Top 10 Oscar Winners of All Time | A CineFix Movie List

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Awards season has once again come to CineFix and this year to celebrate the Oscars we’re looking at the best of the best. Because, like the Academy Awards, we here at CineFix have an impeccable record of always picking the objectively best films for our lists, we’re going category by category to check Oscar’s work. Here are our picks for the Top 10 Best Oscar Winners of All Time.
Whether or not the oscars televise every category, there’s no higher achievement than bringing home that little gold statue. For editors on films like Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King or Mad Max: Fury Road, to the cinematographers awarded for their work on Apocalypse Now, 1917 or classic film noir like The Third Man, the screenwriters of everything from The Apartment to Pulp Fiction, the award can make a career even if they’re not as glamorous as the acting and directing awards.
And most importantly the award for Best Movie List script goes to Billy Jackson and Best Editing in a Movie List or Long Form Film Analysis goes to Justin Donaldson. Without any further ado…
The oscar goes to…
10 - Best Editing - All That Jazz - Alan Heim
9 - Best Supporting Actor - The Dark Knight - Heath Ledger as The Joker
8 - Best Screenplay - Citizen Kane - Herman J. Mankiewicz and Orson Welles
7 - Best Supporting Actress - Precious - Mo’Nique as Mary
6 - Best Foreign Film - Fanny and Alexander - Ingmar Bergman
5 - Best Actor - Raging Bull - Robert De Niro as Jake LaMotta
4 - Best Cinematography - Barry Lyndon - John Alcott
3 - Best Actress - Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf - Elizabeth Taylor as Martha
2 - Best Director - Lawrence of Arabia - David Lean
1 - Best Picture - The Godfather - Francis Ford Coppola, Albert S. Ruddy

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@WanderingDad 2 года назад

I would love a list of best "firsts". Best first appearance, best first director, best first screenplay. Who came out swinging?

@jsullivan2112 2 года назад

Terrific idea! They need to do it.

@yondie491 2 года назад

Wouldn't half of those be Orsen Welles?

@antekobac3472 2 года назад

Or best non winners

@originalhgc 2 года назад

Mercedes McCambridge in "All the King's Men" Tatum O'Neal in "Paper Moon" Jason Schwartzman in "Rushmore" Claude Jarman, Jr. in "The Yearling" Brandon De Wilde in "Member of the Wedding" Julie Harris in "Member of the Wedding" The list could be long!

@romilrh 2 года назад

@@yondie491 I'm almost certain that's why they haven't made that list lmao

@gregc3343 2 года назад

How about making a list of Top 10 Oscar non-winners? Movies that should have won, but didn't.

@zeroforkgiven 2 года назад

This. Top 10 Oscar snubs.

@MasterBetty69 2 года назад

*Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri enters the chat*

@jotade2098 2 года назад

Kubrick, Hitchcock, Fincher, Lynch and Tarantino never won for director so that's gonna be a long one.

@Alba-ze5jn 2 года назад

@@MasterBetty69 I watched that movie the year it was released and still think about it a couple times a week

@kostajovanovic3711 2 года назад

@@Alba-ze5jn duality of men, ain't it?

@rodrigomatosopecanha1035 2 года назад

The plot twist from On The Waterfront to Raging Bull was a brutal highpoint of the list

@zeroforkgiven 2 года назад

That was fantastic, one of your most entertaining lists (and I absolutely LOVE the reference to Saving Private Ryan being snubbed). Please make one of these with the biggest snubs the Academy has ever done.

@bestthangever117 2 года назад

That video idea sounds fantastic.

@fingersTitan 2 года назад

Peter O'Tool.. They ended up giving him a life time award due to the several films he was screwed over.. Lawrence of Arabia being the main one.

@BrettWB 2 года назад

100% for this video idea, for both wins (nominated and didnt win) and nominations (not even nominated but should have won).

@RekzaFS 2 года назад

Saving Private Ryan might be the most overrated film of all time. Americentric crap. If you want to watch a real war film go watch ‘Come And See’ (1985).

@jamesallard7223 2 года назад

Failure for Best Actress: Toni Collette

@lunatickgeo 2 года назад

In a film appreciation class, for fun we let Barry Lyndon run (chapter skips and fast tracking--it was on laserdisc) and someone whose back was to the screen woud call out "pause". Almost all the time, the image could be framed and hung on a wall on some chateau or art museum. It is quite possibly one of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen. The fact that the story is engaging and is masterfully directed is icing on an already delicious cake.

@Narniaru Год назад

I completely agree

@jld593 Год назад

Love that film. You are so correct about each frame being...framable.

@Kieslowski1989 Год назад

Every frame feels like a painting from Van Gogh or Monet. One of the most aesthetically beautiful movies which smartly uses light and darkness simultaneously to it's advantage.

@Forrestw2rs 2 года назад

I’ve been watching the Oscars religiously since 2006 and there’s one time where I was so happy to see a winner get his recognition that I burst into tears-Bong Joon-ho for Parasite. And then again. And then once more. It was unforgettable.

@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 2 года назад

Me and my friends were watching at work that night. We jumped into the air and cheered. You would have thought we were watching the Super Bowl or something. One of my best Oscar night experiences. Probably the best. I was convinced "Parasite" was going to win Best Foreign Film, MAYBE Best Screenplay (it's not unprecedented for foreign scripts to win but it's rare), but no way Best Director and definitely not Best Picture. No way. I thought it was impossible. Shows what I know. :) Never cheered so hard while being proven wrong.

@KingCuzco Год назад

@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 it’s honestly my favorite movie ever. i watched it in the theaters and my goodness the writing, editing, cinematography, acting, everything was just top tier. i watch it every few months because it’s just so damn good.

@debrahouston2884 Год назад

@jamesvasquez4839 Wow. I'll have to rent + watch. I've not seen it.

@isaacmartinez6904 2 года назад

Barry Lyndon’s camera work is a one of a kind.

@nikk796 2 года назад

Too bad the film was snoozefest

@longjohnsilver6819 2 года назад

@@nikk796 be quiet

@lionheartmerrill1069 2 года назад

@@nikk796 no doubt about it, I can't believe it's on this list.

@Kieslowski1989 Год назад

@@nikk796 Lmao bad taste warning.

@ajtaylor8750 2 года назад

Definitely would've had Chinatown as Best Screenplay for this list. While the script for Citizen Kane is good, Chinatown reads like a novel and Robert Towne really crafted a story that flows seamlessly and acts like a true noir even if the film never existed. The best script ever written for one of the best films ever made.

@sameerahmed-gx8js 2 года назад

citizen kane was overqualified

@cegalo12 2 года назад

This is cinema, not literature

@move_i_got_this5659 2 года назад

I recently saw Chinatown and I think it's dated. I couldn't even get through Citizen Kane but at the time that movie must have been mind-blowing. I feel that Citizen Kane is a "safe pick" that would offend the least amount of people. It's like asking the actors if they've seen the movie they just worked on and usually they say no because they know the next question is going to be "what did you think of it?" and "how would you rate your performance?". I'm not a film snob that hates movies, those movies aren't bad at all, but rarely does a movie become a timeless classic that anyone can enjoy nearly as much as when they came out.

@paulvoorhies8821 2 года назад

Chinatown is amazing.

@Hritik9000 2 года назад

Citizen Kane has a complex narrative which moves forward back and forth in time, its not easy to make a screenplay like that.

@edgarleft 2 года назад

I know you wanted only 10 slots, But I loved to see the best best original score.

@erakfishfishfish 2 года назад

That’s an interesting one because the category was split up at different times. In the 70s and 80s, there was Best Original Score and Best Adaptation/Song Score (Purple Rain won the latter). Then, from 1995-1999, there was Best Dramatic Score and Best Musical or Comedy Score. As for what they’d pick, I don’t see how you could top John Williams. Star Wars, Jaws, ET, Schindler’s List.

@sachinpandey5090 2 года назад

@@erakfishfishfish Well you could top John William for the best score since Howard Shore also won for LOTR. Overall both Williams and Shore's score are great and we are lucky to be able to hear them.

@shafiulkabir5337 2 года назад

Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be Blood was unbelievable. I always thought making up a whole character is wayy harder than the biography portrayals where the actor who copies the best become the winner. Daniel Day Lewis literally changed his voice and his presence in the film is terrifying!!

@ngbarone 2 года назад

Day-Lewis has given perhaps the four best performances in film history.

@davidlaw689 2 года назад

@@ngbarone His performance in My Left Foot is staggering !

@mzschmidt3937 2 года назад

@@ngbarone which ones do you think they are?

@ngbarone 2 года назад

@@mzschmidt3937 My Left Foot, Gangs of New York (my personal favorite), Thee Will Be Blood and Lincoln.

@1LadyM7 2 года назад

@@ngbarone I discovered him thanks to Gangs of New York. Amazing. I also really love him in In The Name of The Father and The Boxer. He plays more 'regular' men shall we say, and the vulnerability that he displays in those roles made me fall in love with him as an actor.

@gjamdz 2 года назад

Amazing list! Only down, not remembering not even for a frame of Cinema Paradiso; but the final lines recognizing Saving Private Ryan over Shakespeare's in Love payed off. Great, great work!

@kostajovanovic3711 2 года назад

One day, i hope, that narrative will die out

@horstdieter10 2 года назад

For me, the most deserved Oscar win of all time is Howard Shore winning Original Score for Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King.

@jebus9001 2 года назад

This x1000

@peachmylk 2 года назад

Pure magic

@AnonymousFreakYT 5 месяцев назад

He had the unfortunateness of being a Hollywood composer at the same time as John Williams. Shore has so many "second place" times it's ridiculous. I'm glad he has gotten honored. But really needs to have more years he releases a film in which John Williams _doesn't._

@mknees1467 2 года назад

Al Pacino not winning an Oscar for the Godfather part 2 still remains an unforgettable crime.

@yuxie3048 2 года назад

Can't believe Cinema Paradiso didn't even make the list of best Foreign films. Truly an all time great.

@Kieslowski1989 Год назад

Bro Fanny and Alexander was their pick above 8 1/2. International feature remains controversial for snubbing many worthy movies. At least Cinema Paradiso won that year. I can name better movies that have not even been nominated. And as for this list... Foreign movies are wide and different...so everyone has different opinions and tastes.

@santos8468 2 года назад

Lmao at the Kubrick moon landing joke.

@FilmandTVFan 2 года назад

Although you cannot deny the brilliance of Ledger’s performance in the Dark Knight, I’m super happy that you mentioned Harold Russell in The Best Years Of Our Lives! A standout performance in film history in my opinion! Some of the best performances can be humanly natural (Russell) or prepped in advance (Ledger)

@katherynemero4118 2 года назад

Russell lost his arms in the war. He was basically playing himself, going through the motions of his new reality on screen. That is documentary film making, NOT acting. He shouldn't have been nominated for an acting category at all. Heath Ledger WAS actually acting. I'm not impressed with people called actors when they are basically playing themselves. That is reality tv.

@heybagley 2 года назад

More or less hot take: the awards for Best Original Screenplay and Adapted Screenplay often feel like the Silver Medal / consolation prize for a Best Picture nominee that didn't actually win Best Picture. And especially the Original Screenplay Award OFTEN goes to the "coolest", most innovative and cleverly written nominee: like Pulp Fiction, Get Out, Her, Eternal Sunshine..., Promising Young Woman or Lost in Translation. I know: what makes a movie "cool" or "fresh" is very subjective, but Licorice Pizza winning this year's BOS award is a safe bet at this point.

@erakfishfishfish 2 года назад

Or the quirky indie comedies that get nominated for best picture, but not “big enough” to win it, like Little Miss Sunshine or Juno.

@jsullivan2112 2 года назад

Disagree, you can have a fantastic screenplay that fails in its execution which means the movie really doesn't live up to it or deserve best picture. Screenplay and film are two separate entities that need to but don't always coalesce.

@pia1945 2 года назад

@@jsullivan2112 I was thinking the same thing. I think there’s more ambiguity between best director and best film. How can the best film not be made by the best director when he directed every final decision for the film.

@jsullivan2112 2 года назад

@@pia1945 Well, believe it or not, not every director gets final cut whenever they bargain for it, but that’s an interesting point. I can’t think of a single best picture winner that didn’t get it, at least not off the top of my head.

@maggiekarabel123 2 года назад

I completely agree with this. Get Out was the best reviewed movie of the year but it was never going to win Best Picture or Best Director. But they had to give it something. Same with Promising Young Woman. Too subversive to rightly give Best Actress to Carey Mulligan but they needed to make sure that this female written, directed and produced movie had to get something. I think it’ll be CODA this year I bet.

@SirGeeeO 2 года назад

You should do a "best movies NOT nominated." The French Dispath, The Card Counter, Red Rocket, The Green Knight, Pig just to name a few from this year. The Oscars always seem to fail at catching the movies that stand the test of time

@sonicgoo1121 2 года назад

Titane.

@rafaelc.c. 2 года назад

Nah, this year it was a joke: Don't Look Up? Dune?! King Richard? Well, at least King Richard was emotional and has good characters.

@ngbarone 2 года назад

@Brian Spence except mid Anderson is better than a lot of this year's schlock.

@PatrickWDunne 2 года назад

They did a list of Best Picture Snubs before

@SirGeeeO 2 года назад

@@PatrickWDunne yes, but the ones i mentioned received zero nominations in any category

@piranha5506 2 года назад

Brando really shifted the standard for acting in Streetcar. He should have won for that role as should have Bogart for Casablanca.

@aadamtx 2 года назад

A great list - and some tough choices to be made. Glad to see ALL THAT JAZZ and M'Onique get the credit they deserved. But overall the collection underscores the ongoing problem with the Academy - regularly missing the best performance, picture, etc. for something second-level or even forgettable. When a Peter O'Toole, Glenn Close, or Alfred Hitchcock comes away empty handed from the big night over and over, you know something is wrong.

@Mariothuyavan 2 года назад

Peter O'Toole? Gregory Peck got it for To Kill a Mockingbird! I mean, they got it right that time.

@aadamtx 2 года назад

@@Mariothuyavan I'm admit that was a good choice, but O'Toole was nominated seven times without a win.

@katierowen3166 2 года назад

@@Mariothuyavan Exactly!! So much about winning an Oscar is luck.

@originalhgc 2 года назад

@@aadamtx As I recall, when O'Toole was getting on and the Academy wanted to give him a Lifetime Achievement Award, his first reaction is that he was still working, intended to win a competitive Oscar, and so, no thanks. He did happily accept that honorary award.

@aadamtx 2 года назад

@@originalhgc Yes, that's true. Considering his many major roles - THE LION IN WINTER, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, BECKET (now THAT was a tough year, including Richard Burton for BECKET and Peter Sellers for DR. STRANGELOVE), THE RULING CLASS (OK, Brando for THE GODFATHER), MY FAVORITE YEAR - you would figure at least once he'd have won! He was up against Richard Burton a few times also - another non-winner among great performers.

@abhishekrath8381 2 года назад

To say that Lawrence of Arabia was the work of a genius would be an understatement. It must have required something way more superior than ordinary human will or skill to create it. I always like to tell myself that David Lean must have temporarily gone mad to make it. No sane person could have crafted such an epic. The way such profound ideas and feelings are conveyed through just words, visuals and music, the film represents the apotheosis of cinema. Lean (and of course, the screenwriters, actors and the cinematographer) fully exploited the potential of the medium of cinema to give viewers an experience akin to a spiritual revelation of the universal truths of life all in the guise of a biopic.

@isaaccamelobernardesdacost2286 2 года назад

well said! It is one one of my favorites of all time as well

@vincentxu8217 2 года назад

It's not David Lean making the film, it's god disguised as David Lean

@sobebabe7169 Год назад

ALL who were involved were so gifted, and we are blessed because we are able to experience it.

@Kieslowski1989 Год назад

One of the movies which you can truly call as epic cinema at it's peak.

@Bintaro 2 года назад

My day is made whenever a new CineFix Movie List is released! Thanks!

@thatadamwhitley 2 года назад

Glad to see all the love The Apartment got here. Such an overlooked film.

@alexanderroux6718 2 года назад

What a great list and can’t agree more with so many of your selections. The only thing that felt like it was completely forgotten here was Best Original Score. You hit on editing, acting, cinematography, directing, and picture, but one of the most crucial elements in any Oscar contender is the score. Imagining Schindler’s list without John Williams masterful score to accompany it, or Irwin Kostal’s score for the Sound of Music, or James Horner and his epic score for Titanic, the legendary music of Howard Shore for LOTR, or even a snub like Zimmers groundbreaking score for Inception. Any of those films without the score not only would have not won best picture, but probably wouldn’t have received a nomination in the first place. So, I’d love if you made a Top Oscar Sound Scores for films where w/o their iconic sound, wouldn’t be the masterpieces they are.

@chazinko 2 года назад

Absolutely and ultimately it might go to John Williams or Bernhard Herrman.

@strether52 2 года назад

I can't place Elizabeth Taylor above Meryl Streep (Sophie's Choice was such an astonishing performance) but that's a mere quibble. Here I am, near the end of my life, watching your brilliant overview of cinematic art and can barely fight back tears: So. Many. Great. Films. How I loved them all. How I want, somehow, to hold onto them even as they slip through my fingers. Thank you so much for this.

@davidcote5637 Год назад

Your touching response is a "Top Ten of All Time" social media comment.

@JimCroz 2 года назад

Can’t believe Peter Jackson didn’t even get a mention for Best Director. The LOTR trilogy was a monumental and so far unsurpassed achievement in filmmaking.

@Stehako 2 года назад

Did you not give one single nod to Schindler’s List? Or did I miss it?

@emmavink 2 года назад

Nope. And only ONE nod to Stephen Spielberg in general...

@starkingbiker 2 года назад

@@emmavink STEVEN Spielberg

@BrendanJSmith 2 года назад

PLEASE make more lists like these! They're by far the BEST Top 10 videos on the internet!

@VietVuHunzter 2 года назад

I rarely watch over 20 minutes clip on RU-vid, but your channel's must be one of those clips. Great ones as always.

@jaycagey 2 года назад

Narrator: We have awarded it (The Godfather) more slots than any other film Tarkovsky's "The Mirror": Seriously??

@Thecoolguy463 2 года назад

The Monique/Precious pick was spot on. Great explanation as well.

@ronwren1 2 года назад

The script from All About Eve has got to be the best ever written.And the cast was perfect.Maybe beyond perfect.They don't make them like that anymore.

@SSGTStryker 2 года назад

Would love to see a Cinefix do a video list of the films, talent, crew and cinematography that should’ve been nominated or won, but never did.

@Pengroves 2 года назад

Oh dudes yeah, Elizabeth Taylor was on another level in Woolf, randomly watched this one day and was completely captivated

@maggiekarabel123 2 года назад

People genuinely forget she was an amazing actress. I remember watching Woolf with my dad (he was a film major and made sure I got a movie education) and I knew who Elizabeth Taylor was but I genuinely didn’t know she was talented. There are downsides to being that beautiful, you aren’t taken seriously.

@stephenkeen5737 2 года назад

I was working through the list of top 100 AFI films last year. Knew nothing about it and was not really excited about the thought of watching it, but then was blown away. So intense and amazing acting. The verbal fights were so real.

@katherynemero4118 2 года назад

@@maggiekarabel123 I agree. They always talked about her beauty, but never her acting ability. Elizabeth Taylor is so under appreciated in that respect.

@maggiekarabel123 2 года назад

@@katherynemero4118 Exactly. Think about Katherine Hepburn, the first thing that comes to mind is the talent not the looks. I mean I kinda get it because Elizabeth was one of the most beautiful people that ever lived but still.

@MrRawwd 2 года назад

Well done. A very solid list. I know you can’t get everything in there but no mention of Schindler’s List in any category hurt just a little.

@rafaelc.c. 2 года назад

Yeah, I felt the same.

@Deathstroke4200 2 года назад

Mad Max Fury Road is one of the best action films ever made. Watched it in the theater and was blown away by the carnage.

@KansasViking 2 года назад

I love these lists!!! Just awesome! Was shocked as ever when I realized The Godfather wasn’t even nominated for best cinematography!!! That would probably be one of my picks in that category!

@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 2 года назад

That is indeed shocking. Kind of blows my mind, really. Gordon Willis eventually earned the nickname "the prince of darkness" for his low lighting. He was one of the greats.

@resist1581 2 года назад

Without watching, i predict Daniel Day Lewis to win at least 1 of these

@VC-ps2vm 2 года назад

No he didn't

@gavinconnor5946 2 года назад

Actually he did

@raahimkamaal5363 2 года назад

He sure as hell deserves it

@adampatino5372 2 года назад

Honorable mention. Close, but no cigar

@phenomenal14U 2 года назад

Always looking forward for your videos love the saving private Ryan refrence in the end

@johnstumpf93 2 года назад

Good for giving All That Jazz the recognition it so deserves on the editing!

@lionheartmerrill1069 2 года назад

"It's SHOWTIME folks." How in the world did Dustin Hoffman win over Roy Scheider for Best Actor? I want a recount. Voter fraud?

@danieladamico5485 2 года назад

I love the Best Actress pick! Elizabeth Taylor just completely destroys you in Virginia Woolf, it's her best work and one of the most impactful performances ever. I recently rewatched the film after a long time and it left me speechless. Four amazing performances from Taylor, Richard Burton, George Segal and Sandy Dennis.

@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 2 года назад

During Covid, for obvious reasons, I watched a lot of films and focused particularly on filmmakers whose work I knew little but was always curious about. One of those filmmakers was Joseph Losey, who directed a film called "Secret Ceremony" in 1968, co-starring a very young Mia Farrow and Robert Mitchum, and Elizabeth Taylor. It totally blew my mind. It's a unique film. Slightly odd and unsettling. A little off-kilter. But I found it so compelling. And in my opinion, Taylor kills it. Worth watching if you're ever interested in her little known work.

@TigerZilla520 2 года назад

As usual, fantastic list from you guys. Wish The Social Network was mentioned for the screenplay category, but still, great list.

@guerrillagorilla6537 2 года назад

Finally! The fucking academy snubbed Kubrick at nearly every chance they got, and cinefix has too. Finally! Some fucking recognition for the Master.

@stephenkeen5737 2 года назад

They have talked about Kubrick a lot on their lists.

@guerrillagorilla6537 2 года назад

@@stephenkeen5737 indeed, and he’s generally snubbed the spot.

@edenrosenberg6068 2 года назад

I wish you guys at least mentioned Schindler's list in this video. It's one of the greatest of all time

@unclerhyss5506 2 года назад

OK, great video and list but I've always been waiting for your top ten picks on the greatest coming-of-age films of all time, that would be absolutely fantastic!

@Jokercard2009 2 года назад

It’s a damn shame Schindler’s List didn’t make the list

@Dan-gi6tf Год назад

It’s definitely a great film, but in a sea of great films, it’s actually pretty average tbh

@rhythmoriented 2 года назад

Parsing down to this century, my list - Best Picture: No Country for Old Men Actor: Daniel Day Lewis (There Will Be Blood) Actress: Charlize Theron (Monster) Supporting Actor: JK Simmons (Whiplash) Supporting Actress: Lupita Nyong’o (12 years a Slave) Best Director: Peter Jackson (LOTR: Return of the King) Original Screenplay: Her Adapted Screenplay: The Social Network VFX: Ex Machina Sound Categories: Mad Max, Fury Road Production Design: The Shape of Water Cinematography: Blade Runner 2049 Foreign Film: Parasite

@ronaldmcdonald2817 2 года назад

I would go with Downfall over Parasite for foreign language film.

@rhythmoriented 2 года назад

@@ronaldmcdonald2817 excellent! My favorite NON-winning foreign language film is also from Germany: Never Look Away. Brilliantly shot (nominated also for cinematography) and such a compelling story. Thanks.

@ronaldmcdonald2817 2 года назад

@@rhythmoriented Oh, I thought you meant favourite film overall. Anyway, then I would probably go with The Lives of Others.

@daneugea945 2 года назад

Not bad at all - wish Spielberg could’ve had recognition but I can’t argue with Lawrence of Arabia. Hmm…

@Advent3546 2 года назад

This is probably the Cinefix list with the most perfect choices to choose from.

@R.MaxumOff 2 года назад

What is on my channel?

@matteobeach4261 2 года назад

Yeah, especially since to two technical categories (film editing, and cinematography) are indeed the two things that set aside film and theatre

@chaoticyank5772 2 года назад

I love the shade to the Academy for picking Shakespeare in Love over Saving Private Ryan. What an epic fail. Saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece.

@HoboGaming 2 года назад

Very solid, one of the list I agree with the most. Also loved the nods to Saving Private Ryan being snobbed and also all the clips from Tropic Thunder, they were all on point!

@kevinscully5068 Год назад

Good lists. Thought Olivia de Havilland's performance in The Heiress should have been mentioned. Her transformation from a wallflower to a woman with a cold heart who accepted her fate as a spinster was one of the best performances on film. Directed by William Wyler who as a director generated the most Academy Award acting nominations than any other director.

@VodeniMedved 2 года назад

Judging how much the "Life is beautiful" have scenes in clip, probably it was a close call between that movie and "Fanny and Alexander" for the best foreigners movie spot. But CineFix loves their Bergman, "Fanny and Alexander" took a couple of slot in earlier lists as well.

@Kieslowski1989 Год назад

There are many more. I personally think it's 8 1/2. Life is beautiful is not the best foreign movie. Many Italian movies, French movies, Japanese movies etc are better.

@richmoves 2 года назад

This is a great video... beautifully compiled. I disagree with a few, but overall your choices are great. 🎬👍

@MaximeOrtmans 2 года назад

love your pick of De Niro in Raging Bull. One of my all time favourites

@starkparker16 2 года назад

Thanks CineFix. I was feeling depressed and was gonna shut my lazy butt in today but your list got me out to the theater today where they were showing The Godfather.

@rcchronicles25 2 года назад

Really enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing. Good choices 👌

@danielortega2441 2 года назад

Akira Kurosawa is so so much ignored here...........his contribution deserved at least one mention.

@erakfishfishfish 2 года назад

I would’ve suggested Ran for Cinematography, but was surprised to see it lost out to Out of Africa.

@tk421doesntcopy 2 года назад

amazing video as always but i wish there could have also been a slot for best score

@HardyCozen 2 года назад

I really enjoyed this video CineFix team and DAMN I wish I could inflect my voice the way Clint does.

@DadCanInJapan 2 года назад

And the Oscar for Best RU-vid channel about movies goes to ... CineFix.

@Eternelspotlessmind 2 года назад

I love your videos and i watch them religiously! If i could add something ..I would have loved to see Hilary Swank for Boys don't cry as well but your choices were great!

@soumikbiswasORbabai 2 года назад

liked first and then watched.. hats off for this concept

@bleunt 2 года назад

This video is so much better than I expected.

@HavenFredWaffle 2 года назад

Two ideas for future video lists would be contrasts to this list. 1. Greatest Oscar Losses (best of each category that were nominated but did not win), and 2. Greatest Oscar Snubs (best of each category that should have been nominated and maybe even won, but did not even receive a nomination) Maybe you've done a list like this already? I don't know, either way they seem like good ideas and I would be very interested to see your take on them.

@PatrickWDunne 2 года назад

Cinefix never disappoints! It's always a gift whenever they upload a new list.

@davidsabellano7977 2 года назад

For some reason, I was so certain that it was gonna be Ledger for supporting actor category. Thought it's gonna be Streep (Sophie's Choice) and Brando (The Godfather) for leads. But I was so sure it's gonna be The Godfather for best picture.

@ftuT 2 года назад

Oh Cinefix, your lists are not only always respectable but usually hard to disagree with. Never change, despite IGN.

@rigelmoon9030 Год назад

Thank you. Very well done.

@TheSykobanana 2 года назад

I cant argue against any of those choices - well picked!

@Roflmaolinde 2 года назад

Fanny and Alexander is one of my absolute favorites! Luckily I’m Swedish and they show it on Christmas over here.

@esotericVideos 2 года назад

I honestly would 100% more respect CineFix's Oscar choices more than the Oscars themselves. CineFix understands what makes good movies, and the Oscars thought Bohemian Rhapsody had the best editing.

@Dan-gi6tf Год назад

And they even nominated Black Panther for Best Picture but not Cold War or Shoplifters, which were the the best films of that year. Apparently they tried to make up for Oscars so white controversy

@archssm87 Год назад

The jab at Shakespeare in Love at the end there is hilarious! But tbh I don't find that it is forgettable at all! I remember watching it as a teen when I started taking interest in films, the story within the story and the story behind the film, it all is just fascinating! The epitome of forcing stars to line up in a way.

@gabrielmargolies9154 2 года назад

0:17 the suspense nearly killed me lol.

@gregm766 2 года назад

They were going to name something else best picture but Coppola made them an offer they couldn't refuse.

@rafaelc.c. 2 года назад

Shakespeare in Love is an excellent movie. Don't sleep on it. Maybe Saving Private Ryan deserved it better, maybe Weinstein bought The Academy, but Shakespeare in Love is a brilliantly written and made movie.

@ngbarone 2 года назад

It's a fine movie but was barely Oscar caliber. The Molester bought that win. There is no maybe about Private Ryan.

@rafaelc.c. 2 года назад

@@ngbarone I read the other day and critiques at the time had it like around 90 out of 100. Very very similar to Saving Private Ryan. At the time it was definitely considered Oscar caliber. And don't think that it's the only time someone kinds of bargain The Academy with the power of money and their huge campaigns. It happens absolutely every year. This year it's happening with Dune and Being the Ricardos. It has always happenned, and it always will.

@ngbarone 2 года назад

@@rafaelc.c. No that wasn't the first time nor will it be the last. It does have a Rotten Tomato score of 92. That doesn't make it Oscar worthy. The new slasher film X has a 96 score.

@np1056 2 года назад

The shade of that opening though. Basically a burn followed by a self-burn (those are rare). I love y'all.

@khcstewie 2 года назад

Video was great! Just curious, did you guys change the way you record voiceovers? I might be crazy but it sounds like you were intentionally more quiet while recording. Like you were trying not to disturb your roommates or something.

@MaxModded 2 года назад

I'm either a film nerd or a khajiit. Nearly every CineFix vid brings tears to my eyes. Keep it up, guys! (Yup, I'm also a poet).

@therealangelosettler 2 года назад

Best list y’all ever made

@DelightLovesMovies 2 года назад

What a great list. You are awesome CineFix - IGN Movies and TV.

@cjsheu 2 года назад

finally, a cinefix list full of films that i've mostly seen

@stephenkeen5737 2 года назад

After watching the top100 films last year, I've seen most now too. Definitely I need to see All that Jazz

@dsd174 2 года назад

It took me 2 days after seeing this and think that you guys and girls should make a list of the best non english language movies of all time. I've always taken notes of the movies you list to watch and I really miss a full list with the greats on other languages, from non traditional film makers (ok, I know the list will filled with Bergman, Kurosawa and Godard, but try to understand my point). Latin american, african, middle eastern movies are rarely listed in any list. That would be a huge challenge, I know, but it'd also be a great contribution for all of us who like to discover new stories from the world and I'd be very glad to know your picks.

@jenniferpogue5464 2 года назад

Schindler’S List ???? Every single scene is a master piece.

@alanwhit8770 2 года назад

Jesus, you nailed every one ... no arguments here. Well done!

@rebekahp4083 2 года назад

Oh how I have waited for this list…..

@IntheClutch75 2 года назад

Entertaining as always. How do you argue with such a list? You could have chosen any number of different films and still been ok. The only one I really disagreed with was cinematography but even that is just a matter of taste. And both the two films I always think of -- The Third Man and The Godfather -- you make in other categories.

@gbrodey 2 года назад

The All That Jazz pick is so spot on

@josephtrozzo6524 2 года назад

i love this channel

@knightfly28 Год назад

The screenplay for All About Eve deserved that Oscar. And Elizabeth Taylor hands down ate the lining out of that role.

@RAWRRAWRRAWR4444 2 года назад

We love the special Streep treatment

@cegalo12 2 года назад

Why did you choose Suicide Squad winning Best Make-Up and Hairstyle as #1 in the list?

@erakfishfishfish 2 года назад

Because Tarkovski’s The Mirror didn’t win in that category

@ChescoYT 2 года назад

Whew! This makes me want to watch all of these now!

@patrickmitchell9068 2 года назад

Truly celebrating Oscars at its purest, they also forget that animated films exists

@Dreamyblue101 2 года назад

Wow dude amazing

@Saxtalk. 2 года назад

Simply fantastic

@TheEeshan 2 года назад

Please do a 10 best (or rather worst) Oscar snubs next

@hemichanga8939 2 года назад

A new top 10 list!!!!

@memyopinionsche6610 2 года назад

No The shining by Stanley Kubrick.. for Best picture..

@oftenpotter 5 месяцев назад

At the moment you mentioned Frances Ford Coppola's meticulous attention to detail, it featured the shot from the Godfather where Sonny swings a punch about a foot away from his brother in law's face - perhaps the most famous editing mistake in Hollywood history? Second to the storm trooper hitting his head maybe... 🙂Great choice though, great film!! Just made me smile... thanks for another fine video 🙂