BEST DIRECTOR
1. Marc Forster-The Kite Runner-He was snubbed a nomination several times, and they could repay that with a win. And the project sounds great.2. Mike Nichols-Charlie Wilson's War-An Academy favorite directing a film that looks baity as can be.
3. Tim Burton-Sweeney Todd-People are saying that he can't get the nomination because he hasn't before, but he hasn't done a project this Oscar friendly before either.
4. Robert Redford-Lions for Lambs-The Academy would like to see a comeback, wouldn't they?
5. Paul Thomas Anderson-There Will be Blood-He's very overdue for a Director nomination.
IN THE RUNNING
6. Ridley Scott-American Gangster-I can't predict him without predicting the film for Best Picture. Or can I?
7. Joe Wright-Antonement-If the film is the lucky-to-be-nominated movie of the year as I'm predicting it to be, he'll probably be shut out.
8. Paul Haggis-In the Valley of Elah-He seems inable to make a bad film, but let's wait until we find out more about this project.
9. Joel & Ethan Cohen-No Country for Old Men-It's extremely difficult to work with two directors. If the film is a success, then they could be nominated.
10. Charlie Kauffman-Synecdoche, New York-Wishful thinking
7. Joe Wright-Antonement-If the film is the lucky-to-be-nominated movie of the year as I'm predicting it to be, he'll probably be shut out.
8. Paul Haggis-In the Valley of Elah-He seems inable to make a bad film, but let's wait until we find out more about this project.
9. Joel & Ethan Cohen-No Country for Old Men-It's extremely difficult to work with two directors. If the film is a success, then they could be nominated.
10. Charlie Kauffman-Synecdoche, New York-Wishful thinking
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