Up Awards

Pixar's Feature Films Up
#61

Hurt Locker got Best Picture, so that leaves Up with Best Animated Feature and Best Score.
Finally Michael Giacchino got his well-deserved Oscar. :smiley:

And btw., Logorama, which won Best Animated Short, contains a BnL logo
 :wink:

#62

Congrats to Up for all of its nominations and wins.

#63

It does?! Where?! %D

Anyways, BAF win, Score win, and BP nom. Not bad at all. :smiley:

#64

It appears somewhere near the end of the film, half sunken, from what I can remember.

I think it’s a great idea to put the BnL logo in there, as the concept of the short is a world which consists of nothing but corporate logos and mascots.
So BnL’s “we basically own the whole world, including you” attitude fits rather nicely. :wink:

#65

Up for Best Animated and Best Score! Awesome! I think Bob Peterson got robbed for Best Original Screenplay. I really wanted to see him on that stage, but still, it’s a win for Pixar. 2nd feature win, and a BP nom is really great.

I really wanna see how it did against the rest. Is there any way we can find out?

#66

Congratulations for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Score awards! By the way, Michael Giacchino is the first to win BOS award with roots from the video game industry.

#67

I was very glad to see Up win for Best Animated, and of course Michael for Best Score – both much deserved.

I also enjoyed both acceptance speeches (they seemed to be very strict this year about keeping them short): Pete Docter’s mention of making flip-books as a kid (something I used to do all the time myself) and Michael’s about those around him encouraging him and never saying things were a waste of time.

Congratulations to Pete Docter, Michael, and the talented folks at Pixar! I know very well how fortunate I was to be just a small part of this.

(And I’m sure Michael will forgive the two presenters for mispronouncing his name! :slight_smile: )

#68

So pleased that Up got Best Animated Feature and that Michael Giacchino got Best Score! I agree with you miafka, their acceptance speeches were brilliant, some of the best of the night.

#69

Woohoo! Congrats to Mssrs. Docter, Peterson, Rivera, and all the Up gang for the Best Animated Feature win, and to the Magnificent Mr. G. for his Best Score win! (Yes, I noticed they were struggling with his name - luckily he was the only “Michael,” so once they got that out, we knew he’d won.) And another big congrats to everyone for the Best Picture nomination, which is a distinction in itself. I was pleased that they chose the bit with little Carl & Ellie to represent the screenplay, and I wondered how many home viewers were thinking, “Why is Samuel L Jackson introducing the cartoon?” :wink:

Congrats, again, to all involved with Up!!

#70

Holy moley! Frozone? I hope someone posts a video of this online.

Well, a hearty congratulations to Pete Docter, Michael Giachinno and the production team for their awesome wins. You guys are the kings of the world! :slight_smile:

#71

Congrats to Up for winning Best Animated Feature and Best Original Score. Looking forward for Toy Story 3 to do the same.

#72

Congrats to Pixar and Up for it’s nominations and it’s wins. They definately deserved it. :wink:

#73

Congrats to UP for its 2 Oscars!! Totally deserving of both of them. And congrats especially for its nomination for best picture!

#74

The awards just keep rolling in:

Humane Society’s Genesis Award

Best American Film at the Danish Film Critics’ Bodil awards

Congratulations! :smiley:

#75

Up won Favorite Animated Movie at the Kids Choice Awards yesterday.

Congrats!

#76

Awards Season - The Gift That Keeps On Giving.

I recorded the rerun of the Kids’ Choice Awards this afternoon and never did see them give out Animated Feature. Did they cut it from the rebroadcast?