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Watching Every Oscar Best Picture Winner Ever

By watching every best picture winner since 1928, I am hoping to go on a journey through the history of cinema and the human condition. I hope to see some great movies too of course! Come join the discussion. View blog entries for each film below!

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Picture 57: Amadeus (1984)

Winner of 8 Academy Awards, 1984 takes us to the flourishing 18th century Viennese musical scene. Who shows up other than one of the most...

Picture 56: Terms of Endearment (1983)

It’s 1983 and time for the “original chick flick”. Starring Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger, Jeff Daniels and Jack Nicholson, Terms of...

Picture 55: Gandhi (1982)

The Academy has suffered a sudden dip in form. Can Richard Attenborough turn it around with his epic biography of Mahatma Gandhi? It won...

Picture 54: Chariots of Fire (1981)

It is not since 1967 that any movie has scored less than 6/10. Maybe it will be plain sailing for Hollywood from here. Produced by Dodi...

Picture 53: Ordinary People (1980)

It’s the 1980s and we begin with Robert Redford’s directorial debut. We visit suburban Chicago and meet the Jarrett family. This...

Picture 52: Kramer vs. Kramer (1979)

The 1970s has been a phenomenal decade of New Hollywood Best Pictures. Kramer vs. Kramer  need only score 4/10 and the average score for...

Picture 51: The Deer Hunter (1978)

Robert De Niro returns to the process in this epic Vietnam War classic that also stars Christopher Walken, Meryl Streep and John Cazale....

Picture 50: Annie Hall (1977)

With an average score of 8.4/10, the 1970s is the most successful decade to date for the Best Picture Film Blog. It eclipses even the...

Picture 49: Rocky (1976)

1976 and we head to the mean streets of Philadelphia. Sylvester Stallone is Rocky Balboa, a boxer struggling to make any notable headway...

Picture 47: The Godfather: Part II (1974)

Just 2 years after soaring to the top of the BPFC rankings, Francis Ford Coppola returns with a sequel to his epic crime film. This is...

Picture 46: The Sting (1973)

1973 introduces two megastars in the form of Robert Redford and Paul Newman. George Roy Hill returns to directing this leading pair four...

Picture 45: The Godfather (1972)

Marlon Brando returns 18 years after his first blog appearance in On the Waterfront  (1954). This year also launches the careers of...

Picture 44: The French Connection (1971)

The 3rd anniversary of the Oscar Best Picture blog presents a neo-noir, detective thriller starring Gene Hackman and Roy Schneider....

Picture 43:  Patton (1970)

25 years since the end of World War 2 and the Oscar winner represents yet another attempt to process the trauma. The 1970s begin with a...

Picture 42: Midnight Cowboy (1969)

The year that man first walked on the Moon and we are graced with an other-worldly adaptation of James Herlihy’s 1965 novel. It is the...

Picture 41: Oliver! (1968)

1968 and yet another musical appears. Oliver! follows on from fellow 60s' musicals West Side Story (1961), My Fair Lady (1964) and the...

Picture 40: In the Heat of the Night (1967)

It’s 1967 and we welcome our 40th movie to the mix. Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger star in this crime thriller set in 1960s Sparta,...

Picture 39: A Man for All Seasons (1966)

England won the FIFA World Cup this year and also managed to have Englishman Robert Bolt’s 1960 play adapted into an Oscar Best Picture...

Picture 38: The Sound of Music (1965)

One smash hit musical follows another as 1965 brings us The Sound of Music. Julie Andrews didn’t get the role for My Fair Lady but can...

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