Oscar nominees 2021: the biggest snubs of the 93rd Academy Awards
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The 2021 Oscar nominees were announced Monday and gave nods to a lot of popular films that debuted this past year while simultaneously snubbing a handful of fan-favorites.
However, of the dozens of nominations announced, critics and fans still found some surprising snubs for some of their favorite artists and films that debuted amid the pandemic. To help movie buffs keep track, below are some of the most talked-about snubs from the 93rd annual Academy Awards: "Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom" Based on the 1982 play of the same name, the film tells the story of a particularly eventful recording session at Paramount recording studios in Chicago with a regarded blues singer, Ma Rainey, and the seasoned Georgia Jazz Band members who play for her.
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