1970s Best Picture Oscar Nominees - Multiple Choice

Identify the 70s films that were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture but lost.

Other decades in this quiz series here.

Wrong answers were nominated in categories other than Best Picture in the same year.
Year given is the year in film being awarded, not the date of the ceremony.
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1. Which 1970 Best Picture nominee lost to Patton?
MASH
Ryan's Daughter
The Great White Hope
2. Which 1971 Best Picture nominee lost to The French Connection?
A Clockwork Orange
The Andromeda Strain
Klute
3. Which 1972 Best Picture nominee lost to The Godfather?
Deliverance
The Poseidon Adventure
Sleuth
4. Which 1973 Best Picture nominee lost to The Sting?
Serpico
Last Tango in Paris
The Exorcist
5. Which 1974 Best Picture nominee lost to The Godfather Part II?
The Longest Yard
Chinatown
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
6. Which 1975 Best Picture nominee lost to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest?
The Wind and the Lion
Amarcord
Jaws
7. Which 1976 Best Picture nominee lost to Rocky?
Marathon Man
Carrie
Taxi Driver
8. Which 1977 Best Picture nominee lost to Annie Hall?
Saturday Night Fever
A Little Night Music
Star Wars
9. Which 1978 Best Picture nominee lost to The Deer Hunter?
Superman
The Boys from Brazil
Midnight Express
10. Which 1979 Best Picture nominee lost to Kramer vs. Kramer?
The China Syndrome
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Apocalypse Now
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