BEST PICTURE: Saving Private Ryan
BEST DIRECTOR: Stephen Speilburg
BEST ACTOR: Edward Norton
BEST ACTRESS: Cate Blanchett
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Ed Harris
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Judi Dench
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: The Thin Red Line
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: The Truman Show
BEST ART DIRECTION: Saving Private Ryan
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Saving Private Ryan
BEST COSTUME DESIGN: Shakespeare in Love
BEST FILM EDITING: The Thin Red Line
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Life is Beautiful
BEST MAKEUP: Elizabeth
BEST ORIGINAL DRAMATIC SCORE: Saving Private Ryan
BEST ORIGINAL MUSICAL OR COMEDY SCORE: Prince of Egypt
BEST ORIGINAL SONG: "That'll Do"
BEST SOUND: Saving Private Ryan
BEST SOUND EFFECTS EDITING: Saving Private Ryan
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS: When Dreams May Come

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE: The Last Days
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT: A Place in the Land
BEST SHORT FILM, ANIMATED: Bunny
BEST SHORT FILM, LIVE ACTION: La Carte Postale

I'd only seen about three of these movies, so I rated them on how well other people I know spoke of them. My complaint is that The Truman Show wasn't nominated for best picture. I thought Saving Private Ryan was better anyway, but it not being nominated is pretty bad. It was really good, probably better than weird looking movies about the Queen of England.