You are missing some great films. 12 Years a Slave is a tough watch, but it is very moving and powerful. Birdman was a surprise as I expected Boyhood to win that year, but it's become a film which impresses me the more I watch it. Spotlight is is very important, and superbly acted, film which is patiently told and, even with some background knowledge, the beginning of the credits is very impactful. I've only seen Moonlight once and keep meaning to rewatch it as I thought it was brilliant, and quite moving.

As I said on the thread, The Shape of Water is a remarkable film. It's funny, moving, thought-provoking, and in a similar category to Pan's Labyrinth in how it made me feel at the end and led to a second watch the next day.