Emma Stone Wins Best Actress for 'Poor Things' | 96th Oscars (2024)

Sally Field, Jennifer Lawrence, Michelle Yeoh, Charlize Theron and Jessica Lange present Emma Stone with the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in 'Poor Things' at the 96th Oscars (2024).
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Emma Stone Wins Best Actress for 'Poor Things' | 96th Oscars (2024)
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[@rafac7384]

Emma Stone: MOTHER!

[@shahartley]

Emma's face looks like she wasn't expecting that. I wonder if she thought Lily was going to win.

[@user-bj7lv2ps7y]

I was thinking the same thing

[@tecpaocelotl]

Everyone except for the voters thought Lily was going to win.

[@jakemasucci7065]

And incredibly humble Emma was during her speech. You could tell she almost didn’t want to accept it for this reason

[@Awardshq]

​@tecpaocelotl no, if anyone actually follows the season, they would have known it was a 2 horse race and that Emma had BAFTA behind her, where Lily didn't even get nominated. Lily should have submitted in Supporting like she was originally going to do. She wasn't the lead of the film. Her screentime shows that.

[@SScott-nr9vl]

​@@Awardshqhowever Lily won the SAG award which is the same voting body as the academy awards. They typically fall in line together it's not unprecedented but that was just a couple weeks ago.

[@luciladealejandro8448]

I really like how they have the previous best actress winners speak directly to the nominees. I don’t know who wrote the comments but I found them to be sincere and heart-warming and you could tell each actress was deeply moved and felt appreciated. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Ryan_t1290]

They’ve done in past years but haven’t in recent ceremonies. I also prefer it. So nice for every nominee to get a moment.

[@sulfa5506]

I agree!! But i don’t like that they had to read from a teleprompter maybe next time they should memorize!

[@jedijones]

They sounded so insincere and like they were reading from a Hallmark card. Except for Sally Field, who seemed sincere. And Sam Rockwell and Nic Cage were very funny with theirs, the only guys who didn't seem to be reading off a script.

[@LovedByYou]

They’ve done it in the past, it just takes a really long time!!! I don’t think you could do it last year since everyone was first time nominees.

[@cesnav7593]

Definitely not sincere when they’re reading from a teleprompter. Especially when they mention “elevating the craft.” It reminds me of Adrian Brody’s robotic speech when he was one of the five at the Oscars. They should have them speak from the heart

[@nyiiapyiia]

who would have thought the girl from SUPERBAD with 2 oscars

[@ms.b9093]

That movie was soooo good! A CLASSIC!

[@bobbobson8087]

Goated coming of age movie

[@slimcourage901]

I've loved Emma since "Easy A"

[@christophersantiago6845]

Even in Easy A, I thought she was an extraordinary actress.

[@positivetakes5592]

her performance in that movie was also great

[@rubytuesday4564]

Imagine being Emma Stone's now 3 yr old daughter, 10 years from now, and watching this acceptance speech, hearing of the huge amount of love she unbeknownst to her was brought up in, gited by Emma and Dave.

[@radioactive06]

Until realizing the kind of movie she was in...

[@rubytuesday4564]

@@radioactive06 You raised 'em your way. She and David are raising this one their way. Don't be surprised to see a new kid after she completes the current flick. Every 3 and 3+ years. 2 and 3 are good numbers.

[@ucupas]

I really love it when Oscars does this: 5 previous winners presenting. This year’s show was great and grand 👍🏻👍🏻

[@rambitomone]

definitely 41 years in Lala land with my italian view of the Oscar ceremony.. and the after parties shenanigans .. great idea tonite of the 5 previous winners! Sally loved working at your party in brentwood ... 1985 and taking pics of your statuette !

[@shelwhitfield1905]

I love it as well.

[@checoPH]

Yessss I agreed with you

[@NoteFromSELF]

Yeah. At first I thought it was taking too much time but by doing it this way in place of showing clips, it worked out. And it reminds us who has won before and lets us see them again.

[@directedbydon]

Definitely makes it better, because it's like you didn't just win an oscar that one time. Bringing them back makes everyone past and present continue to be recognized

[@JordanNMovies]

Wanted Lily to win but ya know what…this was my fav performance of Emma Stone’s personally. Not mad she won.

[@perryjones7771]

Me and you have the same feelings I was rooting HARD for Lily but I’m not mad that Emma won. Lily’s time is coming her YearBook Prophecy will come to fruition mark my words.

[@gc6854]

If Lily had won we would realize that best do not always win.

[@BatmanHQYT]

If she submitted for Supporting then it would be hers immediately.

[@BatAmerica]

@@gc6854 Speak for yourself, I was enthralled by her performance from minute one.

[@hannaj4032]

I like that she was clearly surprised. I feel bad for Lily who’s won every other award this season and the same thing happened last year to Austin Butler, it must hurt. I’m with you, Emma is very deserving. It’s lovely to see refined and humble women like her and Margot as the outliers in Hollywood. Maybe there is hope for the industry.

[@warrenguy76]

How Emma acknowledged each of those legendary ladies on stage shows how deserving she was of this win. Not only in performance but in class.

[@TooCoolforCardi]

She didn’t really acknowledge Michelle Yeoh however.

[@warrenguy76]

@@TooCoolforCardi Michelle has said that she wanted to give the Oscar to Jennifer to hand over to Emma as she is good friends with Jennifer. See this time stamp of her then acknowledging Michelle via handshake and inaudible verbal greeting here after doing the same to Jessica and Charlize. 5:13

[@NSnicket]

@@TooCoolforCardiif you pay attention she tried to go back and acknowledge each of the women she passed by. I think she was panicking about all of it. She was more focused on her dress when she first got up there.

[@grayshades385]

Yes. Taylor Swift should learn how to respect

[@vanessaw7325]

It's the fact that she didn't expect it at all. She's so adorable.

[@Vbca423]

Poor things was like nothing I’ve seen before, Emma was the vehicle for that madness, she deserves it. So many wonderful nominees this year.

[@Cherokeechuck9]

I wish poor things won for music but I'm so, so glad emma won.

[@ConorDelaney-ht7px]

Because of how much Bella progresses as a character during the movie, and how the film wasn’t shot in chronological order, really speaks to the difficulty it was to play this role. She was incredible!

[@smosmo4617]

I agree , poor things was like a 2 hour dream. So creative , what movie making should make its way back to. Taking chances and telling new stories. She was absolutely phenomenal.

[@wazgoodjj]

So in the almost 100 yrs of film, you've never seen anything like this? Ok 😅😅

[@Cherokeechuck9]

@@wazgoodjj please let us all know your long list of films like this, I would love to watch!

[@RyanM268]

I’m so happy for Emma Stone. She won her second Oscars at just 35 which is very impressive. I love her moment with Ryan Gosling during his performance.

[@frankcross6958]

she is very talented. and a wonderful human being! but lily deserved this award....

[@thraciangrapes]

Just shows what a terrible lack of talent exists in Holly-Was.

[@Punpun_sugar]

​@@thraciangrapes projection

[@ABCEggplant]

and honestly, I kind of wish it had been her third. I would've given it to her for supporting actress for The Favorite, too. She was so brilliant in that.

[@jedijones]

35 is retirement age for a Hollywood actress. Not my rule, it's Hollywood. This might've been Stone's last chance to get the big prize. Elisabeth Shue lost at 32 and never had another chance.

[@kosherun]

She is such an amazing actress. So emotional and fuc**ing real. No mask, no crap - she always puts herself out there. Vulnerable and real!

[@ShyLittle88]

Exactly

[@ChannelZero1031]

YASS!!!

[@kimosabe0073]

???????? why tell me why ??

[@je8607]

Jennifer Lawrence is a real one, she almost broke down for her friend!

[@UpsonPrattJr.]

She's also the first woman to be cast in the lead role of an action movie. According to her.

[@tonyg76]

@@UpsonPrattJr. Ignore the hater!

[@jaredcaines6688]

@@UpsonPrattJr. hahahaha, let it go man! 😆 Props for excellent trolling tho, lolol

[@BichaeldeAngelo]

Are they actually friends in real life? Or is it like "oh yeah we're friends" (genuine question)

[@tonyg76]

@@BichaeldeAngelo I have seen them in KZbin videos together and they have talked about it, so I am reasonably sure that they are actually friends.

[@anfguy10]

Ok, but the presenters are SO ICONIC.

[@kellievolk5325]

Bowing down to the one and only, Jessica Lange🙇🏼‍♀️🙇🏼‍♀️🙇🏼‍♀️🫶

[@a.KniteOwl]

THEY ARE SO SLAY😤🔥😤🔥😤🔥😤😱

[@k-lawn]

Love how authentic she comes off in this speech. Don't think she was expecting to win.

[@cameronrobinson3933]

Talk about a visceral response. Emma Stone's reaction to winning could not have been any less faked by any actress her or anybody else as good as she is. Congratulations

[@Concepcion30]

I don't even think she wrote an acceptance speech, you can tell she really thought people were going to vote for Lily.

[@stanleycoleman]

Michelle Yeoh looks stunning, as usual.

[@SetArtists]

And the way she announced Emma was classy af

[@Sfb396]

She looked amazing! She is so beautiful, I'm so happy she got to announce Emma Stone's win

[@trevorcarey3997]

I love Michelle Yeoh ❤ watched her films for over 30 years, she's one of the greatest actress, (done action, drama, comedy, suspense). So happy she won the Oscar's last year.

[@MrPathorock]

Emma ignored Yoeng the whole time.

[@Sfb396]

@@MrPathorock I don't think so, she was just very overwhelmed and Jennifer Lawrence was the one who really initiated to say a few things to her so she caught Emma's attention more. Also I believe they are best friends irl so maybe that's why. If you are very overwhelmed in that state, you will go towards people you know well. Also Emma made sure to turn around one last time to thank her. One last thing Michelle Yeoh cleared the air about this moment to make sure no one gets the wrong impression, she said: “Congratulations Emma!! I confused you, but I wanted to share that glorious moment of handing over Oscar to you together with your best friend Jennifer!! She reminded me of my Bae Jamie Lee Curtis. always there for each other!!

[@hotman718]

Her performance was crazy, she went all out. Deserved

[@powwowcritic13]

Yuk

[@markgrinker9075]

So happy they brought back the tradition of bringing out acting legends to praise the nominees! This makes everything more emotional and intimate!

[@tony4534]

It was never tradition. This was the 2nd time it ever happened.

[@zydration3538]

They can't make the "lesser" nominees accept awards in the walkways anymore but they still find a way to give more importance to *certain* categories. Why it's somehow admirable to give more importance to 4 awards is beyond me. Producers should have taken the time to work on a non half assed memorial segment rather than gathering former nominees to announce who they really think matters.

[@northwind2538]

Anyone who has watched Poor Things knows that Emma's win was ENTIRELY deserved and hard-earned. One of the best performances in all of film history.

[@koerel]

100% agree. Stone's performance carried the whole movie.

[@joeburinskas8672]

Hardly

[@rankandrecommend]

Indeed!!

[@user-cr8dq7sc6h]

Emma Stone is an amazing actress in general so it’s no question why she’s a two time Best Actress winner. She also should’ve been Oscar nominated for Cruella as she carried that entire movie as well.

[@joeburinskas8672]

@@user-cr8dq7sc6h I love satire. You almost had me convinced you like that talentless hack!

[@quinnaddison420]

This is a moment where Emma and Lily’s performances were both incredible. I didn’t think it would go this way, but Emma was absolutely incredible in Poor Things.

[@blackout07blue]

Seemed fairly obvious based on former award shows.

[@zydration3538]

@@blackout07blue which ones? SAG or the globes?

[@PeacefulViewer]

It could've gone either way. This was an incredibly tough year between Emma and Lily. Emma was phenomenal and i love her. I hope to see Lily here soon and to get more roles.

[@justhewaves]

Emma is so lovely and genuine. You can tell that she was absolutely shocked to win over Lily. A brilliant artist that is most deserving.

[@OfficialMyDo]

So good to see Jessica Lange on stage. Love her so much

[@jedijones]

There should be an Oscar for best plastic surgeon. Jessica's wouldn't win.

[@davy209]

@jedijones- wow… that was just rude and unnecessary

[@thedeafrider6253]

She’s not crying but we are 😭 well deserved for Stone!

[@gigiarteaga7052]

Glad I wasn’t the only one crying!

[@fluff975]

she was crying

[@ndelva96]

Poor things was not the easiest watch in the beginning but it was truly pure art the story was odd beautiful and artistic Emma is so deserving!

[@NSnicket]

I went into it knowing nothing and was not prepared for so much sex and nudity but it’s a new favorite, and Emma was astonishing. Mark as well.

[@necroman0011]

Her speech was very endearing and her panic was relatable af

[@frankcross6958]

after emma won, i was half expecting them to mistakenly announce poor things as best picture winner 🤣

[@sha11235]

When it was winning those awards earlier, I thought it might pull it off, but it didn't.

[@poett8875]

⁠@@sha11235it wasn’t going to win since it lost screenplay and was never winning director. The last movie to win BP without winning one of those awards was Chicago all the way back in 2003.

[@joshuacoldwater]

@@poett8875Poor Things WON best original screenplay 😂

[@jedijones]

So was Pacino. Kimmel had to go and remind everyone of the famous mistake. Should've brought out a Price Waterhouse guy to confirm to Pacino that the card was correct.

[@jedijones]

@@joshuacoldwater No, bro. Get some rest, you're out of it.

[@itsrectimemedia]

I do think she was more deserving in this role than in La La Land.

[@bojackboys]

arguably but i think her la la land performance was slightly better

[@antonioortiz4111]

I think she deserves both. She’s brilliant

[@v1deo.hunter.d317]

No, La La Land is fantastic and she's great in it

[@zachmontminy]

​@@v1deo.hunter.d317Significantly less interesting character.

[@aliali-ce3yf]

Ryan Gosling was the reason La La Land was as good as it was

[@lauraschneider2134]

Can you believe that the girl who sang “A Pocketful of Sunshine” in Easy A is now a 2 time Oscar winner? ❤️

[@scottrohrbeck7672]

That bit where she talked about her daughter, and how she turned their lives technicolor, that was just the sweetest thing. 🥺 And shouting out Taylor Swift there too. I also like how it goes from that to her telling the crowd to not look at the back of her dress 😅

[@marikamarika7205]

Not everything is about Taylor Swift! This is common saying!

[@franciscoamezcua8290]

When she say: “…Most importantly *MY DAUGHTER*, has turned our lives into Technicolor. I love you bigger than the whole sky, my girl!"…deserves another Oscar for making me cry, during her speech.

[@tychoman]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard an audience cheer so loud

[@mysteryperson1976]

I love looking at Lily Gladstone's reaction. When the fans get into rivalries and feuds, the actresses support each other

[@abrahamlupis9354]

not like other awards that walkout at the mere announcement of the winner

[@noeliaorellana320]

The part about her baby girl 😭

[@mirac5740]

This one was deserving. Still shocked with LaLa Land win. I was hoping for Lily Gladstone but wow, did Emma Stone shine!!

[@Topself24]

She played every stage of a person. She better win

[@zydration3538]

Um... it's a video of her winning?

[@Yzjoshuwave]

I definitely wasn’t expecting to cry from this, but here we are. Way to go Emma!!! And what an incredibly endearing moment.

[@AttendingBlind]

Watching Poor Things in theaters was an out of this world experience. A much deserved win for Emma Stone!

[@cockeyedoptimista]

Emma is one of a kind. Broken dress?! When she mentioned her child, I burst into tears for some reason; it was beautiful. Edit: I loved her dress, too!

[@terrymcginnis01]

I loved her speech but I hope her child never sees Poor Things. That would be traumatic.

[@rachaelb.9476]

@cockeyedoptimista I did as well! For me it was the way she said, “…my girl,” at the end. It reminded me of how I speak to/of my 4 year old daughter.

[@cockeyedoptimista]

​@@rachaelb.9476 Thank you :-). Maybe that was it.. (I hadn't even known she was married!)

[@tinay9491]

Sally Field a favorite and welcome sight

[@Lilly-xg8bc]

Yay for Emma! She's so genuine. ❤

[@jedijones]

I think a lot of nice grandmas are going to check Poor Things out at home after all these Oscar clips made it look like a pleasant, romantic historical drama. They're in for a shock.

[@zydration3538]

That would happen if clips hadn't made the nature of the film abundantly clear.

[@user-ir1vt6gr6h]

I dont know if Carey was acting here, but she totally sold me a "Oh MF! Jessica Lange is praising ME!" Moment.

[@davy209]

I don’t blame Carey for being overwhelmed by the praise. It’s freaking Jessica Lange!!! A Hollywood Icon, The Supreme, and one the greatest living actresses right now!

[@HBICTiff]

Emma gave one of the best performances I’ve seen in a long while and it will be remembered that way over time.

[@sacremende]

Oh, okay. You liked Emma Stone so we'll all stop being mad.

[@gabe2092]

@@sacremende Thanks for your huge sacrifice!

[@ms.b9093]

@@gabe2092 😂

[@powwowcritic13]

Ron Jeremy said the same thing about stone 🪨 she actually acts like one

[@jeremyfields9009]

Ain’t nobody mad except no lifers on twitter

[@MrSpeedyAce]

Crazy that she was once in Superbad with a young Jonah Hill 😭😭😭

[@OscarOrtega13]

She’s come a long way lol

[@MrSpeedyAce]

@@OscarOrtega13 Seriously! I think Jonah will have his Oscar win one day too. He's super versatile talent!

[@ihatemickiegee]

an iconic duo

[@AmyAnnetteHenion]

Well deserved. Emma Stone’s Poor Things performance made La La Land look like child’s play in comparison

[@marikamarika7205]

She constantly grows in her art❤ she knew after her first win she needs to work even harder.

[@davidfritz1331]

Wow--Jessica Lange looks AMAZING!

[@SamAtScareworks]

One of the most beautiful women to ever walk to Earth

[@valerirutland2468]

Am I the only one to notice that Emma ignored the shit out of her, twice? First when Jessica walked up and tried to fix her dress, Emma just walked off, and I passed that off as maybe she didn't see her/know she was back there. Then she made a point to walk up to all 4 other women after she took the statuette, except Jessica. I get "It's a chaotic moment and all," but this was Jessica's first Oscars in 27 years just to present that award and Emma treated her like she wasn't even there. Furthermore, unlike the Celine/Taylor thing, thing, there weren't any pics of them interacting backstage either. If that had been Meryl, she would be canceled already lmao.

[@matthewwims3386]

Great that Emma Stone got another Oscar! But at the same time, I am heartbroken for Lily Gladstone.

[@slickwill9000]

It’s a blessing for her in disguise. She’s a great talent who doesn’t deserve the Oscar curse. She better get more opportunities though!

[@jedijones]

I'd be heartbroken for someone who wins for one acting job when no one's ever seen her in anything before. How do we even know if she was acting? You kind of need to see someone play two roles before you can tell if they can act.

[@BRG604]

@@jedijones Way to give yourself away. LIly Gladstone has been great in every role she's ever played.

[@gigiarteaga7052]

She definitely would’ve won had Emma not been there. Lily is amazing but Emma just fudging killed that role. Will definitely be seeing both of them win Oscar’s in the future.

[@sacremende]

@@jedijones She's been doing smaller indie movies for years. Won the Los Angeles Film Critics Award for Certain Women. Also was great in The Unknown Country and Fancy Dance.

[@cuppiecupsters]

What a beautiful acceptance speech! She thanked the cast and her family and said she shared the award with Lily. She’s a phenomenal actress and a wonderful, classy person!

[@beccatorres]

Love how they had former winners honor each of the nominees. Powerful moment.

[@itsjustme0123]

I don't think she was expecting to win. Lily Gladstone was the favorite to take this category. But Emma is amazing, she totally deserved to win.

[@tony4534]

It was a toss up, Emma actually won more precursors than Lily.

[@user-pp1uf1jc7z]

I expected Lily to win but at least she was a good sport about the loss and Emma was humble in her speech.

[@jedijones]

Hopefully the loss won't drive her to drink.

[@davy209]

Lily Gladstone said in an interview that she build an instant friendship with Emma Stone and they both gave each other matching friendship rings and called it their “infinity stones”! The whole story is super cute and I believe that Lily’s reaction to Emma’s win was sincere.

[@grovercleveland1169]

Though I thought Emma stone was deserving, I do not understand why people think Lily had to win to represent the native Americans. Lily has given a great voice to Native American people. Winning isn’t everything, she has been a great advocate. So let’s just be happy that both of these incredible women have these victories.

[@patryan3989]

I wanted her to win because I liked her performance better than Emma's.

[@BatAmerica]

@@patryan3989 Ditto.

[@sadjaxx]

Amen!

[@sugarcookiecube]

@groverclevela - a karen comment…😏😏😏

[@thraciangrapes]

Throwed a bone to the white people did they?

[@dihboas]

3:30 Here you KNOW that everyone there paid extra attention when Jessica Lange was about to speak haha Such a commanding presence, absolutely gorgeous!

[@docdave15]

"She turned our world technicolor." That is one of the best lines I've ever heard.

[@brianlawson1758]

She was so shocked and humbled to win, you can't watch this without feeling it

[@BatmanHQYT]

Holy fuck I'm so happy!! Hands down my favorite performance of 2023. Lily Gladstone and Sandra Hüller were VERY tight competition though, this was a stacked year.

[@rebekahp4083]

I would have been happy with Sandra, Emma, or Lily winning. Truly a great year for the best actress category!

[@davy209]

I felt that Lily Gladstone would’ve absolutely swept all of the awards if she’d completed in the supporting category, which was much less competitive than in Lead Actress. Viola Davis put herself in supporting to not compete against Emma in lead and they both ended up winning and it could’ve happened again this year.

[@musiholictara]

So genuine and humble. Honorable. Impressed with her.

[@PhoenixDad14]

One of the most deserved wins in this category, ever. Lily was great, but sometimes another nominee is just out of this world. In this case, it was Emma Stone. Rooting for Lily Gladstone to have another shot in the future.

[@reeldeal3227]

Well put. Everyone has their favorites, but at the end of the day, it is particularly satisfying when the performance that "hits it out of the park," no matter how unconventional, actually wins. Happy for Emma, but really happy that Academy voters honored her incredible portrayal of Bella Baxter.

[@davy209]

@jedijones- I love it whenever an unconventional and not particularly a dramatic, “Oscar-bait” role wins or gets nominated for an Oscar! I loved Michelle Yeoh’s win last year and I’m very happy for Emma’s win, this year! I would’ve seriously groaned if another overly dramatic, biopic role wins again (Annette Bening in “Niad” or Carey Mulligan in “Maestro”)

[@zydration3538]

@@davy209 even if it had been the best performance?

[@davy209]

@leserrors7669- Don’t get me wrong, if the dramatic and/or biopic role was the best if the year, then it’s totally deserving to win, like Cillian Murphy in “Oppenheimer”. I’m just saying, movie roles from genre films often gets overlooked at awards shows, in favor for the more “prestigious” dramatic performances, and it gets pretty stale overtime to see the same type of roles win every single year. So it’s a pleasant surprise to a few “genre” type roles get nominated or win. (Natalie Portman for “Black Swan”, Robert Downey Jr. for “Tropic Thunder”, Daniel Kaluuya for “Get Out”, Maria Bakalova for “Borat”, and Michelle Yeoh” for “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once”.

[@pams5710]

I’m glad Emma won! I was hoping she would. Her performance was amazing! She deserved it!

[@powwowcritic13]

If Lily Gladstone was white she probably would've won!!! But yet halle berry had to get naked to win a Oscar, just shows how racist Hollywood is

[@realworkoutsforrealpeople5041]

She deserves it. What she did in Poor Things is unbelievable.

[@SetArtists]

Emma put everything on the line. Performance and character of a lifetime. Academy got it right, most voted her like they did with Olivia Coleman. We saw everything that an actress could humanely possibly do artistically in one film. She is in the ranks of actresses that have won 2 Oscars in leading and or supporting roles. Deep down it is about the people that she worked with and doing her job as an actor over winning awards!

[@murther4906]

Both of Emma's Oscars are for lead performance.

[@jedijones]

@@murther4906 Wrong, this is her first win as a lead.

[@jedijones]

I enjoyed her performance, but at the same time I never felt much emotion from it. I feel like this movie was more driven by its story than its acting.

[@murther4906]

@@jedijones Emma Stone's performance WAS the movie.

[@murther4906]

@@jedijones You are wrong - do your research. Emma Stone won best LEAD actress in 2017 for La La Land. Poor Things is her second LEAD performance Oscar.

[@saulpineda2737]

The hug that Emma gave Sally, I teared instantly!

[@snowset675]

Her expression

[@hymnofthenightingale]

Emma Stone's performance in Poor Things was incredible, captivating, hilarious and mesmerizing. I'm so glad that she won.

[@talon3684]

Love me some Sally Field. Congrats to Emma. I was rooting for Lily but I knew Emma was out in the lead and she seemed destined to lock it. Congrats to her. Emma is a joy to watch.

[@ActionAimz]

Thanks for putting the full presentation up!

[@trevorpacelli8056]

Aww, she's so sweet and genuine! Congratulations, Emma! This was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of performance and you so deserved this win!

[@lushrimbaughiii]

Friend goals is Jennifer Lawrence facilitating the handing over of the Oscar to her overwhelmed friend while also crying

[@gammiegames]

What a moment for Emma Stone! - Sally Field, a legend who worked with her three times, lending a kind word. - Jen Lawrence, her friend watching her from behind. - Yorgos came to the front to congratulate her. - Mark Ruffalo, his reaction tells it all. Amazing! ❤

[@ChannelZero1031]

4:53 She's being so authentic! I love it. She didn't even pretend that her dress was okay. She genuinely admitted that it was broken as she went up for her award. You go girl!

[@griffinholahan123]

Proud of 2-time Oscar winner Emma Stone! She was crazy in Poor Things!

[@powwowcritic13]

It's because Lily wasn't white

[@tony4534]

@@powwowcritic13It’s because Lily was really supporting.

[@jedijones]

@@powwowcritic13 Lily wasn't white, but Emma was lily-white. But did you notice a black woman won an acting award tonight too? Your theory seems off.

[@Quaker-tc8ue]

A black woman won a *supporting* award this year. The last black woman to win a **leading** award was Halle Berry, 22 YEARS ago. Hollyweird/Oscars has ‘diversity/inclusion’ but heaven forbid someone not lily-white win too many leading awards.@@jedijones

[@tonyg76]

@@powwowcritic13 No, it is because Killers was not loved by the academy and Lily was more of a supporting role. Please do not use the race card every time!

[@KristinPedemonti]

What a beautifully gracious speech, 'it's not about me... it's all of us together." Well said Emma Stone!

[@JeremyAvis1978]

Emma deserved this. It was an amazing performance. Lily Gladstone was ok.

[@vapalaca]

The stand-up ovation for the ladies coming out was for Jessica Lange

[@RVandergeld]

Definitely for Michelle Yeoh!

[@taylorisprocrastinating]

That felt like a spoiler for anatomy of a fall

[@NSnicket]

Glad I’m not the only one who thought so.

[@TheVioletWolf]

Sandra was who i wanted to win, because her performance was spectacular and it appeared to be so incredibly demanding... but they were all so so good, ans Emma was a vision.

[@cr8ivnaym834]

I was already smiling so wide when she came up to accept the award but the tears really hit when she thanked her daughter “I love you bigger than the whole sky, my girl” ❤️

[@dlloyd6300]

And JUST when you thought that Emma Stone couldn't be more likeable......

[@jesykahashope]

What a precious human ❤❤

[@rafaelrobert6235]

😢 I watched this twice Ema, get her another Oscar for making me cry

[@SFGiantsFan2482]

If you would have told me in 2009 that Wichita from Zombieland would be a 2 time Oscar winner for best actress, I would have said you were crazy. Congrats Emma.

[@candaceeking175]

"It's about a team that came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts." I love that!!! Congratulations, Emma Stone!

[@scottkrause477]

Oscars got it right in this category. Lily’s performance was supporting. Carey Mulligan was superb!

[@youknowitsmetheone]

I really liked how the presented the nominees this year for many reasons. The past winners shepherding in the new as well as each nominee getting a personal introduction. They should continue this

[@nationalcoasternews5798]

Sooooo happy for her, she absolutely deserved this! Also props to the Academy for uploading the night of and not 2 months later?

[@stacybishop3484]

I really love her so much!!❤ she’s so lovely and humble

[@lisacarbajal3776]

Such a beautiful thing to honor each of the nominees. We're so proud of our home town girl . CONGRATULATIONS Emma , you did it AGAIN !!

[@58lespaul]

She completely deserved it. That was like no other performance I’ve ever seen. 🔥🔥🔥

[@NoFate97]

Well deserved, a singular performance

[@ethuringer]

was really nice to see sally field present to emma - such a fitting choice

[@adderon7476]

Like Bella, Emma was not quite assimilated into this perception of life but approached it with bravery and wonder, and a miracle happened in being vulnerable and moving forward with love for herself and the people around her.

[@user-th4or9bk3z]

リアルタイムで観ていたけどこれは超絶納得の受賞だった。 エマ・ストーンさん、2度目の受賞おめでとうございます！ あとリリー・グラッドストーンさんとキャリー・マリガンがエマ・ストーンさんの名前が呼ばれた時に真っ先に立ち上がって拍手をしていて凄く良い人なんだろうなって思った。

[@smallgreenlimabean]

Incredibly happy for Emma, I love her, and she gave a beautiful speech. Though I’m also sad because I personally thought Lily Gladstone really deserved it! Killers of the Flower Moon was completely snubbed tonight 😢

[@jedijones]

Scorsese also got 10 nominations and zero wins for Irishman and Gangs of New York. He's got a unique knack for that.

[@britneybritney]

Sooo snubbed… such a shame it was such an important film

[@zydration3538]

"Snubbed" by being named among the 5 best in multiple categories, 10 for picture?

[@RobertPagano226]

Emma you made Yorgos Lanthimos proud, you're the second actress to win Best Actress under his direction. The other: Olivia Colman, "The Favourite" & your costar.

[@Lubbylove89]

What a beautiful, genuine reaction. I'm happy she won. Also, side note, Sally Field is almost 80 years old. She looks amazing.

[@anthonyavellanet4232]

She is so beautiful.

[@adolfopena7358]

Mark Ruffalo was freaking the fuck out!!! Hes so lovely!

[@bige954]

Congrats to Emma, but I was really hoping for Sandra to win. That movie is incredible because of her.