Films like "Zodiac," "Widows," and "Eyes Wide Shut" were overlooked by the Oscars despite critical acclaim and renowned directors and actors.

Sunday's Oscars gala looks set for a nail-biting finale, with "Anora" and "Conclave" equally tipped by pundits to win best picture after a twisty awards season in which favorites have swiftly risen and spectacularly faltered.

Edward Berger's thriller about papal selection earned a DGA nomination and a SAG nod for Ralph Fiennes. The film won the Golden Globe for best screenplay, and while Berger missed out on a directing Oscar, Isabella Rossellini secured a supporting actress nomination.

Culkin, a former Emmy Winner, plays the role of Benji Kaplan in the movie. He’s already won the Golden Globe Award for Actor in a Supporting Role, and is the frontrunner for the Oscar. Culkin has received acclaim for his standout performance, and his ability to elicit strong emotional responses from viewers while still having a comedic touch.

For the past 25 years, a bunch of villains and antagonists have won the Oscars' best supporting actor category. We rank the best of the best.

Sorry, "Crash." Apologies to "Green Book." We're fixing some of the biggest mistakes made in the Oscars' best picture race over the years.