This is a Best Picture winner that makes sense to me, in the sense that I can see the reasoning behind why it would win. It's about westward travel in the US, about what is essentially the American Dream: building a life. It's just so dull and unmemorable.

The very beginning, with the land rush and those scenes where there is a start to a settlement and people are just starting to establish is interesting but it goes downhill from there.

At the end of the day, Cimarron other than being pretty dull has not aged well at all and not very deserving of being remembered.

This was better and funnier than I was expecting it to be. It's funny but it's also sad that there are actually people in the world like this.

As a big fan of Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer, I couldn't help but this was just so cute.

The only Best Picture Winner in Academy history to win it's sole nomination for Best Picture and nothing else. It's a ensemble movie for sure, which makes that an even weirder choice because there are several performances worthy of nominations.

It's even a movie worthy of some kind of nominations other than the one. I'm not a big fan of the story, it's rather nice looking movie production wise and even how it is shot.

There's not a terrible lot to say about this, Grand Hotel is a fine movie with a great cast.

Excellent world building, good characters, good action scenes, and an overall interesting concept makes this so great in terms of scifi movies and movies in general. Glad I chose this as my first watch of the year.