Fritz and the Oscars

The Sting was the feel-good winner of 1973, starring Robert Redford and Paul Newman and providing one of the most famous melodies of all ti...

Gentleman’s Agreement , a movie about anti-Semitism in America’s society after World War II presents, like Mirs. Miniver , a powerful and im...

Back in 1942, Mrs. Miniver was seen as a strong part of the Allied propaganda to convince people in the USA of the necessarity of the war a...

Prior to Marty , Best Picture winners were On the Waterfront, From Here to Eternity , The Greatest Show on Earth and An American in Paris a...

Like Terms of Endearment , Kramer vs. Kramer is a movie that depends almost completely on its actors. Both of these movie are never able to...

Another movie that is usually considered one of the worst winners in this category but I have to admit that Around the World in 80 Days pro...

There it is. Surely one of the most famous and beloved movies of all time – well, in some countries. It seems that in America, every child g...

Patton was one of the last Best Picture winners I saw and somehow also always the one I anticipated the least – I don’t know why since it wo...

1995 was probably one of the weirdest years in the race for Best Picture. Somehow, Sense and Sensibility and Apollo 13 failed to receive n...

So, the movies from position 83 to 70 have been ranked. Once again, they were: 83. Cavalcade 82. Cimarron 81. Rain Man 80. Going my Way 79...