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9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn’t Want To Miss

From Parasite to Ford v Ferrari, these Oscar-winning movies offer a lifetime of adventure that you can’t deny.

Mantasha Naseem by Mantasha Naseem
November 16, 2020
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Every year, the best and most brilliant of Hollywood meet together at one star-studded occasion to glorify their greatest achievements. Yes, we are talking of the Academy Awards, better known as the Oscars. After binge-watching, tons of different genres, the whole year, you might not want to miss these Oscar-winning masterpieces that have come up as the year 2020’s bests.

So brace yourself while we present to you, the list of Oscar-winning movies of 2020. While some of the movies are shoo-ins, others might make you scratch your head so let’s get started.

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1. Ford v Ferrari

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
Image source: The Indian Express

Are you one of those folk who watched Ron Howard’s Rush half a decade ago, and has since then been marvelling why there are not more narratives about race drivers? Well, get ready for a new tale, as your prayers have been answered – Ford vs Ferrari is the new, exciting, crowd-pleasing, big-budget, star-powered remedy you need. Whether you are a devotee of racing or not, this is a piece of entertainment you mustn’t miss.

Plot: The American car designer Carroll Shelby and the driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics, and their own emotional demons to invent the rebellious race car for Ford. Moreover, they challenge Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the year 1966.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

2. The Irishman

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
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The Irishman is another epic movie by Scorsese with a crew that is second to none.
With a mixture of historical gangster, storytelling, and the main personality weaving throughout, it without any disturbance makes the movie a must-watch, fated to become another Scorsese classic.

Plot: In the 1950s, truck driver Frank Sheeran gets entangled with Russell Bufalino and his Pennsylvania fraud family. As Sheeran dominates the ranks to become a top hitman, he also goes to help Jimmy Hoffa an influential Teamster, tied to a standardized crime.

Stream the movie here: Netflix

3. Jojo Rabbit

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
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Jojo Rabbit will make your adrenaline rush for the fact, it is filled with a wild energy that hits beats across the emotional range with stunning exactness.

Plot: The Director, Taika Waititi observes an outstanding tradition with this ‘strange art comedy’ about a boy maturing in Nazi Germany, who finds out that his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their home. The film lags to cut to the dark heart of the matter and can be considered to be the best poetic anti-war films made.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

4. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
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Thrillingly unrestricted yet solidly made, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood tempers Tarantino’s inflammatory impulses with the transparency of a mature filmmaker’s vision. It’s a raucous conflict between two distinct ideas: The director’s emotional anxieties and the real story of the end of the 1960s. The plot is construed as a tapestry template that falls down in characters like twinkling beads and contemplates the story as it weaves slowly around them.

Plot: A receded television actor and his stunt double strive to attain attention and success in the film industry during the last years of Hollywood’s Golden Age in 1969.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime

5. Marriage Story

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
Image source: Netflix

Watched the Revolutionary Road? Here is another tale that you can relate to. We all know that not all endings are cheerful and our lives are injected with goodbyes.
Marriage has its own too—but it’s constructed to end only when we do. As the institution itself was created to last. But as we say, “For better or worse. For richer or poorer. Till death do us part. A happy ending.” But do every story has a happy ending?

Plot: The story is about, the Director’s (Noah Baumbach) incisive and sympathetic look at a marriage breaking up and a family sticking together. The film unwraps with a montage as Charlie and Nicole list what they love about each other, a remark of positivity before things get controversial, says their therapist. Did Charlie cheat on Nicole, or is Nicole upset because she gave up what could have been a movie star lifestyle to do theatre in New York?

Stream the movie here: Netflix

6. 1917

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
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Hard-hitting, satisfying, and a remarkable technical achievement, 1917 portrays the trench war of World War I with fresh, startling nearness making it one of the best warfare movies.

Plot: Two young British fighters during World War I are given a hazardous mission: Deliver news in enemy territory that will stop 1,600 men, comprising one of the soldiers’ brothers, from walking into a toxic trap.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

7. Joker

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
Image source: NME.com

“I used to think that my life is a TRAGEDY but now I realise that it is nothing but COMEDY” Intriguing much? Starring Joaquin Phoenix, as the lead, has made the move a hit on the screens. The movie is a dark and disturbing take on the lineages of the DC villain.

Guess, how interesting and disturbing it can be to watch a tragic comedy.

Plot: In Gotham City, the mentally disturbed jokester Arthur Fleck is neglected and mistreated by society. He then undertakes on a downward spiral of rebellion and bloodstained crime.

This road brings him face-to-face with his alter ego: the Joker.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

8. Little Women

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
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Reflected by strong performances and lovable characters, ‘Little Women’ is a pertinent anecdote of a classic bestseller, as poetic as it is real. It can be seen as a comment for accepting the diversity within gender and not being critical.

The movie is an objection against a society which anticipates all women to obey to its concepts of the “ideal woman”, which is highly unacceptable as women have minds, souls, as well as hearts as any other human.

Plot: Jo March evaluates her life, telling the special story of the March sisters — four young women each determined to live life on her own terms and conditions. There is a representation of the unjustness when it comes to family dynamics — how one sibling is always loaded with the family commitments, while the other gets away fairly easy in life. But above all, there is also the irresistible love, concern and care which settles the issues and restores the relationships.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

9. Parasite

9 Oscar-Winning Movies of 2020 That You Wouldn't Want To Miss
Image source: The Indian Express

Do you want to watch a movie that will have your belly in knots during many scenes? Or want to watch a movie that will have you conflicted about who you’re supporting? Nevertheless of your answers, watch Parasite.

The South Korean movie Parasite, ferocious, chilling is an essential thrill ride about social inequality and has made history by becoming the first foreign-language film to be succeeding as the best picture.

Words won’t do justice to this movie, as it disobeys any easy pigeonhole. Wriggles free from fitting into a single genre can be contemplated both a mainstream crowd-pleaser and masterpiece of art.

It brilliantly uncovers the capitalist policy in society that has been related to the ‘Parasite’ in the picture. The class disparity, the economical boundaries set by the same people are the entire issues, the movie revolves around, balancing all emotions fairly beautiful.

Plot: All unemployed, Kitakek and his family take a unique interest in the wealthy and glamorous Parks, as they ingratiate themselves into their lives and get intertwined in an unexpected incident.

Stream the movie here: Amazon Prime 

This time, watch on our recommendations and trust us, TSA never disappoints.
Happy binge-watching!

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