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I'd disagree. Of course, it is pointless to pick a film that is marginal,

Posted by tinear on March 5, 2012 at 07:45:55:
that very few people will see.
I think it is possible to rank films in such categories as editing, cinematography, writing, direction, and quality among other films, overall. Some years, I'll grant there are so many of excellence that indeed it is all but meaningless to attempt to separate (uh huh) them. Not this year. "A Separation," in this very weak year, was clearly the superior film in wide release.