'Oppenheimer' Wins Best Picture | 96th Oscars (2024)
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- Al Pacino presents Emma Thomas, Charles Roven and Christopher Nolan with the Oscars for Best Picture for 'Oppenheimer' at the 96th Oscars (2024).
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'Oppenheimer' Wins Best Picture | 96th Oscars (2024)
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Dude just woke up from a nap
They dragged him out of bed put a suit on him then tossed him on stage
Of course he's tired, he has a newborn!
he always looks like that
Who? Dunkacino?
He was rather embarrassing 😳
Al Pacino being out just blurting the winner out and wrapping it fast is perfect. 10/10 No notes.
Guy is ancient and has been to the Oscars dozens of times over the decades, he doesn't give a fuck anymore. lol
@@Karlach_Straight up 🤟
lol we got to give the man a break I mean after all he is Micheal Corleone 😁
They said on the news, Jimmy Kimmel was routing for chaos and weirdness
@@brettteply1207Best mic drop ever!
Weirdest Oscar winner announcement I've ever seen. Even the camera operator wasn't ready when Pacino said it like that lmao
First time the Best Picture Oscar Presenter not announcing the Nominees for Best Picture since 2010 (Tom Hanks).
It was so awkward and underwhelming lol. They didn’t even do the montage of 10 films. He just opened the envelope and announced it out of nowhere.
Dude is like 90. And a legend, give him a break
I think we ALL KNEW who the winner was
Weirder than announcing the wrong film? Lol
Al was like “What the hell is an Oppenheimer?!?!”
"an Oppenheimer" is a resident of the city of Oppenheim, Germany.
Now you're smarter.
J. Robert “Oppenheimer”. He was the director of the Manhattan Project's Los Alamos Laboratory during World War II and is often called the "father of the atomic bomb".
@@jonathancruz5932 Oh? You don't say...
An oppener of heimens.
Wasn’t Al alive to witness the discovery of the bomb? Dude must have seen it on tv live
Al didn't want a Moonlight/LaLa Land mistake, so he went straight to read that card 😂😂😂
It's funny how this happened when Emma won Best Actress and Jimmy Kimmel as the host, something that existed during the envelope mixed up a few years ago 😂
And the nominees are... 🥁
Uh nevermind, y'all knew it was Oppenheimer anyways 😂😂
Lol.
We also all thought avatar was too. But whatever.
@@giannistheoggod Avatar? Really? lmao. Mid movie and mid story
😂😂😂😂😂
@@giannistheoggod who the hell is 'we'? you're the only one who thinks that lmao
That was the most anticlimactic best picture reveal ever😂
No. Tom Hanks presenting it to The Hurt Locker in 2010 almost instantly still has that honor.
Yeah Pacino looked like Joe Biden up there
@@honeybadgerjay1724during his SOTU address
Tom Hanks did the same in 2010 and nobody complained about it
@@mrsjaguar4561 I thought it was weird that he did it back then, so it was less weird when Al Pacino did it because of that.
Al Pacino is 83 years old!! He did what he can 😊 The man’s a legend!
Should probably run for president then
@@honeybadgerjay1724 why it's rigged!
Well, I'm pretty sure someone younger could "do what they" can better.
@@omalorWould you rather your career defining contributions be the best roles Pacino played on film, or reading something accurately off a teleprompter?
He doesn't have enough time left to waste with redundancy.
1:12 That “what happened” behind the loud music is killing me
😂💀
Oh my god, I didn’t even notice at first! Dude instantly forgot!😂
Good ol’ Al.
lmfao same
😂😂😂
bro LMAOO
I think al pacino forgot to read the nominations. The way he read the card right away definitely confused everyone. No suspense.
certainly stunned the orchestra.
Hey, if Michael Corleone wants to just skip right to the envelope, then we skip right to the envelope
through out the night they would highlight each nominee. So he came out just to let us know who won
he saw that they now nominate 10 movies for Best Picture and said nah i ain't readin all that, the winner is Oppenheimer hahahaha
had me rolling laughing, it was so off putting the audience literally paused
Bro forgot about the nominees 💀💀
Each nominee was displayed after each commercial break
Why do we have the same picture wtf
I literally just chose a random picture i had in my "Pictures" folder like 15 years ago
@@RikerLovesWorf Long lost twin?
@@RikerLovesWorflmaooo
@@henryhoneyman1535 They still always remind the audience by having the presenter (Pacino) read off the 10 movies nominated.
“What happened” - Al Pacino (2024)
😂😂😂 I can’t get over it!
“oh my (what have I done)”
De Niro's face when Pacino walked in was like "That motherf*cker owes me money"
🥇😂😂😂
Lmfao! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
🤣🤣🤣
Nolan “Good to see you Al…”
Al “Where am I???”
About the same reaction he had to seeing Hilary Swank.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Al was like “have we met?”
Nolan “Al, we did Insomnia together, remember?”
Al “No I don’t have that, goodnight.“
(Al proceeds to fall asleep on stage as speeches are continuing )
@@danieldifrancesco7987 lol
He even said, “what happened??” Right after he read it 😂
Al pacino just wanted to see who won
The way that he casually just announced that without announcing the nominees 😭😭😭💀💀
I thought they had announced them earlier or something. (All I saw was this clip.)
@@cockeyedoptimistaI watched the entirety of the oscars and I thought the same thing 😭😭😭
@@cockeyedoptimistathey show montages of each Best Picture nominee throughout the show but by the time they give the award they usually announce them one more time!
@WendyLovesStocking166 Lol! Well I just heard a newscast and I guess Oppenheimer was winning almost everything so he just didn't bother with the suspense part? Or maybe they were running out of time.
@whyalexuhhh Yeah, I guess they do usually. It's just another little Oscar flub. Not as bad as that one with the wrong card! Thanks for replying.
This movie won seven Oscars and deserved every single one. Not every movie can make a historical figure into a blockbuster, Barbenheimer or otherwise.
Godzilla Minus One was way better should’ve been nominated for picture of the year
@@curse209 I agree it should have been nominated for Best Picture.
plenty of biopics have been blockbusters
@@aliali-ce3yfnot quite like oppenheimer, and unless you know anything about film making I'd stfu
🥱 blatant pre predictive programming for nuclear war in 10 years...mediocre movie...KOTFM was far better
It's the "what happened?" that gets me every time
Gets you every time ? lol this just happened
@@KellerCRD Yes and I had already rewatched the clip dozens of times with this here on RUclips as well as the numerous posts on TikTok.
@@NeelTheSphynx The score is just so captivating
Al Pacino has more than earned the right to present Best Picture in whatever way he wants to.
Amen!
Even during his 80s, Al Pacino knows how to steal the show.
He’s still got enough hoo-ah for the rest of us.
Have you seen him in _Dick Tracy?_
@@dnasty312one of my favorite roles of his he stole the show
😩😩😭😂
Christopher Nolan receiving 2 Oscars and holding both of them for best director and for best picture has got to be the most gangster thing I have ever seen and to ever happen at the Oscars
He’s not the first one to do it. Clint Eastwood (twice), Ron Howard, Steven Spielberg, the Coen Brothers and a whole bunch of others.
You had one job, Al.
And he abruptly did it 😂😂😂
And he nailed it
fabulous
It was uncomfortable to watch
He should moderate the Biden Trump debates
Tom Hanks did the same in 2010 and nobody complained about it
Al Pacino was in Nolan’s film insomnia, Al Pacino is ok, he’s just replaying the lead role of Christopher Nolan’s film Insomina….I think.
Lol that’s a good take
I liked that movie
Great cinematography 😊
The man is almost 84 and there were 10 nominees, he wanted to still be alive by the time he got to announcing the winner 😂😂
Oppenheimer definitely deserved best picture. Congrats to the cast and director and the whole crew.
@@Abigblueworld how
ok barbie fan@@Abigblueworld
Christopher Nolan makes cinema masterpieces and not even barbie fans can change that
@@thesharkyit was just another historic film, with no deep meaning behind it like the other ones
@@bbl1188 it’s still original compared to modern movies, Star Wars, Indiana jones and etc
Oppenheimer is a reminder that summer blockbusters can win best picture.
It really is. I’m glad it won. I roll my eyes at people who say it didn’t deserve it because yes it freaking deserves best picture.
Dude had no idea where he was.
He presented the award like Biden runs the country.
@@PeglegSailorCan’t help but be divisive, can you? There is more to life than politics.
@@StandAloneComplex-pj2rs it’s a joke.
All joking aside, it’s important to be aware that if Pacino’s presentation warrants concern, the consistency of the President of the US should warrant a much greater concern.
@@PeglegSailor Yet both he and Biden are still more intelligent, levelheaded, and cognitively functional than Trump
Pacino just being…..himself
He’s been taking notes from Jack Nicholson.
Josh Peck and Alex Wolff are now the first ever Nickelodeon stars, current or former, to be in a Best Picture Winner.
Christ is feel old
I love how Emma and Chris always praise each other for making literally the best movies they are ultimate couple goals.
Stop blaming Al Pacino, he's got a newborn at home!
Sounds like he's totally to blame then.
@@mrgotitfordalowblame for what? He opened the letter and said the winner.🤷♂️
AL PACINO for the win!!! (For the record, Tom Hanks did the same thing in 2010 when "The Hurt Locker" won Best Picture for 2009).
Laurence Olivier, too (Amadeus).
@@128pm8 Hahahaha, wow. I just looked it up. I know I had seen that before (it's one of my favorite movies), but totally had forgotten.
Oppenheimer is now the 12th Best Picture winner to win 7 Oscars.
I can only find 12, including Oppenheimer. Do you know which two I'm missing?
1. Going My Way (1944)
2. The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)
3. The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)
4. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
5. Patton (1970)
6. The Sting (1973)
7. Out of Africa (1985)
8. Dances With Wolves (1990)
9. Schindler's List (1993)
10. Shakespeare in Love (1998)
11. Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)
12. Oppenheimer (2023)
Forrest Gump in 1994 Robert Zemeckis won best director and best picture
Forrest Gump
@@mariainez7327I thought that only had six wins, not seven.
@@EricAKATheBelgianGuy You are correct, Eric. My mistake. It is 12 Best Picture Oscar Winners winning exactly 7 Oscars. Thanks 4 the correction.
This was the BEST oscars ceremony ive seen in ages … and I’ve been watching religiously since 1997 when I was 11! So well produced, loved the presentation , the mega stacked stars lineup… plus the diverse actual wins - and 10 incredible noms this year !! One of the best shows of all time. Excellenr year for cinema… Thank you, Academy ❤
At 1:25 Pacino has thrown even the announcer off his game
I’m glad “The Godfather” gave the award to Oppenheimer!!
I’m soooo glad!
Oppenheimer is my favorite movie of 2023!!!!
Congratulations!!!🎈 🎊 🎈🎊🎉
That was definitely not a surprise… this was a great movie in 2023 and this win is totally worth it after all of the hard work!
As if Al Pacino couldn’t already be more iconic
Christopher Nolan directed a film about an extremely important yet somewhat overlooked historical character during the Second World War. The movie would go on to be a cultural phenomenon, winning 7 Academy Awards including best picture and director at the 2024 Academy Awards.
Exactly thirty years prior, Steven Spielberg directed a film about an extremely important yet somewhat overlooked historical figure during the Second World War. Similar to Oppenheimer, the movie was a huge cultural phenomenon and went on to win exactly seven academy awards, including directing and picture.
It’s come full circle now, and I think that’s wonderful.
It’s propaganda.
@@AC-te9dr double it and give it to the next person
No doubt in my mind this would win
Poor Things was better
@@phyzyc6765it was good, but it didn’t leave the impact that this did
opp was just mainstream@@Kaijuzilla-wf3re
Very classy for Nolan to let the other 2 have their time in the spotlight. The movie was a masterpiece.
It seemed like Pacino thought that he was gonna read the nominees on the card… he even seemed to ask what happened as the winners were getting up to the song by the orchestra…
On an unrelated note, David Alan Grier is doing the narrating!
Al Pacino = Acting Genius. Just respecting legends tonite
Acting genius, terrible choice to announce Best Picture.
Al Pacino is 83, he's just gettin' warmed up!
My Boi was on that propane😩
Al Pacino whispered in Nolan's ear, "Put me in your next movie, please!"
They did a movie many years ago called Insomnia
Al’s the man! He knew everyone was tired of sitting in their seats! Al was ready to party; he was ready to get everyone to the parties.
I applaud Christopher Nolan for pushing Emma Thomas, his wife, forward to come onstage and have her moment accepting her first Oscar 🖤 Their partnership is beautiful.
Huh? Lol she’s the producer she’s supposed to come forward and accept it
Emma is first on the list of people who receive the Oscar for Oppenheimer’s win. Next is Charles, then Chris
Overall the Oscar’s were great this year! Predictable but still great compared to previous years
Predictable yes, except for best visual effects, and best adapted screenplay.
Not gonna lie, Pacino going straight to the winner was pretty damn funny
That is a very weird thing to do!
This year reminded us that thoughtful and original ideas about important subjects can still be the core of Hollywood.
The cameraman was RUNNING to chris lmaoo even he was caught off guard 😂.
It’s been a long time since a summer blockbuster won an Oscar for Best Picture, and they definitely picked the right movie this time.
Agreed so many films I wanted to win Oscar never came true but Oppenheimer broke that long slump for me
Oppenheimer bagged an unbelievable seven awards altogether, resulting in a tie for the most Oscars with Universal Studios' Schindler's List in 1994.
Protect Al Pacino at all costs!
Pacino has reached an age where he doesn't care anymore, and its awesome :)
Too bad these comments are about Pacino. Oppenheimer deserved that Best Picture win.
Pacino should do this every year in this exact condition and with this style of delivery
Finally, about time. Shoulda won one in Interstellar, The Dark Knight and Inception.
The dark knight definitely
@@terrancemcclendon456inception and interstellar and better movies than dark knight imo
My favorite movie of 2023 have officially won
Exact same. I don’t know why people complain about this movie winning. I thought it was spectacular and I’ll never forget going to see it the Thursday night it released
Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas are filmmaking royalty! They truly deserve their oscars
Not the first time this has happened in the history of the Academy Awards. Sir Lawrence Olivier did not read off the list of nominees before announcing “Amadeus” the Best Picture winner in early 1985.
Thank goodness he got to the point!
Mr. Nolan is my favorite director, so I'm thrilled this film has done as well as it has, topped off by this evening. Wonderful!
Oppenheimer is an unsettling, intense and riveting film, and is close to unrivaled from a technical perspective, when stacked up against other releases of the past few years.
Oppenheimer is big, ambitious, widely praised and largely successful film, being a unique biopic and having some superbly intense thriller focused sequences throughout.
And I'm also really happy that Emma Thomas gets her Oscar.
Just announcing best picture with no preamble or reading the other noms, thats a power move
"SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND..." - Al Pacino ❤❤❤
honestly kinda love how jumbled the announcement and crowd reaction was
Oppenheimer on IMAX was LEGENDARY! The sounds and visuals; an incredibly visceral experience I wish I could experience once more it was so good. I hope more major films are done in IMAX. It's a thrill ride in itself, coupled with an incredibly intelligent, thought-provoking film. I also saw Gozilla, and that film, no question should have been nominated and been a VERY tight contender for the #1 spot, if not the winner of best picture itself. But...I don't know...both films moved me emotionally in ways that...ah well...Oppenheimer deserved it all lol.
Every time Al Pacino presents an award, he looks like he doesn’t know where he is or what he’s doing, but nor does he really care.
It's interesting that AL PACINO gave the award to NOLAN because he directed him in INSOMNIA over 20 years ago, which was his first film with a major studio, Warner Bros. Sadly, I don't see Nolan going back to them anytime soon. They never secured him an Oscar like Universal Pictures just did.
A lot of these stars are asked to do these things with almost no time to rehearse (remember Elizabeth Taylor with “Gladiator” at the Golden Globes? She literally had no idea what to do)…or the directions get changed last minute, or he truly screwed up by just reading the envelope. The delivery clearly threw everyone off producing the show not wanting another La La Land/Moonlight incident.
what a monumental movie! i’m so glad this movie won!
I seen Tom Hanks did that incident before.
Congrats Oppenheimer! The first Best Picture winner I saw in theatres!
And not to mention Sir Laurence Olivier.
What did Tom Hanks do?
I saw Oppenheimer on the Thursday night it released and I also saw Green Book the day it came out.
@@user-cr8dq7sc6hHe opened the envelope without showing the nominees as well.
Al totally forgot to cue the nomination clip of the 10 movies nominated 🤣🤣
Yeah weird huh?
AnD mY eYeS sEe OpPeNhEiMeR
yes....... yes....
Someone come get they grandpa
😂😂😂 He has a baby! 🤮
@@tifking73 i dont even know how he still got it in him lmao
The best movie won. The outrage online if it didn’t would’ve been felt. That aside…it’s an amazing piece of film and deserved all the awards it got 👏🏽
Anatomy of a Fall, Killers of the Flower Moon, and Poor Things were just as good!
@@BatmanHQYTgreat films about momentous historical events and figures usually take the big one.
Shout out to the dude in the back checking his msgs on that red cell phone!😂 dude your at the Oscar’s put the fuckin phone down! Lol😂
That dude is Hoyta Van Hoytema , who won the Oscar for cinematography. And why shouldn't he video? You had Jon Cena walking out onto the stage butt-naked, and you're saying he can't video someone on stage?
@@feetenjoyer-ue3uu yes
My actual favorite movie of the year won big at the oscars which rarely happens! To see Oppenheimer by my favorite director of so many years finally win was so gratifying. Well deserved, no doubt in my mind it would win.
is no one gonna talk abt how al pacino was standing at 1:47 LMAOOOOO
He’s such a grandpa now 😭😭😭😂
Congratulations to the cast and crew
To read or not to read..that was the question. Congrats Oppenhomies on a historical night.
lol best comment
pacino getting straight to the point. perfect.
Oh Al,...I knew it was you! You broke my heart!
Oppenheimer (2023)
The highest-grossing best picture winner since the Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King; the biggest budget for a best picture winner since Gladiator; Robert Downey Jr's first Oscar, 31 years after his first nomination; the first best director Oscar win of Christopher Nolan's 26 year career; the most awards Universal has won since Schindler's List; the first best picture winner released in July since Forrest Gump.
Al Pacino just wanted to announce the winner and go home lol.
Christopher Nolan is acclaimed as one of the greatest filmmakers today, making all sorts of outstanding movies with a signature style.
Mr. Pacino still remained in character for Insomnia he shot with Christopher Nolan back in 2002. Looks exhausted, murmured to himself, and half-awake
I took a bus on a blazing hot August summer day in Houston so I could watch this movie. One of the best 3 hrs of my life ever. I walked out of the theater feeling wowed and confident that this movie would win Best Picture. So happy for Chris, Cillian & RDJ!
Dude Al fucked that up so hard 😭
😂😂😂
People are hating this dude but i actually loved it. It was kinda cute. But mostly weird and not staged lol
I think he should have just been a co-presenter.
Al Pacino's "what happened" when the music blasts KILLS ME
It's crazy Al had more respect for his appearance on the (Video) Game Awards than he does for this. Now you've seen everything.
He clearly forgot his cue to read the nominees at least, that's why the Orchestra and the crowd took a second to respond.
That is likely unfair. Nobody wants to appear foolish+disrespectful in front of billions.
He also has no history of that sort of arrogance.
This is likely age-related decline.
@@SilverSkitterscuttlevery well could be. his response when the crowd cheered and the music played seemed to say so.
Is it me or did Al Pacino forget to read all the nominees first?
I guess that he has truly want to skip it!
Al Pacino can do whatever he wants, he's done so much for the entertainment industry!