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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!

If you wish to join movie nights please email josephgallaher89@gmail.com

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Picture 26: From Here to Eternity (1953)

It’s 1953. The year that saw humanity first conquer Everest. Will it be the year for the Academy Award for Best Picture to scale...

Picture 24: An American in Paris (1951)

1951 arrives with a splash of colour! For the first time since Gone with the Wind, colour film appears and it feels like the present day...

Picture 23: All About Eve (1950)

It’s the 1950s! However, despite the invention of passenger jets, transistor radios and flashy haircuts there seems to be no immediate...

Picture 22: All the King's Men (1949)

Robert Rossen’s 1949 creation gets the nod from Oscar this year. 1948 created a top four performance. Can the Best Pictures keep up the...

Picture 21: Hamlet (1948)

Shakespeare has an insight into the human condition unparalleled by anyone in literature prior or since. The lead, Lawrence Olivier, can...

Picture 20: Gentleman’s Agreement (1947)

1947 and we meet another superstar – the 31-year-old Gregory Peck. Just like Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart, Vivien Leigh, Lawrence Olivier,...

Picture 18: The Lost Weekend (1945)

One of only three films in history to win both Best Picture in Hollywood and at Cannes, one is justified to have high expectations but...

Picture 17: Going My Way (1944)

Hollywood is on a roll. The years 1939-1943 now occupy the top 5 spots on the Best Picture Rankings. The Golden Age is in full swing....

Picture 16: Casablanca (1943)

Even novice film critics who have only written one movie blog in their lives have heard of Casablanca. It is widely considered to be one...

Picture 15: Mrs. Miniver (1942)

In 1942 we join Mrs. Miniver (Greer Garson), Mr. Miniver (Walter Pidgeon) and her three children as war breaks out in Europe in 1939....

Picture 13: Rebecca (1940)

Daphne du Maurier's 1938 novel is brought to the silver screen by virtue of Alfred Hitchcock, Lawrence Olivier and Joan Fontaine. A dream...

Picture 12: Gone with the Wind (1939)

The most ambitious film of its time delivers nearly 4 hours of history, war and romance. We follow Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) from...

Picture 9: The Great Ziegfeld (1936)

MGM's flagship musical of the 1930s presents us with 3 hours of watching Flo Ziegfeld Jr (William Powell) and his showbiz career progress...

Picture 8: Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)

Clark Gable appears yet again in a starring role. What an amazing 2 years this chap is having! In this 1935 flick we are transported to...

Picture 7: It Happened One Night (1934)

So here we have it - Clark Gable has appeared! Finally a household name that I have heard of. At 33 years old he brings a performance of...

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