MOVIE REVIEW- Taking aim: Buzz-sawing the Oscar buzz  When
critics tout a film's Academy Award chances in reviews, they
often have an ulterior motive: 1) to be quoted in ads (e.g.,
"Hulk Hogan's Hamlet is Oscar-worthy" –Steve Warren); or 2) to
jog their own memories when they compile year-end "Best" lists.
For Your Consideration pokes fun at the idea that "Oscar buzz"
has become as important as the award itself, that "it's an honor
to be almost nominated."  Christopher Guest's fans would
probably be disappointed if the Academy ever recognized his
work. In comedy, as in horror, it's an honor to be overlooked.
The mockumentary format is missing but not missed in this latest
effort, co-written with Eugene Levy, by the director of Waiting
for Guffman, Best in Show, and A Mighty Wind.  The wacky but
incisive comic style is the same, and the repertory company is
back, augmented by new and familiar faces; and you still can't
tell what's scripted from what's improvised.  Oscar buzz impacts
a movie, Home for Purim, w