For the acting categories: Best Actress 2021: Who won - Frances McDormand for Nomadland Who should’ve won - Carey Mulligan for Promising Young Woman Best Actor 2022: Who won - Will Smith for King Richard Who should’ve won - Andrew Garfield for Tick Tick Boom Best Supporting Actress 2023: Who won - Jamie Lee Curtis for Everything Everywhere All At Once Who should’ve won - Kerry Condon for The Banshees of Inisherin Other categories: Best Picture 2021: What won - Nomadland What should’ve won - Minari or Sound of Metal Best Original Score 2023: What won - All Quiet on the Western Front What should’ve won and should’ve been nominated- The Batman or Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio
I'll stand by my initial opinion that "CODA" won not because folks thought it should've, but because they didn't want to award "Power of the Dog" beyond Director. "Worst Person in the World" or "Tick Tick Boom" should've been contenders to win; the fact that neither were even nominated for Picture is an even greater sin.
CODA was also the only other Best Picture nominee that year directed by a woman, and if they weren't going to give it to The Power of the Dog that year, it was the only other option (I wouldn't be surprised if that's the way they were thinking that year)...
Encanto's Oscar win was validated. That film was awesome and its thought-provoking generational subtext and songs are still relevant and slaps to this day and also all of the animated films nominated that year were very much deserving to win. Its just sucks that they will only choose one but that's how it is in Award shows only 1 will win. ☺️☺️
i'm so with you with these picks. also the second babylon lost in best score my brain melted and i screamed and yelled and had depression the next week.
NGL, I'm more mad at Encanto winning Best animated film than anything else you mentioned (Yes, even the All quiet score winning, although I would've still voted for Babylon, which had the better score)
Not only did All Quiet win over Babylon, but I could think of at least 5 or 6 scores that were far better and weren't even nominated that year: The Batman, Guillermo del Toro's Pinnoccio, Pearl, Glass Onion... Even if they didn't want to award Babylon or any of these other films, they could've at least given the award to John Williams, who is long due an Oscar win, at that way The Fablemans wouldn't have gone empty handed...
I wish Kerry Condon won for The Banshees of Inisherin over Jamie Lee Curtis I wish Colin Farrell won for The Banshees of Inisherin over Brendan Fraser I wish Vanessa Kirby won for Pieces of a Woman over Frances McDormand
All Quiet won that score because as a popular foreign language movie, the foreign and older Academy members usually blindly vote for certain movies in the categories that they watched fully, I'm willing to bet you that most of the older members did not even watch Babylon after the first 10 minutes after that unnecessary scene with the elephant ****, so they never got to hear that score. I remember watching Babylon in the theatre in LA and saw at least half a dozen walkouts after that scene.
IMO i still feel like power of the dog winning wouldn't have been met with that much of better reception. The audience reception on that movie is even worse, and it'll reinforce some beliefs of the academy going with super serious auteur cinema that no one likes. Thats why stuff like green book won over Roma. POTD is at 6.8 on imdb and 3.7 on letterboxd, with CODA being at 8 imdb and 3.9 letterboxd
@@FrakkinToasterLuvvaSo how would you merit audience reception? I mean personally you can love a movie, but I'm trying to gauge the audience reception. I mean even with letterboxd as well, it isn't necessarily loved by the audiences. Don't think there is any fans of anything downvoting potd, people just didn't like the movie as much as critics.
“Coda”and “Nomadland”winning Best Picture didn’t really age too well but “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” and “Oppenheimer” were both great BP choices. So it’s a 50/50 for me for Best Picture winners so far.
CODA winning in a year like 2021 wouldn't have been as outrageous as it was it winning over a great oscar lineup as was 2022. IMO, CODA winning over Dune will go down in history as one of the greatest crimes against cinema the Academy has ever committed😂 Hopefully they don't make the same mistake again this year with Dune Part 2...
I actually loved Nomadland, though I've only watched it one time. I found it beautiful and it moved me to tears, FM was excellent, but she could have done that performance in her sleep and still get nominated. I absolutely wanted Mulligan to win, not only is her character in Promising Young Woman so complex and original, but Mulligan rides those tonal waves flawlessly. It's truly one of the best written characters to be put to screen ever, she owns the entire film and it and she sticks with you long after it's over.
@@calebisdisposable I realize that. I meant top 10 of this decade so far. I figured that was pretty self explanatory since that’s exactly what he did in the video with his 10 least favorites.
god stephanie hsu was RIGHT THEREEEEE. she was arguably the most important character in that movie's plot and yet,, the big actress cameo won over her. what a slap in the face to one of the best performances in recent memory
The way I feel about all quiet winning score over Babylon is sorta like if Sam Mendes had beat bong joon ho for best director. I fuckin LOVE the Babylon score… but I’ve also listened to the all quiet score all the way through and fuck it! it’s phenomenal! Go and cry about it!
You're not an outlier on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
Tbh I don’t really know my order but here’s a list of winners I disliked/ least agreed with (starting with the Nomadland year): Ma Rainey for Costumes & Makeup CODA for Picture & Screenplay Will Smith for Actor Belfast for Screenplay Encanto for Animated Summer of Soul for Documentary (didn’t dislike it but Flee should have absolutely won) Jamie Lee Curtis for Supp Actress All Quiet for International Feature, Score, and Cinematography (Production Design win was great though) Boy, Mole, Fox, and Horse for Animated Short Whale for Makeup War is Over for Animated Short There are other wins I’m not too happy with but either I didn’t like the other choices or I just didn’t feel that passionate about them
Nomadland wins Best Picture - I liked the film but there was better Poor Things wins Production Design - Not undeserved but I feel like Barbie's production design is gonna be one of the most iconic in cinema history The Zone of Interest wins Best International Film - Not really mad cause it was so obvious but I don't get what people see in this film and its competition was all films I loved What Was I Made For? wins Best Song - Don't like this song and I'm Just Ken was the one people were passionate about Belfast wins Best Original Screenplay - I hate this movie and Kenneth Branagh American Fiction wins Best Adapted Screenplay - Didn't like this movie and Oppenheimer should have won it even if it didn't need it The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse wins Best Animated Short - This was bad and Ice Merchants was so good All Quiet wins Best Score - I feel you man
I still don’t get Jamie winning. In my personal opinion I liked the sound of Angela Bassett becoming an academy award recipient but for a marvel movie and a mid one at that. I feel as if Kerry and Angela should have been battling it out all season and if either of them won I would have been happy. But that’s the problem with the Oscars it’s almost never about the performance. Also let’s not do Frances Mcdormand that I love that lady.
i’m actually grateful for Belfast winning Original Screenplay for one thing and one thing only: it snatched it from Don’t Look Up (i really don’t like that film)
I remember being blown away by Hong Chau in The Whale due to the reserved power in her voice during her interactions with Charlie. Given that subtle performances are rarely nominated *Zac Efron* *cough*, I knew she wouldn't win, but of all the performances to lose against that year, why was it Jamie Lee Curtis, the weakest performance in the running?
Hate to be the outlier, but I think the All Quiet score is pretty epic, and probably the best thing about a movie that I otherwise think is well-made, but generic. I do think the Babylon score is great (even if I dislike the film as a whole), but Justin Hurwitz has two Oscars already, so I don't think there was a need to give him another one so soon. As for Belfast, I think Don't Look Up and King Richard would have been worst choices for Best Original Screenplay, though I think Belfast was pretty meh in general.
You're not an outlier on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
Love the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️ 🏆🏆🏆🏆
I whole heartedly agree on Babylon getting absolutely snubbed for score. 1000% better than All Quiet. Also while we're on the topic of Babylon I feel the need to mention that I genuinely think that one of the three biggest snubs at the Oscars in the past twenty years was Margot Robbie not getting nominated for actress. That is THE BEST acting performance I have seen from Robbie. Of the two people nominated in the category that I have seen (those being Michelle Williams, and Michelle Yeoh) I think Robbie was leagues better than the both of them combined. Anyway, my hot take of the day is finished.
I agree that Encanto should not have won! But everyone was obsessed with that movie for some damn reason. I don't even think it should have been nominated.
I'm frustrated that Coda is only on Apple TV. AND IVE NEVER SEEN IT. But it definitely seemed like (from someone who did not see the movies, so complete outsider) that it was politics. Like it wasn't it was the best it was more like wouldn't it be cool if it won. Nomadland was a pandemic movie. It was symbolic of our world wide isolation. It wouldn't work today
Can we just stop the Jamie Lee Curtis hate?? She won. Shes a legend! And hasnt aged well??? It hasnt been that long! Angela's nomination(while i love her) was a joke. Black Panther sucked, like every other boring Marvel film. And i love Hsu but if Curtis didn't win Kerry Condon should have. I love Hong Chao but haven't seen The Whale.
The main theme from the Babylon is so annoying. The one thats played during the final montage. (which is also one of the worst endings of all time) Probably part of why it lost
You're not alone on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
I'm so mad JLC won (don't get me wrong, she definitely deserves an Oscar, but not for that) when it was so obviously Stephanie Hsu's and she wasn't even nominated
1) Justice for Carey Mulligan and Promising Young Woman!, 2) Don't Look Up should have won screenplay, 3) Of course CODA won screenplay, it won best picture. It was more about the love of the movie than the screenplay. 3) CODA take mid. Personally, CODA is the best picture winner of the decade over Nomadland, EEAAO, Oppenheimer.
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I think about that Babylon loss for score almost every single day, absolutely crazy.
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It was over when BAFTA gave it Score and CCA gave it to Tar. Everybody except Globes was avoiding awarding Babylon for some reason
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Wtf why didn't I get Poor Things merch
It was nice to see all 12 CODA and Nomadland fans go home happy those nights.
As someone who liked (not loved but liked) All Quiet, the score win was outrageous
I watched All Quiet the day before The Oscars and I couldn't even remember a single note of it
For the acting categories:
Best Actress 2021:
Who won - Frances McDormand for Nomadland
Who should’ve won - Carey Mulligan for Promising Young Woman
Best Actor 2022:
Who won - Will Smith for King Richard
Who should’ve won - Andrew Garfield for Tick Tick Boom
Best Supporting Actress 2023:
Who won - Jamie Lee Curtis for Everything Everywhere All At Once
Who should’ve won - Kerry Condon for The Banshees of Inisherin
Other categories:
Best Picture 2021:
What won - Nomadland
What should’ve won - Minari or Sound of Metal
Best Original Score 2023:
What won - All Quiet on the Western Front
What should’ve won and should’ve been nominated- The Batman or Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio
Bro is going to be in his retirement home talking about the Babylon score robbery. The dedication doesn't go unnoticed from the hive
5:05 bruther the second I saw the title of this video that part of my brain sparked and I knew where we were going
You're completely right about Babylon losing score, that was atrocious, i was steaming
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I'll stand by my initial opinion that "CODA" won not because folks thought it should've, but because they didn't want to award "Power of the Dog" beyond Director. "Worst Person in the World" or "Tick Tick Boom" should've been contenders to win; the fact that neither were even nominated for Picture is an even greater sin.
Dune should’ve swept nearly every category that year. It was so beyond everything else that year on ever level.
CODA was also the only other Best Picture nominee that year directed by a woman, and if they weren't going to give it to The Power of the Dog that year, it was the only other option (I wouldn't be surprised if that's the way they were thinking that year)...
Any one of those would've been a better winner. Loved Tick, Tick Boom!
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Horrible pick
Encanto's Oscar win was validated. That film was awesome and its thought-provoking generational subtext and songs are still relevant and slaps to this day and also all of the animated films nominated that year were very much deserving to win. Its just sucks that they will only choose one but that's how it is in Award shows only 1 will win. ☺️☺️
i'm so with you with these picks.
also the second babylon lost in best score my brain melted and i screamed and yelled and had depression the next week.
NGL, I'm more mad at Encanto winning Best animated film than anything else you mentioned
(Yes, even the All quiet score winning, although I would've still voted for Babylon, which had the better score)
This video is one of the longest concession speeches I've ever had to watch.
TFD: *Makes an anti-Jamie Lee Curtis post*
Me: “That’s bait.”
She didn’t deserve it
She was the worst in that whole category, especially compared to Stephanie Hsu
Not only did All Quiet win over Babylon, but I could think of at least 5 or 6 scores that were far better and weren't even nominated that year: The Batman, Guillermo del Toro's Pinnoccio, Pearl, Glass Onion... Even if they didn't want to award Babylon or any of these other films, they could've at least given the award to John Williams, who is long due an Oscar win, at that way The Fablemans wouldn't have gone empty handed...
ntm on frances mcdormand her perfomance in nomadland was one of the greatest in recent memory
I wish Kerry Condon won for The Banshees of Inisherin over Jamie Lee Curtis
I wish Colin Farrell won for The Banshees of Inisherin over Brendan Fraser
I wish Vanessa Kirby won for Pieces of a Woman over Frances McDormand
Love the mushroom shirt!
I guess Fuji will be the only virgin in the world that likes the offensive Green Book more than CODA. 😁
All Quiet won that score because as a popular foreign language movie, the foreign and older Academy members usually blindly vote for certain movies in the categories that they watched fully, I'm willing to bet you that most of the older members did not even watch Babylon after the first 10 minutes after that unnecessary scene with the elephant ****, so they never got to hear that score. I remember watching Babylon in the theatre in LA and saw at least half a dozen walkouts after that scene.
IMO i still feel like power of the dog winning wouldn't have been met with that much of better reception. The audience reception on that movie is even worse, and it'll reinforce some beliefs of the academy going with super serious auteur cinema that no one likes. Thats why stuff like green book won over Roma. POTD is at 6.8 on imdb and 3.7 on letterboxd, with CODA being at 8 imdb and 3.9 letterboxd
As it IMDB scores mean anything in terms of quality of a movie. Mostly it's fanboys voting or downvoting things.
True, a win for TPOTD would've not aged well .
@@FrakkinToasterLuvvaSo how would you merit audience reception? I mean personally you can love a movie, but I'm trying to gauge the audience reception. I mean even with letterboxd as well, it isn't necessarily loved by the audiences. Don't think there is any fans of anything downvoting potd, people just didn't like the movie as much as critics.
Ngaf. Coda is a fake slop
“Coda”and “Nomadland”winning Best Picture didn’t really age too well but “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” and “Oppenheimer” were both great BP choices. So it’s a 50/50 for me for Best Picture winners so far.
CODA winning in a year like 2021 wouldn't have been as outrageous as it was it winning over a great oscar lineup as was 2022. IMO, CODA winning over Dune will go down in history as one of the greatest crimes against cinema the Academy has ever committed😂
Hopefully they don't make the same mistake again this year with Dune Part 2...
I actually loved Nomadland, though I've only watched it one time. I found it beautiful and it moved me to tears, FM was excellent, but she could have done that performance in her sleep and still get nominated. I absolutely wanted Mulligan to win, not only is her character in Promising Young Woman so complex and original, but Mulligan rides those tonal waves flawlessly. It's truly one of the best written characters to be put to screen ever, she owns the entire film and it and she sticks with you long after it's over.
Should do a top 10 favorites of the decade next
The decade isn’t even half way over
@@calebisdisposable I realize that. I meant top 10 of this decade so far. I figured that was pretty self explanatory since that’s exactly what he did in the video with his 10 least favorites.
It's interesting how there's not a single pick from the most recent ceremony and honestly, I agree
Ur giveaways are sick
god stephanie hsu was RIGHT THEREEEEE. she was arguably the most important character in that movie's plot and yet,, the big actress cameo won over her. what a slap in the face to one of the best performances in recent memory
I listened to the Babylon score and You Never Had Chocolate Like This before watching this video (if yk yk)
Nice to see a fellow "Husavik" stan still fuming.
Im a Biggggg White Noise Fan. I Would love that
Edit: whoa I’m an even bigger Poor things fan, bet
Wonder how you feel about Jack NIcholson's third win lol
When I win one can I be on this list?
I would also add Jamie Lee Curtis winning Supporting Actress and Green Book winning Best Picture (over The Favourite, Roma, A Star Is Born, etc.)
He did mention the first one
Green Book wasn't 2020's but it always deserves slander.
“It’s over for everyone.” 😂
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I looooove Coda I'm sorry
The way I feel about all quiet winning score over Babylon is sorta like if Sam Mendes had beat bong joon ho for best director. I fuckin LOVE the Babylon score… but I’ve also listened to the all quiet score all the way through and fuck it! it’s phenomenal! Go and cry about it!
Disclaimer, Parasite is an all time fav of mine, Babylon score > All Quiet, and I haven’t seen 1917 it just came to mind as a quick war movie example
You're not an outlier on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
It's horrible. Wtf do you even like about those fart noises
i honestly agree with all of these tbh
I haven't seen the video yet but I'm just gonna guess that All Quiet winning score over Babylon is number 1
Yes! Justice for Husavik and Stephanie Hsu! Both of them robbed but never forgotten ❤
Tbh I don’t really know my order but here’s a list of winners I disliked/ least agreed with (starting with the Nomadland year):
Ma Rainey for Costumes & Makeup
CODA for Picture & Screenplay
Will Smith for Actor
Belfast for Screenplay
Encanto for Animated
Summer of Soul for Documentary (didn’t dislike it but Flee should have absolutely won)
Jamie Lee Curtis for Supp Actress
All Quiet for International Feature, Score, and Cinematography (Production Design win was great though)
Boy, Mole, Fox, and Horse for Animated Short
Whale for Makeup
War is Over for Animated Short
There are other wins I’m not too happy with but either I didn’t like the other choices or I just didn’t feel that passionate about them
for me it was soul winning best animated feature when wolfwalkers & over the moon were right there
Nomadland wins Best Picture - I liked the film but there was better
Poor Things wins Production Design - Not undeserved but I feel like Barbie's production design is gonna be one of the most iconic in cinema history
The Zone of Interest wins Best International Film - Not really mad cause it was so obvious but I don't get what people see in this film and its competition was all films I loved
What Was I Made For? wins Best Song - Don't like this song and I'm Just Ken was the one people were passionate about
Belfast wins Best Original Screenplay - I hate this movie and Kenneth Branagh
American Fiction wins Best Adapted Screenplay - Didn't like this movie and Oppenheimer should have won it even if it didn't need it
The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse wins Best Animated Short - This was bad and Ice Merchants was so good
All Quiet wins Best Score - I feel you man
I still don’t get Jamie winning. In my personal opinion I liked the sound of Angela Bassett becoming an academy award recipient but for a marvel movie and a mid one at that. I feel as if Kerry and Angela should have been battling it out all season and if either of them won I would have been happy. But that’s the problem with the Oscars it’s almost never about the performance. Also let’s not do Frances Mcdormand that I love that lady.
i’m actually grateful for Belfast winning Original Screenplay for one thing and one thing only: it snatched it from Don’t Look Up (i really don’t like that film)
I honestly thought Licorice Pizza was gonna win. Especially because PTA beat Kenneth Branagh at BAFTA.
@@SlenWash and after that WGA win for Don’t Look Up, i was scared
@@baronofgaming514 same, when Don't Look Up won WGA I said I'd rather have Branagh win lol
Bro be giving away shit that doesn’t fit him
I remember being blown away by Hong Chau in The Whale due to the reserved power in her voice during her interactions with Charlie. Given that subtle performances are rarely nominated *Zac Efron* *cough*, I knew she wouldn't win, but of all the performances to lose against that year, why was it Jamie Lee Curtis, the weakest performance in the running?
Hong Chau Should have Won SOMETHING LAST YEAR!
Hate to be the outlier, but I think the All Quiet score is pretty epic, and probably the best thing about a movie that I otherwise think is well-made, but generic. I do think the Babylon score is great (even if I dislike the film as a whole), but Justin Hurwitz has two Oscars already, so I don't think there was a need to give him another one so soon. As for Belfast, I think Don't Look Up and King Richard would have been worst choices for Best Original Screenplay, though I think Belfast was pretty meh in general.
You're not an outlier on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
i think the nomadland hate is crazy, like the movie is so many paintings made up of intersecting lives
Love the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️ 🏆🏆🏆🏆
Years later, Westside Story was EASILY the best film of that year. No question. Also that White Noise shirt…
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@@albertglowacki9316 still not the best. Nowhere close
I whole heartedly agree on Babylon getting absolutely snubbed for score. 1000% better than All Quiet. Also while we're on the topic of Babylon I feel the need to mention that I genuinely think that one of the three biggest snubs at the Oscars in the past twenty years was Margot Robbie not getting nominated for actress. That is THE BEST acting performance I have seen from Robbie. Of the two people nominated in the category that I have seen (those being Michelle Williams, and Michelle Yeoh) I think Robbie was leagues better than the both of them combined. Anyway, my hot take of the day is finished.
It's not easy for her to get into Actress 🤔
Hey Jonathan, can you just Give away Your self lol, obsessed with your good look
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Stephanie Hsu ROBBED for a lame career reward.
I agree that Encanto should not have won! But everyone was obsessed with that movie for some damn reason. I don't even think it should have been nominated.
I'm frustrated that Coda is only on Apple TV. AND IVE NEVER SEEN IT. But it definitely seemed like (from someone who did not see the movies, so complete outsider) that it was politics. Like it wasn't it was the best it was more like wouldn't it be cool if it won. Nomadland was a pandemic movie. It was symbolic of our world wide isolation. It wouldn't work today
I just can’t take the Eurovision stuff serious bro
Carey really should have won for PYW
Can we just stop the Jamie Lee Curtis hate?? She won. Shes a legend! And hasnt aged well??? It hasnt been that long! Angela's nomination(while i love her) was a joke. Black Panther sucked, like every other boring Marvel film. And i love Hsu but if Curtis didn't win Kerry Condon should have. I love Hong Chao but haven't seen The Whale.
EEAAO was one of the best movies ever made... But Jamie Lee Curtis did not even deserve a nomination
The main theme from the Babylon is so annoying. The one thats played during the final montage. (which is also one of the worst endings of all time) Probably part of why it lost
You're not alone on the All Quiet on the Western Front score. It won for a reason! I'll keep saying it: Babylon has the better music, but All Quiet on the Western Front has the best score. 🤷♂️
Oop
Apart from Encanto and CODA I disagree with your every take
I'm so mad JLC won (don't get me wrong, she definitely deserves an Oscar, but not for that) when it was so obviously Stephanie Hsu's and she wasn't even nominated
I thought Stephanie Hsu was wasn’t she unless I’m tripping
She was nominated
@@cinemasprite Oop my b, you’re right. Well she should have won but at least she was nominated lol
@@rusheffecktive ok but she didn’t win tho
She was nominated but she was snubbed by Globes and BAFTA. CCA and SAG saved her which led to her Oscar nom
You are my husband pls marry me
Every EEAAO wins over Top gun Maverick and Banshees of ineshera and Tar…
Banshees and Tar yes but Maverick maybe idk
@@enzobuso5933 for editing.
My appreciation for JLC's win has grown cuz it pisses so many people off.
1) Justice for Carey Mulligan and Promising Young Woman!, 2) Don't Look Up should have won screenplay, 3) Of course CODA won screenplay, it won best picture. It was more about the love of the movie than the screenplay. 3) CODA take mid. Personally, CODA is the best picture winner of the decade over Nomadland, EEAAO, Oppenheimer.
Your out of your mind on 3 I’m sorry
Chloe Zhao winning those two fluke Oscars is the biggest joke of the 2020s so far
She made The Rider. Call it compensation. Also, grow up