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The OC Oscars: Our 2011 Film Favorites

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While Best Picture and Best Supporting Actress may be all fine and good reasons to celebrate 2011 films, there are some totally overlooked achievements in cinema over the past year that are worthy of a shout-out. Who was the Best Bitch of 2011? What was the Best Blast from the Past? The Best Victor Victoria cross-dressing Moment? Inquiring minds want to know! Check out our list of 2011's unsung heroes of film!
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BEST ON-SCREEN READ: Helena Bonham Carter playing Hermione playing Helena Bonham Carter in Harry Potter. (Watch the clip)
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BEST MOVIE EVERYONE FORGOT TO SEE: Martha Marcy May Marlene. How good was that trailer though? Is this on Netflix yet? The film's star Lizzie Olsen gets our OLSEN OF THE YEAR award––we never met an Olsen we didn’t love!
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BEST MOVIE POSTER: Melancholia. Depressed or not, Kirsten Dunst-meets-Ophelia is totally beautiful.
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BEST TEENAGE APOCALYPTIC ROMCOM THRILLER: Kaboom. To quote OC's Zac, “Kaboom is packed with everything that makes Araki Araki: genius insults, conspiracy theories, drugs, sex, blood, barf, and apocalyptic twists and turns that result in true genre-less-ness. Amazing!”
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BEST BITCH: Courtney Cox as Gale Weathers in SCRE4M.
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BEST EXCUSE TO TAKE A CAB: Contagion, because what if you were trapped underground with plague-ridden strangers? Gross! Never touching those subway poles again!
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BEST SOUNDTRACK: HANNA—thanks, Chemical Bros.
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BEST BOSS LADY: Meryl Streep in The Iron Lady because there will never be a time where Meryl is not The Best.
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ENSEMBLE CAST WE'RE SO HAPPY TO BE&

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