The Big Lebowski, the story of The Dude, a slacker bowler commissioned by a millionaire who shares his name to ransom the millionaire’s wife. Quirky comedy still isn’t the Academy’s strong suit after all these years, and the Coen Brothers’ genre-bending approach has often left it saying “What even is this?” While their No Country for Old Men scored four wins and Fargo two, with several other films nominated, their lighter fare – including, most likely, the upcoming Hail, Caesar – tends to fall under the radar. Here are the 12 Worst Oscar Snubs of All Time. Meaning that they Academy didn’t miss the mark by an inch, but by a mile. At this juncture, we should mention that our choices weren’t even nominated for an Oscar. As a new Oscar season gets under way and the outcry over what the Academy has ignored is especially strong (hint: #OscarsSoWhite), we take a look at the notable Oscar misses that have stood the test of time a lot better than their contemporaries. In the worst of worst cases, great films, actors or directors don’t even get nominated. Which is why it likewise matters when the Oscars fail, fail to recognize the talent or work that history has vindicated. Predicting the choices of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences when it comes to the annual Academy Awards is generally more guesswork than science or art, but recognition matters, and when it comes to recognizing movies that the market might otherwise overlook, nothing carries more weight than that tiny gold statuette. You Are Reading : 12 Worst Oscar Snubs of All Time The movies didn’t even get nominated for an Oscar, yet they’re some of the most memorable films ever made. Stanley Kubrick and Jack Nicholson, The Shining (1980)

8 Sidney Poitier, In The Heat of the Night (1967).Darling Diva Did IQs Just Drop Sharply While I Was.Grace-full Nail Polish Stop the Show and Red Tint.Darling Diva Have You Ever Been Mistaken for a Man?.Photos show three coats of Synonym Bun over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite. In any case, I did apply a quick-dry topcoat to this manicure. This polish seems to have a particularly intimate symbiosis with topcoat that is difficult to describe. If you do use topcoat, especially a quick-dry topcoat, be aware that it will transform both the appearance of the base color and the holographic effects. Synonym Bun dries naturally in very good time to a beautiful glossy finish, so if you wished to forgo topcoat you would still have the glossy look that topcoat brings to a manicure. I experienced very little pigment travel with a bit of accompanying trace staining. Andrea suggests using three coats for fullest color, so that's what I did. But opacity builds quite quickly with wearable coverage after two coats.

There's a degree of translucence to the formula, so the first coat is somewhat sheer. This is a user-friendly polish that is a pleasure to work with, amenable to thin to medium coats and not in the least bit finicky. Direct sunlight generates a slender flame-shaped band of deep glowing indigo with a corona of red sparks that perfectly complements the deep rich red-brown of the base color.Īpplication was sweet! The consistency of Synonym Bun is fluid, light and very smooth, with an easy, self-leveling flow over the nail. The holographic effects are somewhat internalized and do more to shade the base color with varying tones of auburn, rust and deep cordovan. It deepens and develops a rich igneous glow. With topcoat, the base color becomes exponentially more intense. However, I can tell you that without topcoat it has a perfect linear prismatic flare in rainbow colors that floats over a gleaming semi-metallic flash of red-brown. I'm of the camp that never, ever goes without topcoat, so that the topcoated version is what you will see in my photos. It's a dark mahogany or sinopia, an earthy organic red-brown with a certain golden radiance to it that gives it a wonderful fiery quality.Īndrea advises that topcoat alters both the color and holographic effects, and that it does. Creator Andrea describes this as a 'warm reddish brown linear holo,' and I agree.

Synonym Bun was recently released by California-based indie polish maker Indigo Bananas as part of the Fall 2015 Holo collection just last month.

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