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BIGGEST Oscar Snubs EVER!


DruRocks

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For me, some of the biggest Oscar Snubs ever was...........

Angela Bassett "What's Love Got to do with It."

Angela Bassett was sensational in that film, and deserved to win.

Jim Carrey "The Truman Show."

Jim Carrey's finest performance, and was shamefully overlooked.

Whoopi Goldberg "The Colour Purple."

Best Lead Actress should have been hers. The movie alone deserved something.

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You think JC deserved an Oscar for Truman show!? I have to disagree with that.

I think Annette Benning should have gotten one for American Beauty.

I think Kate Winslet and Gloria Stuart both deserved a win for Titanic.

And as FEEL BAD a movie as it was, Frances MacDormand and Charlize Theron for North Country. Wow. I have never seen a woman act her ass off as good as Charlize did in that.

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I can see how people feel that way about Annette, but wow, do I love her portrayal of Caroline in AB. She was so f-ing good!

Not that it would ever get nominated, but I also think Natalie Portman was outstanding in Garden State. That was her best character ever, IMO. So far, anyway!

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Totally agree on Whoopie and the "Color Purple". Sensational film and acting (BTW: why isn't Oprah doing movies anymore???).

Same goes for "Frida". At least Selma Hayek got a nod, but the movie itself got nothing which is a pure shame.

I also thought Kate Winslet was fantastic in "Titanic"...

I know we're talking about snubs, but connected to this many films were robbed due to some egregious choices by the Academy: I for one never got why "Lord of the Rings" should haven gotten any Oscar nomninations & wins at all - apart from creative affairs or maybe once directing. Ridiculously overrated epos, IMO.

The third part of Harry Potter meanwhile, direct by this fantatstic Mexican (?) art filmer, was snubbed - this was art-house directing in an Hollywood blockbuster and it was SO good.

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