Just listened to a [podcast](https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-3xy6d-1a5ac08) about examples where it could be argued that the wrong movie won best picture in whatever year. For example, Saving Private Ryan losing to Shakespeare in Love in1999. I understand that it is all subjective and whichever film wins, someone will be upset. But in your opinion, what are some other, even more glaring examples?

I watched this movie when it first came out and thought it was good, but I just watched it again for the second time last night, and it completely blew me away. The whole concept got my mind running in different directions. It kept me focused throughout and the payoff in the end had me feeling complete. So I need to know…are there any movies out there that have a similar theme?

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