Thank you for participating in Rotten Tomatoes' first ever User Tomato Awards. The polls are now closed. And now, on to the results. Nominees for each category were selected from the top 5 leading movies in each category for the Golden Tomato Awards.

FAVORITE WIDE RELEASE

Out of 924 total votes, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind received 495 or 53.57% of the total votes to become the User Award winner in the Wide Release category. Directed by Michel Gondry, Eternal Sunshine stars Jim Carrey as a heartbroken man who undergoes a procedure to remove his ex-girlfriend (Kate Winslet) from his memory, but changes his mind mid-procedure. The Incredibles, this year's Golden Tomato winner, comes in distant second with 17.86% of the votes. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (495 votes) 53.57% The Incredibles (165 votes) 17.86% Spider-Man 2 (149 votes) 16.13% Hero (80 votes) 8.66% Shrek 2 (35 votes) 3.79%

FAVORITE LIMITED RELEASE

Pinot Noir is currently in vogue, thanks to Alexander Payne's heartfelt comedy, Sideways. Starring Paul Giamatti and Thomas Haden Church, the movie tells the story of two buddies on a trip of self-discovery through the Napa Valley. Sideways won the Golden Tomato for this category; now it has also been voted a reader favorite. Sideways (259 votes) 49.05% Before Sunset (97 votes) 18.37% Super Size Me (74 votes) 14.02% Touching the Void (39 votes) 7.39% Maria Full of Grace (59 votes) 11.17%

FAVORITE ANIMATION

The Parr family (aka the Incredibles) may feel alienated from society, but they can take comfort in the love they've received from RT. The Golden Tomato winner in the Animation category also triumphed with users, with a whopping 346 votes, or 76.72%. Shrek 2 was the runner up for both the Golden Tomato and User Awards. The Incredibles (346 votes) 76.72% Shrek 2 (61 votes) 13.53% The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (19 votes) 4.21% The Polar Express (24 votes) 5.32% Teacher's Pet (1 votes) 0.22%

FAVORITE COMEDIES

The least popular kid in school is the most popular kid with our readers in the Comedy category: Napoleon Dynamite, the low-budget ode to a colossal nerd, took 151 votes, or 30.88%. The Golden Tomato winner in this category, Mean Girls, lost this popularity contest, placing third with users; the film garnered 105 votes, or 21.47%. Napoleon Dynamite (151 votes) 30.88% Team America: World Police (140 votes) 28.63% Mean Girls (105 votes) 21.47% Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle (85 votes) 17.38% Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (8 votes) 1.64%

FAVORITE DOCUMENTARIES

The fact that Fahrenheit 9/11 was among the year's most controversial films didn't hurt its status with RT voters; Michael Moore's incendiary attack on the Bush administration received 168 votes, or 41.90%, to win in the Documentary category. Super Size Me, the Golden Tomato winner in this category, came in second. Fahrenheit 9/11 (168 votes) 41.90% Super Size Me (116 votes) 28.93% Touching the Void (70 votes) 17.46% The Corporation (24 votes) 5.99% Control Room (23 votes) 5.74%

FAVORITE DRAMAS

A story of melancholy and excessive medication set to a terrific soundtrack, Garden State was tops with RT users in the Drama category, winning 127 votes, or 29%. This tale of twentysomething discontent beat out the Golden Tomato winner and tale of thirtysomething discontent, Sideways. Garden State (127 votes) 29.00% Million Dollar Baby (114 votes) 26.03% The Aviator (94 votes) 21.46% Sideways (93 votes) 21.23% Baadasssss! (10 votes) 2.28%

FAVORITE FOREIGN

Perhaps Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times summed it up best when he wrote, "…the unseen Hero production team has made what just might be the most artistically sophisticated, most formally beautiful martial arts film the genre has seen." Looks like our readers agree, with the movie getting 62.78% of the votes to become our User Award favorite in the Foreign category. Hero won the Golden Tomato award for this category also. Hero (221 votes) 62.78% Maria Full of Grace (92 votes) 26.14% Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... And Spring (23 votes) 6.53% Osama (9 votes) 2.56% The Story of the Weeping Camel (7 votes) 1.99%

FAVORITE HORROR

There are different ways of approaching horror, and one of them is to make you laugh as well as cringe. And so, Shaun of the Dead throws in a slacker/romantic comedy along with its multitude of British zombies. Hey, why not? Critics enjoyed the results, as the Golden Tomato Awards proved, and with 54.20% of the votes (245 out of 452), Shaun is a favorite with the users as well. Shaun of the Dead (245 votes) 54.20% Dawn of the Dead (84 votes) 18.58% The Village (57 votes) 12.61% The Grudge (40 votes) 8.85% Saw (26 votes) 5.75%

FAVORITE KIDS/FAMILY

Though The Incredibles (not a nominee in this category) was given much support on the award forums, the ultimate winner in the Kids/Family genre turned out to be Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Receiving 77.37% of the votes (188 out of 243), the morbidly whimsical Lemony Snicket beat the Golden Tomato winner, Two Brothers, which came in second at 14.40%. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (188 votes) 77.37% Two Brothers (35 votes) 14.40% Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (15 votes) 6.17% Thunderbirds (3 votes) 1.23% Fat Albert (2 votes) 0.82%

FAVORITE ROMANCE

With so many formulaic romances to review, it's no wonder critics hanker for something different. And it turns out moviegoers appreciate originality and complexity in their love stories as well. The quirky Charlie Kaufman-penned Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which won a Golden Tomato for best Romance, is also the winner of the corresponding User Award. With 73.26% of the votes (315 out of 430), it's a clear favorite. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (315 votes) 73.26% Before Sunset (71 votes) 16.51% 13 Going on 30 (36 votes) 8.37% Intermission (4 votes) 0.93% Stage Beauty (4 votes) 0.93%

FAVORITE SCI-FI/FANTASY

With so many Potter fans out there, it's no surprise that the winner of the User Award for Sci-Fi/Fantasy is the third blockbuster in the series, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Also the Sci-Fi/Fantasy winner in the Golden Tomato Awards, the Alfonso Cuaron-directed Azkaban received 232 votes from the users out of a total of 373, or 62.20%. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (232 votes) 62.20% I, Robot (97 votes) 26.01% Primer (21 votes) 5.63% Code 46 (12 votes) 3.22% The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (11 votes) 2.95%

FAVORITE THRILLER

When a hitman and a taxi driver took a drive through the nighttime streets of Los Angeles, the scenario became a compelling sit for critics and audiences alike. The best reviewed thriller for 2004, Collateral has also been voted tops in its genre by the RT readers, beating out the competition with 68.92% (286 out of 415) of the votes. Collateral (286 votes) 68.92% The Manchurian Candidate (47 votes) 11.33% The Machinist (34 votes) 8.19% Open Water (31 votes) 7.47% Spartan (17 votes) 4.10%

FAVORITE CRITIC

Two thumbs up for Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times. He is the overwhelming choice as the favorite film critic among our readers, garnering 57.45% of the 329 total votes. James Berardinelli of Reelviews comes in a distant second with 9.12% of the votes, and New York Times' A.O. Scott comes in third with 8.51%. Besides writing for the Sun-Times, Ebert also hosts a weekly TV show with fellow Sun-Times writer, Richard Roeper, where they offer their trademark "thumbs up" or "thumbs down" judgments on movies. Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times (189 votes) 57.45% James Berardinelli, Reelviews (30 votes) 9.12% A.O. Scott, New York Times (28 votes) 8.51% Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly (21 votes) 6.38% MaryAnn Johanson, Flick Filosopher (7 votes) 2.13% J. Hoberman, Village Voice (7 votes) 2.13% Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times (6 votes) 1.82% Manohla Dargis, New York Times (6 votes) 1.82% Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com (6 votes) 1.82% Ty Burr, Boston Globe (6 votes) 1.82% Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune (5 votes) 1.52% Todd McCarthy, Variety (4 votes) 1.22% Kirk Honeycutt, Hollywood Reporter (3 votes) 0.91% David Edelstein, Slate (3 votes) 0.91% Nell Minow, Movie Mom (3 votes) 0.91% Stephen Hunter, Washington Post (3 votes) 0.91% Andrew Sarris, New York Observer (2 votes) 0.61%

FAVORITE TRAILER

Sin City, the big screen adaptation of Frank Miller's graphic novels, is our readers' favorite trailer out of those presented. Is this a portent of things to come for the forthcoming movie? Set in a city with rampant corruption, the movie tells the story of a street fighter who takes the law into his own hands when he is framed for murder. The movie stars Bruce Willis, Jessica Alba, Nick Stahl, and Mickey Rourke, among others. The trailer for Zach Braff's Garden State is another favorite with our readers. It came in second in the voting. Sin City, Teaser Trailer (116 votes) 26.85% Garden State, Teaser Trailer (53 votes) 12.27% Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (36 votes), Teaser Trailer 8.33% Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Theatrical Trailer (28 votes) 6.48% The Incredibles, Theatrical Trailer (25 votes) 5.79% Kill Bill Vol. 2, Teaser Trailer (24 votes) 5.56% The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, Theatrical Trailer (22 votes) 5.09% War of the Worlds, Teaser Trailer (19 votes) 4.40% Constantine, Teaser Trailer (15 votes) 3.47% Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Theatrical Trailer (14 votes) 3.24% The Village, Teaser Trailer (14 votes) 3.24% The Day After Tomorrow, Teaser Trailer (14 votes) 3.24% Closer, Theatrical Trailer (11 votes) 2.55% The Passion of the Christ, Theatrical Trailer (11 votes) 2.55% Fahrenheit 9/11, Theatrical Trailer (10 votes) 2.31% Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Theatrical Trailer (7 votes) 1.62% Shrek 2, Theatrical Trailer (5 votes) 1.16% Ray, Theatrical Trailer (4 votes) 0.93% The Forgotten, Theatrical Trailer (4 votes) 0.93%