Possible upset could go to the Social Network or Inception, but The King's Speech is holding a steady lead in this race.
It will and should be Colin Firth as the stuttering King George VI, but Jeff Bridges could come out of the woods with his performance in True Grit.
Natalie Portman is the front runner, however it's possible that Michelle Williams from Blue Valentine could come up with the surprise upset in this category.
Christian Bale portrayed Dicky Eklund almost to the tea in the Fighter but I feel as though Geoffrey Rush could come away w/ the statue. Very tight race for this category.
While only 14 and with little to no acting experience, Hailee was a pro in True Grit along side other phenomenal, and much older actors. This might be the tightest race of the night with Amy Adams and Melissa Leo (The Fighter) and Helena Bonham Carter (The King's Speech) all very worthy nominees.
If it weren't for so many other outstanding films in the Best Picture category, Toy Story 3 is the runaway in the Anitmated Feature.
Art Direction: Alice in Wonderland
Cinematography: Inception
Costume Design: Alice in Wonderland
Director: David Fincher (Social Network)
Documentary Feature: Restrepo
Documentary Short: Poster Girl
Film Editing: The King's Speech
Foreing Language Film: Biutiful
MakeUp: Barney's Version
Music (Original Score): Hans Zimmer (Inception) or Trent Reznor (Social Network)
Music (Original Song): Randy Newman "We Belong Together" (Toy Story 3)
Short Film (Animated): The Gruffalo
Short Film (Live Action): The Crush
Sound Editing: Inception
Sound Mixing: King's Speech
Visual Effects: Alice in Wonderland or Inception
Writing (Adapted Screenplay): Social Network
Writing (Original Screenplay): Inception
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