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'Iron Man' Leads Visual Effects Society Nominees
The geeks at the Visual Effects Society love them some 'Iron Man,' more than 'The Dark Knight,' even. However, they probably still prefer 'Battlestar Galactica' to anything else. Even girls.
'Iron Man' Leads Visual Effects Society Nominees
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