Leonardo DiCaprio, Amy Adams, and Other Members of the Oscars Snub Club

Ever since 1929, the Academy Awards have honored some of our greatest cinematic performances and films—but they don’t always get it right. Welcome to the “snub club.” It’s a group of epic films, iconic directors and big-screen superstars that were under-appreciated, unheralded and sometimes completely ignored by the Academy.

We’re talking movie titans such as Tom Cruise, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mia Farrow, Sigourney Weaver and Samuel L. Jackson, who don’t have a single win among them, and forgotten films that have defeated iconic masterpieces for Best Picture—like It’s a Wonderful Life, which lost in 1947 to The Best Years of Our Lives—or fan favorites that got no awards at all (The Shawshank Redemption, we’re looking at you).

Check out our highlights of these four: Amy Adams, 'Brokeback Mountain', Encanto's 'We Don't Talk About Bruno and of course Leonardo DiCaprio.

Read more about the Oscar's "snub club": parade.com/1350972/maramovies/oscar-snubs/

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