The Feud: The Academy Awards by 42fish [Game Over]

The Game Room
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  1. Saving Private Ryan
  2. Shakespeare in Love
  3. Schindler’s List
  4. Paul Newman
  5. Bjork
  6. Sally Field
  7. Retarded/Slow person
  8. Best Picture
  9. Short Documentary
  10. Oscar Wilde
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  1. “Brokeback Mountain”
  2. “Crash”
  3. “Gandhi”
  4. Martin Scorcese
  5. Cher
  6. Sacheen Littlefeather
  7. mentally ill
  8. director
  9. supporting actress
  10. Oscar the grouch
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  1. Casablanca
  2. Shakespeare in Love
  3. Midnight Cowboy
  4. Paul Newman
  5. Jennifer Connally
  6. Vanessa Redgrave
  7. Disabled but spunky/alcoholic
  8. Director
  9. Supporting Actress
  10. De la Renta
24
  1. The Shawshank Redemption
  2. Crash
  3. The Godfather
  4. Al Pacino, Scent of a Woman
  5. Bjork
  6. Sacheen Littlefeather
  7. Someone with a disability (physical/mental)
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best live action short film
  10. Oscar Wilde
25
  1. LA Confidential
  2. Titanic
  3. Schinder’s List
  4. Jack Palance
  5. Bjork
  6. Sally Field
  7. Person with a disability
  8. Best song
  9. Best documentary
  10. Oscar Wilde
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  1. Saving Private Ryan
  2. Shakespeare in Love
  3. The Godfather
  4. Paul Newman
  5. Bjork
  6. Sally Field
  7. Mentally handicapped
  8. Best Animated Feature
  9. Short Documentary
  10. Oscar Wilde
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  1. Goodfellas
  2. Crash
  3. The Godfather
  4. Paul Newman
  5. Cher
  6. Vanessa Redgrave
  7. Someone with a disability
  8. Best Picture
  9. Documentary, Short Subject
  10. Oscar Wilde
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Since we’re nearing that time of year…

  1. Pulp Fiction
  2. Rocky
  3. Gone With the Wind
  4. Al Pacino
  5. Angelina Jolie
  6. Gwyneth Paltrow
  7. Male lead in a chick flick
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best Picture
  10. Oscar Wilde
  11. No idea what was wanted here
    8&9 Never participated in Oscar Pool
  12. Oscar Mayer? Oscar Madison? Oscar Wilde was the only real Oscar i could think of, except the guy from Survivor who was good at challenges.
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  1. Goodfellas
  2. Crash
  3. The Godfather
  4. Denzel Washington ('Training Day")
  5. Jennifer Lopez
  6. James Cameron (“Titanic”)
  7. Mentally handicapped individual (“retard”)
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best Actress
  10. Oscar Meyer
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  1. The Color Purple
  2. Crash
  3. The Godfather
  4. Denzel Washington
  5. Bjork
  6. The fake Indian woman who accepted for Brando
  7. Cripple in a Holocaust film
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best Short Documentary
  10. Oscar Wilde
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  1. Star Wars
  2. Dances With Wolves
  3. Gone With The Wind
  4. John Wayne
  5. Cher
  6. Clint Eastwood
  7. Someone handicapped
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best song
  10. Oscar Mayer

#6 He wasn’t supposed to be on stage as opening host, but Charlton Heston was late(Moses had a flat tire). Watching Clint squint as he tried to read unfamiliar cue cards was hilarious.

#4 For “True Grit”

#3 My answer probably won’t win, but the one I would have liked to put down was “The Best Years of Our Lives.”

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  1. Saving Private Ryan
  2. Crash
  3. The Godfather
  4. Paul Newman
  5. Cher
  6. Sally Field
  7. A person with a disability
  8. Best Picture
  9. Best Supporting Actress
  10. Oscar Wilde
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  1. Goodfellas
  2. The English Patient
  3. The Godfather
  4. Al Pacino
  5. Cher
  6. Vanessa Redgrave
  7. Mentally handicapped
  8. Picture
  9. Foreign-Language Picture
  10. Oscar Wilde

Notes:
2. There’s plenty of older wins that were even worse picks (The Greatest Show on Earth, Cavalcade, etc.) but I figure something recent will get the votes
4. For ‘Scent of a Woman,’ Hoo-HAH!
5. Especially the leather & feathers number she wore in '86: Archive blogs
6. The ‘Zionist hoodlums’ speech

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Note for scoring:

  1. The fake Indian woman who accepted for Brando

is the same person as

  1. Sacheen Littlefeather
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  1. Pulp Fiction
  2. The Aviator
  3. Schindlers List
  4. Schinlders list
  6. Michael moore
  7. Disabled (mentally)
  8. best actor/actress
  9. score
  10. Oscar Wilde
36
  1. Star Wars
  2. Annie Hall
  3. Fellowship of the Ring
  4. George Burns
  5. Jennifer Lopez
  6. Sally Field
  7. A mentally challenged person
  8. Best Film
  9. Cinematography
  10. Wilde
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  1. Avatar
  2. Hurt Locker
  3. Braveheart
  4. Julia Roberts
  5. Cher
  6. Vanessa Redgrave
  7. Hero
  8. Best supporting Actor
  9. Best Song
  10. Oscar Meyer
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  1. Pulp Fiction
  2. Crash
  3. Silence of the Lambs
  4. Al Pacino
  5. Julia Roberts
  6. Sally Field
  7. Disabled Person
  8. Best Actor
  9. Best Score
  10. Oscar Robertson
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  1. Raging Bull
  2. Crash
  3. Unforgiven
  4. John Wayne for True Grit
  5. Cher
  6. Michael Moore
  7. Physically/mentally challenged
  8. Full length Animated feature
  9. Suporrting Actress
  10. Oscar Wilde
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I have absolutely no chance in this feud, so I’m sitting it out. I can’t even remember what films/actors/actresses have won from year to year, let alone which ones did -not- win. :stuck_out_tongue: