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THE NOMINEES:

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" 

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"Frost/Nixon" 

"Milk" 

"The Reader" 

"Slumdog Millionaire" 

WHO SHOULD WIN:

Fareed Ben-Youssef: "Frost/Nixon"

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"Frost/Nixon" has an electric dynamic throughout as well as confident direction. Unlike the other films, it doesn't get lost in its overtly beautiful aesthetic.

Adam Tanaka: "Slumdog Millionaire"

In this case, I think the cultural phenomenon is also the best movie. It shoves its intense commercialism in yor face, which is kind of the fun of it.

Jun Koh: "Frost/Nixon"

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I think the interactions between Frost and Nixon are more dramatic and engaging than the visual aesthetics in the other four films.

Isia Jasiewicz: "Slumdog Millionaire"

This year, people are going to want something uplifting, and 'Slumdog' is the ultimate Cinderella story.

 WHO WILL WIN: "Slumdog Millionaire"

Its fan base is really massive, and I think the Academy will respond to people's opinions. — AT