Josh Brolin from No Country for Old Men and James McAvoy from Atonement tossed famous movie lines back and forth at each other and then got to hand off an Oscar to Joel and Ethan Coen for Best Adapted Screenplay (No Country for Old Men). This is the sixth nomination and second Academy Award for the brothers who said they attribute their success to how selective they are (they've only adapted Homer and Cormac McCarthy). They didn't have much to say, only a brief thank you, and then they laughed their way off the stage. I have to say they don't talk as well as they write.