Martin Sheen to Present Fav. Movie Award (Update - Moore Won) MEL GIBSON WINS FAVORITE DRAMA

CBS ^ | 1/9/2005 | Pyro740

[Pyro7480]

Martin Sheen is presenting the best movie drama award, and if the speculation is right, Mel Gibson and his The Passion of the Christ will win.

[ChicagoRighty]

>> I'm listening to Drudge and he has played the announcement of Moore and their was a equal mix of Boos and Cheers for F-911, but Mel Gibson was cheered wildly when his masterpiece was announced as the winner :-) <<

Yes, I TIVO'd it and it was definitely a full-audience arousal.

[MJY1288]

I came away with different thoughts. "The Passion" made me realize just how much Jesus loves us, after all, He knew in advance what the sacrifice would be and He chose to die on the Cross for us anyway.

[kidkosmic1]

Someone needs to post a pic of Michael Moore's "makeover." Pretty funny. Looks french.

[lizma]

I came away from it with these thoughts, mans inhumanity to man

My thoughts were in spite of man being man, God loves us totally.

I've got the DVD but I haven't yet watched it again. Partially because it is so powerful. Saving it for Easter.

[John Lenin]

It brought tears to my eyes when Mary walked up and kissed his feet knowing all the scorn against her son.

[mowkeka]

Thanks for letting me know that Moore got booed. I actually turned the "Mute" button on after they announced Moore won.

[hope]

Who the hell are the people who voted for this crock?

[L.N. Smithee]

My favorite part: The show's SecDef is arguing with his lefty son when son says something about the U.S. conquering the world. The SecDef snorts "Don't give me any of the Michael Moore 6th grade logic!"

I am just getting to this part! Thanks for the heads up!

[hope]

I had no idea the sewed suits that big.

[DJ MacWoW]

Watched "24" for the first time tonight. Great show.

I was watching 24 also. And I LOVED the "6th grade, Michael Moore logic" line!

[OldFriend]

Interesting that he would bash America........what a surprise! NOT

[John Lenin]

Thanks for watching for me, I refuse to show up on the radar watching Moore win. Was there really any drama that he wouldn't ?

[Mears]

Who give's a damn about any of these awards?

We won THE BIG ONE!!!!!

Take that to the bank,Michael!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Valin]

Denny Crane!

[OldFriend]

Not watching. Listening to Drudge. But man, he is so boring tonight. Guess he has nothing to say other than it's raining in California.

[Hildy]

I don't understand the hypocracy of this thread. You people are the same people who posted this:

Vote for 'The Passion' as the People's Choice Award for Favorite Film (Freepin' Hollyweird!)

They both were rigged, so who the hell cares?

[willyboyishere]

Uhhhh, these were "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE" awards???
There is NO way Moore and F 911 won an award like that, unless the most transparent kind of "push polling" was done to rig the results! NO WAY! ESPECIALLY over Spiderman 2, a REAL film!

[fatima]

That's nice Martin,You do have a flaw.

[L.N. Smithee]

Well, Harvey Weinstein is his big buddy. If Harvey can rig the Oscars, I don't imagine rigging the People's Choice Awards would be too difficult.

I don't think anything was rigged -- the ballot box was stuffed.

This isn't the first time something like this has happened. In 2000, John Goodman won his only People's Choice Award (male performer in a new series) for a forgotten sitcom flop named Normal, Ohio in which he played a blue-collar gay man. It was the first of a handful of failed sitcoms trying to capitalize on the success of Ellen and Rosie O'Donnell Show.

The show was cancelled in December by Fox, nearly a month before the awards. Nonetheless, the Gay-stapo stuffed the boxes (nope, not going there), and Goodman won. The competition wasn't exactly fierce: Tom Cavanagh of Ed, and Michael "Kramer" Richards of an even more spectacular flop, The Michael Richards Show.

[eleni121]

So true...Weinstein honed his opportunistic skills in the most corrupt area in the US...Buffalo NY.