The Academy Awards features 21 categories to honor films, yet several outstanding films are overlooked each year, leaving audiences surprised. This includes Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut," David Fincher's "Zodiac," and Kenneth Branagh's "Much Ado About Nothing." These films, despite their quality and critical reception, did not secure any nominations, indicating a disconnect between popular sentiment and Academy recognition. Recent trends suggest that this pattern continues, exemplified by the snubbing of films like "Challengers," which many expected to receive recognition. Such omissions raise questions about the nomination process itself.
Each year, the Academy Awards recognize the best films of the year, but some quality films fail to receive any nominations, even if they've been generating buzz.
Not all critically acclaimed films achieve Oscar recognition, leading to surprising snubs that can overshadow even the favorites.
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