Sadly,
this years Oscar nominees are looking pretty bleak. Hardly any decent and good films actually got nominated in the
entire list. Most of the major nominations, and certainly the films that received the most nominations, are extremely artsy and stand outright against decent family values and morals. The only one that should even be of any interest, is
Crash, for an intriguing storyline and brilliant editing.
As an avid movie-watcher, and someone who has been raised into the industry, here, in no particular order, is my list of the:
Most Under-Nominated Movies
Well, it looks like my tastes in movies aren't going to win me an Oscar anytime soon... but at least my preferences place me right into the top grossing movies for 2005.
Here's an interesting article I read about politics dominating the Oscars.
ReplyDeleteAnd another about how, out of all the Best Picture nominated films this year, Crash is the highest grossing at $53 million. However, out of all the films produced this year, it only ranks 48th. There are 47 other films this year that were liked more by the general public.
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