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You said you wanted a more exciting Oscar race, didn't you?
"We had a scene that we shot of me riding the horse ... but they cut that. Mostly I talk to the horse, like the old man is telling him a fairy tale."
If you're feeling unenthused about the nominees, we can help.
Vulture's Margaret Lyons picks out her five favorites.
Where should you set your movie if you want to increase your odds of a nomination?
Don't show your mom. She loved The Help.
"Charlize & Tilda just pulled up in a stolen police car."
A Cat in Paris vs. Puss in Boots? Why not just ask the Oscar judges to choose between brick-oven artisanal pizza and Domino's?
There's no excuse for overlooking Margin Call or Beginners.
No one ever said looking like an old-timey drag king came easy. Well, maybe they did, but Glenn Close would likely agree to disagree.
The awards aren't just meaningless, they also work as a detriment to moviemaking.
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