Before Sunrise to The Dark Knight Rises, Hollywood classics that didn't get an Oscar nomination
Before Sunrise to The Dark Knight Rises, Hollywood classics that didn't get an Oscar nomination
There are many great American movies which didn't get their due recognition during awards season, but have come to be remembered as classics in following years.
The Good The Bad and The Ugly: Sergio Leone might have reinvented the westergn genre with this film, but it took the world some time to acknowledge that. Oscar committee that year was no different. Image: IMDb
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Scarface: It's only now that this Brian De Palma gangster film has an iconic status. However, the film didn't receive any Oscar nominations... not even for Al Pacino. Image: IMDb
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The Shining: Unlike most of other Kubrick films, The Shining didn't receive any nominations at the Oscars that year. Image: IMDb
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Before Sunrise: Richard Linklater's unconventional romance has a cult following of its own. However, back in 1995, it barely received any major recognitions, including at the Oscars. Image: IMDb
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The Dark Knight Rises: The third part of Nolan's trilogy didn't get much attention at the awards season despite its share of technical brilliance and great performances. Image: IMDb
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Heat: This crime classic By Michael Mann about rivalry between an LAPD officer & a master thief is notable for its intense shoot out scenes, and the unusually complex characters. Image: IMDb
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Once Upon a Time in America: Sergio Leone's masterpiece crime-drama was dismissed as too indulgent and laborious upon its release. Image: IMDb
