Awesome Oscars

From 1917 to Joker to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the 2020 Academy Awards has some pretty solid contenders. But regardless of how good a movie might be, Screen Junkies is always ready to roast it. So without further ado, enjoy their very special Oscars edition of Honest Trailers.

(PG-13: Language) Screen Junkies pokes fun at this year’s Academy Award nominees and the controversies revolving the ceremony itself. Take your pick from movies with lessons that are obvious yet still unheeded. And Black Panther. Yes it deserves to be there, so stop it.

Screen Junkies pokes fun at the nine films nominated for Best Picture Academy Awards this year, from Gary Oldman’s fat suit in The Darkest Hour to the fishy shades of grey in The Shape of Water, to that guy from Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

For the latest edition of his Mean Tweets series, Jimmy Kimmel asked some past and present Oscar winners and nominees to read some of the nasty things people have written about them on social media. We thinkg Jeff Bridges had the best retort.

Burger Fiction updates the list that’s guaranteed to set off cinephiles (“How Green Was My freakin’ Valley?!?!”). Here’s a compilation of all the movies that have won the Oscar for Best Picture, from Wings to Spotlight, as well as this year’s nominees.

Screen Junkies pokes fun at this year’s Academy Awards nominees, such as Damien Chazelle’s Hollywood handie, Amy “Leonardo DiCaprio” Adams’ latest Oscar bid, and Casey Affleck’s autobiographical film.

Jackie Chan deservedly joined the likes of Chuck Jones, Orson Welles, Akira Kurosawa and other film industry greats when he received an honorary Oscar at the 2016 Governors Awards. In his speech, he spoke about his excitement and disbelief at finally having his own Oscar.

While The Flippist’s short flipbook animation of Leonardo DiCaprio came out before he actually won the Best Actor Academy Award for The Revenant, that doesn’t make it any less hilarious. Buy the original flipbook on eBay, with proceeds going to Leo’s charity.

With the Oscars upon us, Burger Fiction put together this awesome reel of eye candy which compiles every movie that ever received a nod for best visual effects, from the primitive methods of the 1920s and 30s to the high tech CGI of today, and everything in between.