Fans get indignant when their favorite movies are passed over at awards season. These Best Picture Oscar burns were big enough to be felt through the ages. Subscribe: http://goo.gl/9AGRm <br /> <br />What do you think was the biggest snub of recent (or not-so-recent) memory? Do you think we missed anything? Do you agree or disagree with our picks? Let us know in the comments below! <br /> <br />THE LIST <br /> <br />Cool hand Luke (1967) Was admittedly up against a tough field, but it's a movie that's stood the test of time, and absolutely deserved a nomination. <br /> <br />The Dark Knight (2008) Didn't score a nomination in the very last year there were only 5 Best Picture nominations, and the Academy apparently wasn't risking giving a nod to a genre film. <br /> <br />Singin' in the Rain (1952) Hands down one of the greatest movie musicals ever, this absolute timeless classic didn't even get nominated, while the winner - "The Greatest Show on Earth" - is probably on no one's "Best movie ever" list. <br /> <br />Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Maybe its art house indie vibe turned off Academy voters, but ten years later, audiences everywhere still appreciate "Eternal Sunshine" <br /> <br />King Kong (1933) It was the early days of the Academy, but King Kong's impact has endured to this day. <br /> <br />And then a trio of overlooked Hitchcock films: <br /> <br />North By Northwest (1956), Psycho (1957) Vertigo (1958) What have you got against Hitchcock, Academy?! <br /> <br />2001: A Space Odyssey (1968): One of the most groundbreaking works of direction, visual storytelling, and all-around spectacle wasn't even nominated in the Best Picture category. (Though Stanley Kubrick was nominated for Best Director and Screenplay, and won Visual Effects) <br /> <br />Do The Right Thing (1989) One of Spike Lee's first great films isn't even nominated in the year Driving Miss Daisy won.
