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Welcome to “And The Oscar Shoulda Gone To…”, the podcast where Best Picture races are discussed, debated and decided to reveal who should have been awarded the Best Picture Oscar.Dylan, Rob and Glenys will review the most controversial best picture races from 1970 on, with…
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1995 Oscar Nominated Movies: Babe, Love Your Braveheart Sensibility to the Moon and Back (opens the original)
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In this episode of …and the Oscar Shoulda Gone To, Dylan, Rob and Glenys take a trip back to 1995, a year when Best Picture contenders came in every imaginable form — from Mel Gibson's sweeping historical epic Braveheart, which took home the Oscar, and the nail-biting space rescue of Apollo 13, to the surprise charm of Babe, the bittersweet Italian romance Il Postino, and Ang Lee's lush adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Along the way, they debate the merits of these memorable films and their
1970 Oscar Nominated Movies: With Love, from Two Wars a Chicken Between Your Legs (opens the original)
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In this episode of …and the Oscar Shoulda Gone To, Dylan, Rob and Glenys head back to 1970 for an Academy Award Best Picture lineup that ranges from battlefield heroics to counterculture rebellion: the epic war drama and eventual winner Patton, the star-studded disaster spectacle Airport, Bob Rafelson's restless character study Five Easy Pieces, the sweeping romance Love Story, and Robert Altman's irreverent anti-war classic M*A*S*H — revisiting these award-winning movies as they weigh the perfo
1986 Oscar Nominated Movies: War, Wit & Wonder (opens the original)
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Join Rob, Dylan, and Glenys for another Best Picture debate as they revisit the films of 1986, celebrated at the 59th Academy Awards, where powerful war dramas, heartfelt romances, and unforgettable performances competed for Hollywood's highest honor. Oliver Stone's Platoonclaimed Best Picture with its raw portrayal of the Vietnam War. Children of a Lesser God broke new ground with Marlee Matlin's Oscar-winning performance, while Hannah and Her Sisters showcased Woody Allen's signature blend of
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