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Hen and Bunny take on the 2007 Oscar nominees for Best Picture! Video
By Heather Havrilesky

Intrepid thespians Hen and Bunny outdid themselves this time, taking on all five 2007 Oscar nominees for Best Picture in one fell swoop. "We love to stretch, as artists and as yogis," says Bunny. "The bigger the challenge the better, as far as we're concerned." SPOILER ALERT: This clip reveals some details of the Best Picture nominees.

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