Midnight Cowboy (1969) is the only X-rated film ever to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. The film was originally given an R rating by the MPAA, but United Artists' studio head Arthur Krim elected to self-apply the X-rating, which at the time merely meant "Adults Only" and did not connote pornography. The X-rating was a self-applied rating. It was not a trademarked rating; therefore it became very popular in the marketing of low budget sexually explicit exploitation films, and in 1970 the studio resubmitted Midnight Cowboy to the MPAA and it received its original R-rating without edits. Midnight Cowboy has also been deemed "culturally significant" by the Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
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∙ 2010-07-08 23:22:59The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1970 went to Patton.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1987 went to The Last Emperor.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1969 went to Midnight Cowboy.
The Oscar for Best Picture of 1929 went to "The Broadway Melody."The Broadway Melody
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1985 went to Out of Africa.The best film in the year 1985 is Out Of Africa. This was a romantic movie.
Rocky won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1976. In 1977, Annie Hall won the Oscar for Best Picture.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1970 went to Patton.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1992 went to Unforgiven.
Wings (1927) is the first black and white film to win the Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture. It is also the only silent film to win Best Picture.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1987 went to The Last Emperor.
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1969 went to Midnight Cowboy.
The Oscar for Best Picture of 1929 went to "The Broadway Melody."The Broadway Melody
The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture in 1985 went to Out of Africa.The best film in the year 1985 is Out Of Africa. This was a romantic movie.
Chicago (2002) was the last musical film to win the Oscar for Best picture. The previous musical winner of the Oscar for Best Picture was Carol Reed's Oliver! (1968), gap of 4 decades.
Casablanca.
"The Sting."
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