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Scannain
Jan 7th 2011, 9:07
Disappointed that Scannain missed out but I'm rooting for my good friend Nicola and AverageFilmReviews.
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pinkvicky
Jan 7th 2011, 10:30
GOT to be The Shiznit- easily the best film blog out there!!
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pinkvicky
Jan 7th 2011, 10:31
GOT to be The Shiznit- easily the best film blog out there!!
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pinkvicky
Jan 7th 2011, 10:31
GOT to be The Shiznit- easily the best film blog out there!!
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Xombie
Jan 7th 2011, 10:58
Thanks for the Nomination! A lot of great blogs on this list
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Xombie
Jan 7th 2011, 11:32
Zombie Emergency Response Operations aka A Movie A Day Keeps The Zombies Away
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filmrant
Jan 7th 2011, 12:33
Thanks so much for the nomination, its great to see Eat Sleep Live Film listed alongside such other top quality blogs and I wish all of you luck!
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karenabad
Jan 7th 2011, 13:19
Thanks for the nomination.
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Cinevue
Jan 7th 2011, 13:50
Many thanks to the TotalFilm.com for organising another fantastic set of movie blog awards, and thank you for our nomination for "Best Overall Blog". Best of luck to all the blogs, particularly Ivan and the gang at I-Flicks.com and the Blogomatic 3000 team! http://www.cine-vue.com
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flickeringmyth
Jan 7th 2011, 13:59
A quick thank you to Total Film for nominating Flickering Myth for Best Overall Blog and to the lovely folk who vote for us. Good luck to everyone!
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blackboxoffice
Jan 7th 2011, 15:18
Wow, thanks for the nomination of TheBlackBoxOffice for Best Fan Blog! A real honor. A lot of my favorites nominated in these categories! Best of luck to everyone!
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JapanCinema
Jan 7th 2011, 15:34
Thanks for Nominating Japan Cinema for best Fan blog. Great to be nominated along with my peers!! Good luck to everyone! http://japancinema.net
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NicolaT
Jan 7th 2011, 15:43
Thank you to Total Film for running these awards and for the nomination for Average Film Reviews in the Best Overall Blog category - it's great to see all sort of movie blogs being highlighted. All votes for Average Film Reviews are much appreciated - there's some fantastic competition out there! Nicola-T http://www.averagefilmreviews.com
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niccage
Jan 7th 2011, 15:46
Rockin' good news! Thanks for the nom! NIC
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ClaireG123
Jan 7th 2011, 16:49
Great news for Eat Sleep Live Film. I'll be keeping my clapper board crossed that you get the win you deserve!!! Claire
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eatsleepjordan
Jan 7th 2011, 17:41
Total Film thanks for the nom, it's great to be involved and next to so many great blogs. Good Luck everyone, Jordan EatSleepLiveFilm.com
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Micah1003
Jan 7th 2011, 18:06
Props to TotalFilm for putting this together. I feel honored and humbled being nominated amongst such cool blogs. Good luck to everyone! Micah www.365HorrorMovie.com
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Sebguts10
Jan 7th 2011, 18:08
This is most excellent. Thanks for the nom! Good luck to everyone!
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AidenR
Jan 7th 2011, 19:04
Sweet sassy molassy, this is nuts. Thanks for the nom, TF, and thanks to everyone who votes for Cut The c**p. 2011 is shaping up to be a pretty swell year so far.
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HollywoodRevue
Jan 8th 2011, 0:59
Thank you so much for the nomination! It looks like I'm in some good company here! Congratulations to all the other nominees and best of luck to you all!
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oldfilmsflicker
Jan 8th 2011, 1:02
I'm honored to to be nominated twice. but in the same category! i feel like Soderbergh! http://cinema-fanatic.com
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thisguyoverhere
Jan 8th 2011, 2:06
:) I have so much love for everyone.
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coloakley
Jan 8th 2011, 11:16
I'm in lesbians with Total Film right now. Thanks for the nomination and any votes I receive. I'm honoured to be with such great company in the Best Review Blog category. Best of luck to all my fellow bloggers! www.slackercinema.com
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Mattsuzaka
Jan 8th 2011, 21:23
Thanks to whomever saw fit to nominate my blog...it's an honor and makes my bikini parts tingle with glee! chucknorrisatemybaby.com
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GPJames
Jan 9th 2011, 1:03
Thanks so much-I really appreciate Writer of Screen being nominated for Best Creative Blog! I'm going to do a free screenwriting creativity intensive to celebrate! Thanks again, Germaine de Pibrac James http://writerofscreen.tumblr.com/
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kingroom
Jan 10th 2011, 0:20
i should be on the list. Paul Perkins the king room www.kingroom.com
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Cinevue
Jan 10th 2011, 14:47
I think removing the ability to see how many votes each site has accumulated was a wise one. Here's to a civilised finale to the awards. Good luck to everyone nominated! Daniel Green Executive Editor Cine-Vue http://www.cine-vue.com
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paisleybhoy7
Jan 12th 2011, 0:02
hello totalfilm Many thanks for the nomination for best overall blog for 2011, I do really appreciate it, lots of very good blogs here and a big hello to my fellow movie bloggers and wish you all the luck and have a great 2011!! A BIG THANK YOU to ALL who have voted,nominated the peoples movies, whatever the result its an honour for my little ole' blog to be nomiated by such a great movie magazine!
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paisleybhoy7
Jan 12th 2011, 0:03
the peoples movies.com paul
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trixsta
Jan 13th 2011, 0:15
The Shiznit FTW!
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AvatarIII
Jan 18th 2011, 19:59
where is http://www.moviecuriosities.co.cc/ which is a great reviews blog!
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ThomasJMitchell
Jan 20th 2011, 22:37
A great list of blogs. Im a second year undergraduate journalism student at University College Falmouth in Cornwall, and I am running my own film blog. Take a look; www.tomjamesmitchell.wordpress.com (:
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HeatherH
Jan 25th 2011, 20:35
How is it possible that No Film School has just got 700 votes in 1 day...? This seems suspect to me! Total Film, sort it out! You can't be having cheats winning!
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chrisensell
Jan 25th 2011, 22:14
NO FILM SCHOOL = IP SWITCHING = CHEATS
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Skaface
Jan 26th 2011, 1:27
Heather there have been similar issues raised since the outset about Cinema Fanatic blog, the organisers were alerted early in the contest and a number of the entrants fired off emails and all getting palmed off with the same sort of reply- I think the organisers know full well what was going on - 200 votes in 1 hour yesterday! which was not unlike the 30-50 votes per day at exactly the same time and over a 10-20 minute timeframe, many of the entrants witnessed this phenomena an the likely winner was correctly predicted at day 3! but it seems little can be done about it, whole thing is a farce, and cheats will probably win
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paige
Jan 26th 2011, 2:00
This is such a farce and a total waste of time if one can win simply by cheating.........This whole contest is empty, meaningless. For the cheats: I hope you're totally satisfied with the outcome of this contest. You totally deserve it.........This site is meaningless to all true film lovers if it can't even moderate such a little thing as a contest for best film blog of the year. To all involved: You are rediculous and totally apathetic. I hope you all wallow and drown in this emptiness. A total farce......... ........................and a total waste of everyones time involved. P.
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killfinger
Jan 26th 2011, 11:58
How the heck can two blog’s be neck to neck (more or less) for several weeks and then on the last day of the poll one of them “non-surprisingly” jumps ahead some 200+ votes… especially when it’s a blog that has continuously been “magically” jumping past the competition with the same numbers at the same time on every occasion…? Thank you Total Film for wasting my time with your bogus competition, which has been much like watching the Bush/Gore election all over again. It’s a pity you obviously thought to little of the poll to have a serious administrator/moderator keep their eyes on it and instead chose to stand by like mindless goons cheering on the daily mainstream bollocks of the day instead. Hey, that’s just like that other blog I have heard suddenly became so popular with all you trendy hipsters! Arrivederci! Jason.
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nofilmschool
Jan 26th 2011, 15:12
Alright, guys. It's easy to see one blog get a bunch of votes in one day and say, "that blog is cheating." But whereas the rest of you have been asking for votes from your readers all along, I didn't ask until the day my site (NoFilmSchool) "mysteriously" jumped in the voting. It's not IP switching or anything like that. I have a large audience and when I asked them, I got a lot of votes. Simple. This is no different from what the 2nd or 3rd place blogs have been doing all along. It's funny how no one had a problem with this format until my site suddenly took first place... I think if you check the traffic stats you will see that my site is probably larger than the other sites and therefore it got more votes. Feel free to prove me wrong. But let's be clear about what kind of contest this is: a popularity one. It's not a judged contest. Total Film wants to give out awards, yes, but they also want each and every one of our sites tweeting, facebooking, and emailing the contest so that they get a lot of pageviews and name recognition as well. They're building their audience just as we are, and therefore it's a two-way street: they help us, we help them. I hope that each and every one of our blogs got exposure during the contest, regardless of there being one winner. Ask anyone in the film blogging community; I am not a cheater, I am not out to screw anyone over, but I do have a sizable audience and when I told my readers about the contest they came out in droves and voted for my site. For which I'm very thankful! Feel free to chime in with any thoughts you have on all this. Sincerely, Koo
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Skaface
Jan 26th 2011, 18:51
Just so you know Koo- some of the comments above were not aimed at you - especially ones refer to a certain bunch of 30-50 votes that would be cast at almost exactly the same time every day (for another blog in a different catagory)- and in the end started to gather an audience and a bit if a cult following- as those in the know would show up to withess the spectacle while speculating how many votes would be cast - on a day to day basis. If it happened once- it was nothing, twice a bit fishy, three days a pattern forming, then after three weeks of the same - well only those with access to the logs know what the hell was happening there. The other day all records were broken when 5 votes were coming in at a time! I know a number of entrants wrote to TF about this early in the contest, but it changed nothing. All the best and keep on bloggin'
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johnmoorefan
Jan 26th 2011, 20:34
How can all you guys tell what the results are at the minute? And how can you cheat, sure the vote-o-meter only lets you vote the once? Dan
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Skaface
Jan 27th 2011, 0:51
Hi johnmoorefan- two good questions there, firstly that the up to the minute results are available to all by clicking the result link the poll- then come back in say 5 mins- refresh page and click again in 10 minutes / 1 hour or whatever- you now get a timeframe and a vote change. Unfortunately the vote-o-meter as you put it do not know who the voter is- so cannot ensure a voter is only voting once- but there are a few things that a programme can do and I am sure someone who was more technical minded could explain it better- first the site can put a cookie on the voters computer- cookies are commonplace and can be done away with a simple clear private data. The other thing is of course the poll could log "ip addresses", indeed I believe this is the case- which means that each computer that when someone votes their computer is recorded- a bit of a bummer if a family wanted to vote but only had one pc- it should be 1 vote per machine. Now concerns are raised over voting patterns- if for example someone was getting all their votes at noon each day and every day and say it was 20 votes it would raise an issue- but it is not proof of anything, but could be a pretty strong indicator, one strong enough to raise suspicions. There was something amiss with the voting in the early days- remember here we are talking about voting patterns- this is why the concerns were raised- to flag the issue to the organisers, because it is they who will have access to the data that would warrant detailed examination. People taking part would be checking regularly, maybe on the first day with the initial excitement on a regular basis- and family and friends look in- and messages get sent saying "hi, uncle dan I voted for you and you are now only 5 ahead" or whatever-. so from this kind of thing you can learn little over one day- a surge of votes on one day could suggest something innocent- for example were I to ask my work colleagues- where there is a no mobile phones rule- to vote for me and they have thiose new fangled internet ready phones- then it may be that everyone votes for me on their way out of work. once. It would be unlikely that pattern is repeated daily- and when it gets to the point where predictions of what will happen on the next day can be accurately based on what went the day before- it is the point where all concerned are clear something is amiss. In the one poll this was clear by day 5- so there was a lot of days of this pattern being repeated daily for people to be sure before saying anything. The conclusion a reasonable person would draw is that the result was of a small group, rather than an individual, voting the same time every day - that is a group for who your "vote-o-meter" doesn't work when the rest get a "sorry your vote has already been counted"., So initially alerting the organisers could have achieved a number of things- it could have resulted in a change of settings so everyone gets to vote daily, or just have informed that some who maybe by accident have found they can vote daily- i don't know much about this but my suggestion was of corporate networks- though I was since informed that these would normally only have a limited IP range allocated to them so it was unlikely. So anyhow - early in the contest the organisers were contacted and they returned a mail to say that a particular blogger would be informed- now that was fair enough, and you have to remember that the blogger themselves may be a perfectly innocent party- and it may be the work of crazed stalkerish fans - so the conclusion cannot be about who is cheating- but you can easily figure out who benefits from the cheating- that becomes clear when you look at voting patterns- we can never know who the person or persons are who cheat- the internet does afford us that degree of anonymity, even were cheating narrowed down to a single pc, there still would remain the question of who is sitting at that PC. This is why any accusations should be carefully phrased- no accusation could for sure be levelled at anyone in the contest, and more likely all the bloggers in the contest are too busy writing for the benefit of their 1000s of readers to be personally involved. If there is any issue the organisers were the only ones who could investigate and sort it out. So why should anyone care about the results? well there is a simple reason: most people are pretty sporting and enjoy a good contest, it is no shame to come 6th or 7th or 10th in such a contest, indeed then it could be stated that it would be great to have taken part with such esteemed company. But if there is a sense of cheating or the belief that there is cheating it goes against everyones sense of fair play. It also doesn't allow for the "best blog won" feeling that would allow people to talk about being on honored to be in such esteemed company. It just makes everyone feel, as was stated above, that the whole thing was a bit of a farce from the start. it is a pity.
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thisguyoverhere
Jan 28th 2011, 7:18
Well played everyone. Congrats on the nominations, and to the winners announced tomorrow!
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oldfilmsflicker
Feb 5th 2011, 19:41
I'm sure no one is reading these comments anymore, but I just want to say I don't see how getting a lot of votes is "cheating" I had two site nominated in this category, Cinema Fanatic and The Poor Dancing Girl. One is my Tumblr and one is my actual site. I'm not even really sure why my Tumblr was nominated. I focused all my campaigning on Cinema Fanatic because the readership of that site comes from my followers on Tumblr, of which I have nearly 10,000. SO whenever I promoted Cinema Fanatic for this contest, it was also on my Tumblr and thus would get a bunch of votes. I also have many friends who were also promoting Cinema Fanatic because they like my work and wanted to see it rewarded. People like my work so they voted for it. It's as simple as that. All of these blogs are great and I everyone does wonderful work, but its mean-spirited to be upset over losing and claim it must have come from cheating when it simply isn't true.
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MichiganActing
Oct 15th 2011, 3:35
http://michiganacting.com
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Nov 9th 2012, 11:20
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