The essential podcast Had_Oscar_Buzz rolls out the 100 greatest Oscar snubs of all time. Justice, at last, for big-screen comedy!
A monthlong change in format for "This Had Oscar Buzz" -- a podcast that normally examines a high-profile movie that received zero Oscar nominations -- has resulted in a highly entertaining five-part series that will culminate Monday with what hosts Joe Reid and Chris Feil feel is the biggest Oscar snub of all time.
Hear the final episode and catch up with the rest on Spotify, iTunes or your preferred podcast platform. Notable titles featured in the show's usual format include Martin Scorsese's"Shutter Island," Jordan Peele's"Us" and Wes Anderson's"The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" ... among 200-plus others.
The episode begins with a Harvilla monologue that reckons with the entire"Batman" filmography, Chicago legend Wesley Willis and singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston before coming to Kurt Cobain's iconic anthem -- and tying them all together. And then comes a rambling, electrifying interview with Cobain's widow, Courtney Love, who sings what she says are the song's original lyrics.
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