Unofficial Academy Awards Discussion Board

Best Picture Alphaville Repulsion The Sound of Music The Spy Who Came in from The Cold Woman in the Dunes(winner) Best Director Jean Luc Godard for Alphaville David Lean for Doctor Zhivago Roman Polanski for Repulsion Martin Ritt for The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Hiroshi Teshigihara for Woman in...

Best Picture Contempt Dr. Strangelove(winner) Kwaidan Mary Poppins Onibaba Best Director Jean Luc Godard for Contempt Masaki Kobayashi for Kwaidan Stanley Kubrick for Dr. Strangelove(winner) Kaneto Shindo for Onibaba Robert Stevenson for Mary Poppins Best Actor Dirk Bogarde in The Servant Richard Bu...

Best Picture 8 1/2(winner) The Birds High and Low Hud The Leopard Best Director Federico Fellini for 8 1/2(winner) Alfred Hitchcock for The Birds Akira Kurosawa for High and Low Martin Ritt for Hud Luchino Visconti for The Leopard Best Actor Albert Finney in Tom Jones Richard Harris in This Sporting...

http://www.allmovie.com/movie/that-touch-of-mink-v49292
Here is review of That Touch of Mink from AllMovie by Craig Butler that I think is pretty spot-on.

Gosh, what in incredible year. My votes would go the haunting Through a Glass Darkly and the wonderfully superb adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird. I would cite all the titles Mister Tee already mentioned as major omissions, with Jules and Jim and the Manchurian Candidate particularly saddening. Ju...

I really liked The Wolfpack. I thought it was quite an interesting and poignant documentary about the escapism of movies and how they help people get through tough times. Anyway who also liked this film should check out the The Wolfpack's Criterion picks on YouTube or the Criterion website.

What were the best screenplays of 1962?

Seconds is so amazing and underrated. I probably would've given it my vote too had it been nominated. Thank god at least James Wong Howe's incredible cinematography was recognized.

What does everyone think of this hilarious Netflix show? Do some of you hate it and find it insufferable? Do you love it and think it's a great comedy series? I just wanted to hear multiple opinions about this show.

Oh ok. No problem. Thanks, Big Magilla and ksrymy.

Is it ok if I leave it? Those years are pretty stacked and I want to include Dirk Bogarde somewhere.

Best Picture Jules and Jim(winner) Lawrence of Arabia The Manchurian Candidate The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance To Kill a Mockingbird Best Director John Frankenheimer for The Manchurian Candidate John Ford for The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance David Lean for Lawrence of Arabia(winner) Robert Mulligan...

Here are my full nominations and wins for 1961: Best Picture Breathless The Hustler La Dolce Vita(winner) West Side Story Yojimbo Best Director Federico Fellini for La Dolce Vita(winner) Jean-Luc Godard for Breathless Akira Kurosawa for Yojimbo Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise for West Side Story Robe...

My votes go to 2001: a Space Odyssey and Rosemary's Baby, two amazing masterpieces and two of the greatest films of the 1960s and ever. My omissions for this year are Petulia(yes BJ, a peculiar film, but a dazzlingly unique one that is pretty underrated), Belle de Jour, Pretty Poison(also a little-k...

This one was easy: 8 1/2 and Hud. Two great films and two of the greatest films of the 1960s. One a haunting, sad and dark Western and the other an incredibly original, dazzling and brilliant Italian film about moviemaking. The omissions for me are Billy Liar, The Birds, Charade, From Russia with Lo...