Oscars 2023 Recap: Everything Everywhere All at Once Dominates!
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2023
- The 2023 Oscars set new records, minted four new acting award winners, featured a miniature donkey, didn't go off the rails, and introduced hot dog fingers into the Academy's history books. I recap all the winners and best moments!
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Honestly, the Oscars just being "normal" is a really good change of pace from the past few years of intense boredom and plain embarrassing we've had to endure.
Cinema loses. The haters and the lies of some critics and media win.
Ke Huy Quan's speech and childlike glee when he reunited with Harrison Ford just made it for me...I was in tears😭
Yes he morphed into am excited child and its like both his adult self and xhild self were superimpose upon each other...just really lovely
I think one of the things that made the night so special was that the four actors who won have all been in the industry for decades (or have left and come back) but none of them had ever won an Oscar until now. It felt like all of the work they've done and the struggles they've been through have finally been acknowledged.
Something that unites a lot of the winners is the implicit expectation that they were never supposed to win-- people of color, women, and/or queer. Even Jaime Lee, a bona fide nepo baby, is a known genre star, not a dramatic Oscar-bait actress. I think that's why it feels like they truly exhibited gratitude and that made the night so much more warm and celebratory.
They're also similar in that they had dropped off the Hollywood scene for some time, especially Ke Huy Quan and Brenda Fraser. Jamie Lee Curtis and Michelle Yeoh had been considered too old. Just shows its never too late for women of a certain age or for people who think they're past their prime to comeback in a big way.
I love Dan's continuing commitment to pronouncing people's names correctly even when the rest of the world continues to pronounce them wrong. Keep up the good work!
Now he needs to see that they credit themselves as "Daniels", not "The Daniels".
@@desertsuede4 Yeah trying to say just "Daniels" in most cases really fucks with grammar part of my brain when I try to say it so I understand why people struggle with it. I think even Michelle Yeoh said "The Daniels" on the A24 podcast if I remember correctly
They are often referred to as “the Daniels” by others even though they’re credited as Daniels
Dan Dan the Pronunciation Man!
The ultimate green flag is if someone takes care to pronounce peoples names correctly
This was such a wonderful event. People were just so genuinely excited for each other (aside from one moment). From Ariana DeBose crying when she read Ke Huy Quan'sname, to Florence Pugh's excitement during the screenplays, Harrison Ford and Quan sharing the stage, and the EEAAO team just being all about each other.
This was a really sweet and wholesome night and I am here for it.
Even the impromptu Happy Birthday moment and the genuine excitement during the naatu naatu performance! It was so pure 🤩 By far the happiest I've ever felt watching the Oscars 🥳
What’s the “one moment” you’re referring to? I figured you meant Bassett’s completely transparent sadness when she didn’t win, but I figured I’d ask lol
@@JDLaney-zk4wb😂 Sadness? Those were sour grapes all day
Completely agree. I almost lost it seeing DeBose choke out Quan's name before the camera even panned to him.
@@rethablair6902 probably cause they didnt even have the decency to snub her in favor of EEAAO’s *actual* best supporting actress
This is probably the first Oscars in a long time that I was truly excited for. Ke Huy Quan winning was definitely the highlight of the night.
same
I'll put in Michelle Yeoh, Brendan Frasier, Jamie Lee Curtis and Naatu Naatu, as well!
This was the first time, the Oscars felt like a celebration of films and preservation of the medium. That was very much appreciated it and made being in a bar party, that great and memorable.
I think Everything Everywhere stayed in the consciousness for so long because it’s thematic and emotional core is SO strong. I’ve forgotten so much about so many movies over the last year, but I still frequently think about the key message of EEAAO. Truly a beautiful movie, and I’m glad it had such a perfect ending in real life.
it's not just the themes and emotional core that are so memorable, it's even many of the absurd moments. It's is truly remarkable how so many aspects of that movie just won't leave your mind!
It's also one of the most unique films I've ever seen. It was memorably unlike anything else I saw last year.
What was the key message?
"I'd rather be doing laundry and taxes with you!"
Michelle Yeoh is also the second Bond Girl to win an acting Oscar. Same category as Halle Berry too🥳
Don't forget Kim Basinger winning for best supporting actress Oscar for L.A.Confidential!!!!!!! Basinger was in Sean Connery's last Bond film-Never Say Never Again! Halle Berry, Michelle Yeoh, and Kim Basinger. 3 Bond ladies oscar winners!
@@davidwolfe4240 forgot about her
Rosamund Pike will get there one day, but there have also been other Bond girls who have been nominated.
Favorite Oscar Ceremony I have seen in quite some time. I was genuinely happy for basically everyone who won. I think the only thing that bothered me was the couple of times they started playing off some of the winners for the "smaller" awards. Those awards might not be in the eye-catching categories, but that moment is a culmination of so much hard work, and they deserve to be able to have their moment.
I cried for Ke Huy Quan, laughed at Jamie Lee Curtis' infectious enthusiasm, danced for Naatu Naatu, smiled for Brendan Fraser, and cheer my butt off for Michelle Yeoh.
I didn't need to have gimmicks. I just wanted to see all the winners get their moment to shine and to celebrate a year of movies with them.
I agree that sucks but idk man I have to get to bed eventually.
@@FellaGuy2 maybe they could cut out the fluff and filler segments which really aren't funny to begin with
I said the same thing. I’d rather they cut off the big stars instead of the smaller technical award winners because they don’t get as much opportunity to shine like the stars do.
naatu naatu was a bad song, gaga deserved it
The worst was when that CGI guy was abruptly cut away from just as he said, “I’d like to thank my family” and what followed was Jimmy Kimmel telling a bad CGIFridays joke and harassing Malala - not once but twice - with a stupid question about the “Don’t Worry Darling” press tour and a guy in a bear costume! If you want to do a lame comedy bit, don’t pick on Malala!
Short Round hugging Indy was not only my favorite Oscar moment but one of my favorite moments ever. I grew up on Temple of Doom and seeing them embrace made me happier than anything has in a long time. I'm still smiling.
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOO A24.
Seriously, the best studio right now. Bold, taking risks, pushing boundaries, betting on new talent and giving out consistent quality, creative filmmaking. Essentially the anti-disn*y. I was rooting for Cate and Tár, but if EEAAO means that A24 takes all the major awards, that's more than enough consolation for me.
EEAAO was a Disney audition. The Russo's were producers even!
@@plkrtn The Russos were involved representing AGBO. Which they founded and is independent. They also produced the Grey Man for Netflix.
It is a studio that, even if you might not like a specific movie, you know that every single movie that they release is going to at least be interesting and creative.
@@curtisbme Absolutely, yes. I didn't love Men, for example, but it had some great, super creative moments that I still think about today. As you said, even if you don't love the film, you can count on them on pushing boundaries and being creative.
A24 definitely anti-Big studio. Disney isn't the worst culprit in certain ways.
Having John Travolta do the In Memoriam was great. Not only did he loose his friend, recently he lost his wife, which is almost three years ago but Kelly Preston's death still feels fresh.
Dear Dan, I really love how much effort you put into pronouncing everyone's names correctly. this truly shows a great deal of respect and appreciation for those people, whom most aren't willing to indulge.
I agree about the Little Mermaid thing. While it was happening, I turned to my wife and asked "Did...they just bring out two people to present an advertisement instead of an award?"
i love how the actor winners have been in hollywood 30 plus years, never nominated before and now took the gold, so cool
All acceptance speeches by Ke Huy Guan were moving and inspirational!
Ruth’s cards matching her dress wasn’t talked about enough! She had a lovely speech as well. I’m glad Black Panther got some love. It’s costumes were amazing and if it won for anything, it should’ve been for costumes.
Other than the fact that Decision to Leave should've been nominated in tons of categories and won things like International Feature and Cinematography, this is easily my favorite Oscars that I've ever watched. Jimmy Kimmel did a surprisingly good job, there were a handful of annoying bits but none of them lasted too long, naatu naatu was incredibly well done and made for one of the most hype Oscar moments ever, and pretty much every major award I cared about went to the people I wanted to see win. Felt like a kid on Christmas 🥳
The Naatu Naatu performance *almost* makes up for We Don't Talk About Bruno. Not quite, but almost
The best Oscar speech was from the RRR composer who sang a modified Carpenter's song on stage. It was brief, a surprise, memorable, and totally delightful.
I wasn't surprised that JLC won once she got nominated. She won because of her long history in the industry, her famous parents, and everyone loves her, and not necessarily because of her work in EEAAO.
Agreed. I love JLC, but let's be honest - she wasn't even the best supporting actress in her own movie, let alone the entire category.
"Legacy awards dressed up as competitive Oscars" have always existed and will always exist, so there is no point complaining about them.
@@manningbartlett522 JLC's role in EEAAO represented a role that was so far away from herself, and yet one she managed to show the emotional truth in instead of turning it into a caricature. If you look at the history of Oscar-winning performances, those are the ones that The Academy loves to reward (I loved how Hsu was totally thrilled for her, she'll be winning one in future I have no doubt). Out of everyone in that category, JLC's role represented the biggest departure and risk from who she is and has been as an actor and that's why she won.
they really missed an opportunity to give James Hong a Lifetime Achievement Award. if they did it as a surprise, it would have been amazing
Moment that you didn´t mention that I loved was Guillermo del Toro award speech, as a mexican and a big animations enthusiast this was something that the academy and the industry needed to take animation more seriously.
Agreed! I love everything Guillermo del Toro does. If I was a billionaire, I'd fund all his dream projects that the studios won't take a chance on. 🙂
I loved that Everything Everywhere All at Once won this year and CODA last year, showing that films introducing us to different worlds can win at the Academy Awards.
I think the one new thing I liked is after the winner is mentioned, the speaker talks about how they got into the industry. I loved how they mentioned Jamie Lee Curtis' involvement in the Halloween franchise.
Every year I just don't watch the Oscars and just watch Dan's recap. So thorough.
That Little Mermaid plug was the awards equivalent of getting invited to a friend's house for dinner and then it turns out it was just an MLM event
After seeing "Everything" about a year ago I thought it could win Best Picture, as I'd never seen anything like it and thought it was fantastic, but I wondered if it could make it through the long slog that is Oscar Season and maintain its early frontrunner status, and not suddenly become "So 20 minutes ago" at some point, just because/on the whim of voters, as has happened many times before. So glad it prevailed and set records in the process (such as the first Best Picture to also have three acting winners).
Disney showing The Little Mermaid trailer was weird because it was the only one. I think The Oscars should figure out a way for more trailers to debut during the show like The Game Awards does for video games. A preview of the year to come would be great
I think it would be cool but I feel like people will won't appreciate the longer runtime and may feel like the Oscars should be focused on the awards and not advertise other movies
Thank you so much for a fair, honest and unbiased recap of the Oscars. It is truly a breath of fresh air and is massively appreciated. Keep up the amazing work and analyses!
Angela Bassett was so deserving.
While I'm pleased that Jamie Lee finally won on Oscar, Angela looked understandably disappointed as soon as the Best Supporting Actress result was announced. Hopefully she'll be up on that stage one day.
Absolutely agree. Jamie Lee Curtis is a fantastic actress but Basset really deserved that award
Has she not given everything!?! 😭
It's a weird situation. Sometimes it's very tough to compare performances as apples to apples and say, "This actor was better in their film than this other one was in theirs." especially when the films can be so different overall. Angela acted the HELL out of her role. But, it was also a highly emotional comic book blockbuster. Which, unfortunately, maybe doesn't get the respect it should at the Academy level. Whereas maybe they looked more favorably on a role that gave a lot of nuance and depth and relatability in the face of pure absurdity.
My problem comes with trying to argue that Curtis was even the best in her own movie. I think Stephanie Hsu was more integral to the film working at all, let alone HOW well it works. But her lack of success on the award circuit could also be because she was tasked to play 2 separate roles (everyone in that movie played a lot of "roles," but you know what I mean). And as spectacular as she was as the daughter in her scenes, sometimes the villain role was a bit too emotionless and expositiony. Which, again, was the point, but maybe not real award-friendly.
Either way, it's tough to say Curtis DIDN'T deserve it; it's just going to depend on where your personal opinion lies.
@@matthewbertram4312 everything everywhere all at once is overrated
WAKANDA FOREVER
Gotta give credit to A24 for the EEAAO theater re-releases I think that definitely helped keep it in the voters conscious
I just came back from one as my first viewing, so I'm petty thankful!
Best Oscars in years. Kimmel was brief and did jokes. The performances were well chosen, topical and relevant. Mostly the right films won. The speeches were great. I got emotional a few times. And, more than anything, the films were treated with an appropriate amount of reverence. I want this every year.
Kimmel bringing his fake feud with Matt Damon is the main reason why I love him as the host, I think the Oscars should sign him for more years to come as the host, that'd be great
One of the best Oscars ive ever watched! So many deserving new winners and almost every one I wanted to win won.
This years Academy Awards was one of the best in years. It had me crying tears of joy for all the major nominations winners. I mean real tears rolling down my face. I was a happy looking mess by the end of it.
Interestingly, here in the UK, The Little Mermaid bit was not shown and an ad break aired instead so it technically wasn’t part of the broadcast and apparently the people in the theater were not watching it
They may have not watched the trailer portion, as that lead into the commercials, but they did watch the bit on stage.
@@curtisbme No we didn’t, it jsut cut out for like a minute genuinely, I never remember seeing those 2 on stage at all
@@jacobmacdonagh4070 "people in the theater were not watching it" I was referring to this part of your comment. The people in theater watched the live part of that presentation.
@@curtisbme oh yeah I see, I’m with you now
I really enjoyed the ceremony this year. Maybe because we had all the 1st time winners in acting categories, but all four were so surprised and had beautiful reactions and speeches. I would have liked to see Banshees and the Fabelmans win something, but okay.. I can see why EEOAO and AQOTWF swept.
I did not see the Little Mermaid trailer, because for us international viewers the show had gone into commercials at that point. But I agree that this was not the place to show a trailer to one specific movie.
Ariana DeBose's joy and happiness when reading Ke Huy Quan's name and Jamie Lee Cutris' name really got me. Then you have to believe they knew what they were doing when they had Harrison Ford read Best Picture - because that hug had me BAWLING.
I agree that we needed a 'normal' Oscar show and that's what we got. Especially after last year.
Was waiting for this Dan! Thanks
Thanks for the recap Dan! Living overseas and it's hard to understand how the show felt and you put it in tangible terms. What I love most when watching award shows is when there is a winner who I was not invested in at all just makes you well up in emotion, to feed off of their joy. This is what the Oscars should be about. Every 5 minutes it is Christmas morning for someone who dedicated their life to their craft, excelling, and finally being appreciated for it by their peers in the room and fans at home.
Thanks for the round up Dan, much appreciated,
Who would have guessed back in march that everything everywhere would not only win the most Oscar’s since slumdog but win the most acting wins since Network
I remember the discussion being how great it was, but that it was too odd and came out too early in the year.
But then the year went on and people never stopped talking about it. I'm thrilled it never lost that momentum.
The fact that slumdog held that distinction makes me sad lol
The movie title already told us what the scope they were going for lol
@@garrettneiss7297 Yeah, not a great film. Okay, but not great.
Just shocking that Charlbi Dean Kriek was left out of the in memoriam. I get that people will always be left out but the fact that she was the lead in Triangle of Sadness (a film that was nominated for best picture this year!), adds insult to injury and was very disappointing. But at least we had room for The Little Mermaid trailer. Great coverage as always, you're the man Dan.
They left her out because they were absolutely positive that John Travolta would have mispronounced her name to a disturbing degree.
I Really appreciate how objective your dissection of movies, awards, shows, etc always are. Keep up the great work Dan!
Hearing Colin yell out "Jenny!" in the background was fucking funny.
I had so much fun with the show. Only thing that got me a bit down was no win for Banshees. But the winners were all deserved. Was kind of hyped for Top Gun 2 or Banshees to win best picture, but I wont complain.
Kimmel was awesome. Had a lot of good jokes.
As a horror fan, that Jamie Lee moment was a feeling of movie completion. What an amazing and fun woman.
When Brendan Fraser got his Oscars late at night, it made my night. Such a nice man with a SUPERNATURAL acting for The Whale. More than deserved!!
14:05 Exactly; I love that a film released in early May won.
That means they were trying to make a film people would like and remember and get real energy and understanding from, rather than just chasing an Oscar.
Yeah, the moment Harrison Ford and Ke Huy Quan were hugging on stage was my favourite. Man, was I sobbing! Btw, great work, Dan!
Stellar recap! Thank you!
I am a first-time viewer of your channel, and I just subscribed!
You are very engaging and dynamic and I appreciate that given my love for the Oscars.
I am sure you handle more than the Academy Awards and I look forward to discovering all of it!
Regarding the Little Mermaid moment, I remember last year they played a video of Chris Evans promoting Lightyear right after Best Supporting Actor.
Might backfire again, then?
@@pattheplanter We can dream!
Florence Pugh’s gasp as she saw EEAAO won best original screenplay was one of my favorite moments of the entire night. Just the feeling every fan of that movie had cause I was SURE it was going to Banshees (which I would have been super happy with) but as you said, EEAAO is such a unique landmark movie that deserved all the awards it got. It was also my favorite of the year soooo 🎉
Ended up being my favorite Oscars ceremony in a long time - I especially enjoyed how much they showcased the actual films and examples of the acting/score/cinematography in each category. Some stumbles here and there but overall thought it was a much improved ceremony when compared to the Oscars' recent history.
I thought for sure Cocaine Bear was going to attack Kimmel and reveal himself to be Matt Damon.
Dan, you're awesome! Brilliant coverage!
also oscars rating this year were watched by 18.7 millions, 12% increase from last year (those not include ppl who watched through pirates website)
Brilliant video Dan!
Good work, Dan! Nice video
Exquisitely analyzed, thanks Dan!
Oscars 95 got a lot more right than Oscars ‘95, that’s for sure. Deserving winners, great speeches, genuine emotion…as Dan said, this was a solid night. People won’t be talking about it like last year, but I’ll take solid and satisfying over train wreck any time.
-EEAAO holding out over all these months I think also really speaks to how the end of the year prestige rush fizzled. Works from previous Oscar favorites (Amsterdam, Babylon, Empire of Light) absolutely cratered financially and critically. As much as The Fabelmans was a smaller movie, a prestige Spielberg movie making less than $50 million still seems shocking. This awards season and show could have felt a lot more staid and less interesting.
-Angela Bassett’s loss had me going back to how she lost for What’s Love Got to Do With It? And that’s a tough call, as she lost to Holly Hunter in The Piano…it has been a long time since I saw The Piano, so I’m not sure how I feel there. Also, that was a fascinating ceremony. Hunter and Emma Thompson were double nominated, Schindler’s List dominated but Jurassic Park cleaned up technical awards, Malkovich being nominated for In the Line of Fire and Tommy Lee Jones winning for the Fugitive, which feels like a genre that no acting nominations would come from now, Springsteen wins an Oscar and Mrs. Doubtfire wins best makeup over Philadelphia and Schindler’s. What a time!
Something that unites a lot of the winners is the implicit expectation that they were never supposed to win-- people of color, women, and/or queer. Even Jaime Lee, a bona fide nepo baby, is a known genre star, not a dramatic Oscar-bait actress. I think that's why it feels like they truly exhibited gratitude and that made the night so much more warm and celebratory.
I love Jamie Lee, I love Angela Bassett. I'm ecstatic for Jamie Lee but my heart hurts for Angela as it was very clear to see she was disappointed. They both deserve one and I hope one day Angela gets hers.
Great recap :)
Nailed it Dan!! Well Said and Well articulated!
EEAO is the Real Multiverse of Madness🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤
Agree, it's so much better than Dr. Strange 2. It's the superior multiverse story.
Thanks Dan. Appreciated.
Showing new trailers during the Oscar's is a surefire way to get new viewers and build buzz. Having the stars announce them before commercial breaks are fine
I'm genuinely surprised that The Fablemans didn't win a bunch, it was literally specifically designed to be loved by award shows like this.
Take happy for EEAAO though, they deserved all the praise!
I'm surprised too as folks love nothing more than a story about themselves, and it is by a filmmaking titan. I am actually pleased, not that it lost, but that 'oscar bait' you'd assume would win mostly didn't.
@@curtisbme ... my hope here is that the entire concept of "Oscar bait" is dying, meaning that a wider range of films will get rewarded in the future.
You summed it up perfectly.
I didn't watch the show live, but I watched some of the acceptance speeches and songs after. I cried after listening to Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis, and The Daniels, but for some reason, Lady Gaga's performance of "Hold Me Hand" made me ugly cry. I don't know, something about how she performed the song hit different this time.
I haven't felt so satisfied and happy to watch an Oscars ceremony since the Parasite sweep a few years ago
I really hope there was someone who took a photo of Harrison Ford, Ke Huy Quan and Kate Capshaw together.
WE WATCHED THE OSCAR SHOW AND NO MORE MISHAPS FROM LAST YEAR GOOD JOB!
Gotta do a Christopher Guest deep dive/ranking on the channel now. It's what everybody wants and needs
💯 agree with the trailer moment.
Just found this, really liked your review. 👍 Looking forward to 2024
Loved the Oscars this year, very emotional.
This year for the first time I made my predictions with my heart instead of my head and I hit ALMOST 100%- It was for me the most accurate I've ever been and I was very happy with the night.
Thanks Much !
Everything everywhere all at once is hands down the best film ever made imo.
The pronunciation riff is priceless. Where else are you going to get that?
Short round won an Oscar!!! It was cute to see Spielberg and ford there for his “comeback”. Indiana jones and temple of doom was a favorite movies as a kid
eeaao is the most original and bold movie among the bunch and have the best cast. it totally deserves all the wins
In my country we had local ads so I didn't see any of the Disney self-promotions.
I agreed with all of your takes! Especially the mermaid and the hot-dog-song... but to me the donkey was the best moment of the Oscars
I thought this was the best Oscars broadcast in several years. Even though it was just as long as the others, they kept the focus on the awards and kept the other B.S. to a minimum (aside from Disney inserting a trailer premiere). It really shows how the main thing that makes the broadcast feel so long is all the ad breaks. If they could maybe present 3 or 4 awards between ad breaks instead of 1 or 2, and they otherwise followed the model of this year's broadcast, that would be a pretty solid format.
For me my favorite moments are the speeches from the below the line categories winners because i find those speeches to be even more honest and emotional then the above the line categories and guillermo del toro had the best moment of the night
The momentum of EEAAO HAS BEEN FREAKING SO SO *STRONG* since LAST YEAR!!! That movie itself is so strong too. I won't be shocked , other leading movies didn't win any Oscar ! They are bad luck this year nominated with EEAAO in same year 😜
liked the subtlety of Moonlight's 'eventually won...' ☺
16/23 is really good! Love your channel!
😂 That’s exactly what I said when Jamie Lee Curtis won! “I forgot she was married to Christopher Guest, that’s cool”
Been aware of it and have seen them together probably 100 times and seem to immediately forget so each time is like a small surprise.
Nice breakdown Dan, I also found it to be a comfortably old school Oscars telecast. I’m thrilled EEAAO won big as that was my #1 this year (by far). It would have been nice to see Banshees get some love though. This is one of those years where you have to view the nomination as the win.
This was a great show, actually
This year’s Oscars was so nice. It will not feel that way next year. Too many genuinely nice and lovable people and scenarios to root for came into alignment this year and there just no way that happens again back to back.
I thoroughly enjoyed your take on the Oscars! Maybe because I agreed with everything you so eloquently said:)! And I am happy to hear you were also appalled by
the Little Mermaid brashness and I wish I could think of other words! Thank you and I look forward to your future reviews! This was my first time hearing you and a pleasure it was!
I always agree with everything you say, Dan! Great recap!
I’m saddened that RRR was not nominated for more categories but that’s not the Oscars’ fault. India’s film committee never submitted it for more. It definitely deserved a couple more awards, but the stage performance of Naatu Naatu was the best of the night! My favorite moments were Brendan Fraser, Ke Huy Quan, and Michelle Yeoh winning🎉🎊
To be fair - India was only required to submit RRR for Best International Feature. The Academy could have nominated it elsewhere
There were several multiple Oscar winners (like Documentary Short, but there were a few others too) where one person spoke, and then someone else stepped forward to say something and were played off. I don't necessarily blame the band, but I do blame the producers who I assume are speaking into an earpiece for the conductor, telling them to play. And they weren't consistent, there were winners who did talked so much longer and then then there was a least a few winners where multiple people won but were able to speak without being played off.
Tacky. That's the right word for the intrusion of The Little Mermaid
Michelle Yeoh is a former Miss Malaysia 1983, that competed at Miss World 1983. She was handed her Oscar by Halle Berry a former Miss USA that competed at Miss World 1986.
YES! I thought it was sooo weird to have Haley Bailey and Melissa McCarthy walk out and just plug a new movie in the academy stage. I can’t remember that ever happening before. It was just so out of place 😅🙈
I know and they had this consistent theme of making the award winners hurry yet they had time to shove a commercial in the middle of an already long show, so bad. Not to mention, dont these remade Disney cartoons ALREADY seem somewhat artistically bankrupt and just cash grab opportunities as is...Now theyre intruding on Hollywood's biggest moment... Disney is without shame
@@ChrisSmith-tu9bu 💯💯
Like have them come present an award and then have the trailer at the next commercial break
It also happened last year with Chris Evans and Lightyear!
sadly I don't think this is the last time we've seen such ads, Disney has enough influence and money to make it happen again. I also feel bad about McCarthy and Bailey, I don't think they liked doing this but had no choice given contractual obligations.
@@BeSponged did they? Well that’s pretty lame. I must have forgotten it after the Slappening