For me, the sticking point would be "Brazil", which lost to "Out Of Africa" for best picture. I guess Terry Gilliam was too much of an original for the Oscars to stomach, so they picked a film more in line with Oscar tradition. One of my favorite films of all time.
I knew "Out of Africa" would win that year, because Hollowood ALWAYS goes for the grand and sweeping epic. Smaller movies made on a smaller budget never have a chance. It's a disgrace when members of the Academy don't even bother to see all the major nominees, even with all their free showings and "screeners". Why should the public care what they think at "awards" time, when they can't even manage to see what they're voting for -- or AGAINST?
Sydney Pollack was a way better director then Terry Gilliam and made many very good films. OUT OF AFRICA is one of them. BRAZIL is a little bit childish.
I remember the day I lost all respect for The Academy and stopped thinking of them as important. It was in the winter of 1996, and I learned that "2001" lost best pictures to "Oliver!" that says it all, really.
You do know movies began before 2000, don't you? lol Just for the record, from 1927 to 1967 I agreed with the Academy only once in awarding Best Picture. And that was in 1927 with Sunrise which one a special prize before the actual best picture was formally given out. Or something like that.
Agreed, a great film, even though the story is sort of common (down and out lawyer; moral and career redemption case; big moral win). Newman should have won Actor for this film, not The Color of Money, a win I am certain was only to "make up" for him being robbed for The Verdict.
Thank you. Snub is used for not being nominated, not for not winning. This list need to be broken into two lists: 1. No nominations. 2. No wins. For no nominations, publicity and marketing need to be analyzed. For no wins, compare the film to what film won and the other nominations.
Thank you. 1. In other vidto ten. mispronounced names = AI. 2. It's so dramatic. 'Crime against cinema'. Thousands of movies are released each year. There are only five nominations in most categories. Best Film can have up to ten. 3. Some of these movies were really small.
@joecoe4416 A snub means for any candidate not nominated in their respectful category. It's still a snub in that category if the film receives other category nominations. Take, for example famous snub, Both Argo and Driving Miss Daisy won Best Picture; however, their directors were both snubbed for not even being nominated for Best Director. It's rare for well-known with positive reviews to be shut out. I haven't heard of many of these films. Their problems were not due to nominating committee. Their problem was marketing and getting their film known. Some were so small. Some YTers add too much conjecture and sound very biased. Just give us the facts. He's no Watchmojo, Whatculure, or Looper.
David Garrick, the founder of the modern form of acting, is reported to have said in his last words, 'Dying is easy, comedy is hard'. Comedy IS hard. That the Oscars and other theatrical organizations fail to recognize that and only give their 'rewards' to quote-unquote 'serious' productions is, past and present and future, a gutless disgrace. It's taking the easy way out, a kow-tow to 'literature' standards
"Sing Street" (2016) "Locke" (2013) "A Ghost Story" (2017) "Columbus" (2017) "American Honey" (2016) "Frances Ha" (2012) "A Most Violent Year" (2014) "Hell or High Water" (2016) "In Bruges" (2008) "The Master " (2012) "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2013) "Leave No Trace" (2018)
Breakfast Club comes to mind as a film that was ignored with genre bias and should’ve been nominated for something, anything. Score, screenplay, supporting roles…geez…
For me Jack Lemmon should have won best actor award for "Missing" but "Gundhi" ( Gaaandhi) busy winning Independence for ENGLAND did Movie awards alwaYs favour UK or USA for Bafta ( DAFTA!) or Oscar..
I agree with you on a few of these but if you see who was nominated those years, I think the academy got it right. How did these do at the Spirit Awards? Perhaps there were just a dozen movies the academy (and the Spirit judges) preferred. Sometimes you come in 13th place, and you have to deal with that selection process. They best thing you can do is promote the hell out of them and get their box office up, so they make more profit. Bottom line is the reason the film is made by the producers. P.S. Some of these did get nominated or their cast did, so they weren't totally locked out.
I've seen most these, and enjoyed each one. My favorite is A Ghost Story. Slow but involving. You really felt for Casey Affleck, even though you don't see for most of the movie.
The actual and future Oscars´will be even more unfair, since they do not acknowledge film content and quality any more, but focus on diversity, inclusion and gender equality, even including the production set in their considerations. Ideology instead quality. 😞
There are so many to mention. Casualties of war, especially Sean Penns performance but also Thuy tu Le should have had a nod. Do the right thing should have won multiple oscars same as Boyz n the hood. Train to Busan was the best movie of 2016 but because it was a horror movie it got no academy love. There are 1000's of oscar snubs throughout history
Anyone who still thinks the Oscars are any indication of QUALITY hasn't been paying attention. If you look at the LONG list of populist shlock that has "won" over timeless classics that will live forever, you wonder how so many people can still think they have any value at all. I stopped watching their boring excuse for a fashion show a long time ago.
Agree with in Bruges, should’ve been recognised 👍 the problem with the Master is that just because it’s Paul Anderson people think it had aright to be recognised, but I still think it’s one of his weakest films 🤔
"Sing Street" chanced its arm 20-some yrs after Alan Parker's Dublin, Irish "The Commitments," essentially the same premise, but with working class kids --- very good, funny; Andrew Strong could blow the doors out with his singing. Dublin's bound to get it straight sooner or later, the wealth of talent there.
Locke was a criminal neglect indeed. Some others on this list are very good movies too, but the rest are dull artsy movies, like Frances Ha and Colombus. And please, do not reference RT as if it were the hallmark of film criticism that no longer is.
*Some horrible Oscar gaffes for their "Best Picture":* "Citizen Kane" -- lost to "How Green Was My Valley". "High Noon" -- lost to "The Greatest Show on Earth". "A Streetcar Named Desire" -- lost to "An American in Paris". "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" -- lost to "Gigi". "Room At the Top" -- lost to "Ben-Hur". "The Rose Tattoo" -- lost to "Marty " "Taxi Driver" -- lost to "Rocky". "The Last Picture Show" -- lost to "The French Connection". "The Conversation" -- lost to "The Godfather Part II". "Raging Bull " -- lost to "Ordinary People". "Pulp Fiction" -- lost to "Forrest Gump". "Saving Private Ryan" -- lost to "Shakespeare In Love". "Brokeback Mountain" -- lost to "Crash". "Milk" -- lost to "Slumdog Millionaire".
@@chasx7062 : Not neglected, but it was a much better movie than Ben-Hur. Hollowood is always drawn to the big splashy epics with a cast of thousands, that provide work to the most of their members. I actually stopped watching their boring excuse for a fashion show when I realized I could accurately predict all the winners in the major categories, just by how popular they were with the in-crowd, and what kind of political statement they wanted to make that year. It hasn't had anything to do with QUALITY for a very long time.
WShat about films in the far past. VERTIGO, which weas considered the greatest film ever made by SIGHT AND SOUND IN 2012 I don't think got one nomination. two of Sergio Leones films ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, and GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY did not get any nomiinations. Of course the first was badly butchered by Paramont in the USA. Bur if anything, what about that music.
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I gave up on the Oscars when Killers from Space didn't receive a single nomination at the 1954 awards. Of course I was ten.
For me, the sticking point would be "Brazil", which lost to "Out Of Africa" for best picture. I guess Terry Gilliam was too much of an original for the Oscars to stomach, so they picked a film more in line with Oscar tradition. One of my favorite films of all time.
Ran was one of the Best movies that year.
@@recetasfaciles2816 Love Kurowsawa!
I knew "Out of Africa" would win that year, because Hollowood ALWAYS goes for the grand and sweeping epic. Smaller movies made on a smaller budget never have a chance. It's a disgrace when members of the Academy don't even bother to see all the major nominees, even with all their free showings and "screeners".
Why should the public care what they think at "awards" time, when they can't even manage to see what they're voting for -- or AGAINST?
Sydney Pollack was a way better director then Terry Gilliam and made many very good films. OUT OF AFRICA is one of them. BRAZIL is a little bit childish.
I remember the day I lost all respect for The Academy and stopped thinking of them as important. It was in the winter of 1996, and I learned that "2001" lost best pictures to "Oliver!" that says it all, really.
Chinatown is one of the most unforgivable (non) Oscar moments
A Ghost Story was such a trip. Thought provoking. Sadness, hope, love, the irrelevance of time.
A superlative film does not need a tin badge of approval.
You do know movies began before 2000, don't you? lol
Just for the record, from 1927 to 1967 I agreed with the Academy only once in awarding Best Picture. And that was in 1927 with Sunrise which one a special prize before the actual best picture was formally given out. Or something like that.
The Verdict-1982///Criminally Underrated/:Law /Boston Masterpiece!!!! A Total 12 Oscar/Globen Globes Nods, Zero Wins!!!!
Absence of Malice; And Justice For All... a lot of those legal dramas seemed to get overlooked?
Agreed, a great film, even though the story is sort of common (down and out lawyer; moral and career redemption case; big moral win). Newman should have won Actor for this film, not The Color of Money, a win I am certain was only to "make up" for him being robbed for The Verdict.
Sometimes it’s not entirely up to the Oscars. Some studios don’t backup films for the award season.
Thank you. Snub is used for not being nominated, not for not winning.
This list need to be broken into two lists: 1. No nominations. 2. No wins.
For no nominations, publicity and marketing need to be analyzed.
For no wins, compare the film to what film won and the other nominations.
AI created this video. The video is about snubs then The Master shows up with 10 nominations or something.
Thank you.
1. In other vidto ten. mispronounced names = AI.
2. It's so dramatic. 'Crime against cinema'. Thousands of movies are released each year. There are only five nominations in most categories. Best Film can have up to ten.
3. Some of these movies were really small.
@@raydunn8262 Only movies with zero nominations can be considered snubbed in my opinion. The likes of Zodiac, Se7en, Heat, The Shining.
@joecoe4416 A snub means for any candidate not nominated in their respectful category. It's still a snub in that category if the film receives other category nominations.
Take, for example famous snub, Both Argo and Driving Miss Daisy won Best Picture; however, their directors were both snubbed for not even being nominated for Best Director.
It's rare for well-known with positive reviews to be shut out. I haven't heard of many of these films. Their problems were not due to nominating committee. Their problem was marketing and getting their film known. Some were so small.
Some YTers add too much conjecture and sound very biased. Just give us the facts. He's no Watchmojo,
Whatculure, or Looper.
Hell Or High Water actually WAS nominated for Best Pic. I think 4 noms is about right. Very good movie.
David Garrick, the founder of the modern form of acting, is reported to have said in his last words, 'Dying is easy, comedy is hard'. Comedy IS hard. That the Oscars and other theatrical organizations fail to recognize that and only give their 'rewards' to quote-unquote 'serious' productions is, past and present and future, a gutless disgrace. It's taking the easy way out, a kow-tow to 'literature' standards
"Sing Street" (2016)
"Locke" (2013)
"A Ghost Story" (2017)
"Columbus" (2017)
"American Honey" (2016)
"Frances Ha" (2012)
"A Most Violent Year" (2014)
"Hell or High Water" (2016)
"In Bruges" (2008)
"The Master " (2012)
"Only Lovers Left Alive" (2013)
"Leave No Trace" (2018)
Breakfast Club comes to mind as a film that was ignored with genre bias and should’ve been nominated for something, anything. Score, screenplay, supporting roles…geez…
Se7en should have been on this list
Absolutely!
For me Jack Lemmon should have won best actor award for "Missing" but "Gundhi"
( Gaaandhi) busy winning Independence for ENGLAND did
Movie awards alwaYs favour UK or USA for Bafta ( DAFTA!) or Oscar..
Great list. Would be interesting to know what the actual winners were each time. Leave No Trace is magnificent.
I agree with you on a few of these but if you see who was nominated those years, I think the academy got it right. How did these do at the Spirit Awards? Perhaps there were just a dozen movies the academy (and the Spirit judges) preferred. Sometimes you come in 13th place, and you have to deal with that selection process. They best thing you can do is promote the hell out of them and get their box office up, so they make more profit. Bottom line is the reason the film is made by the producers. P.S. Some of these did get nominated or their cast did, so they weren't totally locked out.
I've seen most these, and enjoyed each one. My favorite is A Ghost Story. Slow but involving. You really felt for Casey Affleck, even though you don't see for most of the movie.
The actual and future Oscars´will be even more unfair, since they do not acknowledge film content and quality any more, but focus on diversity, inclusion and gender equality, even including the production set in their considerations. Ideology instead quality. 😞
Sing Street is great, so is Columbus, but those the Academy stubbed at in the earky 2000s as foreign films, until they gave foreign films best picture
Kevin Smith deserved an Oscar nomination for his religious comedy DOGMA . He was threatened to be killed for the movie and he's still alive .
Ah, good old Ralf Fy-Enns, what an actor.
Tom Hiddleston is the reason I never watched only lovers left alive.
not a fan?
There are so many to mention. Casualties of war, especially Sean Penns performance but also Thuy tu Le should have had a nod. Do the right thing should have won multiple oscars same as Boyz n the hood. Train to Busan was the best movie of 2016 but because it was a horror movie it got no academy love. There are 1000's of oscar snubs throughout history
How Killer Klowns From Outer Space and Mom And Dad save The World.❤❤❤❤
Anyone who still thinks the Oscars are any indication of QUALITY hasn't been paying attention. If you look at the LONG list of populist shlock that has "won" over timeless classics that will live forever, you wonder how so many people can still think they have any value at all. I stopped watching their boring excuse for a fashion show a long time ago.
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Shawshank Redemption says hi!
Wasnt that the sugary Woke people hated?
I liked A Most Violent Year. I’m not sure it’s Best Oic material.
"Inside Man" directed by Spike Lee. Of course that is probably why it was ignored
That film was fabulous!
Agree with in Bruges, should’ve been recognised 👍 the problem with the Master is that just because it’s Paul Anderson people think it had aright to be recognised, but I still think it’s one of his weakest films 🤔
"Sing Street" chanced its arm 20-some yrs after Alan Parker's Dublin, Irish "The Commitments," essentially the same premise, but with working class kids --- very good, funny; Andrew Strong could blow the doors out with his singing. Dublin's bound to get it straight sooner or later, the wealth of talent there.
Locke was a criminal neglect indeed. Some others on this list are very good movies too, but the rest are dull artsy movies, like Frances Ha and Colombus. And please, do not reference RT as if it were the hallmark of film criticism that no longer is.
*Some horrible Oscar gaffes for their "Best Picture":*
"Citizen Kane" -- lost to "How Green Was My Valley".
"High Noon" -- lost to "The Greatest Show on Earth".
"A Streetcar Named Desire" -- lost to "An American in Paris".
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" -- lost to "Gigi".
"Room At the Top" -- lost to "Ben-Hur".
"The Rose Tattoo" -- lost to "Marty "
"Taxi Driver" -- lost to "Rocky".
"The Last Picture Show" -- lost to "The French Connection".
"The Conversation" -- lost to "The Godfather Part II".
"Raging Bull " -- lost to "Ordinary People".
"Pulp Fiction" -- lost to "Forrest Gump".
"Saving Private Ryan" -- lost to "Shakespeare In Love".
"Brokeback Mountain" -- lost to "Crash".
"Milk" -- lost to "Slumdog Millionaire".
Room At the Top still won 2 oscars, so its not really neglected
@@chasx7062 : Not neglected, but it was a much better movie than Ben-Hur. Hollowood is always drawn to the big splashy epics with a cast of thousands, that provide work to the most of their members.
I actually stopped watching their boring excuse for a fashion show when I realized I could accurately predict all the winners in the major categories, just by how popular they were with the in-crowd, and what kind of political statement they wanted to make that year. It hasn't had anything to do with QUALITY for a very long time.
@@stevecarson4162 some of their foreign film best picture winners are great
Back to the future (1985) or Color Purple lost to boring Out of Africa 😅
OUT OF AFRICA is only boring to uneducated clowns.
Broke back mountain should have won
I can't think of a more obvious nominee for this list than Martin Scorsese's "Raging Bull" (1980).
Raging Bull wasn’t nominated for Best Pic??
It was and De Niro won Best Actor.
@@natgravenor6080 I knew DeNiro won. I suppose the above comment is talking about his deserving to win the Director Oscar.
It should have swept in all categories.
@@user-rp6ic8of5w All? Best short film??
WShat about films in the far past. VERTIGO, which weas considered the greatest film ever made by SIGHT AND SOUND IN 2012 I don't think got one nomination. two of Sergio Leones films ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, and GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY did not get any nomiinations. Of course the first was badly butchered by Paramont in the USA. Bur if anything, what about that music.
Did AI create this video? Where is Zodiac?