The 25 best Oscar-winning movies you should watch before you die GamesRadar 5 hrs ago © Provided by Total Film null
The best Oscar-winning movies of all time are, frankly, some of the best movies of all time. Which, of course, you would expect, considering the awards are made to celebrate only the finest films to ever grace the big screen. Choosing the top 25, when there have been over 90 Oscars ceremonies, is, therefore, a slight challenge.
However, we have risen to the task, and put our teams at GamesRadar+ and Total Film up to the challenge of ranking the best Oscar-winning movies to watch before you die. They are nearly all bonafide classics (as you would expect), but some may have slipped off your radar. They are also not without controversy, with a few being very much products of their time. However, we can guarantee that every single film chosen below is worth watching. So, without keeping you any longer, these are the best of the best Oscar winners.
The 25 best Oscar-winning movies you should watch before you die
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An incarnation of chiaroscuro
( blue (Austral. sl. ) argument, row)
We rented behind a block of corner shops, rooms like gloomy cells one side of a narrow hallway abutting the next shop, parking space, entry, from a back lane. Beyond our kitchen’s locked door our landlord the butcher weighed chops, sausages, sexual innuendo, for women eking out housekeeping days. We heard cleaver thuds, saucy laughter.
That summer we argued again, as the poor who toil for the dishonest do, heat, need, itching under our skin, voices muted by butchery until temper betrayed hot secrets. I stamped off, drove, half-crazed. This was when Donald Campbell attempted to hurtle
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By Ellen Wulfhorst, Stacker News
On 4/10/21 at 8:00 AM EDT
Film and theater aficionados have long been enthralled by Marlon Brando, the brooding genius many argue was the greatest actor of our times, and that appreciation shows little signs of fading.
In real life, Brando was the underdog, the product of an unhappy family life with a bad boy image. He challenged authority, declined to play by the rules, and defied expectations. He could be difficult, to say the least.
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He had his demons, his professional failures, and his personal tragedies. He was reclusive and mysterious, although he did let the public have a glimpse of his private life when he penned his autobiography