Best picture

A lack of diversity has been a major criticism at the events, with failure to nominate black or minority actors in 2016 led to the #OscarsSoWhite backlash.

"BlacKkKlansman" director was reportedly "visibly angry" at Academy's decision.

Best Picture winners are often polite, conventional movies that everyone likes but no one loves.

Which Best Picture nominees got the best reaction from audiences and critics, and which overlooked movies should have been nominated?

We've found out which Best Picture winner critics believe deserved the prize the most—and which were the most baffling additions to the prestigious list.

Some of the Best Picture winners are timeless classics like Gone with the Wind, All About Eve, and Titanic. But some are headscratchers, like do you remember "Cimarron"?

No Academy love for these 2017 standouts. Maybe watch them instead of the Oscars—they're bound to be more entertaining.

Director Jordan Peele has accomplished the impossible: He got the Academy to pay attention to a horror movie.

Nominees will be announced on Tuesday, January 23, starting at 8:22 a.m. ET.

Finalists for this year's awards will be announced Tuesday, January 23.

The Best Picture blunder is everything we should have expected from this years' Oscars.

After Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced "La La Land" as best picture, Barry Jenkins's mesmerizing coming-of-age film ultimately got the award.

Is 'La La Land' predestined to beat 'Moonlight'?

Did you hear the one about the female-driven movie that got ignored by the Oscars?

The NYFCC has historically been accurate in predicting Oscar winners ahead of the race.

The Academy considers its policy of increasing the number of Best Picture nominees a failure, a report claims.

Kiss that popcorn goodbye: Audiences move from theaters to hand-helds.