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Oscar Best Picture Nominations: Is 10 Better Than Five?

Published - Feb 03 2010 02:02 AM

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"Opening it up to 10 nominations, I think, is the best idea they've had in years," insisted MTV News legend/ die-hard movie buff Kurt Loder. "It's such a good idea, because now it looks like a race. Now you can put in movies that wouldn't have fit in ... Read Full Story

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