'CODA' Wins Best Picture | 94th Oscars

Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli presents producers Philippe Rousselet, Fabrice Gianfermi and Patrick Wachsberger with the Oscar for Best Picture for 'CODA' at the 94th Oscars.
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'CODA' Wins Best Picture | 94th Oscars
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[@tdad8683]

It was heart-warming to hear Lady Gaga tell Liza Minnelli "I got you".

[@Schwansonian_Townsonian]

Seriously, that just was the most wholesome moment ever and I immediately cried. So touching. Lady Gaga is a damn fine class act. I have a lot of respect for her. Yeah, she was a little nuts there (meat dress anyone), but she seriously came into her own and just became a really beautiful soul and a touching human.

[@marianagomez4966]

Me too

[@trinaq]

I love how Lady Gaga helped Liza, and spoke warmly to her. Coda really deserved the Best Picture Award this year.

[@15Candles]

CODA is the type of remake that Hollywood should make more. Take a bad movie that's a bit controversial in this case with a great concept to it and improved upon it execution wise. Any type of remake could work as long as they improved something from the original, if the original had a mistake, don't do it again, learn that mistake and how to make it better

[@LuisJimenez-yr9ci]

Lady Gaga: yes! Deserved: NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@madamcuracha9391]

​@@LuisJimenez-yr9ci who do u think deserve it?? i know your bet😂

[@turretgunner1]

I saw all of the Best Picture nominees except Drive My Car. CODA was my favorite and maybe the best movie to win the Oscar in a long time.

[@lanarankin5803]

@@LuisJimenez-yr9ci yea i think dune deserved it but thats just my opinion

[@15Candles]

Incase you don't know, one of the producers of CODA was the producer of the original French movie. He approached the Americans to do a remake of the original movie due to the controversy it got from the deaf community mainly at the bad representation of the sign language. He took that criticism and approached the Americans to executed the concept better and more respectfully for the deaf community

[@Bastian619Lahm]

Nice, but it doesn't make CODA the best film of the year IMO.

[@celticdw1983]

@@Bastian619Lahm That's your opinion!

[@15Candles]

@@Bastian619Lahm sure speak for yourself. I liked it. Just telling the people why the original wasn't nominated and yet the remake was appriciated more and more and rightfully so

[@guillermor.tinajero1338]

@@15Candles Not only that but for those who think it’s “plagiarism” not knowing that the idea of remaking it, came from the people who made the original.

[@nediaelifra721]

And it proves that international members are just likley to love crowdpleasers just like Americans because in twitter they were saying that crowdpleasers can't win because international members are highbrow and will vote for bleak and meandering movies

[@eadwine919]

It's so heartwarming to see everybody giving the silent applause!

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

It would have been great if, as a movie with three Deaf as leads, there had been an ASL interpreter on stage, being seen.

[@ultimatesunrise]

Woke bs

[@Denis-89]

In a normal year the moment between Lady Gaga and Liza Minelli would have been the most talked about moment. But you know..

[@blazifypro7091]

the slap......

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

@@blazifypro7091 a “comedian” making a tasteless joke about a medical condition and yet he’s getting all the support. Nitwits.

[@jeffersonborges9932]

WHY ON EARTH did the Academy channel cut off the standing ovation that Liza Minelli received with Gaga saying: “See that? The public, they love you”. Come on! Anyway, this moment was so beautiful and precious. Gaga saying to Liza “I’ve got you” and she replying: “I know, thank you.” So happy to watch Liza Minnelli on Oscar stage after all those years. Watched Cabaret recently and her performance as Sally Bowles is so vibrant. I’m from Brazil and she’s not only a national treasure, she’s a worldwide treasure and a living legend. Judy Garland’s legacy still with us. Love that. Beautiful moment. By the way, a deserved win for CODA although I was rooting for Spielberg’s West Side Story to win Best Picture

[@jwelch5742]

The Oscar voters have a better opinion than anybody else, and I trust them.

[@15Candles]

Class act from Lady Gaga in helping Liza Minnelli on stage 🙌

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Nice

[@ivandalito]

Why do people keep getting praised for doing the good thing and called “a class act”?… I mean, no offense to lady Gaga, but she just did what is normal and acceptable… she was not going to leave Liza helpless there or hurry her snapping her fingers “move! Liza…!” Just because they are famous they are not entitled to be called a class act

[@15Candles]

@@ivandalito You seriously don't get it huh?

[@ivandalito]

@khanz4b Ehmm lol, no…i don’t get what? The reason behind famous people being praised for behaving like a decent person? … I mean, i Guess it’s the Matthew effect lol.

[@15Candles]

@@ivandalito Clearly you don't get it why I say this

[@JC21]

Love Liza's surprise when everyone cheered at "CODA" lol

[@codyhiginbotham6616]

This film; and Sound of Metal; have inspired me to continue learning sign language 🤟🏼

[@richfictionfighter]

Sound of Metal was my second favourite movie of 2020. Same for CODA in 2021. So happy these movies are getting recognised

[@dinofrancisco2354]

Oscars keeps on making history. Coda and Drive my Car have shown how heart shines beyond the visual effects and shining celebrities. More power to the Academy ♥️

[@mapledemon5601]

the academy just gets worse every year, don’t give it more power

[@15Candles]

Netflix : "We're gonna be the first streaming service ever to win Best Picture at the Oscars" Apple TV+ : "Hold my beer" 😂😂

[@pedroh.5785]

Netflix was robbed. Power of the Dog is much more deserving

[@15Candles]

@@pedroh.5785 eh I like CODA and The Power of The Dog, I'm fine with this win lol

[@thecinematicmind]

The first film to win Sundance Film Festival’s Grand Jury Prize and win the Academy Award for Best Picture.

[@Neganfan]

I thought that when Lady Gaga was announced as a presenter I was hoping she would present original song but this is better. Also congratulations to CODA for being the sixth movie to have a clean sweep at the Oscars with one of the awards won being best picture

[@fippo3564]

hi! Which are the other six? I'm thinking about Gigi (9/9), The return of the king (11/11), The last emperor (9/9), It happened one nights (5/5) and... what else?

[@Neganfan]

1. Wings 2. It Happened One Night 3. Gigi 4. The Last Emperor 5. The Return of the King 6. CODA

[@khenjievaldez5478]

“CODA” wins best picture and director Siân Heder wins best adapted screenplay Oscars, capping a historic night with Troy Kotsur’s Oscar for best actor in a supporting role.

[@codyhiginbotham6616]

When Oscar buzz was starting up, CODA was the first film I came across. Plot looked really interesting, I planned to see it, and it went high on my radar As months went on, i got worried because it seemed like CODA wasn’t getting much attention Then it ended up getting nominated at all the ceremonies, and winning too So, to see the first film I predicted end up winning Best Picture, it feels great

[@ahmadalmaiman8600]

Absolutely well deserved

[@brayanvillanueva7527]

Yea it didn't get enough attention because the movie was on Apple TV+. If only more people are subscribed to the streaming service. It has a lot of great content.

[@chloe9179]

@@brayanvillanueva7527 yeah same. I wish it was more accessible to watch

[@Dim4323]

I never saw it, i saw Dune and it was the higest winner getting 6.

[@marujeman123]

I just watch CODA and i swear it is so good it deserves the oscar.

[@Foosidol]

"I Got You" Gaga wins best supporting actress!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏

[@dlgirl62]

I get it why CODA won for best picture. It was a great film now that I saw it.I feel proud to see Mexican actor and producer Eugenio Derbez knowing how far he has come and how many things he has achieved through the years in his career.

[@abrahamlupis9354]

copying a french movie, yay

[@forkybros3018]

CODA was so good. Very happy it won. Everything was phenomenal.

[@fippo3564]

those Gaga and Minnelli moments are so precious and sweets, Liza is a monument

[@franklesher4459]

Some friends of mine told me that "The power of the dog" was going to win, but when i saw the film "Coda", i knew that the films was going to be the rightful winner.

[@mxaxr_]

Award shows are politics. If you are following who’s winning than they’re predictable. When CODA won PGA it was already a lock to win BP.

[@celticdw1983]

I was happy it was CODA, either them or King Richard! I didn't think TPOTD was Best Picture!

[@dobazajr]

TPOTD is aesthetically beautiful but it leaves you cold afterwards. CODA has a powerful message, relatable and heartwarming story that will resonate and leaves an indelible impression.

[@dobazajr]

@@mxaxr_ their momentum were so late. Everyone was betting on Dog until members really take the race so seriously that they have to see the films nominated before casting their votes. They did the right thing voting CODA.

[@Dim4323]

I thought Dune was gonna win, It won 6 oscsrs and then went all wrong

[@myaccount4699]

CODA is great! Look how happy is Troy Kotsur. He is all laughs.

[@douglassobreira5453]

The Power of the Dog has received 12 nominations and left with only 1 award Reinforces how much the people of the Academy Despise Netflix, this is even sadder when we remember the 2020 edition when the Excellent Movie The Irishman received 10 Nominations and Didn't win none. 🏆😣😣😣

[@richardlugali2690]

Honestly, The Power of the Dog didn't even deserve many of the nominations it got, its reward was to be over-nominated.

[@thedudewhomadethisvideo]

Well The Irishman just repeated what Gangs of New York did, so maybe it's Scorsese

[@-datrandomdude-6979]

These days, having the most nominations at the Oscars is a curse. The last time a movie with the most nomination won Best Pictures was The Shape of Water

[@meritaalvesa4366]

I love to see how Liza Minnelli was so enjoying on stage. CODA show us the true meaning of Love and how people respect, care and love the others who live in such a different world. Will Smith should learn from this...

[@mdtorres_76]

How I love Lady Gaga here, assisting Liza Minelli.

[@darthstarkiller1912]

Was quite the surprise to me. Expected "The Power of the Dog" to win.

[@thecinematicmind]

The moment the producers guild awards was announced, CODA won easily.

[@thecinematicmind]

The moment the producers guild awards was announced, CODA won easily.

[@art_apol]

My wife is a school teacher for people with special needs. She knows how to do the love (sign) language. We would love to see this film in theaters here in the Philippines 🇵🇭!

[@ariadnaeu]

I was pleased to see Liza Minelli here, I'm a big fan of cabaret and all Judy Garland movies.

[@wellingtonmendesbarreto8762]

This victory was so beautiful and emotional. I can't wait to watch "Coda". 💗💗

[@KevinKlineisawesome]

CODA is a fantiastic movie. It really deserved the Best Picture Win. Plus, the songs Emilia Jones sang sound mesmerizing on their own I had to get the soundtrack.

[@tml184]

Crappy year for movies.

[@a.s.alfred9975]

When everyone was thinking it's either Power Of The Dog or Belfast will win Best Picture, CODA surprised us to a great extend.

[@aftab5065]

We should have talked about how Gaga helped Liza….and not what we all talked. Gaga ❤️

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

I talked about a “comedian” making an insensitive comment about a medical condition.

[@Jonathanest90s]

I think CODA was something special.

[@abrahamlupis9354]

a copycat of La Famille Bellier

[@MundoJuanci]

CODA wasn't my favorite, but it's still a very sweet and charming movie and I'm glad it won.

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Me too 🥰

[@mpinelli3724]

Coda was just an amazing film.

[@joaoluizfonseca6914]

Liza Minelli is such an icon; to see her like this, at this age, makes me think either I’m too young, or time flew by really fast 😂

[@davidchristian8218]

I ❤ this film! I saw it for the first time on 🍏🖥 (the free 1 week trial) after the Oscars. Then I had to see it on the big screen, which by chance I did the other day 😀 Truly deserving of all its wins 😊 Interesting fact: Emilia Jones is the first person born this century to be top billed for a Best Picture Oscar winner 😎 A brilliant actress and a future Oscar winner imo 👍

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Me too 😇

[@emiliobello2538]

So glad that CODA Won and here are what the nominees should be CODA Encanto Dune King Richard West Side Story Flee Summer Of Soul Belfast Drive My Car Don’t Look Up The Hand Of God Winner: CODA

[@MusicMind94]

yup! Flee deserves the Best Pic spot considering it already has three Best __ Feature noms

[@ronaldmcdonald2817]

Not Encanto.

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

Not Encanto, nor West Side Story.

[@emiliobello2538]

@@MusicMind94 yes

[@matiaspereira9382]

Fun fact: CODA was the 6th movie in history to win Best Picture without being nominated for Best Director (after Wings in 1929, Grand Hotel in 1933, Driving Mrs Daisy in 1990, Argo in 2013 and Green Book in 2019)

[@abrahamlupis9354]

and the second movie based on a foreign movie that won best picture

[@matiaspereira9382]

@@abrahamlupis9354 it was also the 27th movie in history overall to win Best Picture without winning Best Director at all. 68 of the 95 movies that won Best Picture also won Best Director

[@matiaspereira9382]

@@abrahamlupis9354 those are the 27 movies that won Best Picture without winning Best Director: 1 - Wings by William Wellman in 1929. Wellman wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winners that year were Lewis Milestone for 2 Arabian Knights and Frank Borzage for 7th Heaven 2 - The Broadway Melody by Harry Beamount in 1930. Beaumont was nominated for Best Director but lost to Frank Lloyd for The Divine Lady 3 - Cimarron by Wesley Ruggles in 1932. Ruggles was nominated for Best Director but lost to Norman Taurog for Skippy 4 - Grand Hotel by Edmung Goulding in 1932. Goulding wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winner that year was Frank Borzage for Bad Girl 5 - Mutiny on the Bounty by Frank Lloyd in 1936. Lloyd was nominated for Best Director but lost to John Ford for The Informer 6 - The Great Ziegfeld by Robert Leonard in 1937. Leonard was nominated for Best Director but lost to Frank Capra for Mr Deeds Goes to Town 7 - The Life of Emile Zola by William Dieterle in 1938. Dieterle was nominated for Best Director but lost to Leo McCarey for The Awful Truth 8 - Rebecca by Alfred Hitchcock in 1941. Hitchcock was nominated for Best Director but lost to John Ford for The Grapes of Wrath 9 - Hamlet by Laurence Olivier in 1949. Olivier was nominated for Best Director but lost to John Huston for The Treasure of Sierra Madre 10 - All the King's Men by Robert Rossen in 1950. Rossen was nominated for Best Director but lost to Joseph Mankiewicz for A Letter to 3 Wives 11 - An American in Paris by Vincente Minnelli in 1952. Minnelli was nominated for Best Director but lost to George Stevens for A Place in the Sun 12 - The Greatest Show on Earth by Cecile DeMille in 1953. DeMille was nominated for Best Director but lost to John Ford for The Quiet Man 13 - Around the World in 80 Days by Michael Anderson in 1957. Anderson was nominated for Best Director but lost to George Stevens for Giant 14 - In the Heat of the Night by Norman Jewison in 1968. Jewison was nominated for Best Director but lost to Mike Nichols for The Graduate 15 - The Godfather 1 by Francis Ford Coppola in 1973. Coppola was nominated for Best Director but lost to Bob Fosse for Cabaret 16 - Chariots of Fire by Hugh Hudson in 1982. Hudson was nominated for Best Director but lost to Warren Beatty for Reds 17 - Driving Miss Daisy by Bruce Beresford in 1990. Beresford wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winner that year was Oliver Stone for Born on the 4th of July 18 - Shakespeare in Love by John Madden in 1999. Madden was nominated for Best Director but lost to Steven Spielberg for Saving Private Ryan 19 - Gladiator by Ridley Scott in 2001. Scott was nominated for Best Director but lost to Steven Soderbergh for Traffic 20 - Chicago by Rob Marshall in 2003. Marshall was nominated for Best Director but lost to Roman Polanski for The Pianist 21 - Crash by Paul Haggis in 2006. Haggis was nominated for Best Director but lost to Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain 22 - Argo by Ben Affleck in 2013. Affleck wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winner that year was Ang Lee for Life of Pi 23 - 12 Years a Slave by Steve McQueen in 2014. McQueen was nominated for Best Director but lost to Alfonso Cuarón for Gravity 24 - Spotlight by Tom McCarthy in 2016. McCarthy was nominated for Best Director but lost to Alejandro Iñárritu for Revenant 25 - Moonlight by Barry Jenkins in 2017. Jenkins was nominated for Best Director but lost to Damien Chazelle for La La Land 26 - Green Book by Peter Farrelly in 2019. Farrelly wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winner that year was Alfonso Cuarón for Roma 27 - CODA by Sian Heder in 2022. Heder wasn't nominated for Best Director. The winner that year was Jane Campion for The Power of the Dog

[@pb.j.1753]

2022 Best Picture Race: Palme D’or: Titane Golden Lion: Happening TIFF People’s Choice: Belfast Golden Globe: The Power of the Dog Indie Spirit: The Lost Daughter Critics’ Choice: The Power of the Dog BAFTA: The Power of the Dog PGA: CODA Oscar: CODA 2021 Best Picture Race: Palme d'Or: - Golden Lion: Nomadland TIFF People’s Choice: Nomadland Golden Globe: Nomadland Critics’ Choice: Nomadland PGA: Nomadland BAFTA: Nomadland Indie Spirit: Nomadland Oscar: Nomadland 2020 Best Picture Race: Palme d'Or: Parasite Golden Lion: Joker TIFF People’s Choice: Jojo Rabbit Golden Globe: 1917 Critics’ Choice: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood PGA: 1917 BAFTA: 1917 Indie Spirit: The Farewell Oscar: Parasite

[@ericburns9132]

Well deserved. I absolutely loved CODA it was a spectacular movie, and to me it really was the best picture of 2021 for me.

[@milvzzz]

i'm happy that CODA won, although i wanted The Power of the Dog to win... good for them.

[@markatto33]

Good for them, but almost any other movie nominated was better

[@prosiMu6]

Great moment with Ladu Gaga and Liza Minnelli, the best thing of the video!

[@khenjievaldez5478]

Coda wins best picture (well deserved) and no one complains at all about reading subtitles. Parasite wins a few years ago and half of Facebook is complaining about having to “read” during the movie. Hmm.. I wonder what it was?

[@buzzlightyear607]

If only people have seen Drive my Car.. sigh

[@aaronjanlistanco]

Oscars 2022 Best Picture been named..'CODA' And now we predicting for the Oscars 2023 Best Picture 'The Whale' (A24) 'Rustin' (Netflix) 'The Woman King' (Sony Pictures) 'Everything Everywhere All At Once (A24) 'Babylon' (Paramount Pictures) 'The Fabelmans' (Universal Pictures) 'Bardo' (TBD) 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' (Sony Pictures) 'Elvis' (Warner Bros.) 'Killers Of The Flower Moon' (Paramount/Apple TV+) 'Blonde' (Netflix) 'The Batman' (Warner Bros.) 'Women Talking' (Orion Pictures) 'Turning Red' (Disney-Pixar) 'She Said' (Universal) 'Next Goal Wins (Searchlight Pictures) 'The Son' (Sony Pictures Classics) 'Pinocchio' (Netflix) 'The Northman' (Focus Features) 'Cha Cha Real Smooth' (Apple TV+) 'White Noise' (Netflix) 'Don't Worry Darling' (Warner Bros.) '892' (Bleecker Street) 'Alcarràs' (Mubi) 'Lightyear' (Disney-Pixar) 'The Novelist's Film' (The Cinema Guild) 'Tetris' (Apple TV+) 'Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris' (Focus Features) 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' (Disney-Marvel Studios) 'The Good Nurse' (Netflix) 'Thor: Love And Thunder' (Disney-Marvel Studios) 'Good Luck To You, Leo Grande' (Searchlight Pictures)

[@thedudewhomadethisvideo]

Thor, no chance

[@15Candles]

Thor? I don't think so. Killers of the Flower Moon has a strong chance because it's Martin Scorsese starring two of the world's most beloved actors

[@nediaelifra721]

@@15Candles i think the fablemans might win screenplay

[@emmettroden5621]

I found out that CODA is an American version of the French film La Famille Bélier. The movies are almost identical, except for their family businesses. One is a fishing family (CODA) and one is a farm (Bélier).

[@alessandrodamiani1867]

Plus in the french version the actors weren't deaf while in this version they are.

[@abrahamlupis9354]

​​@@alessandrodamiani1867 what matters is the talent and charisma, Jamie Foxx didn't need to be blind to portray Ray Charles

[@codyhiginbotham6616]

💯 Well deserved Amazing film

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Most deserving Best Picture winner since No Country for Old Men. Marvellous film.

[@jwelch5742]

The Oscar voters have a better opinion than anybody else, and I trust them.

[@indranilroy8575]

CODA is very much similar to 90's Indian movie - Khamoshi..... I don't know, how a non original movie can get a best film Oscar.... However, CODA is a nice movie to watch

[@macwinwinnyday9374]

Lady gaga is Drop dead Gorgeous!!🥶🥶🥶🤍🤍🤍💜💜💜💜❤️❤️❤️❤️💛💛💛💛💛💛

[@TexansLegend31]

The academy got this one right! Screw the haterz and naysayers!!!

[@jwelch5742]

The Oscar voters have a better opinion than anybody else, and I trust them. All social media are philistine, except me.The word philistine means a person who is hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts, or who has no understanding of them.

[@TheWISARE]

We love you lady gaga and liza!!! We hope one big movie with they wonderfoul womans!!!

[@RAHLyricalMusicCompany]

Congratulations 👏

[@genovevaleonmunoz1500]

Thank You. God Bless.🙏💐

[@mlowe7245]

Congratulations cast and crew !!!!

[@sherlock1619]

CODA had only three Academy Award nominations and won all of them. The film won Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor just like what Green Book did in 2019(won Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor). It is noteworthy that CODA is adapted from the French film La Famille Bélier(The Bélier Family) and actually the original French film only won one César Award(César Award for Most Promising Actress) in France in 2015. It is interesting that Apple won the Oscar for Best Picture ahead of Netflix. This win was absolutely a victory for Tim Cook/Apple and also a victory for the French production team.

[@humptydumpty2849]

Both CODA & that French film was adapted from an Indian (Hindi) film Khamoshi :) It was a great movie

[@nediaelifra721]

It wasn't my pick but seeing people being angry that the crowdpleasers won I felt happy lmao International members are just like Americans they love crowdpleasers

[@madgang201]

Like when Rocky won over Taxi Driver or Network. Sometimes, the inspiring films are the ones that stick with us the most because they not only feel real to us, but we can relate to them on a deeper level, and it just feels satisfying when the people we follow get what they want in the end. It’s like a journey and we get to go with them.

[@nediaelifra721]

@@madgang201 yep belfast and coda winning in hard times was just like rocky winning in hard times two uplifting movies about families in hard times

[@juliooliveira18]

This was one of the most beautiful moments in the history of cinema. So emocional...trully human...makes us still believe in love.

[@abrahamlupis9354]

Is a copy of a french movie, this shows that you don't need to be original to win Best Picture

[@felipestud10s15]

Why this remake won the Oscar for best picture and the original wasn't even nominated.

[@15Candles]

Incase if you have been sleeping under ten thousand rocks, La Famille Belier 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 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. Don't assume a remake can't be better than the original because they can, this movie proves it. The original deserves to be forgotten because it's offensive to the deaf community, CODA took the concept and executed it better

[@abrahamlupis9354]

@@15Candles Well, Jamie Foxx didn't need to be blind to portray Ray Charles

[@markatto33]

​​​@@abrahamlupis9354did you read everything? Bc its clear that the main problem is that they made a poor job representing deaf people. They dont need to be deaf, but they obviously need to know sign language perfectly. Plus, its important to have deaf actors on deaf roles because they dont have the same opportuiny than others, so if you have a story with deaf character, this is the perfect situation to hire deaf actors.

[@amaandoh137]

When I watched CODA I even forgot i was even watching a movie...Great movie

[@guillermor.tinajero1338]

The Preferencial ballot is a real factor and there’s no better example than this. I bet that PotD, would’ve won if it were decided by traditional voting. Power of the Dog literally won everywhere it could, there was no apparent competition until one week before, when CODA took PGA (another award decided by preferencial ballot). PotD, was probably the majority’s #1, but #9 or #10 for the rest, (at least for what I’ve seen) while CODA was #1 for many, and #3, #4, #5 or #6 for the rest. And that’s how you win an Oscar since 2009.

[@moviepost-mortem0620]

Sad but true.

[@neriashleycabajar1985]

Speaking of CODA, Amelia Jones is such a great interpreter in the film!

[@OscarOrtega13]

* Emilia

[@vyronh.5595]

Lady Gaga is everything!

[@luizviegas9693]

Sorry but I still can’t take the fact that this movie won over movies like the power of the dog, Dune and licorice pizza

[@jacksonfleming475]

I feel so honored to live in a time where this type of recognition is finally being given. The whole crew and cast showed dedication, strength, and angelic emotions. This is a deserved win over all three of its categories it was nominated AND won for. To Siân, Troy, and everyone involved… BRAVO!!

[@aaronjanlistanco]

Apple TV+ the first streaming services to win the Oscars 2022 Best Picture for 'CODA' and Apple TV+ first nomination Netflix grinding their ass off to win the Oscars Best Picture still failing despite more films been nominated like: 'Roma' 'The Irishman' 'Marriage Story' 'The Trial Of The Chicago 7' 'Mank' 'The Power Of The Dog' 'Don't Look Up'

[@GERARD0forever]

Dune, The Power of The Dog or Nightmare Alley are much better movies than CODA

[@nediaelifra721]

belfast and coda winning in hard times was just like rocky winning in hard times two uplifting movies about families in hard times

[@gsoedsf]

past oscars update please

[@silveriobuffett7502]

Oscars 2022 taught CODA and Will Smith an important lesson: sometimes losing an Oscar can be much more advantageous than winning. Calm down, I'll explain. - In the case of CODA, being among the nominees was already a great victory. But Sian Heder's film will age badly over time, suffering the same curse as other award-winning films such as: A Beautiful Mind, Crash and Green Book. - While Smith... well... if he had lost Oscar at least he would have avoided the damage he did to the rest of the ceremony.

[@15Candles]

This is way better than Crash and Green Book for Best Picture win anyways

[@nediaelifra721]

I think it will be like king speech or the artist Green book and crash are white saviour movies

[@abrahamlupis9354]

Coda only taught that usa can just copy foreign movies and that's it, letting the original film be ignored and forgotten

[@15Candles]

@@abrahamlupis9354 Incase if you have been sleeping under ten thousand rocks, La Famille Belier 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 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. Don't assume a remake can't be better than the original because they can, this movie proves it. The original deserves to be forgotten because it's offensive to the deaf community, CODA took the concept and executed it better

[@jwelch5742]

CODA has great producing. CODA became the first film distributed by a streaming service (Apple TV+), the first Sundance Film Festival premiere, and the first film featuring predominantly deaf actors in leading roles to win Best Picture. It is also the first Best Picture winner with three or less nominations since Grand Hotel, the first film to win without having been nominated for Best Director and Best Film Editing since Grand Hotel, the first film to win after skipping all fall film festivals since The Departed, and the first film to win as a remake of a non-English language film since The Departed. CODA is the first film produced and/or distributed by a streaming service, the first Sundance film, and the first film featuring predominantly deaf actors in leading roles to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. CODA is the sixth film and the first since Green Book to win Best Picture without a director nomination, and the Best Picture winner with the fewest nominations since Grand Hotel.

[@Naminski1a]

Also, this is the third four-letter title to win Oscar Best Picture Award since Gigi (1958) and Argo (2012).

[@TheProtagonist2020]

My Auntie will love this movie.

[@rishisanyal8972]

Dune is the real Academy Award Winner, not CODA!!!

[@Dim4323]

Yeah, i mean i got 6 and then fallen over at the grand national

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Me too! I want Denis Villeneuve to win finally for Dune! I love that movie more than CODA

[@asimler45]

CODA is one of the absolute worst Oscar wins in AMPAS history. DUNE absolutely should have won.

[@Dim4323]

​@asimler45 Your not alone, It was like seeing a horse fallen over the last fence

[@nehasalil6252]

CODA.... ❤❤❤

[@rodrigomelo4700]

Drive my Car and/or Belfast and/or Dune: Part One should have won

[@nkgonzalez7739]

❤❤❤ it was lovey moment ❤️❤️❤️

[@marianagomez4966]

love coda!

[@aliguvenc4769]

True decision well deserved

[@ahmadalmaiman8600]

Absolutely well deserved...films of this scale don't usually get the big prize...this felt special and earned without a doubt. And only 3 noms, wow!!!!

[@khenjievaldez5478]

First film to won best picture that produced by streaming

[@guillermor.tinajero1338]

It wasn’t produced by Apple tho, it was bought by them. Still, is the fist streaming service owned movie to win.

[@chriswlee7181]

Belfast was a great film too

[@ederbarbosa7785]

Yes Gaga and Liza

[@christianmcmahon1029]

Watching Film buffs and Film Twitter lose their minds over this made me love it even more

[@johndecelien]

Patrick Wachsberger (Producer from STEP UP Franchise) is now an oscar winning producer.

[@teuborella]

Crash version 2022

[@asimler45]

💯

[@georgeehret3480]

Drive My Car, Dune, Licorice Pizza, West Side Story, and The Power of the Dog all outsold. Like, CODA's a solid movie, but something about it winning Best Picture just isn't right. It's not as bad as Green Book or Crash winning, not even close, but I'm still baffled by some people thinking it's the best movie of the year. But who am I to say, the Academy makes decisions I hate or dislike every year and yet I watch the Oscars anyway so maybe I should stop complaining.

[@alucard00774]

You are right. Dune should have won this year.

[@moviepost-mortem0620]

CODA is solidly good but it's not Oscar BP material...

[@nullandvoid3377]

@@alucard00774 no Dune is good but Drive my Car should've won

[@nediaelifra721]

King speech over social network

[@feltcnz7829]

the audience doing the sign for applause absolutely destroys me every time i see this clip and the clip of the supporting actor

[@shubhanshusoni7898]

Dune deserves to win.

[@Dim4323]

Won 6

[@shubhanshusoni7898]

@@Dim4323 for the best picture

[@siddharthamukherjee1996]

Congratulations to team CODA for a clean sweep at the 94th Academy Awards 2022. Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay - Bravo 🎉🎉🎉

[@Dim4323]

Clean sweep? Dune got 6 and thats a clean sweep on the technical side. Coda may won best picture. Dune won the most and im looking forward for part 2.

[@Dim4323]

Dune got the clean sweep it won 6 oscsrs

[@tml184]

Shitty year for movies to be honest.

[@dibyojyotidatta1193]

Green Book part 2

[@OscarMPG1]

Dune should have won the best picture Oscar. That was the best film of 2021

[@dobazajr]

A clean sweep! What a moment.

[@Lanngeax]

I wouldn't have imagined Eugenio Derbez standing there lol

[@Foxy888h32]

I wanted Lichoice Pizza to win but I'm okay with CODA

[@alucard00774]

Clearly you must be joking. Licorice Pizza is a terrible movie, it is completely unwatchable and disgusting to watch it. Dune and Nightmare Alley would have been much better choices for Best Picture.

[@Foxy888h32]

@@alucard00774 Nightmare Alley??? You're Joking Right?? There's no way that movie is good

[@Foxy888h32]

@@alucard00774 Dune idk that movie was great but not that good

[@abrahamlupis9354]

@@alucard00774 at least Licorice Pizza is an original movie

[@brunoschaves_]

@theacademy Please, upload the videos of the honorary Oscars too!!!

[@adolfopena7358]

One of the least nominated movies won Best Picture? Interesting.

[@davidchristian8218]

Nowadays, a film doesn't necessarily have to have the most, or at least multiple nominations to win Best Picture, although I noticed that this was a trend in the 90s to say the least.

[@gianlucasan5758]

"The Power of the dog" and "Dune" were objectively of a higher level. CODA is definitely the new Green book... A good movie but nothing more

[@adolfopena7358]

I was cheering for West Side Story, but this was nice, too.

[@marcochen9117]

If power of the dog won, people will be slamming the academy for being "too artsy" and when they go with crowd pleasers like coda, they go ballistic and say "wasn't even the best movie of the year"

[@nediaelifra721]

Sad but true The academy has been always like that between crowdpleasers and artsy movies , movies like piano and crying game were winning so were movies like Annie hall , dead poets society and king speech

[@Dim4323]

Sam elliot was right