Sophia Choi and Thomas Roberts on the Oscars

Headline News anchors take a crack at their picks

Headline News anchors Sophia Choi and Thomas Roberts offer their choices for the winners in several major Academy Award categories. Check out their choices below:

Sophia's picks

Best picture of the year: Crash

Achievement in directing: Ang Lee

Performance by an actor in a leading role: Philip Seymour Hoffman

Performance by an actress in a leading role: Reese Witherspoon

Performance by an actor in a supporting role: Paul Giamatti

Performance by an actress in a supporting role: Rachel Wiesz

Adapted screenplay: Brokeback Mountain

Original screenplay: Crash

Achievement in cinematography: Brokeback Mountain

Best animated feature film of the year: Wallace and Gromit

Best documentary feature: March of the Penguins

Achievement in makeup: Narnia

Achievement in costume design: Memoirs of a Geisha

Thomas' picks

Best picture of the year: Brokeback Mountain

Achievement in directing: Ang Lee

Performance by an actor in a leading role: Heath Ledger

Performance by an actress in a leading role: Felicity Huffman

Performance by an actor in a supporting role: Matt Dillon

Performance by an actress in a supporting role: Michelle Williams

Adapted screenplay: Brokeback Mountain

Original screenplay: Good Night and Good Luck

Achievement in cinematography: Memoirs of a Geisha

Best animated feature film of the year: Corpse Bride

Best documentary feature: March of the Penguins

Achievement in makeup: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

Achievement in costume design: Memoirs of a Geisha

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