Worst Oscar Winners: A Ranking

0:00Reporting from The Daily News Now, I'm Corey with the latest entertainment headlines. With the 98th Academy Awards set for March 15th, excitement is building for a solid best-picture lineup. No major flops this time around, unlike some past years. But history shows the Oscars have crowned a few real duds as top films. A fresh-ranking spotlight's the 10 worst best-picture winners ever, kicking off as number 1 is the Broadway melody from 1929. It was the first sound film to take the prize, but comes off as thin and overly sappy. Number 2 goes to Crash from 2005. The strong cast couldn't save its clumsy handling of racism and prejudice in Los Angeles. It famously edged out Brokeback Mountain, leaving many fans stunned. In third, the greatest show on Earth from 1952. Cecil beat the mill's flashy circus tale Beat High Noon and feels more like a nod to his career than movie magic. Other entries like Slumdog Millionaire, with its awkward Bollywood finale, Out of Africa,

1:03too slow it over two hours, and Shakespeare and Love, A, jumbled mix of romance and history. Keep the gripes coming. These picks remind us Oscar Gold doesn't always mean gold standard. This Dean and Story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.