The 2011 Academy Award nominees were announced this morning, which can only mean one thing: Oscar nomination snubs!Who was left off this year's Oscar nomination short lists ? Surge Desk has a quick rundown of this year's snubs.The Boston-based crime film starring and directed by Ben Affleck was on several early prediction lists for best picture and scored a $23.8 million opening weekend , only to fall short of the 10-slot nominee list for the Oscars' top honor.The morning wasn't a total disappointment for Mark Wahlberg the producer -- considering that his film "The Fighter" scored seven nominations, including best picture -- but Mark Wahlberg the actor was probably hoping to score a best actor nomination for his performance as "The Fighter" himself, Micky Ward.Academy rules stipulate that nominees are placed in the category where they receive the most votes, so while some had high hopes for Steinfeld's performance as Mattie Ross in "True Grit" to land her in the best actress category, the young star will have to settle for a nomination as best supporting actress.Nolan's work on "Inception" generated eight Oscar nominations for the psychological thriller, and none of them include a nod to Nolan for best director.Nothing? Davis Guggenheim ("An Inconvenient Truth") and his critically acclaimed education documentary already won the Critics Choice Award for best documentary but couldn't find any love at all from the Oscars ||||| A few minutes ago in Los Angeles, Mo'Nique and AMPAS boss Tom Sherak announced the nominees for the 83rd Academy Awards. It was a good morning for front-runners like The Social Network and The King's Speech — the latter of which, with twelve nominations, had the most of any film — and a great one for Winter's Bone and Javier Bardem. Christopher Nolan, Mila Kunis, and Andrew Garfield were not so lucky. Your complete list, after the jump! 
 
 Best Picture 
 
 Black Swan 
 
 The Fighter 
 
 Inception 
 
 The Kids Are All Right 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 127 Hours 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 Toy Story 3 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Winter's Bone 
 
 Best Actor 
 
 Javier Bardem, Biutiful 
 
 Jeff Bridges, True Grit 
 
 Jesse Eisenberg, The Social Network 
 
 Colin Firth, The King's Speech 
 
 James Franco, 127 Hours 
 
 Best Actress 
 
 Annette Bening, The Kids Are All Right 
 
 Nicole Kidman, Rabbit Hole 
 
 Jennifer Lawrence, Winter's Bone 
 
 Natalie Portman, Black Swan 
 
 Michelle Williams, Blue Valentine 
 
 Best Supporting Actor 
 
 Christian Bale, The Fighter 
 
 John Hawkes, Winter's Bone 
 
 Jeremy Renner, The Town 
 
 Mark Ruffalo, The Kids Are All Right 
 
 Geoffrey Rush, The King's Speech 
 
 Best Supporting Actress 
 
 Amy Adams, The Fighter 
 
 Helena Bonham Carter, The King's Speech 
 
 Melissa Leo, The Fighter 
 
 Hailee Steinfeld, True Grit 
 
 Jacki Weaver, Animal Kingdom 
 
 Best Director 
 
 Darren Aronofsky, Black Swan 
 
 Joel and Ethan Coen, True Grit 
 
 David Fincher, The Social Network 
 
 Tom Hooper, The King's Speech 
 
 David O. Russell, The Fighter 
 
 Best Original Screenplay 
 
 Another Year 
 
 The Fighter 
 
 Inception 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 The Kids Are All Right 
 
 
 
 Best Adapted Screenplay 
 
 127 Hours 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 Toy Story 3 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Winter's Bone 
 
 
 
 Best Foreign Film 
 
 Biutiful (Mexico) 
 
 Dogtooth (Greece) 
 
 Hors la Loi (Outside the Law) (Algeria) 
 
 Incendies (Canada) 
 
 In a Better World (Denmark) 
 
 Best Animated Film 
 
 How to Train Your Dragon 
 
 The Illusionist 
 
 Toy Story 3 
 
 Documentary (Feature) 
 
 Exit through the Gift Shop 
 
 Gasland 
 
 Inside Job 
 
 Restrepo 
 
 Waste Land 
 
 Documentary (Short Subject) 
 
 Killing in the Name 
 
 Poster Girl 
 
 Strangers No More 
 
 Sun Come Up 
 
 The Warriors of Qiugang 
 
 Best Cinematography 
 
 Black Swan 
 
 Inception 
 
 The King’s Speech 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 True Grit 
 
 
 
 Sound Editing 
 
 Inception 
 
 Toy Story 3 
 
 Tron: Legacy 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Unstoppable 
 
 Sound Mixing 
 
 Inception 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 Salt 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Art Direction 
 
 Alice in Wonderland 
 
 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 
 
 Inception 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Costume Design 
 
 Alice in Wonderland 
 
 I Am Love 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 The Tempest 
 
 True Grit 
 
 Film Editing 
 
 Black Swan 
 
 The Fighter 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 127 Hours 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 Makeup 
 
 Barney's Version 
 
 The Way Back 
 
 The Wolfman 
 
 Music (Original Score) 
 
 How to Train Your Dragon 
 
 Inception 
 
 The King's Speech 
 
 127 Hours 
 
 The Social Network 
 
 Music (Original Song) 
 
 “Coming Home” from Country Strong 
 
 “I See the Light” from Tangled 
 
 “If I Rise” from 127 Hours 
 
 “We Belong Together” from Toy Story 3 
 
 Short Film (Animated) 
 
 Day & Night 
 
 The Gruffalo 
 
 Let's Pollute 
 
 The Lost Thing 
 
 Madagascar, carnet de voyage (Madagascar, a Journey Diary)
– The King's Speech swept past fellow front-runner The Social Network to claim a dozen Academy Award nominations this morning, including Best Picture and three of the four acting categories. Surprisingly, True Grit also bested the Facebook film with 10 nominations, also including the top award. The Social Network finally appears third on the list, tied with Inception at eight nominations, including Best Picture for both. The rest of the Best Picture nominees: Black Swan The Fighter The Kids Are All Right 127 Hours Toy Story 3 Winter's Bone Click for the complete list of nominees, or check out which films got snubbed.