2022 Oscar Winners REACTION!! (stats obliterated)

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[@TheOscarExpert]

Sticking with purely reacting to actual award winners in this video fellas. We aren't celebrity news commentators and don't have anything really valuable to add to the whole "slap" situation. Nor did we have a crazy immediate reaction to it. All the winners got overshadowed by that moment anyway, so we're just going with reacting to the award results as usual.

[@daan3497]

I think you guys made the right choice. It feels like nobody is even talking about CODA winning, because everyone is talking about the slap (and understandably so)

[@Bjork4s]

That's right, i wanna discuss something else about this Oscar. I think I already seen enough people talk about the slap so I don't need to go to that anymore and just focus on the winners. I liked that Dune win big at the technical aspect and Branagh won Best Original Screenplay. Also can we talk about the fact that Dune is Hans Zimmer's second Oscar? That's crazy, should've had like 4 by now including Dune

[@quicktion5047]

Great choice guys. I'm not here for celebrity drama. Enjoyed your reactions and the stream very much.

[@joanna1290]

Yes good choice. This i what I wanted from you guys.

[@lilchaos4792]

Will Smith made me forget Billie, Campion and Coda won!

[@oskari7121]

Fun fact: Dune is now the movie with most Oscar wins ever that didn't have a Director nomination.

[@poett8875]

Dune was basically this years “Gravity.” How they both won like 6-7 Oscar’s but lost best picture.

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Same for Mad Max Fury Road

[@giovanni21mas]

Massive snub

[@marcochen9117]

@@dariussalepetru6770 you guys do know that both gravity and fury road got director noms

[@michelseibriger12]

Didn’t deserve to win over Campion, but Villemeuve should’ve at least been nomimated. Hoping the Academy will do so for Part 2

[@BeeJayDeeEff]

I love how they’re still excited for some of these awards even though they were widely predicted because they loved that winning moment. I get that.

[@Bjork4s]

It's official, Anita from West Side Story is the third character to win two Oscars by different actors after Vito Corleone and Joker and the first one to win in the exact same category. I'm so happy for Ariana, she really stole the show and managed to fill in Rita Moreno's shoe

[@rutgerniemeijer]

That's really nice!

[@Denis-89]

Not sure if Phoenix Joker is THE Joker. The director said he is just A Joker, but not THE Joker

[@LeHuy-hs2db]

Did you all notice that all the actresses from "The Help" movie (2012) they are all Oscar winners now. WOW !

[@zanifriz489]

You’re right!! Lovin’ this

[@jesseseale2558]

Now we’ll have to wait for Bryce Dallas Howard, Ellis (if she gets nominated again) Sissy, Viola (definitely nominated again) will earn more praise in the future

[@Gemnist98]

@@jesseseale2558 By “Ellis”, did you mean Allison Janney?

[@Gemnist98]

Not Cicely Tyson (RIP). Though at least she’s better off than BDH.

[@LeHuy-hs2db]

@@Gemnist98 She had an honorary award back in 2018.

[@Bjork4s]

Jessica Chastain has been long overdue for an Oscar ever since Zero Dark Thirty. I'm glad that she won for Tammy Faye, it may not be her best movie but it's certainly one of her best performance

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

Yeah Kinda sad Stewart didn't win , but Chastain in that movie is stellar SHE FINALLY GET THAT GOLDEN STATUETTE (Better luck next time Stewart)

[@Bjork4s]

@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 Kristen and Jessica were great, there's no better and there's no worse in my eyes. I'm sad that Kristen win but at the same time I can't be mad at Jessica's win because she's one of my favourite actresses and her performance as Tammy Faye was remarkable. She completely dissapeared and totally became Tammy Faye. She absolutely deserved it, it's just a simple tough competition. It was a strong one at the Best Actress category. I'm glad that Spencer landed Kristen her very first Oscar nomination, now that the studio can use the term "Academy Award Nominee Kristen Stewart" in her future projects for the marketing

[@phillipmilner9940]

I strongly dislike Jessica Chastain as a person, but I am able to set aside personal feelings to recognize true talent. I thought her performance was the best of the year. Well earned and deserved. I actually think she should have won for The Help as well.

[@pb.j.1753]

She is surpremely talented but the films she picks and produces always turn out mediocre. I wish to see her in a film as good as Zero Dark Thirty again.

[@martincurran4985]

Upset that Kristen Stewart lost, but was so proud when Chastain said how proud she was to be nominated alongside her fellow nominees. A small thing, but it was nice to hear. Respect to her for that.

[@noseofsauron236]

The Slap really overshadowed the predictability of the results and the ridiculous decision to not present the 8 categories. This Oscars ran longer than last year's by half an hour and they were able then to present all categories live. They have to kill the fluff and the overly long jokes and just focus on the nominees and winners.

[@Wired4Life2]

Kill the host(s), too. Will Smith can do that for us if he wants. The 91st Oscars *_cruised_* without a host. As for the Slap, ABC buried 8 Oscars, while Will Smith and Chris Rock buried the other 15.

[@rhythmoriented]

Some takeaways other than “the slap heard around the world” (an impromptu name for the incident): 1. CODA defies several stats to win BP. 2. Dune, with several craft wins AND editing, could be poised to give Villeneuve a director’s win next time around and a first sci fi BP victory for its sequel. 3. PTA missed again, and The Academy will be chomping at the bit to award him for a future that is more on the mold of TWBB or The Master. 4. Once again the film with the most nominations did not win BP. 5. The Academy loves Disney/Pixar. 6. Diane Warren missed again in song. She and score composer Thomas Newman (Shawshank, 1917, American Beauty) can’t catch a break, and hopefully will be honored some day.

[@madman00774]

7. Academy hates Netflix.

[@rhythmoriented]

@@madman00774 nice. I was thinking that too, then I remembered hearing from peeps around Hollywood that they were flooded with ads promoting TPOTD. It just reeks of “buying the vote” when they put several tens of millions of dollars into a “campaign.” Perhaps it reminds them of the Shakespeare in Love campaign. Just a thought.

[@Wired4Life2]

Regarding #6, Diane Warren and Thomas Newman ought to collaborate on family-friendly animated features from now on to increase their chances of winning their first Oscars.

[@nms7872]

I feel Newman was robbed by Joker

[@madman00774]

@@nms7872 As much as I respect Thomas Newman and I strongly believe that he is a genius, I feel like Hildur deserved that award more because her score in Joker made us connect with the character and somehow "get" into his mind. Newman should have won back in 2000 for American Beauty. One of the greatest scores of all time.

[@oskari7121]

In Screenplay I really can't believe that we went from The Father and Promising Young Woman to CODA and Belfast... (Drive My Car and The Worst Person in the World are the winners in my heart)

[@Bjork4s]

I liked both CODA and Belfast's screenplay, I believe it

[@oskari7121]

@@Bjork4s I love CODA, and I don't hate Belfast, but as Screenplay winners they are such bland choices, especially when you look at what this Academy has rewarded recently.

[@Bjork4s]

@@oskari7121 it doesn't matter, it has nothing to do with the previous winners. Just focus on this year, this is what it had to offer. CODA and Belfast were terrific movies and Branagh wrote one of the most heartwarming movies of the year, so I can say that he deserved the Oscar for Belfast

[@oskari7121]

@@Bjork4s Lol both of them were still like 4th or 5th best in their respective categories.

[@Bjork4s]

@@oskari7121 yeah for you, not for me. CODA and Belfast are top 10 best movies of the year according to various articles including AFI si that means the screenplay is about from 1st to 3rd best in the category

[@Apachboss12]

I liked the fact that you said "well, it is so predictable that this reaction is not gonna be that fun". And it's true, but that doesn't mean the analysis is not good content. Weird year and weird ceremony all around. I was enjoying it until the slap

[@IvanMejia1991]

8:05 He predicted Everything Everywhere All at Once winning Best Picture 😳

[@singstreetcar5881]

Yes he did. ❤❤

[@myJDside]

What I care the most about this year's ceremony is Liza Minelli's health. She's not that old, I hope she's not suffering :(

[@AlexLopez-xb3yn]

This Oscars for me was ok but it’s definitely better than Last Year’s Oscars. That Will Smith and Chris Rock moment really was hard to watch. But a lot of good Oscar Wins. Glad Dune wins big 🙏

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Agreed me too

[@igorsilva3657]

BP not the last category was weird. But the cerimony, nominees and the winners were so much better. Will Smith, Jessica Chastain, Belfast, Coda won and they didn't deserved. And what about the shame that they did with Foreign Movie and shorts? Just to watch Will Smith slaps Chris Rock and Amy making Kirsten stand up without asking her Iif she wants to. It's was a shame.

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

@@igorsilva3657 English is not your first language and it shows.

[@myJDside]

@@blackguyofthesouth2161 what's your point?

[@maryvallettakeith6146]

@@blackguyofthesouth2161 Alright smart guy, let's see you write in his language. No? Didn't think so. There's no need to insult someone who is doing his best. A**hole.😕

[@mattiacapo]

thank you guys for the company throughout the season!!

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

CODA literally just pulled out a Birdman moved Not getting Film Editing nom and yet still win

[@jmbd1593]

So The Eyes of Tammy Faye won more Oscars than Power of the Dog...

[@eirakari]

Thank you for not spending 15 minutes talking about the slap like most channels and actually focusing on discussing the winners 🙌

[@TalkingBurit0]

Was looking forward to this. You guys helped me fall in love with films

[@MarkEleve]

Thank you guys for feeding me with all this award season food. It was a blast! 🤟🏻

[@PikaYoshi21]

The Power of the Dog was an emotionally powerful movie about a boy’s love for his mother

[@Gemnist98]

LOL

[@dangerislander]

@@Gemnist98 why "LOL"? Literally the opening line of the film is about protecting his mother.

[@ririschannelx]

More like power of the snooze 😴

[@dangerislander]

@@ririschannelx just say you're lazy and need to be spoonfed the plot.

[@ririschannelx]

@@dangerislander nope I got the plot and the nuances but still found it boring! But thanks for being condescending for no reason! I love a slow burn actually, far from lazy with films. I just didn’t find this particular story interesting

[@ikexbankai]

It was the We Don’t Talk About Bruno CATFISH FOR ME

[@ChowDownDetroit]

In all honesty, Jada Pinkett looks great without hair and i can actually see her playing a strong woman in military. What a plot twist if she does G.I.Jane 2

[@sherrigrant573]

Yep. She and Will can produce and hire Chris Rock as a SGT

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

What is CODA's legacy? other than being a question the next time Trivial Pursuit updates it's questions because NOBODY will remember it. Ridiculous winner for best picture.

[@infeliz2405]

The most boring and predictable Oscars ever

[@thinkpanzer6690]

Chris rock disagrees

[@Bjork4s]

I mean, if you look back to the winners in other award shows, better prepare yourself about who's the winner for the Oscars

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

@@Bjork4s i hope next year , it will be at least not that predictable

[@Bjork4s]

@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 as if that's ever gonna happen 😂😂

[@richierich7229]

2020 was more predictable. When all the acting winners (Joaquin Phoenix, Renee Zellweger, Brad Pitt and Laura Dern) swept the precursors.

[@rambunctiousrohan]

People are gonna forget Belfast, Coda and King Richard existed by the next few weeks. The Power of the Dog, Licorice Pizza and Drive My Car will be beloved and studied for years to come and that is the biggest win of all. Those movies were too cool for the Oscars.

[@sour3889]

Dune…..West Side Story….

[@rambunctiousrohan]

@@sour3889 yeah those two as well. I love the three I mentioned more and they didn't get their due credit while Dune and West Side Story did.

[@sour3889]

@@rambunctiousrohan yeah Dune pulling 6 Oscar’s 😳

[@rambunctiousrohan]

@@sour3889 that Denis Villneuve snub still sucks tho

[@sour3889]

@@rambunctiousrohan Fr I'm still mad about that

[@frostboy4869]

You guys nearly predicted every category. Great job.

[@Bjork4s]

In 1994 Steven Spielberg beat Jane Campion in the Best Director category. This year Campion beat Spielberg in the best Director category, ironic but hey good for both of them 😂🙌

[@pb.j.1753]

The Eyes of Tammy Faye won more Oscars than Power of the Dog, West Side Story and Drive My Car. LET THAT SINK IN.

[@Bjork4s]

And? It wasn't that tough competition for Tammy Faye to beat. It had an astounding make up, Jessica is amazing, both award deserved it. The rest only got one because of tough competition. Besides, Dune took most of the technical awards from Power of The Dog and West Side Story

[@bryanismyname7583]

The most predictable year May have been when “Titanic” swept, but that was still one of the most entertaining telecasts ever and the most watched ever!

[@percyvincent5252]

I hate that the Will Smith incident has taken over the whole conversation about last nights Oscars. Horrendous what Smith did on live TV because of a joke that's going to really damage his image. Such a record braking year with CODA and a lot of interesting stuff happening and all anyone can talk about is the slap and its become the only thing people are talking about. Really disappointing.

[@sour3889]

I agree but on the bright side it’s giving the Oscars publicity which is good

[@percyvincent5252]

@@sour3889 very true at least it’s being talked about in the wider world

[@marya5925]

Poor sir Anthony Hopkins had to come out after that and even he didn't know what to say. Will Smith has officialy lost his mind, he is a scientologist with a wife who openly brags about sleeping with their sons friends. He's been mocked for her behaviour for so long and I feel he somehow broke last night and went crazy. After that having a speech against violence and how he is all about love crying on stage? I am shocked he wasn't escorted out of the ceremony. His behaviour was shocking. I don't think Oscars need publicity like that, they are a prestige, classy ceremony and this was giving Love and Hiphop reality show vibes.

[@ririschannelx]

Oh boo hoo, it would have been boring without him

[@sherrigrant573]

They aren't talking about it here

[@joser1853]

Had it not been for the slap, this was so forgettable. I only missed 1 category the best results I've had predicting the Oscars in 9 years.

[@sergiovela7686]

I really liked Coda when I watched it... Like seven years ago and in french. Honestly this feels like a step back from the parasite win. Imagine someone made an american version of that film and it won Best picture instead of the original

[@Bjork4s]

The original movie was highly criticzed by the French deaf community because it didn't have deaf actors to play deaf characters to the point they got the sign language wrong. When they got the sign language wrong, that's where the original movie fell apart atleast for the deaf community. CODA exists to fix that and made it better by having actual deaf actors to play deaf characters. The community praised the movie more positively than they did with the original. Also one of the producers of the original movie, produced this remake so that's not an issue for it. Good for the French producers gave a blessing for this movie and won an Oscar for Best Picture together with the Americans. It was actually the French producers that approached the writer and director of this movie to remake the original movie, they took the criticism of the original movie and ask the Americans to fix it, improved it, make it better and more respectful to the deaf community. Also remember that The Departed won Beat Picture for being a great movie aswell as being a remake of a Hong Kong movie and Ben Hur (1959) won Beat Picture for being a great movie and a remake of the 1925 silent film, you're not gonna complain about that??

[@kellyb7561]

Go back to 8:04 to see brother bro's psychic abilities

[@yeahiagree1070]

Thrilled for all DUNE awards. Well deserved. Disgusted that the real craftspeople who actually made cinema were dismissed away from the live show though.

[@magdalenatarajic9612]

The thing is that The Power of Dog is also an emotional movie (for me much more then CODA) but the feeling that evokes is darker. I don't like that CODA is considered a more emotional movie because it makes (some) people cry, a film can touch your soul in so many ways... CODA is only a heartwarming remake with good acting and that's literally it. TPOTD is very thought provoking and is all of the categories where it was nominated. I am probably more upset then I should be, but it just irritates me that we are rewarding something so formulaic and seen already so many times... Also, where was this hype for Sound of Metal last year, a film that is actually, in my opinion, much more worthy of this attention.

[@dangerislander]

Someone on twitter said it well... POTD is very emotional but its more nuanced than say CODA. Just because its quiet doesn't mean its not emotional.

[@kropianimation1774]

The Academy needs to change if we want to get more unpredictable Oscars. We're seeing the same movies & performances win over and over again to the point that creatives know exactly what they need to make to get an Oscar. Something like "Oscar-bait" as a concept shouldn't exist. All Oscar-bait means is that the same movies get nominated and win over and over again. The Oscars have a type of movie they award. And with saying "This is the best film of the year" what they are effectively saying is that some movies are categorically worse than others. For example, by not nominating Animated Films in any other category but the animated feature category, the Oscars are saying "Animated Movies are in general worse than Live-Action Dramas". If we want more unpredictable Oscars, the Academy needs a drastic overhaul. And that's not gonna happen, is it?

[@inconvenientreality1810]

They should follow the Baftas and introduce juries for 2 nominations and the rest of the academy pick the other 3 and go back to 5 best pictures nominees

[@lunavioleta001]

I have to disagree somewhat. What I fear the most is that the Oscar would turned into basically the Disney show and will ignore great independent films and such. The animation category has already been engulfed with Disney and 3D animation. We don't need more of that.

[@yeahiagree1070]

Not really. The past 6 Best Pictures - Moonlight, Shape of Water, Green Book, Parasite, Nomadland, CODA ... That is a quite diverse selection of films. There's no "Oscar bait" trend there. The ACTING categories are too predictable, and often awarded for the wrong reasons. Laura Dern winning for Marriage Story instead of her David Lynch work was a joke, for example.

[@kropianimation1774]

@@yeahiagree1070 The nominees for Best Picture over the last 5 years are definitely very samey. A lot of period-pieces, based on a true story character studies.

[@yeahiagree1070]

@@kropianimation1774 your whole comment was about the same type of film keeps winning over and over. like i said, read that list of films and tell me how they are all the same.. you want a random animated film to be nominated, what difference would that make? i think this past year was very poor for animation anyway tbh.

[@phillipmilner9940]

Chris Rock needs more praise for how he handled that situation. A true professional.

[@kropianimation1774]

The joke itself was so incredibly unprofessional, I think it's hard to call him a true professional after saying something like that at the biggest evening for entertainment of the year.

[@phillipmilner9940]

@@kropianimation1774 Compared to comedians today that I've heard and seen, that joke is incredibly tame... I'm not gonna try to tell anyone what is and isn't offensive, but to call a comedian unprofessional for a GI Jane joke... I suggest staying away from Comedy Central Roasts.

[@ZR38315]

@@kropianimation1774 we’ve seen worse jokes at the Oscars tbh. I believe that he didn’t know about Jada’s condition which would mean that it was intended pretty harmlessly

[@kropianimation1774]

@@phillipmilner9940 The joke is incredibly harmful to a person with a publicly known medical condition. It's not just some GI Jane joke said to a random person on the street.

[@kropianimation1774]

@@ZR38315 It was quite the big news story and is quite publicly known. Knowing Chris Rock, I'd bet that he knew about it and made the joke anyway. He is someone who wants to cause trouble on purpose with his "jokes"

[@tnays17]

As stated I never thought Kristen would win so I wasn’t disappointed when Jessica Chastain was announced cuz she worked very hard on Tammy Faye and deserved that Oscar. Overall I’m just happy that people responded to Kristen’s acting in a positive way and I hope Academy Award nominee is used on all her future works. one day Kristen will be back at the Academy Awards.

[@Bjork4s]

Absolutely, I was rooting for Kristen but hey I can't be mad at Jessica's win. She absolutely deserved it, her performance was terrific just like Kristen. In my eyes, it's better off for Kristen to be nominated instead of nothing

[@aagold76]

Academy Rule (apparently): No Gay Cowboy film shall win Best Picture.

[@anujpramanik1819]

What a slap to Netflix...started the whole streaming craze and then Apple TV, the streaming service which followed in its footsteps won best picture before it. Come to think of it, even in acting Netflix wasn't the first streaming service to win an Oscar. That I think went to Manchester by the Sea from Amazon Studios, lol!

[@benjamintillema3572]

I think Netflix gets a lot of blame for hurting the movie theater industry and I remember there being a LOT of pushback when it looked like Roma was going to win Best Picture. I think those hard feelings are still there to an extent while other streamers don't get nearly as much hate even though they too are contributing to the decline in movie theater going. Sometimes it's good to be ground breaking, sometimes you're punished for it.

[@sudevsen]

Hulu beat Netflix to the Best Drama Emmy abd Amazon beat it to Best Comedy

[@megamoviez]

Hated how predictable it was. I only missed 1 or 2. That being said. One of the best Oscars in a while. The Will Smith moment was WILD!

[@sherrigrant573]

That was unpredictable 😳 😂. WILL SMITH?!? so wild

[@thelousyllama]

I got position 14 on golderby…. My highest ever

[@seansanguinet3822]

Sorry, hot take Coda winning Best Picture actually upsets me. Power of the Dog should've won. However Kotsur winning was pretty awesome and I love the Jane Campion Director win

[@-s-henderson-7333]

Would love to see some early emmy predictions from you!

[@spencer4771]

A straight forward year predictions wise but a fun one!

[@scumbag123]

great season with y’all, make me so happy every time you guys upload. can’t wait next year’s race!

[@brendanlittle2498]

Great video lads. Glad you stuck to only awards in this one. Excited to leave this Oscar season and move on to new movies.

[@nediaelifra721]

For every basic winners there would be a parasite like win

[@nediaelifra721]

i wasn't wrong after two basic winners in screenplay we got out there and challenging screenplay winners eeaao and wt

[@sugarcoat4]

glad chastain has an oscar now

[@seankoontz4235]

Kinda wish Andrew Garfield won. It’s been a few months since I saw Tick Tick Boom and the clip they showed reminded me “Oh yeah, he was amazing”. Plus, he didn’t punch a man onstage (!) Oh well

[@seankoontz4235]

*Ok it was actually a slap, but still

[@abidrzaidi]

Simultaneously the most predictable and somehow the least predictable Oscars in other senses haha

[@user-gf3ou9xm2n]

The only movie on my radar for next year is The Batman, I guess. I think it will probably WIN Best Sound, and it COULD get noms for Prod. Design and Makeup (Colin Firth?!?)... I also see Cinematography and Score being within the realm of possibility but might be a bit tough.

[@dangerislander]

The good thing about The Power of the Dog loss is that for many years to come it will gain more respect and appreciation. It joins the ranks of Saving Private Ryan, Brokeback Mountain, Social Network and Roma - all amazing runner-up films that should have won. I even feel the Bennedict Cumberbatch narrative has gotten much stronger now! Mark my words, he's gonna win an Oscar in the next 5 years or so. It's just a shame not 1 acting performance was awarded for the film. Despite that, it was such a boring end to what has been a chaotic season. I will say what CODA's win does for the deaf community is fantastic! Hopefully we can see more representation. And Kotsur is amazing and 1000% deserving! Hope he gets many more roles after this.

[@madman00774]

The movie was not that good lol. If anyone was robbed, it was Dune.

[@dangerislander]

@@madman00774 I loved Dune but it did seem like half-a-movie and kinda dragged. But I would say Dune was definitely more deserving of a win.

[@seankoontz4235]

@dangerislander Something I found interesting too: all of the films you mentioned except for The Social Network won Director

[@dangerislander]

@@seankoontz4235 i think it should be well known now that the directors branch are really into artsy technical critically adored films. The rest of the academy are into crowd pleasures.

[@thefilmseeker]

So far this decade we've got 3/4 screenplay winners that have absolutely no fucking business winning Oscars. I've said my piece about CODA's mediocrity enough times, so I'll just say that overall, the Academy got far more categories wrong than right this year, and that's sad. [Insert "It's all subjective" disclaimer here]

[@nikokaapa]

This was the lamest Oscars in years in my opinion…

[@pb.j.1753]

The worst Oscars in the 14 years I have been following awards season

[@nikokaapa]

@@pb.j.1753 I've only been following it for 8 years, in the sense of watching it live, but still disappointing.

[@seankoontz4235]

I’m gonna come out and say it: I actually liked last year’s show a lot better. Despite the whole mess with Best Actor at the end, it was just... classier And even with that situation, we still had a great winner with Hopkins

[@nikokaapa]

@@seankoontz4235 Yes, exactly my thoughts too!

[@CamoFFAArmy]

oh my love for Dune and the wins for it!! Does this potentially mean that Denis will be awarded a Director nomination for Dune pt. 2 because of this success? I hope so!!

[@joaofilipeferraz6453]

The most predictable Oscars in, at least, 20 years. It didn’t have any surprises. I was expecting, idk, maybe Nightmare Alley wins production design, maybe editing for another film, or even an upset in the adapted/original screenplay. The lowest moment was indeed the “Chris Rock/Will Smith” feud, the tension destroyed the mood and everyone was so tense that kinda reflects in the speeches.

[@elvism6051]

When I only missed 1 of the 23 categories, I thought it will be the same for so many people as this year has ended up being predictable. But still happy with my no. 12 ranking on Gold Derby! Out of nearly 9500!

[@SamxJxPx1993]

I got 22 out of 23 also, and was #1 in my entire country :)

[@captaintogawa9736]

8:03 AGED LIKE WINE.

[@mateoesteban1527]

So proud of Jessica winning, even though, i wanted Kristen to win!!

[@rleutz13]

this years biggest surprise...there were NO surprises/upsets

[@mrbungle3310]

Thanks for the predictions guys...you made me a few bucks

[@jacksmith2417]

8:03: Oh, YES we did.

[@bryanenriquez7048]

Just found this channel and I’m glad I did, just subscribed, I love your guys energy 😂🔥

[@eduardoferreriz728]

We are ready to the next year. Thanks guys!

[@bradlascelle7131]

Props for being excited about these awards when the only surprise was for a category tucked away in the pre-show and revealed over Twitter almost as if the Academy was ashamed of it. For me Oscar night is no longer my Christmas. The feeling the Oscars give me now is how I feel when I wake up on New Years morning with a nasty hangover, try to remember what the hell just happened and am told by my significant other that I'm better off not remembering. But I still have a cute photo of Troy and Youn Yuh-jung acting adorable to remind me that hey at least one cool thing happened before I blacked out. My Christmas morning is Oscar nominations day. On that day as a movie enthusiast, I get excitement. I get surprises. I get the unbridled potential of hey, this really cool thing might actually get recognized and appreciated because I delude myself into thinking voters will actually go out of their way to watch it. And I can pretend that certain categories will be treated with respect and dignity... instead of being told that animation is just for kids, that the highly deserving Documentary feature winner would have his moment upstaged by a scandal, that 8 awards would be announced over Twitter ahead of time, that a substantial chunk of the In Memoriam callouts would be tucked away on a website while the others are shouted out by a rousing choral dance number and that all of the fun I would soon have speculating on outcomes would feel like I simply wasted my time when I could've just hopped on over to Oddschecker hours beforehand and knocked out an almost perfect Oscar ballot. With that all said, you two have been a big part in making this journey a memorable one for all of us. The one exciting part about so many predictive stats being broken is that we should hopefully have some legitimate conversations in the awards space instead of simply being told x can't win because y and z didn't happen. And that is most assuredly something to celebrate and look forward to.

[@AScreenwritersJourney]

My favorite original screenplay wasn't even nominated: PIG.

[@rambunctiousrohan]

PTA's loss in original screenplay is genuinely so infuriating. Belfast is an uninspired atrociously crafted movie in so many ways. It's awful to see PTA lose yet again. I know he's too cool for the Oscars but I still genuinely feel like he's gonna come back to take the big 3 one day (picture, director and screenplay).

[@siriusblack1612]

I don’t know, i feel like the year he wins an oscar is going to be same year he gets best picture

[@lilchaos4792]

Belfast was a snoozer

[@manantial773]

It is time to stop being delusional about this movie, it is very distasteful and many people dislike it, especially, the screenplay, I would rank it dead least if I was an Academy voter. The Worst Person in the World is too cool for the Oscars, PTA in this particular occasion, is unworthy, this movie will old very poorly.

[@rambunctiousrohan]

@@siriusblack1612 yeah. That's why I was quite skeptical about Licorice Pizza only winning screenplay from the start. He's not the kind of director who should get his due with just a lone screenplay win. He deserves a proper sweep. A lot of his movies have been sweep worthy and I really feel like the next time he comes out with one the odds are gonna be in his favor.

[@rambunctiousrohan]

@@lilchaos4792 absolutely

[@NeekoWatchesMovies]

NGL, I indeed cried during CODA

[@yeahiagree1070]

The most disgusting thing about the whole mess was Will Smith equating himself to the real Richard Williams after he lost his damn mind ... like wtf, that man had to silently sit in the crowd and watch his young daughters experience vile racism, but taught them that you rise above it and silence critics by winning fairly. Will Smith tried to buy his kids Hollywood careers and even that failed. What a loser.

[@dangerislander]

Jada even said he uses his family for clout or when trying to promote his new work. That whole family is so weird.

[@sherrigrant573]

His kids didn't want to be in the business the way he wanted them to. There's a difference

[@dangerislander]

@@cfbg lol.

[@kepckatherinec805]

I love how the Oscar Expert guys poured their hearts out over the Oscars, while their cat ignored the hoopla and eventually left the room. That’s so cat! 😼

[@maebrando]

Very pleased with the Penelope red herring zooming across screen 😂

[@soumyodipbandyopadhyay9988]

Ahh yes, another BP winner which will be forgotten after two years, just like The King's Speech & Shakespeare In Love.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

Clearly those films have not been forgotten since people talk of them often.

[@cristianasilva6127]

CODA will get punched in the face by me next year 😂 nah but for real, I really don't like that it won, unfortunately! Great reaction you guys, happy new Oscar year!

[@aagold76]

you'd think a film that won 6 Oscars would have been in the conversation for Best Picture.....

[@muhammadalifakbar4001]

Back again in this channel after 2021

[@Bjork4s]

Kenneth Branagh's Oscar was long overdue. He should've won an Oscar for his Shakespeare work, but Belfast had a good screenplay from him. Congrats to Branagh 🙌🙌🙌

[@rambunctiousrohan]

Nah. Belfast was trash

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

I guess I'll have to look at the live stream (long version) to see your reactions to the slap of the year

[@mikahong]

Congrats on 30k guys!

[@notchuckproductions5029]

I hate how predictable it was because I gambled on cinematography and Production design

[@slimnave4846]

I love how the OscarsFanFavorite movie thingy went to a borderline unfinished movie with multiple dead pixels throughout the entire runtime...

[@kymquinn8975]

My god. You are the Oscar Expert.

[@martinuhlworm701]

Coda was good and I liked the Story, but it feels too small to win best picture... especially since IT IS a remake

[@Bjork4s]

So what? The Departed is a remake of a Hong Kong movie and won Best Picture, Ben Hur (1959) is a remake of the 1925 silent film and won Best Picture, not gonna complain about that?? This is based on what 2021 offers dude, whether it's a remake, sequels, original movies, adaptations, they are still movies!

[@Nomoredrama2000]

The Power of The Dog was the best out of all of them yet only won one award. The Favourite in 2019 was the best film of that year yet only one one award for Olivia Coleman. Clearly they can't get it right all the time. :(

[@oscarramirez2866]

I hate to sound like a Debbie Downer but this was the worst Oscar's show in a long time! So predictable! Mass didn't score an original screenplay nomination and Belfast won this category. Seriously? Also, "Cmon, Cmon" was so much better than Coda and it failed to score even one nomination. Moreover, Ann Dowd and Gaby Hoffman were overlooked for their vibrant performances in Mass and Cmon Cmon but Judi Dench was nominated for Belfast? Jessie Plemons and Ciaran Hinds were nominated for Best Supporting Actor over Woody Norman? How is this possible? Coda won best picture over Power of the Dog? And as much as I love Jessica Chastain, Stewart and Kidman were more deserving of the best actress award this year. Chastain's victory seems more like a lifetime achievement award than it does a reflection of her work in The Eyes of Tammy Faye. Furthermore, momentum should not determine a nominee's chances of winning but supporting Coda seemed like the hip thing to do as soon as The Power of the Dog's light began to dim after being celebrated as the frontrunner for months. Also, what's the point of watching the Oscars, Critics Choice and Screen Actors Guilds if these voters clearly think the same repeatedly. The same people kept winning the same awards in their respective categories for each awards ceremony. Where is the diversity of thought? The politics of these awards shows is why film lovers have been gradually tuning out over the years; So many brilliant artistic achievements slip through the cracks while more mediocre works are revered!

[@cartwheel7930]

i loved coda but i thought the power of the dog had a more powerful theme

[@sharinglungs3226]

Thanks for your predictions you won me my companies Oscar pool!

[@teraphIl1000]

The costumes for *_Nightmare Alley_* were my favorite, I wish Luis Sequeira had won.

[@wilhelmsorensen667]

The biggest snub : La famille bélier didn't get the recognition they deserved, it was so sad that they didn't even mentioned about them

[@Bjork4s]

Yeah you do know the producer of the French movie is involved in the American remake as a producer too right? Also incase you don't know, the French movie was highly criticzed for not having deaf actors to play deaf characters, because of that they got the sign language wrong. When they got the sign language wrong, that's where the film falls apart, atlleast for the French deaf community. Nevertheless it got nominated for 6 Cesar Award (France's Oscar) and CODA got 3 Oscar nominations and win. So yeah the original movie had enough recognition at their own country, so is CODA in their own country

[@wilhelmsorensen667]

@@Bjork4s yeah ofc I already knew about that controversy and awards they got cause I lived in France that time lol

[@gustavolemos1908]

I have to agree. I was pretty sure the boy that played the protagonist brother was deaf. La famille bélier is a superior movie in every aspect, the songs made more sense. The nerve that It wasn't recognized back then but know they are with the same screenplay ( same jokes and everything) makes no sense. How did they win adapted screenplay?. I don't understand.

[@christopherwarner3390]

Please do another Oscar’s retrospective

[@ad-sd-vids5332]

So coda is the first bp winner to not get a director or editing nom, the first since grand hotel to get less than 4 nominations, and the fist streaming movie to win Also power of the dog is the only movie since the graduate to win director and nothing else

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Yeah

[@leor7800]

i can't wait to see your 2023 predictions, im already ready to move on lol

[@RomanLettore]

I do think it was the right decision to keep this video to just talking about the awards. I think it has the unfortunate effect of being a “oscars reaction video” that is not reflective of what it was actually like to watch the show, but is instead what it should have been like. So thanks for being professional. This was the most disgraceful, unpleasant Oscars in history. Going in we already knew they weren’t prioritizing the film nerds. Cutting the categories didn’t seem that bad while watching the show, although some of the winners have already expressed disappointment at their speeches being cut. They “brought back” clips, but besides the acting highlights they were only three second excerpts while reading the nominees, no behind the scenes or effort to clue the audience into what the movie does to earn it’s nom like they’ve done in prior telecasts. The twitter awards hilariously backfired. Instead of uniting movie lovers, they confused everybody unfamiliar with movies like Minimata or Cinderella having rabid Stans. Nobody in the audience clapped after these clips and they were extremely awkward. Then the slap happened, which as bad as it was could have been saved since Rock seemed to own up to it, but then Smith started screaming and it immediately overshadowed any of the deserving winners for the rest of the night. Instead it became a nightmare waiting game for Will Smith’s Oscar speech, which was creepy and made matters worse. It was impossible to feel enthused watching the show even if you don’t care about celebrity drama, because the fallout continues for the rest of the night. It was like going to a party and then somebody pisses in the punch bowl; people just want to leave.

[@Wired4Life2]

ABC buried 8 Oscars, while Will Smith slapping Chris Rock buried the other 15.

[@oneofmanybychance2742]

In my opinion, PoTD is more deserving, memorable and dramatic. CODA is just good, easy and simple. But I don't mean good and simple is not deserving. It's just less deserving in my opinion.

[@NeverLetMeGo777]

CODA is an atrocious movie. It is the WORST winner ever! The Academy is supposed to honor a movie with the highest artistic merit, not the "make you feel good" movie. Guess what? We already have an award show for that called People's Choice Award.

[@WhatSmada]

are you going to be ok

[@NeverLetMeGo777]

@@WhatSmada lol why would I not?

[@Dibarifofana]

That movie will age poorer than milk lol, just you wait.

[@heatherbukowski2102]

Dune better get director for part 2.

[@nickcopeland6915]

Just so everyone knows, Will Smith and Chris Rock are gonna sort things out and hopefully, this thing will blow over. Smith could and should have handled the situation better, but Rock himself should have been more sensitive to Jada's condition.

[@reallygoodname]

Probably the most predictable year in 21st century Oscars yet. 10 people got a perfect score on GoldDerby and even though I did bad I sill got 19/23 right. I remember 2014 (12 Years a Slave year) being very predictable in the end too. Only 2 short films made the upset and everything else was an easily predictable snoozefest.

[@dariussalepetru6770]

For me 20/23

[@moviesandstuff14]

"if i dont freak out aat lease once ill be upset" will smith - "hold my beer"