Eight Outrageous Oscar Snubs
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2019
- The Academy Awards are considered the night of nights for the Hollywood elite. But awards are meaningless and the results tend to be bullshit. End of description.
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My mate Oscar once got snubbed for most improved in our Football group when we were 9. Poor guy really deserved it aswell
That's outrageous.
It's been all down hill since then...
Familyguyextreme he now sleeps in a bus shelter reminiscing on this day
Ironic his name was oscar
That’s incredibly upsetting
I’m upset now
Hey, remember when The LEGO Movie wasn't even nominated for Best Animated Feature? Good times. I mean, actually bad times.
The Oscars are a joke at this point. Form your own opinions and enjoy what you enjoy.
for real, the best film ever made
Skip the Oscars and everything is awesome!
The Lego Movie was pretty boring tbh after the first 15 minutes. Reminded me of Transformers in that you cant tell whats going on during the action scenes.
Lmfao.
Are you serious? Some corprate, written by comittee, based on a toy using other pop culture figures, crap doesnt everrrrr deserve an oscar.
The lego movie isn't art. Its just pure greedy captilizism. In its most blatant form.
I still can’t believe that G-force didn’t get nominated for best picture
After all, the mole was the mole.
😂😂😂
Spoilers dude!
I cant believe i actually bought the 3 disc special edition Blu-ray version of it for $7 new back when fye was closing. Ive only seen it once, Maybe 1 & 1/2 times ever since i bought it.
Riculous
"[Psycho] been parodied countless times" chooses to show the shower scene from Looney Tunes Back in Action. Ah yes the most well known use of that shower scene in film
Thats because that film is a fucking masterpiece
Back in Action is honestly underrated.
Says a lot about the editor.
It was the most outrageous one to choose from
That is possibly one of the best uses of the Looney Tunes IP
CHANGE MY MIND.
So you're not even gonna mention Jake Gyllenhaal from Nightcrawler?
They only did best picture snubs
@@rickycollins7723 Still should have been nominated for best picture.
Christian Bale in American Psycho should of been nominated also.
I literally was gonna write that
Mr Sunday Movies should do the host thing for the Oscar
"...and here's the whatever award for the director thing, goes to some dickhead who cares lets move on, whats do you think the award is Mason?"
That's literally the only thing that would ever get me to watch the Oscars
i could listen to these idiots mumble all day long idky
Paddington 2 not being nominated for best film is truly outraaaageous. I've never been happier watching a movie, it's just so pure and fun.
Yeah but it came out November 2017 for me probably why it's not included
@@papadadams2028 But it wasn't nominated last year either. I don't get how Paddington 2 got snubbed the way it did
i think it had something to do with being attached to that douchebag Weinstein and his company. Paddington 2 was one of the last films under the Weinstein production. Im just guessing but im sure it hurt the movie a lot
Agreed! Paddington 2 was so great and fun it cured my depression abd anxiety. Not even joking.
If they stick the landing with Paddington 3, it will be THE BEST trilogy of all time!
Not even in my opinion!
That's a fact!!!
5:00 never expected to see Steve Zaragoza in a Mr. Sunday Movies video but here we are
OmegaLvlYoshi DAYVIN ROSS!!!
The crossover we deserve.
I’ve been wanting Maude Garrett to get on the Weekly Planet for years, I guess I have to settle for a Steve Zaragoza cameo
#DicksOutforSourcefed
My worlds. They collide.
Came for this
The “I don’t feel anything” and cut to Patrick Bateman edit made me laugh.
Ironically, American Psycho is a much better film than the winner of that year, American Beauty. It's better looking, more entertaining, and more profound.
more rewatchable too cause no kevin spacey. and jared leto gets killed so there's another plus.
THE DARK KNIGHT WAS SNUBBED FOR A NOMINATION!
the dark knight is overrated.
Definitely. It’s my favourite movie that came out in 2008
jesus mora if you were the real Jesus you’d know the dark knight is a masterpiece
'Slumdog Millionaire' fair winner, but the dark knight not even nominated??!!! definitly proof The Dark Knight was snubbed if you compare to other movies who are nominated in other years.
While it sucked it was not nominated, many believe the reason the Oscars changed from 5 nominations to 10 (or up to 10 if 10 aren't available) is because The Dark Knight was missed that year. So it didn't get a nomination, but it changed Oscar history.
Pitbull's Ocean to Ocean got snubbed for best Original Song
BattleUp Saber He is too Mr, too World and too wide for the Academy
MR. WORLDWEH
@Buzz James twas a sarcastic comment my friend
Non sarcastically, ashes from Deadpool 2 was snubbed.
This still shocks me
A lot of these were subjective, but a definite snub was Brokeback Mountain not winning Best Picture. That’s genuinely outrageous!
Gotta say, Mr. Sunday Movies deserves the Oscar for best editing. That quick flash of Patrick Bateman when James says I feel nothing, is brilliant, among the many other brilliant things put into these videos
Don Cheadle AND Terrance Howard were in Crash? FUTURE WAR MACHINES
antzpantz who gives a fuck
maybe the war machine recast was the crash we made along the way.
Terminator 2 should've been nominated.
T2 should’ve won best picture.
Sternia Hoenheim lol
T2 should not have been nominated. I mean, that thumbs-up at the end, Jesus Christ.
I have mixed feelings on Psycho; it’s a fantastic movie but I’m also studying it in school, which, as Mason knows, ruins any film for you regardless of how good it is.
And how green was my valley was also a great movie
I wish Logan won an Oscar. One of my favorite films of 2017.
I think Forrest Gump gets added appreciation from American audiences - and American awards shows - due to the subject matter. It's a slice of Americana that tugs at our cultural identity. So as an American, it totally makes sense to me that foreign audiences might not feel as strongly - it's just different cultural context.
That said, I do agree that there's a reasonable argument that both Shawshank and Pulp Fiction are stronger from a technical or artistic perspective.
Not so much. It's easy to neglect the fact that Forrest Gump was a visual effects spectacular. Lacking alien creatures, space battles, and imaginary worlds, you could miss the fact that it was filled with ground-breaking technical marvels throughout the film. While Shawshank is a great film, and Pulp Fiction is certainly more influential, for its achievements in the art of what can be done with film, Gump probably deserves its award.
Foreign Audience here, and I love every minute of Forrest Gump and found the film to be an endearing heartfelt experience.
@@viddork That's what technical awards are for. Also, all the historical figures in Forrest Gump look like cartoons whenever their mouths move, there I said it. 😆
From an American perspective(and someone who's watched classic films all the fucking time) forrest gump is absolutely overrated.
No. 1. One Michael Joseph Jackson
Michael Joseph B Jordan?
For what best molesting
person: how green was my goblin
me, an intellectual: how corn was my coblin
Yep.
Seems about true.
Saving Private Ryan lost to Shakespeare in Love, thanks to
Harvey Weinstein, supposedly.
There's a vid on youtube that explains it
Apart from the first and last battle Saving Private Ryan is a bit overrated, I would rate Truman Show and Out of Sight above it.
@Pat1982
Yeah I agree there are better war movies out there
U forgot but it's excellent
Surprised not to see Michael Joseph Jackson on this list
Some great editing in this video, Matt! I love what you do with the text at 10:23
Phill Bourgeois Thanks!
Boss Baby was nominated and Silent Voice was not
Alan Wake YESSSSSSSSS
My heart still hurts
Super late but just wanted to say Koe no Katachi(silent voice) came out like a year before boss baby
"The Lego Batman Movie" was the Bernie Sanders of candidates of the nominees for Best Animated Feature. The Best Animated Feature in 2018 was the 2016 U.S. presidential election on steroids.
I can't even imagine sitting down to watch The English Patient, Shakespeare in Love and The Kings Speech back to back without clawing my eyes out and that's why the oscars don't matter.
Crash winning is why I don’t care about the oscars... it broke me how such a shitty movie could be praised for being so heavy handed.
terry mitchell me too, it was the first time I just went WTF MAN!!!???
Or Green Book, Moonlight for that matter...
@@tomasvlcek4476 Moonlight (which Im pretty sure you havent watched) is at least way more ambitious and visually absolutely incredible. So dont compare it to crash
Vorol Drwarfff I saw Moonlight otherwise I would not bring it up and it is pretentious and completly empty. It is another piece in the puzzle explaining why Oscars have lost it and awarding Parasite this year is so much better for them than it is for the film for example.
@@tomasvlcek4476 "oscars have lost it" stop trying to sound intelligent when you're just vomiting the same bullshit as any other facebook comment in america. Oscars have been awarding Best Picture to the wrong movie since the fucking 30s, so don't act like anything has changed. You suck just as much at having an opinion on movies as you do at having an opinion on oscars.
hereditary is the most egregious snub this year by far, especially toni’s performance
Someone’s been watching screen junkies
The movie is crap imo but the performance is really quite something. Since it's a summer horror movie though, it never had a chance of getting nominated.
Hereditary is my favorite film of the year. So sad it didn't get nominated for best picture.
TanTheMan what makes you think it’s crap? i’m genuinely curious i feel like this movie is extremely divisive and i’m not sure exactly why. it’s personally my favorite film of 2018 so i find it a little shocking when others really dislike it
Horror movies and sci fi always get snubbed. Unless those two genre feature a black or gay...or preferably both
1994 was an exceptional year in movies. It has 4 of my top 10 favourite films in it. Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction and The Lion King. I simply can't choose one from that group.
It’s a shame Justice League wasn’t nominated for best picture! I mean We all had fun with it
Jared Grubbs especially Mason
'And the award for the most times a film has caused an Australian podcaster to don a lanyard and say ALL IN'
Is that a joke?
truthseekr420 j not at all, mason was all in and had a great time
truthseekr420 j Justice league is probably the greatest comic book movie of all time. It puts any MCU movie to shame
The edit of this video is so good!
Star Wars lost to Annie Hall, which is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time. I would argue that 1977 was one of the most Iconic years in cinema. Star Wars, Annie Hall, Saturday Night Fever, Close Encounters. I mean that was the year we look back and see that a LOT of the Directors that would go on to shape Modern Cinema, (George Luca, Stephen Spielberg, Woody Allen) kicked down the door and said "Here we are."
Thanks to the toxic fandom i have to say Star Wars is overrated and was never good like i never gave a crap about Luke Skywalker he was just a one dimensional goody two shoe like at least Rian actually gave him some depth though i depth is to much for there little brains to comprehend LOL like SMH
Yeah Star Wars isn't better than SNF or Close Encounters
Fargo and Trainspotting came out the same year. That's a close one to call.
Not Best Picture, but The Lego Movie should have been at least nominated for Best Animated Film.
Thank you Matt, very informational and very cool!
Thin Red Line is one of my top 3 flicks ever. incredibly well shot and edited, really firm and real performances, heartbreaking depictions of tiny moments between people. fabulous, fabulous film.
You guys are a joy to listen to. Don’t ever break up lol
and I live the editing.
You guys should probably get an Oscar for best picture. Or whatever the internet equivalent is. Which is probably a guy named Oscar appearing in your videos with a really nice picture ... or THE BEST picture.
The fact Kubrick never won an Oscar just totally confirms the Academy’s total irrelevance
W!
T.L. Minyard or Hitchcock
He technically won for VFX on 2001.
Kubrick is an asshole.
@@breesybird9207 Rebecca won best picture in 1940
I absolutely love the editing gags in this one!
9:50 The editor stepping in front of the video here is hilarious and creative. Good on you Matt or whoever's idea that was because I love it.
I watched Hereditary recently and was blown away by Toni Collette's performance. It was one of the finest I've ever seen and definitely Oscar worthy.
Agreed, I became a fan of Toni and Ari Aster after watching, it messed with my for days, it was my Exorcist.
"Once Upon a Time in America" (1984) wasnt even nominated for a single oscar, in any category, and it is IMO the best movie ever made, although that it was down to a Hollywood conspiracy against Sergio Leone among other factors..
Man the editing in this. Good job Matt!
Bring back Matt! He has a magic stick with Oscar information in it.
I really appreciate your edits in every video. Quality stuff, gents.
#OscarForToni
Antuan Lemon yes
Absolutely that performance omg
1941 was also the year The Maltese Falcon was released.
Great editing by Matt on this one!
That Meet Joe Smack clip. 😆 you guys are awesome.
This has been a video... I watched this video. I laughed.
Pulp Fiction and The Shawshank Redemption are equally great they could have tied with their greatness
The editing is so much better than every other UA-cam video I’ve seen.
I loved the editing of this video. I always enjoy your vids but for some reason I thought this one was above and beyond the rest.
Maybe that spider that disappeared from the other video will catch the bee?
Haven’t watched the full video yet. But Bradley Cooper for best director, what a snubbed that was ..
The cinematography of the clips you showed from How Green was my valley looked insanely good tbh
I am writing a comment- not for any particular reason, but because i love hearing u two banter. + the editing is great. and something about the algorithm says commenting helps support so... keep it up
Roger Deakins 14 Nominations and only just got his 1st win is the biggest Snub of history.
I know man
They recently did a screening of shawshank at my local pictures and I have to say his cinematography was stunning in that.
He's brilliant. I liked his work on O brother where art thou? aswell
It's not the "greatest snub". Lots of other talented people haven't won either.
@@ThreadBomb but 14 and 1 win?
that's a piss take especially when you consider the films he was at the helm of.
Of course Black Panther is the first superhero film to be nominated for best picture. Not The Dark Knight. Not Logan. Not Unbreakable. No politics there ugh...😑
Sadly Black Panther was not a very good movie. One of the lesser Marvel movies in my opinion. I wanted to like it but it fell flat.
@@1400IntruderVS yeah, it's not a terrible movie, and it's fun to watch, but compared to movies like TDK, Logan and Unbreakable, it's very forgettable.
It sucks that the Academy Awards have become more based on politics than actual good movies.
I love being blessed with a Mr. Sunday video in the morning. 😌
8:50 So I watched Dances With Wolves, on VHS, when I was a kid. I remember sitting on my parent's bed, and watching it on their little television, and I was transfixed the whole time. That movie... it was the first movie I'd ever watched where I realized that movies were more than just entertainment... they were art.
I just watched it for the first time earlier today before seeing this video. Already one of my favourite films
How Green Was My Valley is a really beautiful film, tho. Citizen Kane is a technical masterpiece, but a really bitter pill.
Citizen Kane can only be a technical masterpiece. Script, dialog, acting (well that more of period problem) is subpar. Cinematography on the other hand is quite amazing. Although, I would never watch How Green Was My Valley so maybe there are a point in being snubbed)
Dances with Wolves was a great movie. But "mafia movies" are more popular, so I understand why people think that Goodfellas was snubbed that year.
@JCLegoMan I suffered from such ignorance, but with 2001: A Space Odyssey. Everyone kept saying it was one of the greatest films of all time, so I automatically thought and felt it is one of the greatest films of all time, even though I hadn't watched it. When I did watch it was one of the most boring, dull, coma inducing films I had ever watched. It was so hard for me to keep trying to watch it. I'm surprised I didn't fall asleep, and that ending didn't help at all.
It's hard to take seriously the opinions of people whose film knowledge only goes back two decade, plus a few 80s classics and Star Wars. Citizen Kane IS a great film. Not only does it look good, but it's moving and profound. Same with 2001. But I guess if a movie doesn't rely on action, spectacle, simplistic characterisation and simple good vs evil themes, it must "suck" by definition.
@@ThreadBomb Well, I personally love Space Odyssey. But again, it's a good mix of how movie looks and feels and at what age you saw it. I had no previous knowledge of this movie, same as with Shining and a Clockwork Orange. Saw them as 15-year-old with subtitles (as one does with Kubrick films if you don't know the language). It certainly left its mark on me.
Citizen Kane doesn't "suck", it just doesn't hold up. Some scenes were impressive on technical level as in "how the hell did they even shot it back then?". Sometimes nostalgia helps: I love The Godfather; Goodfellas on the other hand is alright movie, but I saw it much later and... it's just ok. My "star wars" are Back to The Future trilogy. And when I finally gave up and watched Star Wars at age of 20 something... first one was alright, there rest is kinda meh. Characters like Yoda and Vader were especially disappointing. Luke is the usual blank slate. I was late to the party, should have watch it while I was a child would probably seen it through the same nostalgia glasses as BTF right now.
Sometimes I'll watch a movie for the same reason as people above. "It's a classic I should give it a watch, I guess".
Raging Bull - the way it was shot sure was great, movie as a whole is just ok.
Taxi Driver, Alien - amazing movies that I would love even movie if I didn't saw bits and pieces of them though my whole life)
The Apartment 1960 - movie that surprised the hell out of me. The subject, acting (most of it), dialog.
My point is that you can't dismiss people opinions just because they didn't like the same thing you did. Shame that they feel this way about 2001. But to each they own. It's alright.
JCLegoMan I have seen Citizen Kane and I think it is an amazing movie. No, not everybody who praises it, hasn’t seen it. Some people do have their own opinion.
The man who has been the most snubbed for Oscars is Michael Joseph Jackson
I watched The English Patient in my high school film class and I could not have told you a single detail about it if you asked me to.
Good job editor. Well done!!!
Fargo is one of the best films ever
Me: I want Infinity War to win an Oscar...
**nominates Black Panther**
Me: _Excuse me wtf?_
@Kevin Johnson ur wrong
@Kevin Johnson How was it better?
Black panther had a richer cultural tone and nuisance to it. Infinity war is “ hey look at all these guys from all the movies fighting like your action figures you played with as a kid” mind you I love everything marvel since I was a kid. But no marvel movie deserves it more than bp
@Kevin Johnson back to tumblr you- oh, nevermind.
Inifinity War should have gotten best direction nomination. It's amazing how well a movie like that even holds together.
Just stumbled on your site, and found you guys are hilarious! I don't know why so many think "Sunshine" is so great. It's okay, considering its goofy premise, but it follows pretty much the same path as "The Fantastic Voyage," which in itself was a typical meme used by SF back then. Thanks guys!
Top notch editing!
It’s sad that Black Panther is seen as the joke pick this year when Bohemian Rhapsody and Vice are both also nominated and are actually incompetent filmmaking whereas Black Panther is just a superhero movie (though I think the script is underrated)
THANK YOU! How BR even got nominated is BEYOND me. Black Panther is superb.
I don't think BR is incompetent. It was panned by critics because they went in expecting one thing and got another. However, audiences just looking for a good time at the pictures got what they wanted and it was a surprisingly powerful film, not without its problems but in no way "incompetent".
I've not seen vice though.
I take its not very good?
Vice has no business near the Oscar venue.
@@jerrodp9867 Amen and thank you!
Jerrod P vice is only nominated because the academy voters love trashing on the bush administration in any way they can, so since vice depicts Cheney and the administration as crazy, what do you expect from the academy?
Dances with wolves was great. It's a coin flip with Goodfellas.
Nothing is a coin flip with Goodfellas. I rank Goodfellas above Godfather.
Our middle school went to see DWW. When you make a field trip out of going to the movies, you know that film is going to win.
- Schindler's List.
- Saving Private Ryan.
- Dances with Wolves.
All three were "Let's take the school to watch this film" field trips. All three won the Oscar.
I dunno man, I saw it on tv a few years ago and all I had to say about it was “boy, these voice overs sure are... sure are stale. And plentiful. And stale.”
@@EverettBurger Except, of course, Saving Private Ryan.
@@EverettBurger That's an insanely specific criteria you've got there mate. . .
Love this channel. You guys are hilarious.
Pulp fiction, big Lebowski, boondocks saints, all your missing is fight club and you have a perfect example of my room when I was an edge lord in high school.
The English Patient is once of the most powerful romance films I’ve ever seen. I’m a straight man in my 20s and it moves me to tears each time I see it
Saving private Ryan lost to Shakespeare in love. Biggest crime committed....
In my opinion Dances With Wolves is an amazing film and I still tear up at certain parts in the film. Yes, I agree that it is really long and not the type of movie that you can pop on for a movie night, but I would say it is the sort of movie that you can just watch once to fully experience it. The first time I watched it I was quite young, but it still left a mark on me. I remember watching it with my dad, and him crying by the end, which is something not many films can do. in conclusion, I would say its a masterpiece.
I'm bloody running out of patience. 😂
COVID-19 deep diving all your videos. Anyway, just wanted to say re Shakespeare in Love: it's fine. There are some funny bits and all in all it's enjoyable.
Just reminding you all that Suicide Squad won an Oscar.
One that it probably deserved I think. As shit as Killer Croc looked, the makeup is very very impressive.
I'll go on record in saying Oliver is superior to 2001. Both great films. But personally, Oliver is great.
In the movie Fargo.... The scenes between William H Macy and Frances McDormand at the car dealership are sooooo good.
"He's fleeing the scene!"
Dances with wolves is an absolutely phenomenal film I recommend it 100 times over
How has James McAvoy not been nominated for an Oscar for his performance in Split and now Glass?
Why aren't you at 1m subscribers yet??? 😕
One of the biggest ones for me is the fact that the only acting nomination The Departed got was for Mark Wahlberg. Nothing for DiCaprio, Damon or Nicholson but Wahlberg was somehow good enough to get nominated
I can not tell you how happy I got when I saw that Dayvin Ross bit. Objectively one of the best videos on UA-cam
Think about this:
Spiderman into the Spiderverse was arguably in the top 5 for Sci-fi movies of the year, action of the year, obviously animated and most definitely in the top 10 movies out of the year(If not easily in the top 5, it was in my top 3 at least).
It can't win anything except best animated(Or something attached to animating) in any award show for 2018.
It is, in my opinion, the single greatest snubbed film of the last ten years.
Spiderverse deals with alternate timelines/realities and traveling between them via using technology.
It also has technology based villains rather than genetic abominations.
And a couple of the heroes of the story are crack science geeks who use science to science things when needed.
Spiderverse is very much a sci-fi movie, but it is not a quintessential sci-fi film. I'd say something like I, Robot or Ex Machina that deals with future science and it's potential impact at a social level is "Proper sci-fi".
However Spiderverse is still labelled sci-fi due to it's use of "beyond normal" science.
World War Z, for example, is considered sci-fi. All of the super hero movies are labelled sci-fi as well. That includes Incredibles 2, for 2018.
However people basically look at an animated movie and the "Animated" part trumps everything else. It's my biggest complaint. Voice acting can be a lot harder at times than physical acting and requires a different set of skills.
Spiderman 2 IS considered science fiction.
The Avengers, Stargate, Iron Man, Armageddon..
They've all won science fiction awards. Yes. Armageddon, the story about oilers going up to blow up an asteroid before it hits the planet, won the science fiction of the year award via the Saturn Awards.
420 views... nice.
“The only 2 things that matter is how you feel about yourself and how much money you have” is a surprisingly truthful piece of advice I wasn’t expecting to be given when I clicked on the video
I gotta say guys, the visual comedy has really gone to a 100. You bois are killing it 👍🏽
Its absolutely ridiculous that First Man isn't nominated this year.
Exactly! It was just released too early in the year, unfortunately.
@@ramonecricket5183 not really. It came out on the same weekend "A Star Is Born" did. Plus "Vice" released in late December.
Dances with wolfs was a great movie
Still is.
dance with wolves? is that the one with giant blue aliens?
You're probably thinking of Fantastic Planet.
love the editing...makes it better
I recently rewatched Nightcrawler (the 2014 crime-thriller not the blue teleporting mutant from X-Men) and I still don't understand Jake Gyllenhaal was not even nominated for his phenomenal performance in this film.
Black Panther didn't deserve it's nomination
TrapBooty1738 AKA Trap neither did A Star is Born, it Bohemian Rhapsody, or Green Book, this year sucks
The fact that Jake gyllenhaal hasn't won an Oscar is OUTRAGEOUS
The Great Zeigfield won for 1937 and The Grand Illusion was snubbed!
Dark Knight and The Matrix should've been nominated
I remember Citizen Kane, 2001: A Space Oddessey, and Fargo fondly as three of the most boring films ever made by directors I actually like. All of them have memorable moments but are difficult to sit through as complete films.
I agree for Citizen Kane but not 2001 .....
Especially for 2001. Two thirds of that movie are basically just pretty visuals. You could abridge them to 10 minutes to get to the HAL story arc faster and miss nothing of narrative value.
No. 1. One Bichael Boseph Bee Backson
So good hearing them talk about shawshank - hope they make a video on it eventually
you guys are SO right it is maddening