It can be far too easy for some to miss the magic of what Steve Buscemi is doing in Terry Zwigoff's "Ghost World." Thankfully, few -- save the Academy -- missed it in 2001 when the actor was raking in precursor nominations and awards all season. Buscemi gave us a lot of familiarity with his portrayal of Seymour, the mild-mannered, record-collecting relic of a bygone era in the film (which was adapted from the Daniel Clowes comic), but within that was a tender representation of repression that made for a fascinating foil to Thora Birch's lead. Buscemi has always been stellar at crafting characters, but here, that craft lead to something infinitely more human.