"The Sea Inside" Wins Foreign Language Film: 2005 Oscars
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Alejandro Amenábar accepts the Oscar for Foreign Language Film to Spain for "The Sea Inside" at the 77th Academy Awards. Gwyneth Paltrow presents the award.
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Kudos to Gwyneth Paltrow for rightfully pronouncing these films and names in their languages, I mean she tried her best.
+gain al She was living in Spain when she was a teenager so she can speak European Spanish properly, she didn't have to make a special effort :)
I meant the French one as well.
@@Ramdom68 amen.
She was excellent saying España and Mar adentro but failed with Amenábar (I suppose that was quite tricky, as Almodóvar.Iñárritu .) but she is a lovely devote of Spain and we love her very much.
A Spanish masterpiece and a deserved Oscar! :-)
A pity (and a shame) Javier Bardem wasn't nominated for best actor :-(
I know im extremly late, but I think the Downfall should have won
Never heard about that "spanish masterpiece"... *lold
@@lonesome1259 and the motorcycle diaries?
@@lonesome1259 ww2 gets enough oscars
Hitler Finds Out Downfall Didn't Win Best Foreign Language Film
Les Choristes was a masterpiece. Deserved the Oscar.
Have you even watched Sea Inside?
i knew they wouldn't have the balls to give it to Downfall.
octoman511 right. Bruno Ganz also gave an outstanding performance and the academy were downright idiots for snubbing him completely.
Yeah, It was much better than "The Sea Inside"
@@sharofatollaberganovamig9286 I disagree, The chorus was more deserved, of course taking into account the three movies mentioned have completely different themes it's hard to argue
I came here specifically for Der Untergang, who else?
Me too
I don’t know who was robbed more, the movie Downfall in general or Bruno Ganz for NOT EVEN BEING NOMINATED for Best Actor. SMH!
Spain needs another Oscar
It really is a 80% Spanish and 20% Chilean film
@@muchocontenido32 ok
"Downfall" should have won Foreign Language Film. Stronger than "The Sea Inside"
If Mel Gibson had starred in that movie, Downfall would have won an Oscar. Ignorant Americans don't recognize a masterpiece when they see one. The actors did a great job and the script was closer to reality than any other WWII movie. Americans love garbage like Fury or other unrealistic movies, which is pretty sad. No, I'm not German, but I see when a movie is simply moving and tells a good story. And what the hell is "the sea inside" never heard of it.
Que hermosa se ve Penélope...que gran papel el de Javier
Nah, man. Downfall all the way. The other nominees were solid (aside from As It Is in Heaven, which I did not like), but Downfall was the only one that really blew me away.
Anyone here from Downfall?
Billy Du me
Ich bin
They should have nominated The Motorcycle Diaries
They should have
I think I speak for everybody when I say Downfall got completely fucked over in this category. Not just that but Bruno Ganz was robbed of Best Actor.
Bruno deserved that not that asshole from Spain
José Amaya Alvarado que coño Alejandro es un gran director
henman09 Both are great films. Though movies about nazis are too much seen, yet the eutanasia subject it's something taboo In our society.
Thepomafame yet Bruno's acting was impressive and the movie narrates what actually happened in the last days of Hitler
José Amaya Alvarado and Javier too
Totalmente merecido
HOW DID DOWNFALL NOT WIN. AN EVEN BIGGER TRAVESTY THAN THE FACT THEY HADN’T EVEN NOMINATED BRUNO GANZ FOR BEST ACTOR.
Downfall deserved the award
Downfall should have won best picture period and Bruno Ganz best actor. Ridiculous.
She is spectacular
que preciosa se ve Penelope Cruz.
Der untergang should have won
Cry, cry, baby😂😂😂
Bro Downfall should've won, this is outrageous.
I'm Spanish but Så som I himmelen should've won the Oscar just by Helen Sjöholm's performance LET ALONE the rest of the cast.
E o Oscar 2005 de melhor filme internacional foi para ... O espanhol "Mar Adentro", que disputou o prêmio com filmes até relevantes: o sueco "Filhos do Paraíso"; o alemão "A queda: as últimas horas de Hitler"; o melodrama francês "O Som do coração" e o comovente sul africano "Yesterday", sobre uma mulher afrodescendente que tenta sobreviver com a AIDS que a assola... Gostei de "Mar Adentro", mais seu tema sobre a eutanásia é um tanto mal explorado, caindo no lugar comum... Mais o filme mantém o interesse devido a atuação de Javier Bardem, Taça Volpi de melhor ator no festival de Veneza de 2004, onde "Mar Adentro" arrebatou o grande prêmio do júri (o filme perfeito leão de ouro de melhor filme para o inglês "O Segredo de Vera Drake", de Mike Leigh) e chegou com força no Oscar 2005 de melhor filme internacional, onde arrebatou o prêmio representando a Espanha... Dentre os concorrentes, quem deveria ter ganho o Oscar 2005 de melhor filme internacional? Acredito que o alemão "A Queda: as últimas horas de Hitler", que até hoje, é celebrado como um dos retratos mais verdadeiros sobre Adolf Hitler. No mais, recomendo "Mar Adentro".
Touch comeptition that year
Chris rock
At least no one slapped him. Not even the Director of The Sea Inside because if he did he wouldn’t be allowed in The US anymore. The slap happened before Best Documentary Feature. Hopefully soon a documentary movie from Spain and in Castilian Spanish wins an Oscar
Motorcycle diaries not even mentioned ??
no, because in that movie there were many countries involved so that broke some academy's rules
@@adolfoalbornoz3730 damn international film goes aganist the very film
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Les Choristes should have won!
What are Nick Fury and Pepper Potts doing here? Marvel ain't Cinema.
The best movie was Les Choristes
No nominaron machuca 🥺
Vine por lo mismo:c
Cierto bro, pero ese año era difícil, si se estrenaba un año antes o uno después seguro la nominaban.
España for "Mar Adrento" y olé 💃
Downfall snubbed
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DOWNFALL SHOULD HAVE WON, WHAT A JOKE IS THIS