Best Actor Oscar nominees that should've won

1927/8: Emil Jannings
1929/30: George Arliss, Disraeli
1934: Clark Gable, It Happened One Night
1935: The Informer/Mutiny on the Bounty
1936: Gary Cooper, Mr. Deeds Goes To Town
1937: Fredrich March/Paul Muni, A Star is Born/The Life of Emilie Zola
1938: James Cagney, Angels with Dirty Faces
1939: Jimmy Stewart, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1940: Charlie Chaplin, the Great Dictator
1941: Orson Welles, Citizen Kane
1942: James Cagney, Yankee Doodle Dandy
1943: Humphrey Bogart, Casablanca
1945: Bing Crosby, the Bells of St. Mary
1946: James Stewart, It's a Wonderful Life
1947: Ronald Colman, A Double Life
1948: Lawrence Olivier, Hamlet
1949: Gregory Peck, 12' o clock High
1950: Jose Ferrer, Cyrano de Bergerac
1951: Marlon Brando, A Streetcar named Desire
1952: Gary Cooper, High Noon
1953: Marlon Brando, Julius Caesar
1954: James Mason, A Star is Born
1956: James Dean, Giant
1959: Ben-Hur, Charlton Heston
1960: Jack Lemmon, the Apartment
1961: Paul Newman, the Hustler
1962: Peter O'Toole, Lawrence of Arabia
1963: Albert Finney, Tom Jones
1964: Rex Harrison, My Fair Lady
1966: Paul Scofeld, A Man of All Seasons
1967: Dustin Hoffman, The Graduate
1968: Peter O'Toole, The Lion in Winter
1969: Midnight Cowboy
1970: George C. Scott, Patton
1971: Gene Hackman, the French Connection
1972: Marlon Brando, the Godfather
1973: Al Pacino, Serpico, The Godfather Part II 1975: Dog Day Afternoon
1976: Robert De Niro, Taxi Driver
1977: Woody Allen, Annie Hall
1978: Robert De Niro, The Deer Hunter
1979: Dustin Hoffman, Kramer vs Kramer
1980: Robert De Niro, Raging Bull
1981: Henry Fonda, On Golden Pond
1982: Paul Newman, the Verdict
1984: Tom Hulce, Amadeus
1985: Jon Voight, Runaway Train
1986: Paul Newman, the Color of Money
1987: Robin Williams/William Hurt, Good Morning, Vietnam/Broadcast News
1988: Dustin Hoffman, Rain Man
1989: Daniel Day-Lewis, My Left Foot
1991: Robert De Niro, Cape Fear
1992: Clint Eastwood, Unforgiven/Denzel Washington Malcolm X
1993: Daniel Day-Lewis, In the Name of the Father
1994: Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump
1995: Richard Dreyffus, Mr. Holland's Opus
1996: Billy Bob Thornton, Sling Blade
1997: Matt Damon, Good Will Hunting
1998: Edward Norton, American History X
1999: Kevin Spacey, American Beauty, Richard Farnsworth, The Straight Story
2000: Russell Crowe, Gladiator
2001: Tom Wilkinson, In the Bedroom
2002: Daniel Day-Lewis, Gangs of New York
2003: Johnny Depp, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
2004: Leonardo DiCaprio, The Aviator
2005: Heath Ledger, Brokeback Mountain
2006: Leonardo DiCaprio, Blood Diamond
2007: Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood
2008: Frank Langella, Frost/Nixon
2009: Colin Firth, A Single Man
2010: Jesse Eisenberg, The Social Network
2011: Brad Pitt, Moneyball
2012: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master
2013: Leonardo DiCaprio, the Wolf of Wall Street
2014: Michael Keaton, Birdman

List of Oscar nominees that should've won Best Screenplay

1940: The Great Dictator
1941: Citizen Kane
1944: Wilson
1946: The Seventh Veil
1947: Monsieur Verdoux
1949: Paisan/The Quiet One
1950: Sunset Blvd
1951: An American in Paris
1953: Titanic
1954: On the Waterfront
1955: The Red Balloon
1957:  I Vitelloni
1958: Teacher's Pet
1959: North by Northwest
1960: The Apartment
1961: La Dolce Vita
1962: Divorce, Italian Style
1963: 8 1/2
1966: Blowup
1967: Bonnie and Clyde
1968: 2001: A Space Odyssey
1969: The Wild Bunch
1970: Patton
1972: Murmur of the Heart
1973: The Sting
1975: Chinatown
1976: Network
1977: Annie Hall
1978: The Deer Hunter/Interiors
1979: Manhattan/All that Jazz
1980: mon'Uncle d'Amerinique
1981: Chariots of Fire
1982: E.T.
1983: Tender Mercies
1984: Broadway Danny Rose
1985: Back to the Future/The Purple Rose of Cairo/Brazil
1986: Platoon
1987: Broadcast News
1988: A Fish Called Wanda
1989: Dead Poets Society
1990: Metropolitan
1991: Boyz n the Hood
1992: Unforgiven
1993: The Piano
1994: Pulp Fiction
1995: The Usual Suspects
1996: Fargo
1997: Good Will Hunting
1998: Shakespeare in Love
1999: Magnolia
2000: Gladiator
2001: Memento
2003: Lost in Translation
2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005: Syriana
2006: Babel
2007: Juno
2008: WALL-E/In Bruges
2009: Inglourious Basterds
2010: Inception
2011: A Separation
2012: Django Unchained
2013: Her

Inside the Mind of Leonardo Da Vinci

History Films' Da Vinci film is a great look at the character of Da Vinci,
played by ,
the 12th Dr
of Dr Who fame,
in 3D!

Seriously though, this film got me thinking as to how Peter Capaldi got neglected for the Academy Award this year for playing this role so well, in Locke-like monologues.
Normally when you're given a tale of Da Vinci, its asexual, pre-school telling of the horrible things done to him by the church. This film is the best antithesis of that, not to mention 2D vs 3D.
This is a new approach and mockumentary, with 3D effects, visual effects that really stimulate and educate.
It has very good quality images rivaling that of Captain America/Spartacus intro credits. It's a film where the HD works and the education and artistic value is quite comprehendable. Peter Capaldi is a great actor with great research, and everybody friggin hates Moffat for some odd reason

Top Academy Award winning films

1. The Godfather
2. Midnight Cowboy
3. No Country for Old Men
4. The French Connection
5. Ordinary People
6. Gladiator
7. Tom Jones
8. The Godfather Part II
9. American Beauty
10. The Deer Hunter
11. Amadeus
12. Platoon
13. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
14. The Silence of the Lambs
15. Schindler's List
16. Rain Man
17. The Hurt Locker
18. The Sting
19. The Bridge on the River Kwai
20. From Here to Eternity
21. An American in Paris
22. All About Eve
23. The English Patient
24. West Side Story
25. The Sound of Music
26. Slumdog Millionaire
27. Rebecca
28. Casablanca
29. Dances with Wolves
30. A Man for All Seasons

1. Annie Hall
2. 12 Years a Slave
3. Ben Hur
4. A Beautiful Mind
5. Shakespeare in Love
6. Forrest Gump
7. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
8. The King's Speech
9. Kramer vs Kramer
10. Rocky
11. Titanic
12. Braveheart

Call of Duty Advanced Warfare features wonderful new locales

We fucking fight in North Korea.
Fuck.
Make the damn game be about human rights violations in a Tell Tale like setting or a parody of the Producers where you make an Interview-like film.
Fighting another Middle Eastern person after losing your arm in a war in North Korea that no one in the US gives a shit about.
Then they get a little bit more creative by having fighting in places that aren't commonly associated with terrorism, before they go to new Baghadad.

DNA experimentation screw ups. Do they fight a monster or something? Probably some zombie mod bullshit I'm guessing.

The game does nothing different that other games such as Halo have done way better, and even that's not considered a classic.

Albeit, it is a nice homage to Forrest Gump's version of Back to the Future Part II. Thank you, Robert Zemeckis!

Ideas to make Capcom better

Devil May Cry vs DMC
Devil May Cry Smash Bros DLC
EX Troopers vs Eco Fighters game
Bionic Commando vs Spider-Man
Resident 1-3 vs 4-6
Original Resident Evil 4 Ghosts
Resident Evil MMORPG
Resident Evil Call of Duty
Resident Evil Left 4 Dead
Resident Evil vs House of Dead
Remake Gunsmoke
Make a Tatsunoko vs Capcom movie
Make a Capcom vs SNK movie
Making Games for Disney again
Make a Dino Crisis which also has Chris Pratt for some odd reason. Heck, take Amy Poehler, the real star of Parks & Recreation
Release a Project X Zone movie
Release a Capcom vs SNK movie
Make a Marvel vs Capcom movie
Make a Commando-Bionic Commando-Arnold Schwarzenegger's Commando crossover: Remember what Arnold said to the guy from the Warriors, Capcom! You don't want to end up like that guy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBY5DMo0seY
Kenny Omega in Street Fighter V
Kenny Omega Man in the next Mega Man
Mega Man vs Deus Ex
Mega Man vs Metroid
Mega Man vs Mario
Mega Man vs Street Fighter for real! Not fan made!
Release Mega Man Legends 3
Release Mega Man Universe
Release a Mega Man cartoon on Cartoon Network
Make another Darkstalkers game.
Make more Breath of Fire game
Write better story and more interesting characters in Dead Rising
Release a new graphics Capcom's Disney Afternoon game
Release any Mega Man game
Release another Final Fight
Release the most difficult Ghost n Goblins game in the world
Release all these games including your own system
Make your own system have exclusive rights to Shenmue III

The best Mavel vs Capcom crossovers, Nintendo could have

Nintendo vs SEGA: Sonic Fighters, Virtual Fighter, Fighting Vipers
Nintendo vs Square-Enix:

• Link,vs Fighter 
• Mario Kart vs, Little Big Planet Kart,
• Front Mission vs Advance Wars, 
• Ganon vs Vincent, 
• NESS vs JENOVA,

Nintendo vs Apple: Mario vs Angry Birds
Nintendo vs Capcom: Mario vs Mega Man/Ryu, Luigi vs Ken, Wario vs Dan,
Nintendo vs Playstation: Nintendo vs Square-Enix as well as Sly Cooper, Sack Boy,
Nintendo vs Xbox:
You can play Nintendo

• (Ninja Gaiden) vs Ninja Gaiden (Xbox and beyond!) 
• GoldenEye vs COD, 
• Perfect Dark vs Halo,
• Kid Icarus vs HALO, 
• Mario vs Madden

Favorite movies of my uncle

1. Natural Born Killers
2. Fight Club
3. The Matrix
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Star Wars
6. T2
7. The Silence of the Lambs
8. Django Unchained
9. Kill Bill
10. My Neighbor Totoro
11. The Dark Knight

My favorite movies I watched 2014

1. Wreck-It-Ralph: a tale of the struggles of the haves and have nots
2. Hard Eight: a tale of a unique form of loving fatricide by a father
3. Boogie Nights: a Citizen Kane regarding the film industry
4. The Graduate: a Simpsons event
5. The Last Wave: an overlooked film in a year of great films
6. The Grand Budapest Hotel: A great homage to the Shining
7. Ghostbusters: A great inspiration of Eyes Wide Shut
8. The Godfather vs
9. Citizen Kane: A great battle of the best vs the best.
10. Daisies: a European classic.
11. House: I was in the mood for Halloween films this year. This really got me into J-horror.
12. The Demon: A tale about Japanese families
13. The Truman Show: A tale about America dystopia
14. The Wolf of Wall Street: a director coming back to his finest. (I've since seen others' research for Shutter Island and am considering going back at that statement.
15. Orpheus: Great use of film to create effects without blockbuster production values.

Xbox 360 controls are glitched for Urban Chaos