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The blogosphere bitching about the Dark Knight snub is reaching ridiculously whiny proportions. Seriously, grow up.
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"Grow Up" indeed Matthew. THE DARK KNIGHT did not remotely deserve to be nominated for Best Picture. If not THE READER, then a host of others, including WALL-E, THE WRESTLER, THE VISITOR, SNY, etc.
Kudos to you for finally addressing all this lunacy.
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