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Annual H2G2 Academy Technical Award for Audio Arts
Demon Drawer Started conversation Feb 12, 2002
Vote below for the Vote below for the 2nd Annual H2G2 Academy Technical Award for Audio Arts.
Only your first post will count, and please carry on discussions in other forums as muggins here has to count them all later.
So
One Post per person.
First Vote counts.
Happy Voting, you have until the 24 March. (Oscar Night)
Vote for you most spectacularly sounding film here.
Annual H2G2 Academy Technical Award for Audio Arts
Munchkin Posted Feb 15, 2002
Only me then. Well I'll have Moulin Rouge please Bob.
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Toccata Posted Feb 15, 2002
I too will chip & agree with Moulin Rouge
Have there been any other 'spectacularly sounding films'? can't think of any other contenders
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Feb 15, 2002
Fellowship of the Ring
Loved the score, and then the sounds of the Nazgul, and the battles, and the way the Ring "talked" - awesome
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Kandyman - Keeper of Old Buses Posted Feb 16, 2002
Lord of the Rings
Annual H2G2 Academy Technical Award for Audio Arts
shazzPRME Posted Mar 22, 2002
Lord of the Rings
Stunning 
shazz 
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Demon Drawer Posted Mar 25, 2002
Moulin Rouge
This concludes the voting
See the Post on Thrsday for the results and ceremony
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