"Can you hear what they are saying?"
mood: 
uninformed
uninformedmusic: Madonna -- "Isaac"
Brokeback Mountain fucked everyone, and got Best Drama, Best Director, Screenplay, and Original Song. I haven't seen the film. I'm not even entirely sure that I want to. It's impressive, though, that they managed to score picture, director, and writing awards. Not a one for acting, though. Walk the Line also may be a movie I have to put on my list. I hate Johnny Cash's voice, so I didn't give a second thought about seeing his biopic. But since it got Best Musical, and Actor and Actress trophies in the same field, I may have to reconsider.
Felicity Huffman happily won Best Actress in a Drama for Transamerica, which I am thrilled about. This too is on my list. Shrugs to the Supporting Actors. I don't know the movies. I am so behind. George Clooney (Syriana), and Rachel Weisz (The Mummy, uh... The Constant Gardner) won. Sure.
Lost and Desperate Housewives won for the series categories. Since I have both of their seasons one on my shelf, I feel prepared. I just haven't cracked Lost open yet. Matt and I opted for 24.
Geena Davis surprised me by winning Best Actress in a Drama, go her. I like Geena Davis. Mary Louise Parker looked genuinely off-kilter (see: stoned and angry) when she won. Chris Rock seemed to imply that she was either screwed because she was the only non-Desperate Housewives nominee, or a "fake" win because the Housewives all canceled each other out. I wanted Marcia Cross to win. Or Felcity Huffman, even. That would've great; a double win on her part. I think Teri Hatcher is good but overrated, and Eva Longoria simply doesn't deserve it.
I was so happy for Sandra Oh when she won for Grey's Anatomy! I love her! And I was convinced she was going to be overlooked! But she won! Yay!
... and naturally, I hadn't seen any of the miniseries or made-for-TV movies.
*gasp*