presentation in history...after all, all three Top contenders have 4 each.
Another down-to-the-wire race settled in a potentially obvious direction.
The Top 3 contenders for best picture are now at 3, 4 & 4...this could be quite an interesting battle.
Was anyone actually shocked?
Gee...who'd have thought.
A great choice and further weakness in Gladiator's mottled hide. At this rate, CTHD could carry away 6 awards, including Best Picture.
This is an indication that ANY film could win Best Picture now, because Gladiator is no longer a solid front-runner.
No surprise and it leads to further hope that Gladiator will succumb to another film.
A victory here means that CTHD could end up the big winner in an upset over Gladiator. More early awards could seal the deal, but any sign of weakness could mean great things for Gladiator.
Just when things get dismal, Gladiator strikes back. This is a battle royale.
Who knew that the 17 year old category would vote five-time winner Rick Baker a sixth award?
No major surprise and indication the Gladiator could be on track to be the film with the fewest wins including Best Picture since Unforgiven.
Not a surprise in a rather unimpressive category.
Maybe Gladiator WILL pull it off.
Ok, history is a lovely winner.
Enh. Who knew?
An unsuspected victory for a well-liked film.
There isn't much to say, this doesn't impact much of any part of the Oscars, but is one of the few foreign-language winners in this category.