Top 10 best American movies to win the golden statue of Oscar
America is one of the countries where many of the most entertaining achievements are the popular films that achieved the Oscar-gold statue. Each of these films has been screened in each era, with outstanding actors along with their talented directors and great storylines. The perfection of the films has been admired by many spectators and famous throughout the world. American films or Oscar-winning gold is not only entertaining but also meaningful human messages. After I want to send you to read the American movies or earn Oscar gold, please read through.
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Platoon (1986)
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Director Oliver Stone brought one of the most realistic films of the Vietnam War as he cruelty and really shocked the viewer what took place at the time in Vietnam. Platoon himself helped Oliver become one of the leading directors and brought in revenue of US $138 million when it was screened outside the cinema at the time.
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The Theory Of Everything (2014)
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Based on the Travelling to Infinity memoir: My Life with Stephen Jane Hawking-the first wife of Stephen Hawking, the film tells of the extraordinary life but unhappiness as well as the love for her physicist, the talented astronomy on the journey against the critical illness, to continue to pursue and devote to the science of space.
According to Director James Marsh, he had to take nearly a decade to prepare for the birth of The Theory Of Everything after years of incubation. Being invested very carefully, the "choosing the face of gold" also makes him weigh, so much to measure. He eventually took up this heavy role in the hands of Eddie Redmayne. To challenge themselves and prove to the public and the critics themselves as talented and motivated young actors, Eddie took the time to chat, do friends, share with Professor Stephen to better understand his life. Thanks to his talent as well as his thoughtful investment, he has convinced the audience as well as the Arts Council and received the golden statue of Oscar in the category of Best actor.
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Forrest Gump (1994)
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Forrest Gump was a misfortune child when he was born without a father, more than likely to be reduced. Forrest has always been bullied by friends and pages. Forrest's only friend Jenny and later was the man of Forrest in love for life. Jenny himself has discovered his special abilities, which is... Run. University graduation, Forrest enlisted and participated in Vietnam. Thanks to the ability to run by Forrest to escape from death on the battlefield, not only will they save their teammates. After leaving the battlefield, thanks to his ability to play table tennis excellence, he became famous. But, the various serial incidents that appeared have changed the entire life of Forrest.
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Spotlight (2015)
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Spotlight is an American crime biographical film directed by Tom McCarthy and was scripted by McCarthy and Josh Singer. The film interviews the "Spotlight" Group of The Boston Globe, a continuous newspaper of the oldest investigation in The United States, the investigation of the widespread and systemic child sexual abuse investigations in the Boston area by many Catholic priests. Based on a series of true stories from the "Spotlight" group, the film has received 6 Academy Award nominations and won Best film, Best Original Screenplay.
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Moonlight (2016)
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Moonlight is one of the American films or directed by Barry Jenkins, based on Tarell's Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue script. With the performance of Trevante Rhodes, André Holland, Janelle Monáe, Ashton Sanders, Naomie Harris and Mahershala Ali, Moonlight shows three phases of the protagonist's life, discovering the difficulties faced by this character in terms of gender identity and physical violence. The film earned US $27 million globally and was praised by the specialisation. Moonlight received five academy nominations at the 89 season, winning best film, Best Supporting Actor (Ali) and best Adapted screenplay. It is the first film to feature the entire cast of color, also the first LGBT film and the film with THE second-lowest inland turnover (after The Hurt Locker) winning The Academy Award. Editor of the film, Joi McMillon, became the first Ebony woman to win an Academy Award nomination for editing and Ali was the first Muslim to win the Ocar for acting.
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