'Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio' Wins Best Animated Feature Film | 95th Oscars (2023)
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2023
- Emily Blunt and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson present the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film to 'Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio'.
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'Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio' Wins Best Animated Feature Film | 95th Oscars (2023)
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“Animation is cinema. Animation is not a genre.”
PREACH 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yes
@KSonic28 yes
If he said that animation is cinema then I hope that Across the Spider-Verse wins at Scar and will kick the critics in the ass for saying Cinecomic is tired or that Cinecomics are not just cinema. (Spider-Verse 2 vs. Martin Scorsese)
Spider-Verse 2 vs The Joker,1917,Everything everywhere all at once, Black Panther Wakanda Forever & Avatar:The Way of the Water.
@@carlosatausupa8429 yes
@@carlosatausupa8429sorry bro, Miyazaki the goat
Guillermo Del Toro is the only Film maker who have won Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director and for Best animated feature.
Should’ve won best foreign language feature for “Pan’s Labyrinth”
George Miller could have been the first
@@matteobeach4261 The Oscars voters have a better opinion than anybody else, and I trust them.
spielberg could have been first, but...
Haha well said
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio won the Oscar, while Disney's Pinocchio won Razzie. Swallow That Mickey! 🤣🤣🤣
But not "the Razzie", as in the award for Worst Picture.
Netflix wins
I mean the original Disney version won an Oscar too, while the namesake was still alive. This comment wreaks of ignorance
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 But you can't even compare, Pinocchio from 1940 is one of the Greatest Classics in the History of Cinema, it's a Perfect Animation that aged Super Well. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The 2022 Pinocchio is just another completely disposable Remake made by the current Disney CEO and is more concerned with filling the Disney+ catalog than with the quality of the work as a whole. 🤢
Disney+ phinochio had the lowest ratings in rotten tomatoes
2:46 Animation is Cinema, Animation is not a genre.
That is what makes animated movies and shows great, not just the story or the music or the visuals or the voice acting, but the medium of animation itself.
They may complain that Puss in Boots did not win, but come on people, This Oscar mainly deserved it for Pinocchio by Guillermo Del Toro, and not only because it is Guillermo Del Toro or from Netflix, but because Del Toro gave him this movie with a lot of dedication and heart with the help of stop motion, and that had to wait a long time for it to finally be worth all that this Oscar deserved.
We love you Guillermo Del Toro and in your face Disney and Bob Chapek, animation is not a genre, it is a medium and it is cinema.
Yes. 💯💯💯
Preach!🙌🏼
Pinocchio was the first animated film for a streaming service under the animation studio Netflix Animation, who have also competed with three previous nominations for the same category, as well as the seventh non-Disney/Pixar film to win and the first non-Disney/Pixar film since Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the second stop-motion animated film after Aardman's Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and the Adventures of Pinocchio's second adaptation to win any category from the Academy Awards after Disney's Pinocchio. Guillermo del Toro became the first person in history to win Academy Award for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Animated Feature Film. Guillermo del Toro was the first filmmaker to win Academy Awards for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Animated Feature for different films, for The Shape of Water and Pinocchio.
I loved Puss in Boots 2, but Pinocchio del Toro is a masterpiece. For me in 2022 there have been only two animated films Puss in Boots and Pinocchio del Toro.
I only watched Puss In Boots 2 recently, and I do wish it had won but A) any non-Disney win is okay with me and B) GDT’s Pinocchio is such a worthy competition for Puss In Boots that i couldn’t be disappointed.
RIP Mark Gustafson (September 19, 1959 - February 1, 2024), aged 64
My condolences go to his family and friends.
Wallace and Gromit Aren't Alone Anymore, Finally After 17 Years Another Stop-Motion Animation Wins the Category. 🏆👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
And many more soon
Pinocchio was the first animated film for a streaming service under the animation studio Netflix Animation, who have also competed with three previous nominations for the same category, as well as the seventh non-Disney/Pixar film to win and the first non-Disney/Pixar film since Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the second stop-motion animated film after Aardman's Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and the Adventures of Pinocchio's second adaptation to win any category from the Academy Awards after Disney's Pinocchio.
Spirited Away (the only hand-drawn animated film to win BAF): “Hello, darkness, old friend.” 😢
@@hunterolaughlin Let's hope we get another hand drawn winner next year with Miyazaki's next film, How Do You Live?
Coraline should have gotten one as well
Without animation, no cinema :)
Indeed.
Plus documentaries.
Dwayne Johnson and Guillermo Del Toro really gave animation the respect it deserves. And as much as I wanted _Puss In Boots: The Last Wish_ to win, I can't deny that _Pinocchio,_ (this version anyway,) also really deserved the award. I'm just glad it didn't go to _Turning Red._
I very much agree.
Ironic The Rock praised animation though since he just announced a live action Moana remake. Granted this was before but, you never know. Disney could've planned this out to cover their ass.
@Dan_Ganing_Fan I loved Turning Red, I wanted it to win
Pinocchio was the first animated film for a streaming service under the animation studio Netflix Animation, who have also competed with three previous nominations for the same category, as well as the seventh non-Disney/Pixar film to win and the first non-Disney/Pixar film since Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the second stop-motion animated film after Aardman's Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and the Adventures of Pinocchio's second adaptation to win any category from the Academy Awards after Disney's Pinocchio. Guillermo del Toro became the first person in history to win Academy Award for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Animated Feature Film. Guillermo del Toro was the first filmmaker to win Academy Awards for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Animated Feature for different films, for The Shape of Water and Pinocchio.
You forgot Klaus, that was under Netflix.
As much I liked Turning Red or Puss in Boots to win; I must say bravo to Guillermo Del Toro. His version of Pinocchio not only proves that we can be loved and accepted for who we are inside, but also a reminder that Animation is something for everyone; because it is CINEMA. I think it was a well deserved choice. Congrats to Del Toro and Netflix for proving the worth of Animation. Bravo!
Turning red is a teen wolf rip off.
Its true
Turning red sucks ass
bruh turning red? is so bad bro, you are conformist
@@MundiuwuQuite literally the opposite, the only reason you say it's bad is because you are confirming to salty conservative teens lol, everyone on the internet hates it *because* they are conformist like you, I bet my ass you haven't even seen it
@@Dim4323You seem like a self-absorbed and self-indulgent in real life i must say. Spreading hatered and negativity towards an Animated film that wasn't on your demographic. Jeeez. I can basically tell based on your comment on what type of person you are to this day. So what if Turning Red borrows the same plot lines from Teen Wolf at the end of the day both are great films in their own way with having that unique visual presentation. You need to learn some manners sometimes buddy or maybe you should think before you comment because sometimes people might see the REAL you based on that. 🙄😬😒
R.I.P Mark Gustafson he co directed a spectacular film.
GDT's Pinocchio is a beautiful film that explores difficult subjects like death in such a warm and profound way. It was impossible for another film to take the award.
And honestly, it deserved many more nominations. Ciao Papa for original song, Desplat's Score, Adapted Screenplay, Best Picture, etc.
It was a shame that no animated films this year were able to get a nomination outside of their exclusive category.
I also believe it should had been nominated for Best Production Design.
Here’s hoping the Academy recognizes animation as the art form it rightfully is, rather than just kiddy stuff because it’s so much more. It is as Mr. Del Toro said, cinema.
They should start recognizing adult animated films if they want to send that message
@@MundoJuanci The Oscars voters have a better opinion than anybody else, and I trust them.
@@jwelch5742 when it comes to Best animated feature, I seriously doubt them
@@MundoJuanci G-rated and PG-rated animated films are more successful than PG-13 and R-rated animated films.
@@jwelch5742 Something being more successful doesn't at all make it better.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a story about family at its core, and does a perfect job from start to finish of showing how important familial love is, no matter what sort of shape those loved ones may take.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio teaches that someone should not have to live up to impossible parental expectations or be like anyone else to be worthy of love. This stop-motion animated musical is firm in its themes of self-love and loving someone for who they are without boundaries or expectations of who they should be.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio definitely deserved the win and I never get tired of Del Toro's speeches. I just wish that the film got more nominations outside of Animated Feature. I would have nominated the movie for Desplat's incredible score, the incredible production design, the incredible screenplay, and I would have given the movie a Best Picture nomination. I hope we have another animated film nominated in Best Picture again and I even want to see one win. One day, I hope the Oscars recognize that animation is cinema. It's not a kids genre, it's a medium for all ages and all forms of art.
And Song (Ciao Papa) such a beautiful song
One of the best winners of this category in recent memory, and it wasn't a Disney movie!
I'm so happy for Guillermo and everyone involved in the film, the stop motion medium deserved this recognition so badly, I'm so happy it won. It's a dark fantasy film, usual for a winner in the category, but also a tragically beautiful one. Can't recommend it enough
Also, all the other nominees were great! And the Oscars didn't insult animation! I hope they keep it that way
You animation fans are a bunch of hypocrites
R.I.P. Mark Gustafson
At long last another stop motion animated film wins the Oscars.
RIP Mark Gustafson. Created an incredible animated film alongside Guillermo.
RIP Mark Gustafson
IN Memory of co-director Mark Gustafson
And always keep in mind
Animation, despite being part of the technical genre standard that even counts as a successfully innovative genre (like oreviously said by Rock Johnson), is most importantly Cinema and Medium like now clearly said by Guillermo del Toro last year
In the Oscars, Guillermo del Toro was the first filmmaker, as well as the first Latin, to win both best director/best picture and best animated feature at different films, for his work of the Shape of Water and Pinocchio.
🥲🥲🥲Thank you Mark Gustafson for giving life together with del Toro this version of Pinocchio, even if you have left, you left us this work of art. Rest in peace.
Del Toro has used the award platforms afforded by his nominations to champion the medium of animation as true cinema. Also the best part of the auteur's speech was 3:15 ❤
Thank you Guillermo... 🎉
Eternal Spring should have been nominated in place of The Sea Beast
So glad Pinnochio won. Should have also have been nominated for Best Sound, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Original Song Ciao Papa and Best Picture
Finally we have the Oscar clip!
I’m so happy for Guillermo!!!😃
Deserved awards for Pinocchio, for me is really a masterpiece!!
Amazing speech also!🤩
ANIMATION IS CINEMA and a shape of art!!😉
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a treat for viewers of any age and an example of Netflix's creative freedom at its best.
Wow, I almost had a heart attack when Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt took the stage to present the Oscar for Best Animation, after all they made that Disney movie called Jungle Cruise, so I already thought Turning Red was going to win. 😱
Originally I did. But then I saw this movie. Also take a look at the Agnes Varda videos here
Definitely wanted to throw the viewers for a loop there and think for a moment Pixar was going to win again. Probably the most “Gotcha” moment from this year’s Oscars.
I never got nervous because Pinocchio won every award for Animated Feature.
So happy that mid ahh movie didn’t win, it was painful to watch a single second of that film.
@@plasmaemerald8407I didn't want Disney to win like the next person but Turning Red wasn't bad, it was just mediocre when compared to the Puss in Boots or Pinocchio
2:47 This SPEECH IS AMAZING. Respect ANIMATION as a REPRESENTATION OF ARTISTIC MOVEMENT, SUCH AS HORROR, DRAMA, ACTION, SLICE OF LIFE. Great speech!!
Pinocchio was Guillermo del Toro's biggest middle finger to Disney. What a chad
With the _Boy And the Heron_ Oscar win tonight, Guillermo said it perfectly at 2:46-3:00, Animation isn’t a "Genre" and is ready to be taking the next step and being a part of the conversation and with Del Toro’s Pinocchio and _Boy and the Heron_ win with the latter being PG-13, I say animation is slowly getting attention and being a part of the conversation.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio stood out for its animation style, thrilling storytelling, and excellent voice cast work, featuring Gregory Mann, David Bradley and Ewan McGregor, among other great stars.
Yes
For Mark Gustafson.
The passion del Toro has for film (and especially animation) is so admirable. His films aren't always perfect, but you can tell he adores making them when he can
I adored this movie. It’s so overflowing with heart and that’s such a welcome relief from the mostly soulless empty franchise films we get these days. So glad I saw it on the big screen.
The most beautiful movie ever made about Pinocchio!! Wonderful, full of heart and soul!!
Rip Mark Gustafson. It hit more after his death
Now it's Wish vs Spider-Verse vs How do you live for next year's Oscars.
It will be a dream to see Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee beating Hayao Miyazaki for the second time, just like they did in 2014.
@@mardenborough.It’s kind of interesting Hayao’s film is intended to have the least film promotion of his films.
no!!
Spider-verse:Revenge is mine!!
Spiderverse 2 vs Avatar 2.The Joker Everything everywhere at all once & Black panther wakanda forever
Wish is out of luck. Now it’s spider verse vs boy and the heron
@@Boris91939 Spiderverse 2 vs Martin Scorserse.
Now let's see who says that comic films are not cinema. Spiderverse 1 & 2 proves this to cinema.
😡
"Animation is cinema", wise words.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio takes a story that audiences were very familiar with and made it into a unique film that combined drama, comedy and music.
A third Pinocchio to be nominated at the Oscars.
• 1940 = Disney's Pinocchio
• 2020 = Matteo Garrone's Pinocchio (originally released in 2019)
• 2022 = Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
Animation isn't a gender... IS AN ART!!!
Viva México Viva Del Toro y Viva Pinocchio Yo Gritando Como Mexicano 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
They could have used another image for Pinocchio, that’s the scene Geppetto dies which is a big spoiler
Lol this comment just spoilt it for me
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a stunning achievement in stop-motion animation.
Honestly as much as i love puss in boots i am very glad pinocchio won instead so mark gustafson can have his oscar before dying. I understand the some criticism of pinocchio and the last wish is more on focus but idk i still prefer pinocchio more. It was Del Toro's passion project to give animation some respect and wouldn't be without mark's help. Rest in peace 🙏🙏🥲
No CGI in the world can create a more immersive feeling than something done by hand
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio has themes of self-acceptance, unconditional love and the power of disobedience.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio effectively balances its darker bits with an uplifting ending that reinstates hope and compassion.
Take that, Disney
Good job Pinocchio by Del Toro after won every awards (BAFTA, Golden Globe, PGA, Annie and Critics Choice)
Dude this is the only oscar this year that was given to the film that truly deserved it
I would’ve wanted Puss in boots the last wish to win this one, but I am happy for Guillermo del Toro(he’s been wanting to put his project for like years)
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a legendary horror director's dark take on a classic fairy tale.
Guillermo del Toro is known for his use of insectile and religious imagery, his themes of Catholicism, anti-fascism, and celebrating imperfection, underworld motifs, practical special effects, dominant amber lighting, and his frequent collaborations with actors Ron Perlman and Doug Jones.
Guillermo del Toro's masterful artistry and the magical storytelling he was known for are both on display in Pinocchio. The film layers onto the classic fairy tale thicker themes about father-son relationships, the meaning of life, religious zeal, and the absurdities of war and authoritarian rule.
This marked the first time I've watched an Oscar ceremony in three years.
I reacted very excitedly to that win due to Guillermo del Toro's amazing collaboration with the stop motion team behind Robot Chicken.
I hoped either Turning Red or Puss in Boots 2 would win.
Guillermo Del Toro is speaking the truth
This is the first streaming movie to win Best Animated Feature.
What about Soul?
Soul technically doesn't count since it has released in some cinemas in worldwide
@@savvastoynoysidis360 So was Guillermo's Pinocchio.
Guillermo's del Toro's Pinocchio is now another animated musical that won the Oscars just like 2006's Happy Feet from Warner Bros. Pictures, and 2013's Frozen and 2021's Encanto, two movies from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
the message in the movie and the message he gave at the oscars was priceless
"Animation in not a genre, animation is Cinema", ~Del Toro, Guillermo, 2023~ 👏👏👏👏👏
Guillermo:i win , finallythe animation is not a gender…
Disney: well the next year will b…
Spiderman: no.
Disney: but…
Spiderman: no and point.
Disney may have Elemental or Wish in their pocket, but no one takes the throne from Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse.
@@diegoperleche5177 Mario: Beware what you wish for.
or How Do You Live? by Hayao Miyazaki
@@dariussalepetru6770 its a japan movie, the sad reality say (mataforilly) : “if a japanese movie nominated, not win in 99%”
Mark Gustafson is an endless source of inspiration and a guiding force.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio opened last year with a limited theatrical run before releasing direct to Netflix. The stop-motion animated film was hailed as one of the best animated movies in years, and it brought Guillermo del Toro back to the Oscars once again, where the film won the award for Best Animated Feature.
The most obvious win of that night. And rightfully so.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio receives critical acclaim for its animation, visuals, music, story, emotional weight and voice acting.
Yes
Incredibly, all the films deserved that Oscar but the film that should have won, WON!, gentlemen, won and that must be celebrated. congratulations to Guillermo and the whole team
Ahh no you're wrong...not all the films deserved the oscar...turning Red...never...deserved to be...nominated
@@marcoantoniorodriguezlopez5600Why people hate Turning Red that much? Get over yourselves everyone, it's NOT bad. It's just not Oscars worthy but that doesn't make it bad
Guilherme del Toro é um gênio do stop motion!
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is one of the best family movies on Netflix so stop-motion animation brings the puppet turned real boy to life. The movie's visuals are stunning, and the story is an emotional one that will tug on the heartstrings of the audience while still giving them a happy ending. The movie scored the best animated feature wins at the Golden Globes, the Annie Awards, Critics Choice and the Oscars.
Yes!!!!! I'm so glad this film won!
It makes me happy to see that stop motion is still going strong. This film deserves the respect and recognition!
Thankyou Guillermo for your work and speech. Animation is not a genre!
That drinking problem joke made me laugh.
This was a pretty obvious win and now Guillermo Del Toro just needs one more Oscar for best Director to tie with Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro González Iñárritu
This happen when You do something with love a passion
Hence why this man is one of my favorite filmmakers. Animation deserves so much respect and im glad we are getting films in quality just like the past.
He should have won for pan's labyrinth. Shape of water was Pretty decent but hugely Over hated
LOVED this presentation giving animation its due love!
Oscar winning film Pinocchio puts Guillermo del Toro's artistic forte and directorial mastery on full display.
I really want Guillermo Del Toro to make a prequel on Candlewick's childhood being the Podesta's son or a TV series about Pinocchio's adventures after the movie.
You tell em’ Guillermo!
Emily: We’re here to present the award for Best Animated Feature-
Dwayne: *AHHH*
Oscar winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro reinvents the classic story of a wooden puppet brought to life in this stunning stop-motion musical tale.
Puppets
I knew Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio was gonna win in fact it had the highest chance of winning, I usually go for Disney and Pixar movies for the Oscar’s but the ones that came out last year weren’t as good as I expected
Mark Gustafson was a compassionate, sensitive and mordantly witty man that inspired and gave hope to everyone.
Good to know The Rock has redeemed himself over his ridiculous comments back in 2015's Oscars.
Those of you who have lost loved ones, I feel you. It is it is an ethereal dagger in the heart, forever burning, forever reminding.
Stay strong, savor every moment and do not take any joy for granted.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a visually adaptation that embraces its source material's darkness.
GENIO DEL TORO🌟
I was worried this was going to lose, but I'm glad it didn't.
Guilherme del toro me dê uma explicação para o filme caçador de trolls eu não entendi o final o dia ele começou com amuleto e terminou com aquele amuleto e quando ele voltou no tempo ele continuou com o mesmo amuleto que ele tinha ganhado no final
And this is one of the reasons why I chose to watch Pinocchio (Guillermo del Toro's version) this year
Una carta de amor a la humanidad despues de la pandemia, excelente del Toro, tenias que ser Mexicano❤
Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of the Pinocchio tale is one of the darkest animated films.
Critics found Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio to be a perfect example of how a creator that leans towards dark themes can develop a classic tale into something both appropriate for younger audiences and still darker than the original.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is another animated musical movie that won the best animated feature at the Oscars since Happy Feet, Frozen and Encanto.
Such a nice speech from guillermo del toro. He deserves the world.
Guillermo del Toro is the first person to win Oscars for both best picture and best animated feature film.
This was VERY cathartic after how the award was presented the previous year.
Animated films challenge perceptions of what adult animation can accomplish, pushing the boundaries of the medium.
Animation is not a goddamn genre for kids. It’s a medium that is perfect for art and spirituality and power.