Harrison Ford presenting the Best Picture Oscar® for "Schindler's List" to Steven Spielberg, Gerald R. Molen and Branko Lustig at the the 66th Annual Academy Awards® in 1994.
"People died infront of me on the camps. The last words were 'Be a witness of my murder. Tell to the world how I died. Remember!'" These lines will haunt me forever.
"Please teach this in your schools" Every Generation in my school has seen this movie since 2002. I live in Germany, Baden-Württemberg, and they were taught about everything that happened in the Holocaust.
Sometimes the presenter can be a giveaway on who wins. I figured Schindler's List was going to win when Harrison Ford was the presenter. I then said the same thing in 2007 when Spielberg, Lucas, and Coppola were presenting "Best Director", I knew Martin Scorsese was going to finally win his Oscar for the Departed.
Kevin Bull that would make sense except Harrison Ford was in The Fugitive, so if him being up there was indicative of the winner it would’ve been that one (though I do see why it seems that way since you know who the winner is already
It's in Quran 5:32 - "That is why We decreed for the Children of Israel that whoever kills a soul, without [its being guilty of] manslaughter or corruption on the earth, is as though he had killed all mankind, and whoever saves a life is as though he had saved all mankind"
@@PP-ys2bo Is it? Well it was corrupted by your people itself. Don't worry the new pope will include it. It will be included in ”New John Cena 2023:01”
the fact that Spielberg made both Jurassic park and schindler's list in 1993 is beyond me. schindler's list won 7 Oscars, and the rest won by Jurassic park (3 Oscars). goddamn it steve
His speech at the ceremony was very moving, and how amazing after such a terrible childhood in Auschwitz to then go on and achieve such a successful career. נוח על משכבך בשלום 🌷🌷🌷
@@amaanshaikh3925 I've seen the movies countless times and the only one I remember winning the Oscar is Spielberg. I didn't know who Branko was either, but his face looked familiar. Next time I watch the film I will remember that he also won an Oscar and played the part of the nightclub maitre d' who says when asked by the German officer: who is that? Branko responds, "that's Oscar Schindler!"
@@goranskrnjug Im Croat, I think he was in my school once but I'm not sure. We had a presentation about the Holocaust and a few survivors came, and I swear one looked like him. I don't remember tho. I have a big respect for him, I'm very proud he is from my country.
AVoiceOfOpinion93 While it wasn’t a film, a film legend received an honorary Oscar for his contribution to cinema and had a 12 minute standing ovation. That man’s name was Charles Chaplin in the early 1970’s!
Get this for fitting AND ironic: Harrison played Indiana Jones for Steven, then declined the part of Oskar Schindler for fear that viewers would be unable to overlook his action hero persona in such a dramatic, important movie, and then he presented this award to that film over one of his own.
I think it's different because he declined it for the good of the film (and I totally agree with his point). If he just turned it down as a pure career choice then you'd probably taste the salt lol I will say though he doesn't seem to want to announce the winner let alone be at the event at all. He was just so 😒. No F's were given that day lol
Hands down, the best story teller of all time. Spielberg made a movie that touches every ounce of your humanity, and shows the inhumanity towards fellow humans in a way that it produces emotion when even discussing the movie. This was an experience that everyone should allow themselves to be a part of by searching this masterpiece out and taking 3 hrs of your day to sit back and let yourselves be taken to one of the darkest periods in our lifetime
The man who gave us our greatest childhood movies gave the rest of the world the most chilling and yet beautiful representation of the greatest tragedy ever... Steven Spielberg is the best director ever.
he made 2 movies on ww2,he made the greatest family movies such as e.t and jurassic park and created the best mature war movies to honor the fallen such as saving private ryan and schindler's list,not including him in the top 10 greatest directors ever should be a crime
John Big Boss I wonder what it was like for Nicholson when he did that for The Departed. I know he's popular, the definition of cool, and someone who's seen it all, but that still had to be one of the greatest experiences ever.
In 1999, Harrison Ford was tasked with presenting the Best Picture again. And if you are a student of Oscars all time, to quote Ace Ventura, "BONEHEAD PLAYS" you will remember what that envelope said.
Schindlers list was a masterpiece, clearly his best work as a director and that is saying something considering the mountain of hits the man directed/produced/wrote or took part in. His films all leave an impression years after but who can ever forget the striking tale in black n white and the little girl in red contrasting?
One of the most deserved Best Picture winners that ever existed!! Also in 2004 “Schindler’s List” was selected as 1 of 25 for preservation by the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress for Culturally, Historically, or Aesthetically significance!!
Steven Spielberg has left an incredible mark in cinema. Schindler's List was one of his most important films and raised awareness and conversations about a horrific event.
Ironic how Ford was offered the role of Schindler but turned it down cause he didn’t want to overshadow the film, and now he’s presenting best picture to the film itself
greatest movie of all time... this is not just a movie but, this is the true example of humanity ... love from India 🇮🇳 salute from the bottom of my heart to The great Oscar Schindler..........
Of all the Oscar acceptance speeches I have seen in my life, that Holocaust survivor speaking had me break down and cry. This Christian will always pray for you. Never forget. NEVER
30 years later and I still cry at the speech by Mr. Lustig! My favorite and most important movie of all time. Steven Spielberg is the greatest director in my opinion!
Ne mogu da verujem da americki somovi ne mogu da zapamte covekovo pravo ime i preziime.Posebno kad ukucas translate na snimku.A i ovi sto vode program.
The most incredible movie I have ever seen. The moment when Kingsley realised that Schindler is buying people will probably never be equaled in Cinema .
I've always wondered that too; Ben Kingsley's performance is wonderful. To this day when he lifts the typed list and says, "The list is life," I dissolve into tears. My favorite moment in the entire film. But then he and Ralph Fiennes would have cancelled each other out, as both would likely have been nominated for Best Supporting Actor. As it is, a lot of people thought Ralph was robbed and should have won in the Supporting Actor category.
@@Altunuzraids Yep, I know. The thing is that it's usually not good for the actors when that happens because they usually end up splitting votes between them and neither wins.
@@cherylhulting1301 absolutely right, in the irishman Pacino and Pesci deserved the oscar but they split votes and it went to brad pitt instead, Heck in Godfather 1 it was someone completely unknown that won
As Pole myself I am incredibly proud this movie was shot in Kraków. I recently visited the Oscar Schindler’s factory and a few streets around town which were used in the movie. It was an incredible experience. I also understand how hard it was for Mr. Spielberg to direct it. It is however one of the most important movies ever made. May history never repeat itself again. Greetings from Poland.
People forget that Steven Spielberg went a long time without a hit before JP and SL. The last movie critics liked was E.T. in 1982. This and JP were a huge return to glory for him.
There should also be a film about how many people the English have slaughtered, english men like Cromwell but no one cares as it was before the days of cameras
I came to pay my respects. I watched the movie for the first time n my pillow is wet with tears. Thank God Steven and his team lived in our time. Thank God they chose to tell this story in the most gruesome, yet vivid narrative. We all are eternally grateful.
When I left the cinema after seeing Schindlers List, I had a tightening in my chest and was crying so much that I could hardly find my way to the car. I have been watching films for over 50 years and have never been affected like that before or since.
When he read his Jewish /Concentration Camp Identification Number and said he was a survivor of the Holocaust I just slipped out of my chair and onto the floor and cried, he maybe should have also rolled up his sleeve and shown it, to imprint upon people that it was a real occurrence and that we should NEVER FORGET -
The best movies I have ever seen . Unfortunately , Ralp Fiennes didn't win the Oscar , his role in this movie is one of the greatest villian in history and even better thousands time than Voldermort in Harry Porter , which portrayed by himself
Never knew the fugitive was nominated for best picture. Terrific film but stood absolutely no chance against Schindlers List, which is arguably top 10 greatest movies ever made
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest (Won in 1976) Schindlers List (Won in 1994) The Shawshank Redemption (Lost to Forrest Gump in 1995) The GodFather (Won in 1973) Citizen Kane (Lost to How Green Was My Valley in 1942) Which would have won for Best Picture IF they came out the same year?
People ask why I'm so stoic... l was born the year this film came out. I visited Mauhtausen, and had no words. Humans are the worst monsters, but can also be the best to each other.
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"People died infront of me on the camps. The last words were 'Be a witness of my murder. Tell to the world how I died. Remember!'"
These lines will haunt me forever.
Best lines.. they are moving every one..
The start of his speech, when he says his number. Sheer goosebumps!
Booooo!!
RIP Branko Lustig..
"My number was 83317. I am a Holocaust survivor. It's a long way from Auschwitz to this stage."
"Please teach this in your schools"
Every Generation in my school has seen this movie since 2002. I live in Germany, Baden-Württemberg, and they were taught about everything that happened in the Holocaust.
Beautiful
Germany and Japan are responsible. But has Britain ever acknowledged it's colonial past full of atrocities. Can someone make them accountable,?
@@truthseeker327 Thaaaaaank you
Yeah its getting pretty tiresome isnt it. Turns out this New World Order isn't what it was cracked up to be.
Yess and in germany it is obligatory to visit a camp at least once during school
Seeing Indiana Jones himself present Steven Spielberg an Oscar is pretty damn cool.
uncbb89 yea hahah and also seeing Steven with Clint Eastwood when he got up... Legends
uncbb89 Han Solo
Sometimes the presenter can be a giveaway on who wins. I figured Schindler's List was going to win when Harrison Ford was the presenter. I then said the same thing in 2007 when Spielberg, Lucas, and Coppola were presenting "Best Director", I knew Martin Scorsese was going to finally win his Oscar for the Departed.
He was Steven's carpenter before. Serious.
Kevin Bull that would make sense except Harrison Ford was in The Fugitive, so if him being up there was indicative of the winner it would’ve been that one (though I do see why it seems that way since you know who the winner is already
Schindler's List is a masterpiece, great Liam Neeson performance
Gwan ireland
That, and Michael Collins
and Ralph Fiennes
Ben Kingsley too
Gio owen He was nominated for Best Actor for his performance
"Whoever saves one life saves the World entire".
What a great line and what an amazing film.
It's the best line in the entire movie
It's in Quran 5:32 - "That is why We decreed for the Children of Israel that whoever kills a soul, without [its being guilty of] manslaughter or corruption on the earth, is as though he had killed all mankind, and whoever saves a life is as though he had saved all mankind"
The greatest but tearful lines in movie history for 30 years in the making of this Spielberg beloved classic.
@@jithukilladi7501 This line was in old testament and was corrupted by Fake prophet Mohammed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@PP-ys2bo Is it? Well it was corrupted by your people itself. Don't worry the new pope will include it. It will be included in ”New John Cena 2023:01”
If ever a film truly deserved to win this award, this is it.
How so
@@dnamrags6062 How not?
@@labibchy1423 that's not how one responds to a question 😂😂 I'm asking what is so special about this film that makes it "so deserving of awards"
@@dnamrags6062 Just watch it, if you don’t like it then I don’t know what to say to you to make you like it.
@@samuelwoods7832 I watched it buddy. I'm here asking questions because I truly don't understand its reputation
the fact that Spielberg made both Jurassic park and schindler's list in 1993 is beyond me. schindler's list won 7 Oscars, and the rest won by Jurassic park (3 Oscars). goddamn it steve
+DRGIZMO29 probably his best 2 film achievements
Jaws
DRGIZMO29 why is it beyond you? Are you a film maker?
Jaws is a masterpiece of filmmaking..will not be repeated.
they tried to repeat 1000 time
Possibly one of the most deserved Oscars
Yes
Do you mean.... Oskar?? Sorry I had to.
@@zackzallie8735 nice
Lame spoon feeding
R.I.P. Branko Lustig (1932.-2019.)💔
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His speech at the ceremony was very moving, and how amazing after such a terrible childhood in Auschwitz to then go on and achieve such a successful career. נוח על משכבך בשלום 🌷🌷🌷
Branko has a first class ticket to heaven 💙
Rest in peace Branko Lustig. You won‘t be forgotten.
BeastBoy Gaming he was a film producer and a survivor of the Holocaust. He won Oscars for producing Schindler’s List and Gladiator
@@amaanshaikh3925 SHAME ON YOU!!!!!!!!!!
@@amaanshaikh3925 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branko_Lustig What about the others his great movies?Not just Schindlers list?
@@acapavlovic8524 are you mad???
@@amaanshaikh3925 I've seen the movies countless times and the only one I remember winning the Oscar is Spielberg. I didn't know who Branko was either, but his face looked familiar. Next time I watch the film I will remember that he also won an Oscar and played the part of the nightclub maitre d' who says when asked by the German officer: who is that? Branko responds, "that's Oscar Schindler!"
Branko Lustigs speach is one of the BEST of the Oscars thru the years...
Agreed. Perhaps the most poignant I've ever heard.
He died yesterday in Zagreb, Croatia. R.I.P.
@@goranskrnjug Im Croat, I think he was in my school once but I'm not sure. We had a presentation about the Holocaust and a few survivors came, and I swear one looked like him. I don't remember tho. I have a big respect for him, I'm very proud he is from my country.
The background music for Schindlers List gives me goosebumps. I will always remember this film as one of cinema's finest ever.
Yes, it's one of my favorite John Williams scores. The music is so haunting and is very beautiful.
John Williams is a musical genius.
This was the only film, apparently, to get a standing ovation at the Oscars, ever.
Well to be frank, after the last speech they were practically obligated to
I thought 12 years a slave got too?
AVoiceOfOpinion93 While it wasn’t a film, a film legend received an honorary Oscar for his contribution to cinema and had a 12 minute standing ovation. That man’s name was Charles Chaplin in the early 1970’s!
@@mathmason They were standing immediately after the actual announcement.
I wonder if that's true. It may have been when this was posted. Parasite received a standing ovation as well last year.
3:13 to the end. The most short, powerful speech of gratitude in Oscar history.
Get this for fitting AND ironic: Harrison played Indiana Jones for Steven, then declined the part of Oskar Schindler for fear that viewers would be unable to overlook his action hero persona in such a dramatic, important movie, and then he presented this award to that film over one of his own.
I think it's different because he declined it for the good of the film (and I totally agree with his point). If he just turned it down as a pure career choice then you'd probably taste the salt lol I will say though he doesn't seem to want to announce the winner let alone be at the event at all. He was just so 😒. No F's were given that day lol
@@calliemyersbuchanan6458 He seemed proud to present it to his friend, even over awarding the best picture to his own film, The Fugitive
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Rest in Peace Branko Lustig. 10 June 1932 - 14 November 2019.
Hands down, the best story teller of all time. Spielberg made a movie that touches every ounce of your humanity, and shows the inhumanity towards fellow humans in a way that it produces emotion when even discussing the movie. This was an experience that everyone should allow themselves to be a part of by searching this masterpiece out and taking 3 hrs of your day to sit back and let yourselves be taken to one of the darkest periods in our lifetime
No thanks, I don't waste my life feeling bad for my oppressors.
The man who gave us our greatest childhood movies gave the rest of the world the most chilling and yet beautiful representation of the greatest tragedy ever... Steven Spielberg is the best director ever.
Well said🙏🌸
he made 2 movies on ww2,he made the greatest family movies such as e.t and jurassic park and created the best mature war movies to honor the fallen such as saving private ryan and schindler's list,not including him in the top 10 greatest directors ever should be a crime
This is my favorite film to win best picture ever. This would have won no matter what year it came out
Richard Cleveland Mine too, alongside Gone With the Wind and Annie Hall
By far the most important film to ever win an Oscar.
Harrison Ford giving the Oscar to Steven Spielberg. How iconic.
if the fugitive had won that would be pretty funny he would just stay up on stage
John Big Boss I wonder what it was like for Nicholson when he did that for The Departed. I know he's popular, the definition of cool, and someone who's seen it all, but that still had to be one of the greatest experiences ever.
In 1999, Harrison Ford was tasked with presenting the Best Picture again. And if you are a student of Oscars all time, to quote Ace Ventura, "BONEHEAD PLAYS" you will remember what that envelope said.
Ford must've said to Steven when he was handing him the Oscar "This is the only time I actually don't mind my movie not winning".
when ford presented best picture in 1999, he was so disappointed at shakespeare in love for winning that year instead of saving private ryan
Schindler's List is absolutely gorgeous and downright emotional. Definitely one of the greatest films ever made.
3:17 brought me to tears...
Schindlers list was a masterpiece, clearly his best work as a director and that is saying something considering the mountain of hits the man directed/produced/wrote or took part in. His films all leave an impression years after but who can ever forget the striking tale in black n white and the little girl in red contrasting?
The tears had been threatening as i watched this then read the comments. As soon as you reminded me of the little girl in red i lost it.
the little girl in red also really existed!
she was known for being good at hiding from the soldiers, but she was eventually found and killed
One of the most deserved Best Picture winners that ever existed!! Also in 2004 “Schindler’s List” was selected as 1 of 25 for preservation by the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress for Culturally, Historically, or Aesthetically significance!!
Steven Spielberg has left an incredible mark in cinema. Schindler's List was one of his most important films and raised awareness and conversations about a horrific event.
Schindler's List is a masterpiece...
Ironic how Ford was offered the role of Schindler but turned it down cause he didn’t want to overshadow the film, and now he’s presenting best picture to the film itself
Branko Lustig RIP...your Croatia will never forget you
greatest movie of all time... this is not just a movie but, this is the true example of humanity ... love from India 🇮🇳 salute from the bottom of my heart to The great Oscar Schindler..........
Well deserved. This movie is truly a masterpiece.
@@culturevsman5024 what?
@@Altunuzraids “CultureVsMan” is a nitwit holocaust denier.
Probably has never met a survivor.
@@culturevsman5024 Heyy､ What!? 😠😠😡😡
Of all the Oscar acceptance speeches I have seen in my life, that Holocaust survivor speaking had me break down and cry. This Christian will always pray for you. Never forget. NEVER
30 years later and I still cry at the speech by Mr. Lustig! My favorite and most important movie of all time. Steven Spielberg is the greatest director in my opinion!
1:12 - Such a touching scene watching two guys who really helped each other made their careers what they are today embrace at the Oscars.
Počivaj u miru veliki Branko, R.I.P
Ne mogu da verujem da americki somovi ne mogu da zapamte covekovo pravo ime i preziime.Posebno kad ukucas translate na snimku.A i ovi sto vode program.
Interesting note: Steven Spielberg refused to accept a salary for this movie, as he believed it would be blood money.
From Day One, this movie was set to win Best Picture.
literally the best video i’ve watched. Harrison Ford announcing, Steven Spielberg film, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Kingsley, and more!
One of the best films ever made in the history of cinema. Beautiful performances by all the cast.
The most incredible movie I have ever seen. The moment when Kingsley realised that Schindler is buying people will probably never be equaled in Cinema .
the moment when steven hug harrison made me cry they made all my childhood a dream with star wars and indiana jones.. love them
“My number was A-3317” who else started bawling? 😭😭😭
Wow Harrison Ford looked so good.
0:48 I love how Spielberg, with his Best Director Oscar in hand, seems to think "I´m not too stressed about this. I already got mine right here".
the most deservimg movie innthe oscars ever.
Most deserving win in Oscar history.
So special was the last speaker...thank you.
why was Ben Kingsley not nominated for best supporting role?
He didn't get enough votes?
I've always wondered that too; Ben Kingsley's performance is wonderful. To this day when he lifts the typed list and says, "The list is life," I dissolve into tears. My favorite moment in the entire film.
But then he and Ralph Fiennes would have cancelled each other out, as both would likely have been nominated for Best Supporting Actor. As it is, a lot of people thought Ralph was robbed and should have won in the Supporting Actor category.
@@cherylhulting1301 more than one actor from a movie can be nominated. 4 people from the Godfather got nominated for actor and Godfather part II
@@Altunuzraids Yep, I know. The thing is that it's usually not good for the actors when that happens because they usually end up splitting votes between them and neither wins.
@@cherylhulting1301 absolutely right, in the irishman Pacino and Pesci deserved the oscar but they split votes and it went to brad pitt instead, Heck in Godfather 1 it was someone completely unknown that won
This is still the most profound movie ever made. I hear the music and I start crying. 🙏💙
Doviđenja gospodine Lustig / goodbye Mr. Lustig ( 1932-2019 ) :(
Cek bre, imao je samo 7 godina kad je poceo Drugi svetski rat, i svega se secao kao da je bilo juce?Zamisli to jbt!!!
Imao sam i ja 7 godina '99-te, al se secam kroz maglu ponekih stvari, neka hvala...
one of the greatest winner of all time, this year Liam Neeson should win best actor too...
And ralph.
LIAM NEESON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I started shaking when that iconic music was played.
branko lustig is from my hometown and i couldnt be more proud
If you didn't cry watching Schindler's list i don't think you poses a soul
I couln't finish it
A flawless and perfect motion picture...Gone With The Wind and Schindlers List...the best motion pictures ever made.
And the godfather
Gone with the wind was banned this week from Netflix because of it portrayal of slavery
And the dark knight, fight club, inception, 12 angry men, empire strikes back
I was too young to see this live but whoever had to follow Mr. Molen's speech... wow.
Back when the Oscars still meant something. I remember this like it was yesterday.
Depends on what you thought of the winning & nominated films in the last few years
Lian, Ralph and Ben, in the same movie, thats awsome
Even though I am not Jewish, I am so moved by the love and support Steven Spielberg has for his fellow Jews even to this day.
Branko Lustig died yesterday! RIP
As Pole myself I am incredibly proud this movie was shot in Kraków. I recently visited the Oscar Schindler’s factory and a few streets around town which were used in the movie. It was an incredible experience. I also understand how hard it was for Mr. Spielberg to direct it. It is however one of the most important movies ever made. May history never repeat itself again. Greetings from Poland.
undoubtedly one of the most deserved wins ever
Steven Spielberg got paid 0$ for Schindlers List 🙌🙌 Respect
Even though Harrison Ford was the star of "The Fugitive" he seemed very happy when "Schindler's List" won Best Picture.
RIP Mr. Branko Lustig.
People forget that Steven Spielberg went a long time without a hit before JP and SL. The last movie critics liked was E.T. in 1982. This and JP were a huge return to glory for him.
A tribute to all of the innocent people heartlessly murdered by the nazis!
There should also be a film about how many people the English have slaughtered, english men like Cromwell but no one cares as it was before the days of cameras
@@j.oneill5421 or maybe values changed between the 1600's and 1940's?
I came to pay my respects. I watched the movie for the first time n my pillow is wet with tears. Thank God Steven and his team lived in our time. Thank God they chose to tell this story in the most gruesome, yet vivid narrative. We all are eternally grateful.
SO well deserved🏆👏
the most deservimg oscar ever, for sure.
Liam Neilson was Suuuperb!❤❤❤❤❤
When I left the cinema after seeing Schindlers List, I had a tightening in my chest and was crying so much that I could hardly find my way to the car. I have been watching films for over 50 years and have never been affected like that before or since.
This movie deserved Best Picture so much. It's such an amazing masterpiece.
The greatest film director of all time, Good bless.
And many of us were taught about the Holocaust in school using this film.
When he read his Jewish /Concentration Camp Identification Number and said he was a survivor of the Holocaust I just slipped out of my chair and onto the floor and cried, he maybe should have also rolled up his sleeve and shown it, to imprint upon people that it was a real occurrence and that we should NEVER FORGET -
All the actors in Schindler’s list should have got an oscar
The best movies I have ever seen . Unfortunately , Ralp Fiennes didn't win the Oscar , his role in this movie is one of the greatest villian in history and even better thousands time than Voldermort in Harry Porter , which portrayed by himself
Who is watching in 2022 ?
1993 was a surprisingly great year for films
Historic Oscar! People & their memories acknowledged and remembered. Harrison Ford presented the Oscar.
The most glittering victory in oscar ..Schindler's list is always lead the oscar history..
He made Jurassic park same year. What a genius 😮
the best movie ever,,,
Awannabe Diabetic fucker???? Fuck you..i dont fucking care what are you saying.. isnt you business if Im not jew...fucker
Awannabe Diabetic
She mimics harpocrates. Don't waste your time.
Marcus Brody I like the movie..I dont care what kind of problems did you have with this movie,,,, you and Awannabe Diabetic shut up!!!! racist..
Shawshank, dark knight, godfather, inception, 12 angry men are better, but I see where you’re coming from
Those other films didn’t have a chance
LOL, I can only imagine the other film makers in the category. "Great to be nominated but I do believe we are fucked."
This might be the most important moment in Oscar history
UNO DEI PIU' GRANDI FILM DELLA STORIA DEL CINEMA
Never knew the fugitive was nominated for best picture. Terrific film but stood absolutely no chance against Schindlers List, which is arguably top 10 greatest movies ever made
I don't know why tears rolling down from my cheek. Marvelous Movie.
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest (Won in 1976)
Schindlers List (Won in 1994)
The Shawshank Redemption (Lost to Forrest Gump in 1995)
The GodFather (Won in 1973)
Citizen Kane (Lost to How Green Was My Valley in 1942)
Which would have won for Best Picture IF they came out the same year?
Schindler's List
of course the godfather
Well if Schindler's List came out in 1942 with Citizen Kane then they could've stopped a lot of deaths
The most earned oscar in entertainment history.
Magnificent Film!,and an Oscar so well deserved❤❤❤
This is a picture of history through film. A very realistic movie that deals with true events
This movie deserve many oscars. Mind blowing movie ever.
Hey Academy, why hasn't Harrison Ford won an Oscar. He's better than most actors today, maybe all. He's only been nominated once and he hasn't since.
That was a hell of a lineup
People ask why I'm so stoic... l was born the year this film came out. I visited Mauhtausen, and had no words. Humans are the worst monsters, but can also be the best to each other.
@Ceki How so?
That movie hits harder than anything ever put on screen.
THE BEST SPEECH EVER AT THE ACADEMY AWARDS.....ESPECIALLY BRANKO !!!!
Even though Schindler's List was undoubtedly going to win, 1993 was a year chock full of excellent movies.