So I woke up to find tons of comments (and some conspiracy theories?) about not mentioning the John Cena bit. I thought it was fine, just not one of my favorite bits of the night. I actually did record something about it but I was so "eh" on it that I didn't even think it was interesting enough to include. I'm glad lots of you enjoyed it, just wasn't my cup of tea. But yes, I did, in fact, see John Cena.
I think you are the odd man out on this one Dan. Other recaps thought it was hilarious, comments about it have been positive, and personally we were dying laughing! Strange
Why is it strange? Humor has always been subjective. I'm glad other people liked it. Cena sold it. I just didn't think it was as hilarious as everyone else did. It's really confusing to me why people want to make such a big deal out of it@@stevemartegani
After Jimmy closed out the show, all i was thinking was "Hold on?! The Best Picture Winner starred Matt Damon in a Major Supporting Role, and Kimmel isn't doing anything??? what is going on??" Then we cut to Messi and it brought peace to the world.
As someone who knows nothing about celebrity drama, I thought that segment was gross and weird, especially as the last thing they showed in the show. It seems like both the drama and that bit were desperate attempts to get people to tweet about it. The showrunners are completely missing the point of how the public can take the Academy Awards more seriously.
I honestly don't think it's that deep. Downey is doing exceptionally well for himself, and is an inspiration for many. He played along. Its a mild jab, nothing more
As a German I absolutely hated the joke about Sandra Hüllers two roles. You could literally saw she smiled through the pain 🙃 We just don’t make jokes about genocide…
I was a little upset that the Godzilla Minus one speech was cut short in such a rude way. The guy clearly wasn't the best English speaker so not giving him the time to express himself felt wrong.
Everyone on stage had to be treated equally. He should either have had an interpreter with him on stage to speak for him or rehearsed his speech over and over and over so that he could say everything he wanted to within the allotted time limit.
Reminded me of last year when The Elephant Whisperers won Best Documentary Short and the two Indian women were played off very rudely, in less than a minute, before the second woman could get a word in, whereas other duos were given more time for both winners to speak even that same night. It felt racist.
The Oscars very consistently cut off visual effects artist speeches. As well as cutting off speeches not by predominant English speakers. It’s entertainment for rich suburbia
As a lifelong Godzilla fan I was really happy to see it win. Hearing the Godzilla march play while they were walking up made me choke up a bit and you could tell they were all really thrilled!
It is very weird, that so many people complain about the bad joke on RDJ and his troubled past but the RomCom joke about Sandra Hüller seems to be totally fine. Telling the first nominated best actress from Germany since 1937 that the Holocaust is a joke in her country is not just bad taste, it is disgusting, to say the least.
I actually love the fact they brought all the past winners to present. It added a peer to peer respect, as well as had a few surprises of past winners that we may have forgotten about
I am Japanese 日本人です We celebrate 2 wins for the first time in 15 years (since "Departures" and "The House of Small Cubes" in 2008) Most of you must be wondering why "Godzilla Minus One" was not the Japanese submition of International film. "Godzilla Minus One" was not that successful in Japan for a Godzilla film, and director Takashi Yamazaki is like Japanese Michael Bay, who started his career as a VFX guy. On the other hand, everyone thought famous Wim Wender's film was more Oscar-like especially after it won Cannes for the best actor. This is why it was a huge surprise that "Godzilla Minus One" was very successful both commercially and critically overseas. At Japanese Academy awards of the last week, which nobody even in Japan cares, "Godzilla" sweeped 8 categories including the best picture, while "Perfect Days" got 2 wins for the best director and best actor. But it was of course too late for the Oscar international film. In Japan, every one predicted "Godzilla" and "The Boy and the Heron" win Producer Toshio Suzuki just revealed at a press conference that even though Hayao Miyazaki was pretending he did not care about the awards, he was waiting at his atelier the good news, Ghibli staff was watching the show and started to clap as soon as they heard the "The" of "The Boy and the Heron", And Suzuki ordered 3 Oscar statue for himself, Miyazaki, and to show off. Also, everyone, do not forget that today is March 11th, 13 years after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
This was fascinating to read, thank you so much for your breakdown and insight! I loved Godzilla and how it balanced the creature and its time period, while I was (sadly) disappointed in Boy and the Heron; it just felt like Studio Ghibli was going through the motions on it :/ I do hope this leads to seeing more Japanese features here- we do get a lot but you still have to hunt around and drive out of the major city area to find outside programming for foreign films. My theatre area is featuring more Indian and Nigerian films which is great, but I also loved Japanese, Korean, and Pacific Islander storytelling the most 💜
To be honest I was a bit disappointed by Boy and thr Heron winning. While Miyazaki absolutely deserves an Oscar, I'd like it to be for his best work. Not for a "lesser" one when there are better competitors in the race. Just feels unfair to me.
@@kadajawi2 Actually, Japanese audience was even more disppointed (No one actually knows what this film is about). It got 2.9/5.00 audience review in the biggest review site. IMDb 7.6 Metascore 91 are surprisingly high.
I cannot understand how the academy continues to get away with making a joke of animated films EVERY YEAR. Asking if they let their children vote on that category is so disrespectful.
Kimmel’s joke about animation being for kids pissed me off. Last year we had Guillermo Del Toro say animation isn’t just for kids it’s a serious art form that can be used to make all sorts of stories…and Kimmel kind of shit all over that
Between that and the MJ one. Yeah, the dude sucks and is so lazy. Like Jimmy, come up with some brand new material. Unoriginal, No personality, and Racist Creep.
Oppenheimer’s win for Best Cinematography was also a big win for IMAX as it became the first film that utilized IMAX film cameras to win that award (and was only the third film ever that used IMAX film cameras to be nominated for the award following The Dark Knight and Dunkirk).
Nolan won exactly 30 years after steven spielberg won his first oscar, schindler's list, so it was great to have steven spielberg be the one to give the award to Nolan.
I’m so glad you referenced the “We don’t talk about Bruno” performance the other year, I was so worried that was what would happen with this performance but they knocked it out of the park. They put a lot of heart in to it.
I feel like he could bring back that Billy Crystal vibe. Open up the broadcast with a musical number to showcase the best pic nominees like Billy used to do. And we know John loves musicals
I am so happy for Da'vine Joy Randolph! Not only did she win for such a heartfelt performance, but her speech was so powerful that it made Paul Giamatti and my mother cry.
If anyone has any doubt about John Mulaney hosting the Oscars, pls watch the Oscars Governors awards he hosted couple weeks back… basically an audition.
@@NormaLilia24 JM's perfectly capable to host but I think Kimmel is thee go-to host on ABC I suppose. I think they might have signed him on to do a few years he's done the last few.
I'd love to see John Mulaney or Ariana DeBose to do it. Of course we all know John is great but so was Ariana when she hosted the Tonys so I'm hoping the Academy considers her too as the host
JM makes my skin crawl. For my part, I wouldn’t watch anything he fronted. He is mean in vibe: an oldist & a blatant shamer (both pre- & post-recovery).
OH MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE IN MEMORIAM!!!! it is absolutely INFURIATING each and every year when they do them and how do they NOT UNDERSTAND that you play a nice song and full screen of everyone who's passed away and THAT'S IT. HOW,👏HARD👏IS👏THAT?!
@@colleen4ever If they don't want to put in *too much* effort, they could do what the SAG Awards always do. Just play clips of the dead people featured on a black background with their names on the bottom of the screen. The songs playing during those In Memoriam segments are all instrumental. They could have someone singing if they don't want to have an instrumental song. They just shouldn't focus on the singer or singers. I thought that last year's In Memoriam was a step in the right direction. This year's In Memoriam was the worst since the In Memoriam slideshow from a few years ago. 😒
Well there are two of my favourite jokes from and it both of them so happens to be before the Best Picture came which was the envelope and the Trump roast
Also the announcers Ryan and Emily have a stunt man movie releasing soon so it just felt like a tie in. Still a worthy shout out. Hopefully we'll see progress one day and stunts will get a major award show category.
It felt as like they were saying "well, we know that even though everybody wants a stunt performance award, we're not getting it any time soon for some reason, but hey, we appreciate you, so here's a 15 second applause...."
I love Lily Gladstone but I think she was nominated in the wrong category. She would've won Supporting Actress easily. Emma Stones in Poor Things was unbeatable.
John Mulaney randomly recapping movie plots is a classic bit of his. He’s done it for The Fugitive, Back to the Future, and a few others I’m drawing a blank on right now!
Man i love dan’s passion for film. Thankful that he was able to turn what was meant to simply be a summary video into an enthusiastic look at film in 2023. Here’s to another great movie-going year in 2024
Per Al Pacino: “There seems to be some controversy about my not mentioning every film by name last night before announcing the best picture award. I just want to be clear it was not my intention to omit them, rather a choice by the producers not to have them said again since they were highlighted individually throughout the ceremony,” he said in a statement. “I was honored to be a part of the evening and chose to follow the way they wished for this award to be presented.”
Can't believe so many people didnt realize this from the moment it happened. I knew exactly why it was done like this because it was just done in the same night with Best Original Song. Why people were so confused is beyond me.
still definitely an odd way to present it with pacino, he just didn't make it very clear even with that knowledge. His delivery was just off because he is too damn old
@marcochen9117 I totally agree, even if they asked him not to read the nominees, he should have punctuated the winner better, with "and the Oscar goes to" or something!
Lupita's presentation of Da'Vine was just so beautiful. I loved how she mentioned her grandma's glasses that was a soft moment for a great actress that is Da'Vine.
I'm so glad you mentioned the In Memoriam thing. I was sitting there going "Wait, why aren't they actually showing the names? I can't even see that guy? Why is it moving all around??" It was really annoying. I also completely agree with your assessment with the RDJ joke from Jimmy Kimmel. I couldn't quite put my finger on why it bugged me and you really nailed it for me. What on earth was the point? It's such a lazy joke, and most damning, it wasn't funny. And Al Pacino made me cringe, what on earth was that?? Overall though I thought it was a pretty good Oscars.
The In Memoriam bugged me a lot too. Those dancers are dancing their little hearts out and I'm thinking: a thousand worthy people have probably died, SHOW THEM IN STEAD!!!
My moments of bliss were Godzilla winning VFX and Zone of Interest winning Sound. Well, and “I’m Just Ken.” It made me so happy to see the cast come out to perform with Ryan. He’s got Shang-Chi and the Doctor for his backup dancers.
Dan had it absolutely right here. In Memoriam should be somber, not flashy. The dancing honestly came across as a parody. I'm old enough that I remember "The Running Man" with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and in that film - a satire of our media consumption more than 35 years ago now - they had a dance number to remember their fallen Stalkers. The In Memoriam needs to go back to what it was when I was a kid: A black screen with white text names and a photo. Maybe - MAYBE - a short snippet of an iconic performance (Like Michael Gambon as Dumbledore, for example). But stop making it a show-within-a-show.
I'm so obsessed how Al Pacino announced the winner, it couldn't have been more anti climatic than it actually is. Bro came to the stage, say a few words in a drunken way, didn't bother to introduce the nominees first, opened the envelope, "My eyes see Oppenheimer", music started as he was about the say the producer's name, and he said "What happened?" My god, I love that man 😂😂
Thank you for pointing out Pacino didn't announce the nominees which is the traditional format & may have impacted on the initially tentative response to his naming the winner of best film.
Ryan Gosling may not be the Best Supporting Actor winner but he won everyone's heart in that room and around the world for pulling off a miracle with that "I'm Just Ken" performance, easily one of the greatest performances in Oscar history! So happy to see Slash and Wolfgang Van Halen performing with him and Mark Ronson, what a remarkable collaboration 🙌
I'll say this too, RDJ - fantastic actor, not gonna complain he won. But I feel like a dozen guys could've played that role, and it would've been fine. How many actors could actually pull off Ken like Gosling, did?
The In Memoriam this year was probably the worst I have ever seen and there have been some bad ones. Showing the screens from far away so you could barely see them and constantly moving the screens to a different area on the stage was stupid. Then having dancers in front of the screens distract from what this segment was. It was like the actors that passed away were an afterthought and the performance in the foreground was the main attraction. It was beyond terrible and disrespectful.
The performance of I’m Just Ken is what I was expecting out of the RRR performance last year, but what a letdown that was in scale and the simple scenography. I was afraid that they’d do something similarly disappointing for I’m Just Ken. THIS IS HOW you do a live performance at the Oscars. It had scale, it was fun, filled with energy, it was silly, entertaining, it was everything! 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
Another thing I didn't like about the "In Memoriam" section is that they clumped a whole bunch of names together at the end. The two that stuck out to me were Treat Williams and Burt Young. Burt Young was nominated for an Oscar! Why didn't he get a clip? And Treat Williams was a notable actor in his day and came close to getting nominated! I didn't think being included in the fine print was enough to honor him.
I don't mind it. Obviously it's personal preference, but I would have found it funny as an ex "addict" myself. I look back at my drug fueled days as a comedy and a learning experience, being able to joke about it is like looking back at how much I've grown and how dumb but experimental I was back then.
Honestly one of the best Oscar shows Ive seen. It was very entertaining and Im happy with all the winners. I personally disagree with most of your criticisms but always love to see your input Dan!
This is why we can't have nice things or fun, shout out to Yoko, being 91 is precious. The short was inspired by a song shared between John Lennon and her. The short wasn't based on a group of people's hardships or injustices happening right in front of us.
Dan Murrell, for me, is the most important voice in movie and TV reviews. As soon as I woke up and saw the winners, I remembered his Oscar predictions and couldn’t wait to see this video.
If I had one recommendation to the producers of the Academy award ceremonies, it would be this… Your main audience is the television audience. Not the in-house audience in the auditorium. That’s why I think all focus should be given to clips of the movie, snippets of individual performances, a little bit of cinematic background, as to why these particular technical categories are so important to the filmmaking process. In other words, use the ceremony as a way of reach out to a captive audience, and bring them into the process by showing them the cinema elements that are being celebrated instead of the onstage elements that don’t have the same impact as they would to those in the auditorium
Actually, is that assumption true? No offence intended to you or others mentioning points like that, but when a showrunner is appointed, who is their priority audience: the people in the room or the millions watching from afar? This is something that kinda comes up in many facets of Oscars discussions, because I don't think the answer is weighted towards the latter as much as people initially think: at the end of the day these are just astoundingly promoted inner-industry awards, voted by industry members for industry members, so why should the priority for framing inherently not be on those industry members sitting in the room? IDK, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about it myself, and suspect it's a tightrope the Academy struggles with.
One trend I'm seeing with the Oscars is that genre films are finally seeing some recognition give the bias against them and Poor Things wins shows this.
Chuckle chuckle chuckle that was the 2nd slap in 2021 that nobody talked about. So they gave her an honorary one instead to make up for it. The look on Diane Warren's face when billie eilish won for no time to die was thunderous. Warren has worked for people like cher, cher is Warren's best friend and awarded her the honorary Oscar and Warren's response was about effing time.
WHY is she nominated every friggin' year? Save one or two, her songs are snooze-o-ramas...imho. I don't get it. People in the industry must truly love her
Dan: "Why is there a dog?" That was me yesterday, keep in mind that not everyone knows the current film references. I was very much confused about that dog clapping and I'm thankful I chose to watch this video of your Oscars breakdown. So only now I'm aware that Dog is from "Anatomy of a Fall", thanks
I was super impressed by the telecast. It kept moving at a good pace and I think there were consistent funny and sincere moments throughout. I really don’t know what else you could expect from the Oscar’s.
Hearing the "happy mothers day yoko" while watching this video scared me so bad. I had to immediately check my calendar and make sure that i didnt miss it😂
Oh yes, the MESSY In Memoriam. Please: No dancers just one singer, and camera on the screen the whole time so we can read the names and see the faces of the dearly departed.
That joke about Robert Downey Jr. wasn't the best but I gave props to RDJ for handling it like a champ. You just know that he could've slapped Kimmel on stage if he really wanted too, take notes Will Smith 😂
Kimmel trying to be funny, but it didn't work for me at least, maybe a real comedian would've made something funny of it, not Kimmel, it sounded bad/negative and out of its place.
It was a pretty weak (as in not that hurtful) joke. Will Smith (who was a jerk, don't get me wrong) stood up for his wife who was very insecure about her alopecia. RDJ made the choice to do coke. Completely different. Also, Kimmel is bigger, so RDJ would never walk up to him anyway, just like Will Smith wouldn't have walked up to The Rock instead of Chris Rock.
@@djoetmawill smith was laughing before. he's whipped and reacted after he saw her look. in any other office job, he'd be charged and not be in that industry again.
@@colonelccccc kimmel puts a lot of work into being funny and i respect his work ethic or at least his commitment to showing up, just wish for all that effort he could actually be funny.
yeah it shows in some scenes... still incredible though. It had a much better story and The Creator... but I still think The creator got robbed for what the category is about
@user-fd7nl9xj6 same. I loved both movies but the creator looked better. We need to acknowledge that vfx wasn't just Godzilla himself, but a lot of the scenes on the ships and boats.
What the Director of American fiction said during his acceptance speech is the strategy that every early stage of venture capitalist and Angel investor uses. But those smaller movies don’t sell toys so, they’re gonna keep making $200M flops.
Is it just me or the show is actually a bit faster? And I mean that as a good thing because it didn't feel rushed nor it did feel dragged either, all the winners have given a solid time for their acceptance speech. It's like a perfectly paced movie. It was probably the only time where I didn't check my watch to see how long the show has been going. This year is easily a great ceremony especially giving back the traditions of five actors introducing each of the nominees 🙌
I got 19/23 right was most surprised by Emma Stone's win even though it's what I predicted. Favorite moments were I'm Just Ken, speech after 20 Days in Mariupol won and hearing the Godzilla theme music for their win. Great night for movie lovers
I personally love the previous winners announcing all the acting nominees. If they go back to clips then they should devote as much time as they did this year for them. I’m just happy that they figured out the timing without cutting too many speeches short.
LOVED: Twins vs Batman (Michelle Pfeiffer was in the room!? Get her in the bit too!); Nicolas Cage's comic delivery in his tribute to Paul Giammati. We need to see Nic in more comedies (again)
One of the things I haven't seen mentioned is the connection between Rita Moreno and America Ferrera. Rita played America's grandmother on "Ugly Betty."
For the frustrations of the In Memoriam section, I'm really glad they started with that clip from Navalny. Best Documentary is an award that often goes to stories about painful, real world situations, which we watch and forget. I'm glad that painful conclusion to his story was acknowledged.
This is great, I thought you purposefully omitted him because of the "you can't see me" John Cena meme...as in you didn't even see him so he wasn't included. Best joke of your video and completely unintentional! 😅@@DanMurrellMovies
I really appreciated your insights/rant regarding War is Over. A disappointing move for the academy, and I feel like they might just get away with it because it’s an often overlooked category for most. Felt like the voters didn’t care either.
Best Oscars in a while That being said…that stunt thing felt so phony. If it ends up not being a category after this year that’s gonna be very frustrating
After the stunt performance video, They sholud annocued the first ever oscar for that categprty, and have tom cruise come in on a zipline to accept an special achivement oscar for him and his team's. work in Mission impossible
Once again it was proven that if an animated feature wins BAFTA and loses Annie award, it never loses OSCAR これで「BAFTA受賞しアニー賞受賞しなかった作品はすべてアカデミー賞をとる」というジンクスは守られた
Anybody who think lily Gladstone was robbed didn't understand the job emma stone had to do in poor things. Emma stone made poor things worked. If Emma stone wasn't as good as she was in poor things the movie would have failed
I agree with your assessment of Stone’s performance. The anguish is the oh-too-real knowledge that she will get many more Oscar-contender leading roles & Gladstone has far fewer available in the foreseeable commercial culture. LG is worthy of so much more than a supporting actress role & award option. 😢
My Oscar low point was that the very powerful anti war speech by the winner for best documentary feature was somewhat undercut by ushering them off the stage to the tune of 'I'm Just Ken.' Not cool Oscar, not cool.
So I woke up to find tons of comments (and some conspiracy theories?) about not mentioning the John Cena bit. I thought it was fine, just not one of my favorite bits of the night. I actually did record something about it but I was so "eh" on it that I didn't even think it was interesting enough to include. I'm glad lots of you enjoyed it, just wasn't my cup of tea. But yes, I did, in fact, see John Cena.
In a year when men everywhere were ruthlessly victimized by dolls, your silence was deafening.
You didn't just see John Cena, Danny boy! You saw more John Cena than you've ever or will ever see!
Just an observation.
I think you are the odd man out on this one Dan. Other recaps thought it was hilarious, comments about it have been positive, and personally we were dying laughing! Strange
Why is it strange? Humor has always been subjective. I'm glad other people liked it. Cena sold it. I just didn't think it was as hilarious as everyone else did. It's really confusing to me why people want to make such a big deal out of it@@stevemartegani
@@stevemartegani lmao ur the werid one
After Jimmy closed out the show, all i was thinking was "Hold on?! The Best Picture Winner starred Matt Damon in a Major Supporting Role, and Kimmel isn't doing anything??? what is going on??" Then we cut to Messi and it brought peace to the world.
Can you elaborate context about "cut to Messi" part?
@@anoushkas8726it showed Messi the dog peeing on Matt Damon's walk of fame star.
As someone who knows nothing about celebrity drama, I thought that segment was gross and weird, especially as the last thing they showed in the show. It seems like both the drama and that bit were desperate attempts to get people to tweet about it. The showrunners are completely missing the point of how the public can take the Academy Awards more seriously.
It's not real drama. It's a fake feud they've been doing for well over a decade together and it's all in good fun.@@karlmuster263
@@ashi5305 Oh damn!😂😂
The Downey joke would’ve been good if it’d just been that first line but then he just KEPT GOING. He went way too hard for absolutely no reason.
I honestly don't think it's that deep. Downey is doing exceptionally well for himself, and is an inspiration for many. He played along. Its a mild jab, nothing more
"The first line.......". LOL.
As a German I absolutely hated the joke about Sandra Hüllers two roles. You could literally saw she smiled through the pain 🙃 We just don’t make jokes about genocide…
slovak here, I feel you
Agree so much. That joke was putrid. That and the RDJ joke about drugs.
Absolutamente de acuerdo con ud 🙏 fué de muy mal gusto
The “I’m Just Ken” performance was a true masterpiece!
(Very Tony Awards to me which, in my opinion, is the best awards show of them all)
Ryan Gosling and his fellow Kens gave it their all and had a great time doing it - and that clearly showed.
If they don't do a Broadway show based on the song, "I'm Just Ken" one day, a moment will be missed.
It was a fantastically terrible night for La La Land fans
I'm POSITIVE someone is working on a Barbie musical even as we speak. It's an easy cash cow.
I was a little upset that the Godzilla Minus one speech was cut short in such a rude way. The guy clearly wasn't the best English speaker so not giving him the time to express himself felt wrong.
Everyone on stage had to be treated equally. He should either have had an interpreter with him on stage to speak for him or rehearsed his speech over and over and over so that he could say everything he wanted to within the allotted time limit.
Reminded me of last year when The Elephant Whisperers won Best Documentary Short and the two Indian women were played off very rudely, in less than a minute, before the second woman could get a word in, whereas other duos were given more time for both winners to speak even that same night. It felt racist.
@@3l3llala13Yeah, though I doubt the thought even came to his mind that they'd win ...
Maybe we were watching a different show, but he had plenty of time
The Oscars very consistently cut off visual effects artist speeches. As well as cutting off speeches not by predominant English speakers. It’s entertainment for rich suburbia
I'm thrilled for Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey, Jr. They were both incredible in Oppenheimer, and their careers have been consistently great.
As a lifelong Godzilla fan I was really happy to see it win. Hearing the Godzilla march play while they were walking up made me choke up a bit and you could tell they were all really thrilled!
It is very weird, that so many people complain about the bad joke on RDJ and his troubled past but the RomCom joke about Sandra Hüller seems to be totally fine. Telling the first nominated best actress from Germany since 1937 that the Holocaust is a joke in her country is not just bad taste, it is disgusting, to say the least.
This!
Not funny at all. Very poor taste. There are many who have voiced their displeasure.
Absolutely! I found that joke very distasteful. I'm surprised Dan didn't have a problem with that.
I actually love the fact they brought all the past winners to present. It added a peer to peer respect, as well as had a few surprises of past winners that we may have forgotten about
I liked the idea, but the execution wasn't great.
The first ones for supporting actress felt personal and earned. The rest felt self-serving and fake
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@@mattlafeminayes. It felt like they were trying to make them feel better about their loss.
It felt like it took away from last years winners tbh.
I am Japanese 日本人です
We celebrate 2 wins for the first time in 15 years (since "Departures" and "The House of Small Cubes" in 2008)
Most of you must be wondering why "Godzilla Minus One" was not the Japanese submition of International film.
"Godzilla Minus One" was not that successful in Japan for a Godzilla film, and director Takashi Yamazaki is like Japanese Michael Bay, who started his career as a VFX guy. On the other hand, everyone thought famous Wim Wender's film was more Oscar-like especially after it won Cannes for the best actor.
This is why it was a huge surprise that "Godzilla Minus One" was very successful both commercially and critically overseas.
At Japanese Academy awards of the last week, which nobody even in Japan cares, "Godzilla" sweeped 8 categories including the best picture, while "Perfect Days" got 2 wins for the best director and best actor.
But it was of course too late for the Oscar international film.
In Japan, every one predicted "Godzilla" and "The Boy and the Heron" win
Producer Toshio Suzuki just revealed at a press conference that even though Hayao Miyazaki was pretending he did not care about the awards, he was waiting at his atelier the good news, Ghibli staff was watching the show and started to clap as soon as they heard the "The" of "The Boy and the Heron", And Suzuki ordered 3 Oscar statue for himself, Miyazaki, and to show off.
Also, everyone, do not forget that today is March 11th, 13 years after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
This was fascinating to read, thank you so much for your breakdown and insight! I loved Godzilla and how it balanced the creature and its time period, while I was (sadly) disappointed in Boy and the Heron; it just felt like Studio Ghibli was going through the motions on it :/
I do hope this leads to seeing more Japanese features here- we do get a lot but you still have to hunt around and drive out of the major city area to find outside programming for foreign films.
My theatre area is featuring more Indian and Nigerian films which is great, but I also loved Japanese, Korean, and Pacific Islander storytelling the most 💜
To be honest I was a bit disappointed by Boy and thr Heron winning. While Miyazaki absolutely deserves an Oscar, I'd like it to be for his best work. Not for a "lesser" one when there are better competitors in the race. Just feels unfair to me.
@@kadajawi2 Actually, Japanese audience was even more disppointed (No one actually knows what this film is about). It got 2.9/5.00 audience review in the biggest review site. IMDb 7.6 Metascore 91 are surprisingly high.
More DYI, get a grip… saf
Can you stop commenting the same thing over and over again? This is the third channel where you posted this.
I cannot understand how the academy continues to get away with making a joke of animated films EVERY YEAR. Asking if they let their children vote on that category is so disrespectful.
Kimmel’s joke about animation being for kids pissed me off. Last year we had Guillermo Del Toro say animation isn’t just for kids it’s a serious art form that can be used to make all sorts of stories…and Kimmel kind of shit all over that
Basically almost all of kimmel's jokes were cheap, not thought out and just lazy...
yeah but who would take Kimmel's opinion over Del Toro's except dumbasses? lol it's fine, Kimmel keeps proving he is useless shit. Let's just move on.
@K.C-2049 We all know by now Kimmel is a hippocrite and a grade A jerk!!! WHY does he keep coming back?!
I long for the day animation is truly accepted as a medium rather than a genre
Between that and the MJ one. Yeah, the dude sucks and is so lazy. Like Jimmy, come up with some brand new material. Unoriginal, No personality, and Racist Creep.
Oppenheimer’s win for Best Cinematography was also a big win for IMAX as it became the first film that utilized IMAX film cameras to win that award (and was only the third film ever that used IMAX film cameras to be nominated for the award following The Dark Knight and Dunkirk).
Nolan won exactly 30 years after steven spielberg won his first oscar, schindler's list, so it was great to have steven spielberg be the one to give the award to Nolan.
With movies that were both coincidentally about not well-known historical figures in WWII.
@@C.Dat.guyovertherewill, Oppenheimer is debatable. His name's just not well known to the masses
I’m so glad you referenced the “We don’t talk about Bruno” performance the other year, I was so worried that was what would happen with this performance but they knocked it out of the park. They put a lot of heart in to it.
Wes Anderson winning for a Netflix short is like Lionel Messi winning MLS games
To be fair, it would be quite an achievement for a dog to win an MLS game.
@@sonofliberty1 I forgot there's another famous Messi
100% to John Mulaney doing the Oscars. I have a feeling nobody wants to do it, hence why Jimmy keeps doing it
I feel like he could bring back that Billy Crystal vibe. Open up the broadcast with a musical number to showcase the best pic nominees like Billy used to do. And we know John loves musicals
I thought absolutely the same thing. Why is this guy not hosting?
Agreed! His quirky humor is the boost the show desperately needs.
Part of me wonders if he turned it down this year due to his partners breast cancer diagnoses
I am so happy for Da'vine Joy Randolph! Not only did she win for such a heartfelt performance, but her speech was so powerful that it made Paul Giamatti and my mother cry.
If anyone has any doubt about John Mulaney hosting the Oscars, pls watch the Oscars Governors awards he hosted couple weeks back… basically an audition.
Was he good at it? Why didn’t they just give it to him instead of Kimmel ?
@@NormaLilia24 JM's perfectly capable to host but I think Kimmel is thee go-to host on ABC I suppose. I think they might have signed him on to do a few years he's done the last few.
I'd love to see John Mulaney or Ariana DeBose to do it. Of course we all know John is great but so was Ariana when she hosted the Tonys so I'm hoping the Academy considers her too as the host
JM makes my skin crawl. For my part, I wouldn’t watch anything he fronted. He is mean in vibe: an oldist & a blatant shamer (both pre- & post-recovery).
OH MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE IN MEMORIAM!!!! it is absolutely INFURIATING each and every year when they do them and how do they NOT UNDERSTAND that you play a nice song and full screen of everyone who's passed away and THAT'S IT. HOW,👏HARD👏IS👏THAT?!
They should take their example from TCM, they do it right.
@@colleen4ever If they don't want to put in *too much* effort, they could do what the SAG Awards always do. Just play clips of the dead people featured on a black background with their names on the bottom of the screen. The songs playing during those In Memoriam segments are all instrumental. They could have someone singing if they don't want to have an instrumental song. They just shouldn't focus on the singer or singers. I thought that last year's In Memoriam was a step in the right direction. This year's In Memoriam was the worst since the In Memoriam slideshow from a few years ago. 😒
What? Translate please.
Jimmy kimmels funniest joke of the night, was right after Emma won, and he said “make sure you tear that envelope up”
I missed that 💀
A casual slugger! Loved it and cackled!
Thank you! I came here for this and this only
Well there are two of my favourite jokes from and it both of them so happens to be before the Best Picture came which was the envelope and the Trump roast
@@K0m30ng Kimmel is a hippocritical jerk!!!!
The stunt performers acknowledgement not announcing that as a category was definitely odd. When watching with people, we all said “seriously?”
Same, I was like, are they gonna announce the category even though it's not a category for this year? Then it's straight up just a shout out.
Also the announcers Ryan and Emily have a stunt man movie releasing soon so it just felt like a tie in. Still a worthy shout out. Hopefully we'll see progress one day and stunts will get a major award show category.
It felt as like they were saying "well, we know that even though everybody wants a stunt performance award, we're not getting it any time soon for some reason, but hey, we appreciate you, so here's a 15 second applause...."
@@yeskev Yes thats definitely a factor, but still super odd to be like "we appreciate you, just not enough to give you your own category"
Best stunts is an impossible category, but I love the acknowledgment they did this year
I love Lily Gladstone but I think she was nominated in the wrong category. She would've won Supporting Actress easily. Emma Stones in Poor Things was unbeatable.
John Mulaney randomly recapping movie plots is a classic bit of his. He’s done it for The Fugitive, Back to the Future, and a few others I’m drawing a blank on right now!
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory as well!
@@haveaniceday.productions THATS RIGHT. “His name is Grandpa George and he doesn’t have a single line in the movie.”
“and he looks like a turtle” 😂
Man i love dan’s passion for film. Thankful that he was able to turn what was meant to simply be a summary video into an enthusiastic look at film in 2023. Here’s to another great movie-going year in 2024
Per Al Pacino: “There seems to be some controversy about my not mentioning every film by name last night before announcing the best picture award. I just want to be clear it was not my intention to omit them, rather a choice by the producers not to have them said again since they were highlighted individually throughout the ceremony,” he said in a statement. “I was honored to be a part of the evening and chose to follow the way they wished for this award to be presented.”
Can't believe so many people didnt realize this from the moment it happened. I knew exactly why it was done like this because it was just done in the same night with Best Original Song. Why people were so confused is beyond me.
still definitely an odd way to present it with pacino, he just didn't make it very clear even with that knowledge. His delivery was just off because he is too damn old
@marcochen9117 I totally agree, even if they asked him not to read the nominees, he should have punctuated the winner better, with "and the Oscar goes to" or something!
@@-Olea-yeah that was the only part that felt missing.
The clips from the show in this video to give context are so important-RUclips YOU BETTER NOT TAKE DOWN
Lupita's presentation of Da'Vine was just so beautiful. I loved how she mentioned her grandma's glasses that was a soft moment for a great actress that is Da'Vine.
Yes! I'm glad she won. She was terrific as Mary Lamb. 😊❤
When Pacino read Oppenheimer, everyone was like 'lets get someone else to look at this card'
😂
Trust me.. NOBODY was thinking that. It was expected to win
If he said The Holdovers, then yes. Definitely. 😆
@@graymoreghost good point 😅
I was so thrilled for Godzilla Minus One, my favorite movie of the year. Loved the Batman bit, I couldn't stop laughing for that 30 seconds.
I'm so glad you mentioned the In Memoriam thing. I was sitting there going "Wait, why aren't they actually showing the names? I can't even see that guy? Why is it moving all around??" It was really annoying. I also completely agree with your assessment with the RDJ joke from Jimmy Kimmel. I couldn't quite put my finger on why it bugged me and you really nailed it for me. What on earth was the point? It's such a lazy joke, and most damning, it wasn't funny. And Al Pacino made me cringe, what on earth was that?? Overall though I thought it was a pretty good Oscars.
"And my eyes see Oppenheimer?" He read it like a question lmao
There is something weirdly poetic about that line I kinda dig it
The In Memoriam bugged me a lot too. Those dancers are dancing their little hearts out and I'm thinking: a thousand worthy people have probably died, SHOW THEM IN STEAD!!!
@@leannebrown02 Was he drunk, or stoned, or maybe both? What was that man DOING up there?!
I think it was an act. He trolled the moonlight la la land incident since we all felt after emma's win that history will repeat itself....
"...as far as energy and fun..." come on Dan, "Kenergy" was right there!
My moments of bliss were Godzilla winning VFX and Zone of Interest winning Sound.
Well, and “I’m Just Ken.” It made me so happy to see the cast come out to perform with Ryan. He’s got Shang-Chi and the Doctor for his backup dancers.
Dan had it absolutely right here. In Memoriam should be somber, not flashy. The dancing honestly came across as a parody. I'm old enough that I remember "The Running Man" with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and in that film - a satire of our media consumption more than 35 years ago now - they had a dance number to remember their fallen Stalkers.
The In Memoriam needs to go back to what it was when I was a kid: A black screen with white text names and a photo. Maybe - MAYBE - a short snippet of an iconic performance (Like Michael Gambon as Dumbledore, for example). But stop making it a show-within-a-show.
Running Man has aged scarily well.
SAG Awards this year was an example of exactly what the in memoriam segment should be
I'm so obsessed how Al Pacino announced the winner, it couldn't have been more anti climatic than it actually is. Bro came to the stage, say a few words in a drunken way, didn't bother to introduce the nominees first, opened the envelope, "My eyes see Oppenheimer", music started as he was about the say the producer's name, and he said "What happened?"
My god, I love that man 😂😂
Reminded me of when Sir Lawrence delivered Best Picture in 1984. Just "And the Oscar goes to... Amadeus." Well, brevity is the soul of wit.
A lot of people in that room voted for him in Scent of a Woman. They created the "whaterever embarassing f'd up thing I do I'm golden" monster.
I’m seeing.. Hoo-ahh?
Good for him tbh! It's such "old guy too tired for this shit and wants to go home now" energy XD
Thank you for pointing out Pacino didn't announce the nominees which is the traditional format & may have impacted on the initially tentative response to his naming the winner of best film.
Ryan Gosling may not be the Best Supporting Actor winner but he won everyone's heart in that room and around the world for pulling off a miracle with that "I'm Just Ken" performance, easily one of the greatest performances in Oscar history! So happy to see Slash and Wolfgang Van Halen performing with him and Mark Ronson, what a remarkable collaboration 🙌
Yeah, but tomorrow no one will remember who won the hearts, but who won the award.
@@danielp1189I disagree. I feel some people who see I am Just Ken will wish it won.
I'll say this too, RDJ - fantastic actor, not gonna complain he won.
But I feel like a dozen guys could've played that role, and it would've been fine.
How many actors could actually pull off Ken like Gosling, did?
@@natalieb3766that’s not the point
Am I the *only* person who doesn't like "I'm just Ken"?
The In Memoriam this year was probably the worst I have ever seen and there have been some bad ones. Showing the screens from far away so you could barely see them and constantly moving the screens to a different area on the stage was stupid. Then having dancers in front of the screens distract from what this segment was. It was like the actors that passed away were an afterthought and the performance in the foreground was the main attraction. It was beyond terrible and disrespectful.
I saw that and I was like "What...the...hell?"
The performance of I’m Just Ken is what I was expecting out of the RRR performance last year, but what a letdown that was in scale and the simple scenography. I was afraid that they’d do something similarly disappointing for I’m Just Ken. THIS IS HOW you do a live performance at the Oscars. It had scale, it was fun, filled with energy, it was silly, entertaining, it was everything! 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
Another thing I didn't like about the "In Memoriam" section is that they clumped a whole bunch of names together at the end. The two that stuck out to me were Treat Williams and Burt Young. Burt Young was nominated for an Oscar! Why didn't he get a clip? And Treat Williams was a notable actor in his day and came close to getting nominated! I didn't think being included in the fine print was enough to honor him.
The RDJ drug joke is soooo... idek, like isn't the room filled with people who are secretly addicts? The industry isn't exactly "clean"
And he's been clean for almost 20 years.
@@user-nw3jl4mm6v Oh I'm not shading RDJ
I don't mind it. Obviously it's personal preference, but I would have found it funny as an ex "addict" myself. I look back at my drug fueled days as a comedy and a learning experience, being able to joke about it is like looking back at how much I've grown and how dumb but experimental I was back then.
@@_jolie_ I know but I was thinking about that joke.It's getting really old.
@@user-nw3jl4mm6v definitely a low hanging fruit joke.
Honestly one of the best Oscar shows Ive seen. It was very entertaining and Im happy with all the winners. I personally disagree with most of your criticisms but always love to see your input Dan!
You must be kidding!!! Kimmel is the worst!!
Thank you, Dan about the Memorial segment! In my house, we were so upset how they keep messing this up! TCM channel does it the right way!
They should just have John Mulaney and Nick Cage do the whole show.
I'm glad you called out the cynical BS behind 'War Is Over'. It speaks volumes that their victory speech was so empty.
Wonder what the Zone team was thinking at that time, hahahah. At least the Zone team did so much better.
This is why we can't have nice things or fun, shout out to Yoko, being 91 is precious. The short was inspired by a song shared between John Lennon and her. The short wasn't based on a group of people's hardships or injustices happening right in front of us.
I completely agree with you, but to be fair, Sean Ono Lennon is not going to be overly open-minded about his parents.
Dan Murrell, for me, is the most important voice in movie and TV reviews. As soon as I woke up and saw the winners, I remembered his Oscar predictions and couldn’t wait to see this video.
If I had one recommendation to the producers of the Academy award ceremonies, it would be this… Your main audience is the television audience. Not the in-house audience in the auditorium. That’s why I think all focus should be given to clips of the movie, snippets of individual performances, a little bit of cinematic background, as to why these particular technical categories are so important to the filmmaking process. In other words, use the ceremony as a way of reach out to a captive audience, and bring them into the process by showing them the cinema elements that are being celebrated instead of the onstage elements that don’t have the same impact as they would to those in the auditorium
Actually, is that assumption true? No offence intended to you or others mentioning points like that, but when a showrunner is appointed, who is their priority audience: the people in the room or the millions watching from afar?
This is something that kinda comes up in many facets of Oscars discussions, because I don't think the answer is weighted towards the latter as much as people initially think: at the end of the day these are just astoundingly promoted inner-industry awards, voted by industry members for industry members, so why should the priority for framing inherently not be on those industry members sitting in the room? IDK, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about it myself, and suspect it's a tightrope the Academy struggles with.
@@edwardhoptrough9933 they get viewership money from tv so I assume that the audience at home should be considered quite a lot
And NO MORE KIMMEL!!!!
The problem with awards is that only one person can win. A lot of people are deserving to win.
So happy “Godzilla Minus One” won Best Visual Effects, and “Zone of Interest” won for Sound.
One trend I'm seeing with the Oscars is that genre films are finally seeing some recognition give the bias against them and Poor Things wins shows this.
One famous actor said that he did what everybody did--he voted for his friends. I do think a lot of the Oscars are voted on that way.
I'm sorry, but I'll remember "I'm just Ken!" most of all! such a very fun moment!
Godzilla has more Oscars than Diane Warren 💀
Chuckle chuckle chuckle that was the 2nd slap in 2021 that nobody talked about. So they gave her an honorary one instead to make up for it. The look on Diane Warren's face when billie eilish won for no time to die was thunderous. Warren has worked for people like cher, cher is Warren's best friend and awarded her the honorary Oscar and Warren's response was about effing time.
She has an honorary one!
WHY is she nominated every friggin' year? Save one or two, her songs are snooze-o-ramas...imho.
I don't get it.
People in the industry must truly love her
Dan: "Why is there a dog?"
That was me yesterday, keep in mind that not everyone knows the current film references. I was very much confused about that dog clapping and I'm thankful I chose to watch this video of your Oscars breakdown. So only now I'm aware that Dog is from "Anatomy of a Fall", thanks
Jimmy Kimmel mentioned early on that he was the dog from Anatomy of a Fall.
The “I’m just Ken” performance is up there with “Blame Canada” for me… one of the best I’ve seen on the Oscars. So good.
That song should have won Oscar
I was super impressed by the telecast. It kept moving at a good pace and I think there were consistent funny and sincere moments throughout. I really don’t know what else you could expect from the Oscar’s.
How about a different host?
Hearing the "happy mothers day yoko" while watching this video scared me so bad. I had to immediately check my calendar and make sure that i didnt miss it😂
Oh yes, the MESSY In Memoriam. Please: No dancers just one singer, and camera on the screen the whole time so we can read the names and see the faces of the dearly departed.
I think the audience were more shocked that Al didnt bother reading first the Best Picture nominees.
He wasnt meant to. Same thing with Best Original Song.
Lily would’ve deserved it in any other year. But this year Emma Stone was the CLEAR winner and she deserved it. So happy.
Zone of Interest director's speech was historical and he's probably blacklisted now.
I can't believe you didn't talk about John Cena. 😂😂😂
He couldn't see him ✋🏽
That was the funniest Oscars bit in years!
What I can't believe is how far I had to go to find this statement!!!
(sings): We don't talk about Cena..."
That joke about Robert Downey Jr. wasn't the best but I gave props to RDJ for handling it like a champ. You just know that he could've slapped Kimmel on stage if he really wanted too, take notes Will Smith 😂
Kimmel trying to be funny, but it didn't work for me at least, maybe a real comedian would've made something funny of it, not Kimmel, it sounded bad/negative and out of its place.
It was a pretty weak (as in not that hurtful) joke. Will Smith (who was a jerk, don't get me wrong) stood up for his wife who was very insecure about her alopecia. RDJ made the choice to do coke. Completely different.
Also, Kimmel is bigger, so RDJ would never walk up to him anyway, just like Will Smith wouldn't have walked up to The Rock instead of Chris Rock.
@@djoetmawill smith was laughing before. he's whipped and reacted after he saw her look. in any other office job, he'd be charged and not be in that industry again.
@@colonelccccc kimmel puts a lot of work into being funny and i respect his work ethic or at least his commitment to showing up, just wish for all that effort he could actually be funny.
@@djoetmaare you seriously saying that a bald joke is less potentially hurtful than a drug addiction joke? Seriously?
I know I'm in the minority but my favorite performance by far for lead actress was Annette Bening. I think she was incredible in the role.
Godzilla minus 1 winning best visual effects was incredible to see
sadly it should have been Creator...
And that Godzilla didn't arrive to accept the award was anticlimactic, but one can't have it all.
loved the mini dan rant about war is over. miss those from the SJ days!
Even though I dont care about the Oscars, I love moments like the Godzilla Minus One and Davine Joy Randolph wins.
@@terry3733H
The biggest oddity was "Zone of Interest". For the first time, UK won "Best International Feature Film" with ... a German-language movie.
Unbelievably, only 35 people are involved in all visual effects in "Godzilla Minus One"
yeah it shows in some scenes... still incredible though. It had a much better story and The Creator... but I still think The creator got robbed for what the category is about
@user-fd7nl9xj6 same. I loved both movies but the creator looked better.
We need to acknowledge that vfx wasn't just Godzilla himself, but a lot of the scenes on the ships and boats.
It is also Godzilla's 70th anniversary this year so what a way to celebrate.
What the Director of American fiction said during his acceptance speech is the strategy that every early stage of venture capitalist and Angel investor uses. But those smaller movies don’t sell toys so, they’re gonna keep making $200M flops.
I was happy to see Ncuti Gatwa back for I'm Just Ken as well.
As much as I love 'Across the Spider-Verse', it was great to see 'The Boy and the Heron' *SWOOP* in for a win 🪽🏆
Is it just me or the show is actually a bit faster? And I mean that as a good thing because it didn't feel rushed nor it did feel dragged either, all the winners have given a solid time for their acceptance speech. It's like a perfectly paced movie. It was probably the only time where I didn't check my watch to see how long the show has been going. This year is easily a great ceremony especially giving back the traditions of five actors introducing each of the nominees 🙌
giving it a 3 and a half hour timeslot instead of a three hour timeslot probably helped.
I feel like starting the ceremony an hour earlier actually made the ceremony feel shorter.
It was actually 14 minutes shorter than last year’s Oscars.
The 5 past winners thing really made it feel so slow
@@AllTheArtsyI did miss the clips.
I got 19/23 right was most surprised by Emma Stone's win even though it's what I predicted. Favorite moments were I'm Just Ken, speech after 20 Days in Mariupol won and hearing the Godzilla theme music for their win. Great night for movie lovers
I personally love the previous winners announcing all the acting nominees. If they go back to clips then they should devote as much time as they did this year for them. I’m just happy that they figured out the timing without cutting too many speeches short.
RDJ should have said at the end, take a breath then said....."I am Ironman"
Dan, remember that, last year, the MOST FUN SONG EVER actually Won! “RRR”’s NAATU NAATU!
LOVED: Twins vs Batman (Michelle Pfeiffer was in the room!? Get her in the bit too!); Nicolas Cage's comic delivery in his tribute to Paul Giammati. We need to see Nic in more comedies (again)
I believe Michelle Pfieffer was scheduled to be on the show but had to bow out at the last minute.
Nicolas Cage got the note that you can still be fun to watch but also authentic.
I was ever so slightly disappointed that Cillian Murphy did not continue the Batman bit
One of the things I haven't seen mentioned is the connection between Rita Moreno and America Ferrera. Rita played America's grandmother on "Ugly Betty."
The win I wanted to see most was American Fiction taking adapted screenplay so I was hyped to see it happen
For the frustrations of the In Memoriam section, I'm really glad they started with that clip from Navalny. Best Documentary is an award that often goes to stories about painful, real world situations, which we watch and forget. I'm glad that painful conclusion to his story was acknowledged.
No mention of John Cena for obvious reasons...touche, Dan...touche
What? What obvious reasons? I thought the bit was fine, just not one of the best of the night for me.
You can't see him 😂
@@DanMurrellMovies ruclips.net/video/Qc0vRRJuQic/видео.html
This is great, I thought you purposefully omitted him because of the "you can't see me" John Cena meme...as in you didn't even see him so he wasn't included. Best joke of your video and completely unintentional! 😅@@DanMurrellMovies
Appreciated the past winner introductions. Part of the magic of Oscars. Clips are everywhere.
You want to know what else is sad, the Oscar’s own RUclips page still hasn’t uploaded Johnathan Glazer’s acceptance speech
I really appreciated your insights/rant regarding War is Over.
A disappointing move for the academy, and I feel like they might just get away with it because it’s an often overlooked category for most. Felt like the voters didn’t care either.
Best Oscars in a while
That being said…that stunt thing felt so phony. If it ends up not being a category after this year that’s gonna be very frustrating
John Mulaney was great 👍🏾 He definitely should host soon!
ANYONE but Kimmel!!!
That's a great suggestion !
Great video! I hope Lily Gladstone gets more roles so she can be nominated again!
No mention of the John Cena bit? Absolute highlight of the night.
After the stunt performance video, They sholud annocued the first ever oscar for that categprty, and have tom cruise come in on a zipline to accept an special achivement oscar for him and his team's. work in Mission impossible
That's a great suggestion!
Once again it was proven that if an animated feature wins BAFTA and loses Annie award, it never loses OSCAR
これで「BAFTA受賞しアニー賞受賞しなかった作品はすべてアカデミー賞をとる」というジンクスは守られた
I am too agree with you about that nonsense joke about that LEGENDARY RDJ. He deserves the BEST on everything❤❤❤.
Anybody who think lily Gladstone was robbed didn't understand the job emma stone had to do in poor things. Emma stone made poor things worked. If Emma stone wasn't as good as she was in poor things the movie would have failed
I agree with your assessment of Stone’s performance. The anguish is the oh-too-real knowledge that she will get many more Oscar-contender leading roles & Gladstone has far fewer available in the foreseeable commercial culture. LG is worthy of so much more than a supporting actress role & award option. 😢
Great video! Thanks for your hard work and terrific energy!
Yay for Godzilla Minus One!❤
Hmm, dan didnt even notice how rdj and emma ignored asian presenters and basically snatched away the trophy without acknowledging their presence...
I’m wondering if guys criticizing Emma’s win even watched Poor Things.
RDJ is such a class act. He deserves all the praise.
So his rude treatment of the former winner & presenter was « classy »?
My Oscar low point was that the very powerful anti war speech by the winner for best documentary feature was somewhat undercut by ushering them off the stage to the tune of 'I'm Just Ken.' Not cool Oscar, not cool.
Loved to see Da'Vine Joy Randolph win, that scene in the kitchen at the party was heart wrenching imo