Every Best Picture Winner. Ever. (1927-2017 Oscars)

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The Oscars are coming up this weekend! We’ve updated our Best Picture supercut from last year to include last year’s winner, this year’s nominess, and some other great little updates throughout. Enjoy!
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0:00 Introduction
0:12 WINGS (1927/1928)
0:23 THE BROADWAY MELODY (1928/1929)
0:30 ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT (1929/1930)
0:36 CIMARRON (1930/1931)
0:42 GRAND HOTEL (1931/1932)
0:48 CAVALCADE (1932/1933)
1:01 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (1935)
1:08 THE GREAT ZIEGFELD (1936)
1:15 THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA (1937)
1:35 REBECCA (1940)
1:44 HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY (1941)
1:50 MRS. MINIVER (1942)
1:57 CASABLANCA (1943)
2:02 GOING MY WAY (1944)
2:08 THE LOST WEEKEND (1945)
2:23 GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT (1947)
2:30 HAMLET (1948)
2:34 ALL THE KING'S MEN (1949)
2:40 ALL ABOUT EVE (1950)
2:46 AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (1951)
3:02 ON THE WATERFRONT (1954)
3:07 MARTY (1955)
3:14 THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)
3:19 GIGI (1958)
3:23 BEN HUR (1959)
3:26 THE APARTMENT (1960)
3:30 WEST SIDE STORY (1961)
3:35 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962)
3:41 TOM JONES (1963)
3:45 MY FAIR LADY (1964)
3:53 THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965)
4:00 A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (1966)
4:04 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (1967)
4:08 OLIVER (1968)
4:13 MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969)
4:19 PATTON (1970)
4:24 THE FRENCH CONNECTION (1971)
4:35 THE GODFATHER (1972)
4:41 THE STING (1973)
4:50 THE GODFATHER: PART II (1974)
4:59 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (1975)
5:07 ROCKY (1976)
5:12 ANNIE HALL (1977)
5:20 THE DEER HUNTER (1978)
5:30 KRAMER VS KRAMER (1979)
5:44 CHARIOTS OF FIRE (1981)
5:50 GANDHI (1982)
5:58 TERMS OF ENDEARMENT (1983)
6:05 AMADEUS (1984)
6:18 OUT OF AFRICA (1985)
6:26 PLATOON (1986)
6:31 THE LAST EMPEROR (1987)
6:36 RAIN MAN (1988)
6:41 DRIVING MISS DAISY (1989)
6:49 DANCES WITH WOLVES (1990)
6:59 THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)
7:09 UNFORGIVEN (1992)
7:14 SCHINDLER'S LIST 19937
7:22 FORREST GUMP (1994)
7:33 BRAVEHEART (1995)
7:41 THE ENGLISH PATIENT (1996)
7:52 TITANIC (1997)
7:58 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (1998)
8:10 AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)
8:31 GLADIATOR (2000)
8:42 A BEAUTIFUL MIND (2001)
8:52 CHICAGO (2002)
8:58 THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING (2003)
9:12 MILLION DOLLAR BABY (2004)
9:30 CRASH (2005)
9:36 THE DEPARTED (2006)
9:51 NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (2007)
10:01 SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE (2008)
10:12 THE HURT LOCKER (2009)
10:16 THE KING'S SPEECH (2010)
10:58 BIRDMAN (2014)
11:10 SPOTLIGHT (2015)
11:27 ARRIVAL (2016)
11:45 FENCES (2016)
11:58 HACKSAW RIDGE (2016)
12:14 HELL OR HIGH WATER (2016)
12:26 HIDDEN FIGURES (2016)
12:42 MANCHESTER BY THE SEA (2016)
12:51 LION (2016)
13:15 MOONLIGHT (2016)

[@BurgerFiction]

Who's gonna win this year?

[@flick6291]

Burger Fiction arrival! Hopefully

[@lyracarat0344]

Hopefully La La Land or Hacksaw Ridge

[@arhvn]

Moonlight deserves to, but La La Land will

[@mauricer.4873]

arrival

[@tgg213]

I've seen them all, very solid lineup. My favorite is La La Land and I think that's going to win

[@jaimelopez6921]

For the next updated version, put in like 2 seconds of La La Land then Moonlight.

[@BurgerFiction]

:)

[@jordanhunt4788]

Jaime Lopez FUNNY

[@sensarmy]

ikr lol

[@bruh-no-bruh2882]

Jaime Lopez - Too Much 😂💀

[@MsPersephoneJoy]

Jaime Lopez yaaaaaaas 😂😂😂😂

[@landa604]

(I saw this comment on another oscar video, just wanted to share it) 2015: Spotlight 2016: Moonlight 2017: Flashlight 2018: Fleshlight

[@landa604]

Uhh.. how old are you? xD flashlight is a thing you light up areas with a fleshlight, uhhh well google it, if you're not a child...

[@margarethmichelina5146]

"And The Oscar for Best Picture this year goes to......... La La Land!" "Folks, I have to apologize, the winner is Moonlight."

[@team3am149]

Apparently Best Picture doesn't mean best movie

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Team3AM what?

[@team3am149]

Anthony Martensen Many of the award winners weren't the best movies of those respective years

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Team3AM I hear what you're saying but it's based on a bunch of people voting and it's all a matter of opinion anyway. There is no "best" movie anyway, right?

[@team3am149]

Anthony Martensen Many votes are biased. There are often movies that stand out but don't get selected. Instead, lesser known movies are picked

[@anthonymartensen3164]

Team3AM I don't understand what you mean? Lesser known movies?

[@gwenminor9244]

6:45 Even when Morgan Freeman was young he was old wtf

[@DracoCullenThe7th]

he was about 52 years old... he wasn't that young lol

[@spikethegodposter1293]

Gwen Minor He is a immortal god

[@legomasteryoz4838]

spike the god poster well, he did play God. Maybe he really is God...

[@finnjake6663]

Legomaster Yoz i believe that he's the God. Just listen to His voice, there's no doubt about it.

[@hnys7976]

Time traveler confirmed

[@MsRetro-id4jo]

Brokeback Mountain should've won in 2005. Crash was good but that film was a masterpiece and defined an era. Ledger and Gyllenhaal were perfect.

[@xaviermorasspencer7596]

Ms. Retro I disagree. Personally I hate Brokeback Mountain. I thought Heath Ledger was awful in it. I couldn't understand anything he said. I thought it was a really boring film and their relationship escalated too quickly. However I did think that Ang Lee deserved his Oscar for Best Director and the Cinematography was beautiful, but (and I know I'm in the minority) I thought Crash was a brilliant film and deserved the Oscar.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Crash wasn't even good

[@xaviermorasspencer7596]

Kosta Jovanovic Crash was a brilliant film! It spoke about problems in our society and did it in a great way. The scenes in it were tense, sad, happy. Overall it was fantastic. I do not see why people hate it so much!

[@jamiexiv]

Crash was and is an awful movie. No idea how it won.

[@xaviermorasspencer7596]

JB14299 i completely disagree with you mate, i love crash and thought it should win

[@tinyspeaker]

12 years a slave one of the most worthy films of winning an award. I've never felt such horror and depression watching a film in my life.

[@robertmatheus8004]

bunetoff I've just watched this film and I felt the same horror you felt. How could people do such horrible things?

[@444Nightshade]

bunetoff That film broke me emotionally, but i admire just how amazing it feels to have such sympathy and depression from thinking “why them?”...

[@tinyspeaker]

What shit me up was that he was a normal person and got suckered into brutal slavery. It's almost horror in a sense. Then you add the fact that it's real, it sinks in. It happened, probably far more than we know of. Imagine the compounded quantity of grief and pain felt by people who were suckered into slavery like this. Too much.

[@jasonu3741]

"he was a normal person" they were all normal people.... (dont respond trying to explain yourself, im not accusing you of anything)

[@hannahelvete]

Nonsense. Token film because of the controversy the year before it.

[@owiseone1]

Personal favorite, American Beauty.

[@bobbill3594]

Robert Jones still ? Hahaha

[@mallibam]

I personally prefer Fight Club for that year, but american beauty was a solid best picture winner. 1999 was a good year for movies.

[@Alchamei]

bob bill The fact that Spacey is in it does not mean it's suddenly a bad movie.

[@bobbill3594]

just joking dude chill.

[@brettdelawyer3593]

bob bill I guess it was based on a true story.

[@niallh4194]

I adore La La land, I loved everything about it and thought me to aspire to make my dreams come true which has actually been happening since I saw the film, just needed that push. But then Moonlight was so damn good, it made me feel emotion and anger but then also realizing we need to be more empathetic and compassionate to one another. So either one of those I hope wins the best picture.

[@caiojulioary]

That was awesome, please do every best foreign film winner.

[@finnjake6663]

Caio Ary volver n the hunt are the best foreign films I've ever watched

[@youcantseeme2244]

Moonlight you guys won best picture! this is not a joke

[@albertesolveigbkgaardmorte9356]

Ricky Rushton why would it be a joke? didn't you like moonlight?

[@youcantseeme2244]

Alberte Solveig Bækgaard Mortensen Did you see the oscars? That's what the La La land producer said

[@albertesolveigbkgaardmorte9356]

Ricky Rushton oh sorry, I did see the Oscars, I just didn't think you were doing a reference, sorry

[@youcantseeme2244]

Alberte Solveig Bækgaard Mortensen Oh haha, yeah I loved Moonlight

[@albertesolveigbkgaardmorte9356]

Ricky Rushton I'm glad, it's amazing!

[@gatewayski1]

They knew how to make memorable Best Pictures in the 1930s.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Not really

[@elementaryschooldropout1482]

The Sound Of Music... oh my god I love

[@supermariofan03]

Here's what I think Best Picture should have been: 1928: Wings 1929: The Hollywood Revue 1930: Disraeli 1931: The Front Page 1932: Grand Hotel 1933: King Kong 1934: It Happened One Night 1935: Mutiny on the Bounty 1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town 1937: The Life of Emile Zola 1938: You Can't Take it With You 1939: Gone With the Wind 1940: Rebecca 1941: Citizen Kane 1942: Mrs. Miniver 1943: Casablanca 1944: Going My Way 1945: The Lost Weekend 1946: It's a Wonderful Life 1947: Gentleman's Agreement 1948: The Treasure of Sierra Madre 1949: All the King's Men 1950: Sunset Boulevard 1951: A Streetcar Named Desire 1952: Singin in the Rain 1953: From Here to Eternity 1954: On the Waterfront 1955: Marty 1956: The Ten Commandments 1957: The Bridge on the River Kwai 1958: Vertigo 1959: Ben Hur 1960: The Apartment 1961: West Side Story 1962: Lawrence of Arabia 1963: How the West Was Won 1964: Dr. Strangelove 1965: The Sound of Music 1966: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe 1967: In the Heat of the Night 1968: 2001 A Space Odyssey 1969: Once Upon a Time in the West 1970: Patton 1971: A Clockwork Orange 1972: The Godfather 1973: The Exorcist 1974: The Godfather Part II 1975: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 1976: Rocky 1977: Star Wars 1978: The Deer Hunter 1979: Apocalypse Now 1980: The Empire Strikes Back 1981: Raiders of the Lost Ark 1982: E.T. 1983: Terms of Endearment 1984: Amadeus 1985: Back to the Future 1986: Platoon 1987: The Princess Bride 1988: Rain Man 1989: Born on the Fourth of July 1990: Goodfellas 1991: The Silence of the Lanbs 1992: Unforgiven 1993: Schindler's List 1994: Pulp Fiction 1995: Braveheart 1996: Fargo 1997: Titanic 1998: Saving Private Ryan 1999: American Beauty 2000: Gladiator 2001: A Beautiful Mind 2002: Adaptation 2003: The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King 2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2005: Good Night and Good Luck 2006: The Departed 2007: No Country for Old Men 2008: The Dark Knight 2009: Inglorious Basterds 2010: The Social Network 2011: The Artist 2012: Argo 2013: 12 Years a Slave 2014: Boyhood 2015: The Revenant 2016: La La Land

[@themrreviewman300]

supermariofan03 Batman should of been 2008

[@melongenie1030]

love this list!

[@jocelyne6692]

Definitely agree with Back to The Future and Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind

[@durdydurds301]

great list until La La Land. that movie was garbage

[@thefilmcritic6043]

opinions are a wonderful thing...

[@MegaCalin88]

Russel Crowe and Michael Keaton winning back to back Best Pictures! Legends!

[@SpeedyEric1]

Every Best Picture I've seen so far: Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, On the Waterfront, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Ben-Hur, West Side Story, Lawrence of Arabia, The Sound of Music, Patton, The Godfather: Part I and II, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Rocky, Gandhi, The Silence of the Lambs, Schindler's List, Forrest Gump, Titanic, A Beautiful Mind, Chicago, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Million Dollar Baby, Crash, The Departed, No Country for Old Men, Slumdog Millionaire, The Hurt Locker, The King's Speech, Argo, 12 Years a Slave, Birdman, and Spotlight.

[@rpandya97]

The Dark Knight should've been nominated and won in 2008. A true masterpiece.

[@The3rdGunman]

Zodiac should have been nominated in 2007, but NCFOM is a masterpiece.

[@KungaMatata]

3rd Gunman I personally liked There Will Be Blood more but both were deserving.

[@The3rdGunman]

Ya know, help me understand that one. It went WAY over my head. It was the first and only thing I've watched with Daniel Day-Lewis and I didn't enjoy it at all.

[@UnicornSWAG300]

damn u got left on read

[@KungaMatata]

3rd Gunman You either get it or you don't to be honest. Perhaps character studies aren't for you.

[@buddyfelt6709]

Just so everyone's clear, the year that is put next to the movie title is the year it was RELEASED, NOT the year it was nominated and won. The year they got nominated for and won the Oscar is the year that followed. For example, the movie Shakespeare In Love (1998) was released in 1998 and took the Oscar home for Best Picture in 1999.

[@claprattle14]

I always love watching these. Just to see how everything evolved is amazing.

[@jeffanderson9938]

Arrival should win, but it's not gonna since the Academy doesn't care for science fiction.

[@duhglass]

It doesn't care for science fiction but they nominated a science fiction film for Best Picture....

[@thelabrat1908]

Douglas Gorti Ever since Gravity in 2013 (as far as I know), the Academy has always nominated one science fiction film, with Interstellar, The Martian, and now Arrival. It's hard to say whether the Academy "cares" or not considering that these films usually win something in the effects departments, but I don't think they'll win Best Picture anytime soon. Although, I do wish Arrival had won- and I do wish Amy Adams had been nominated, but what can we do?

[@nuntiuso7347]

+TheLabRat190 Interstellar was NOT nominated for Best Picture.

[@thelabrat1908]

Nuntius O I just checked, and you're right. I apologize, I could have sworn it was.

[@joshuabell7761]

TheLabRat190 Interstellar won Best VFX and was nominated for a couple more but it wasn't nominated for Best Picture.

[@inceptionreport2869]

My Personal Wins: 2015-The Martian 2014-Gone Girl 2013-The Wolf of Wall Street 2012-Django Unchained 2011-Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part II 2010-Inception 2009-Inglorious Basterds 2008-The Dark Knight 2007-No Country For Old Men 2006-The Departed 2005-Munich 2003-Lord of The Rings Return Of The King 2000-Gladiator 1999-The Insider 1998-Saving Private Ryan 1997-LA Confidential 1995-Braveheart 1994-The Shawshank Redemption 1993-Schindlers List 1991-Silence of The Lambs 1990-Goodfellas

[@afonsoluiz7670]

Moonlight NEEDS to win this award. The movie is just amazing in every aspect

[@nessi4933]

Looks like you were right

[@afonsoluiz7670]

Nessimess i was like "nooo la la land won wait what yaaaaaay actually moonlight won"

[@cance7984]

+Afonso Luiz Clearly you're in the minority. I read the user reviews on IMDb and Redbox, and virtually everyone is trashing "Moonlight."

[@nessi4933]

+cance7984 What's interesting about Moonlight is that it used to be an 8.2 on IMDB. When it won best picture, it dropped to a 7.6.

[@luxmar1]

cance7984 yes because the users on imdb and redbox define the pinnacle of masterful cinema. Get the fuck out of here

[@LukeLeonettiYouTube]

The Room should have won in 2003

[@aravindanaravindan4572]

2003 is the year when lord of the rings 3 won 12 oscars

[@marvy3022]

I know, seriously, it might be one of the best movies I've ever watched.

[@dv96_dk]

Lol not a chance

[@HomerDuck]

And the winner is: La La..... No, wait!: Moonlight

[@kleverstudios]

I still can’t believe Saving Private Ryan lost to Shakespeare In Love.

[@max2082]

I know right Shakespeare In Love is a movie I will probably never see. While I own Saving Private Ryan and still enjoy it.

[@jakeroper6758]

Nothing could be worse than dancing with wolves winning over goodfellas

[@tonibrzic6628]

KleverStudios And to America History X

[@aimeesatana7409]

Shakespeare in Love is a good movie, but definetely not a worthy Oscar winner. The same goes with Gwyneth's win.

[@gus6021]

Saving Private Ryan first scene in the beach deserves the Oscar alone. Plus last scen when old man ask his wife if he was a good man, its haunting

[@evanrusselburg8027]

Casablanca , American beauty, crash , Argo, 12 years a slave, spotlight, and moonlight are some of my many favorites

[@nikkinixon8417]

So cool to see how old cinema is

[@jonathanpinera8452]

I'm still so pissed that Forrest Gump beat Pulp Fiction and Shawshank.

[@samhughes6850]

Jonathan Pinera I agree on an emotional level

[@Francophone974]

Pulp Fiction won the Palme d'Or so there's that.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

They are all great films

[@Highran56]

To be honest that was a tough year. Those three films are all amazing. I'm pissed Shakespeare in Love beat Saving Private Ryan

[@captainjakemerica4579]

Agreed Shakespeare in Love is weak and that movie is a relic. Saving Private Ryan will stand the test of time

[@BrianDePalmaII]

I can't believe Kramer VS Kramer beat Apocalypse Now, that's literally an academy crime

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Be happy apocalypse got a palm d'or

[@Thechewgar]

Amadeus was amazing.

[@johngaudet7363]

was just about to comment that

[@Oren618]

I don't remember much, but the music played such a big part in the movie.. from Turkish March and Mozart's beautiful years till that requiem they play after he dies

[@cattymorgian3311]

I cried so much with Moonlight. Like my eyes go dry.

[@AlejandroLR1995]

Catty Morgian Not to be rude, but seriously???

[@DlcEnergy]

best video i've seen in a long time...

[@alonsorojas7885]

Moonlight won best picture well deserved

[@ezradavis3762]

This is my kinda channel

[@trintrin3507]

It’s awesome seeing how movies have improved watching this. Black and white to crystal clear colors

[@timmybegley6789]

Well Done For Gone With The Wind That movie stands out the most.

[@amyduong9423]

It's cool seeing the evolution of movies through this. I like how Gone With The Wind shows up in colour and then it's black and white for the next couple movies. Despite how old they are, all these movies are amazing. Amazing story telling is something that was always there no matter how far you go back. People have always had creative imaginations while discovery came along the way.

[@ethanwashoe5868]

1994 was the best year for cinema. Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Pulpfiction, Lion King, Leon the proffesional.

[@buddyfelt6709]

Star Wars (1977) was nominated for 11 Oscar's at the 1978 Academy Awards including one for Best Picture. It won 7. Sadly, one of the four it lost was Best Picture.

[@johnpoulsen7582]

So happy you started with best picture ever!

[@NathanJunkroski]

So many good nominees this year, would have liked to see Sing Street or The Nice Guys up there as well. As for what's nominated, I want Moonlight, but I'm cool with La La Land winning.

[@leticialee8727]

Moonlight won!!

[@albertesolveigbkgaardmorte9356]

I'm so happy that Moonlight won!

[@malikworld6485]

Alberte Solveig Bækgaard Mortensen he but it didn’t film deserve it

[@The3rdGunman]

Amadeus is one of the best movies I've EVER seen. It's in my top 3 for sure.

[@travisdurrans8866]

Truly a masterpiece of a film, I couldn't agree more.

[@julianbufarull7602]

It isn't in MY top 3, but I love it. Great movie.

[@julianbufarull7602]

Wait, I haven't seen Amadeus in a long time. I'm sure it was not as good as I remember, because if it was, it would be at least in my top 25.

[@julianbufarull7602]

Maybe I should watch Amadeus again, with high expectations so I don't like it that much.

[@julianbufarull7602]

Ok, Amadeus is my favorite movie of all time, I've just seen it again.

[@kaaygoldmine]

MOONLIGHT FOR 2016. I'm not giving up hope.

[@nessi4933]

I bet you're happy

[@kaaygoldmine]

Nessimess I'm elated!

[@andrewsviridov3148]

It was worst of all candidates

[@KungaMatata]

Andrew Sviridov nah it was easily the best film of the group

[@jackdonohue7893]

I 100% disagree. La La should've won

[@StankPlanks]

Some amazing movies in here. Forrest Gump I think is the best overall, it just encompasses humanity so well.

[@Plmncvb]

As an old guy (70+) I've seen most, but not all, of these films. Looking back it is just my opinion that 2 of the top 10 movies ever made were "The Best Years of Our Lives" (Oscar winner) & "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (nominee but lost to "Hamlet"). I also think "Lawrence of Arabia" was a great film.

[@buddyfelt6709]

Each Star Wars movie has been nominated for at least one Oscar. So far, the only ones to have ever won any are the ones from the Original Trilogy (Star Wars (1977/won in 1978), The Empire Strikes Back (1980/won in 1981), and Return of the Jedi (1983/won in 1984)).

[@OddOneOut665]

'Spotlight' was great and all, but 'The Revenant' was better. P.S. Second!

[@bosentica]

Exactly Mad Max was the true winner.

[@davidmitchell-baker1701]

The Revenant was the worst of last year's Best Picture nominees, it looked good and had some good performances but literally nothing else

[@JoshuaDay0550]

best cinematography, actor, and director, but youre right david, nothing else (sarcasm). Should have won best picture, or Mad Max. Spotlight was shit. The right movie hasnt won best picture 2014-2017.

[@davidmitchell-baker1701]

"it looked good and had some good performances" - "it looked good and had some good performances" Can you not read?

[@JoshuaDay0550]

Directing and Cinematography isnt a "performance". You were obviously talking about the actors. Nice try to back peddle though. Do you not know the difference?

[@TheDude4077]

For every really great movie on here, there's 3 or 4 very forgettable ones that no one would remember if it weren't for their best picture status. This isn't to say there are a lot of bad movies on here, just a lot of movies that have not proven to be timeless. I think The Artist is a good example of this, it was a very fun picture that I think deserved the award, but now just a few years later everyone's forgotten about it. I think in a decade's time it will only be of interest to people looking to watch all the best picture winners. It's not a bad movie, it was just only really great for that one moment, and tbh I think that's La La land too. La La land was a lot of fun, and it deserved every award it got, but honestly I'm glad Moonlight won because I'll be very surprised if La La Land's popularity holds at all. Like the Artist, they were both movies that just copied the style and aesthetics of another era in film. A modern film in a vintage style is very exciting to see in the moment and that's why the films gathered so much hype and applause. But with time, when those films cease to be modern and become vintage themselves, they lose that appeal, and I think the mindset becomes why see a movie trying to be a silent era comedy when you can watch an actual silent era comedy, and why see a movie trying to be a golden era musical when you can watch an actual golden era musical. I think The Artist and La La Land were good films and were lovely homages to times past, but originality makes films timeless, not nostalgia.

[@osielescalante2785]

TheDude4077 I don't agree with you for the following reasons: Everybody, even those who don't keep up with best picture winners know what 'La La Land' is and fall in love with the film. If you ask anybody who doesn't keep up with the Oscars, the majority don't know what 'Moonlight' is. If they watch 'Moonlight' they'd like it but hardly anyone who isn't a movie buff has seen it. 'La La Land' has prevailed, 'Moonlight' is slowly being forgotten.

[@starkingbiker]

Left out sunrise!

[@MartellMedia2]

I watch them all!, all of them!, I watch them all a few years ago, is really nice to see this escenes and get those memories back, I love it, Thanks for the video.

[@bruva207]

I went through all of them... But hands down Fences is amazing.

[@АнварНиязов-к9н]

Apocalypse now 😢

[@ttrrkkaa]

BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN deserved it more than CRASH.

[@patcurrie7733]

A terrible injustice just like in 2017 with Moonlight winning over La La Land. Both Brokeback & La La Land will live on & Crash & Moonlight will go in oblivion

[@patcurrie7733]

In your dreams hater, Time will prove me right.

[@yaboibunsen363]

La La Land was definitely not better than moonlight

[@patcurrie7733]

You are high. Nigga Nigga Nigga by every character, disjointed entry into 3rd act . Get over it. Moonlight will fade into oblivion and La La will be remembered.

[@patcurrie7733]

name calling foul mouthed loser above, ha, ha couldn't take real criticism of a lame movie

[@waltdisney566]

The clip at 10:33 has me screaming 😂😂😂 I don't remember this movie and from that clip I still have no idea wtf it's about. Idk I just found it hilarious. There was a long meaningful clip from the Kings Speech and then this tiny clip.

[@lancelovecraft5913]

Damn I remember watching previews for 2016 films. Where has the time gone?

[@JoschuaSchmidt]

man, those are some movies I definitely have to watch!

[@DeathByDominic]

8:25, Spacey's delivery of that line is magnifique

[@gannonschlader]

I can't believe Nine Lives didn't win best picture this year!

[@rockorotten]

That movie was awful.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

+ItsTheLazytown that was a joke

[@abdoesper3908]

Here's my Best Picture picks of each year: 1927-1928: Sunrise 1929: The wind 1930: All quiet on the western front 1931: City lights 1932: Scarface 1933: M 1934: It happened one night 1935: Mutiny on the bounty 1936: Modern times 1937: The awful truth 1938: Le grand Illusion 1939: Gone with the wind 1940: The grapes of wrath 1941: Citizen Kane 1942: Yankee doodle dandy 1943: Casablanca 1944: Double indemnity 1945: The lost weekend 1946: It's a wonderful life 1947: Great expectations 1948: The Treasure of Sierra Madre 1949: The bicycle thieves 1950: Sunset boulevard 1951: A streetcar named desire 1952: Singin' in the rain 1953: From here to eternity 1954: On the waterfront 1955: Rebel without a cause 1956: Seven samurai 1957: The bridge on the river Kwai 1958: Vertigo 1959: The 400 blows 1960: The apartment 1961: West side story 1962: Lawrence of Arabia 1963: The great escape 1964: Dr. Strangelove 1965: The sound of music 1966: Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1967: The graduate 1968: 2001: a space odyssey 1969: The wild bunch 1970: M*A*S*H 1971: A clockwork orange 1972: The godfather 1973: Cries and whispers 1974: The godfather part II 1975: One flew over the cuckoo's nest 1976: All the president's men 1977: Star wars 1978: The deer hunter 1979: Apocalypse now 1980: Raging bull 1981: Raiders of the lost ark 1982: E.T. 1983: Terms of endearment 1984: Amadeus 1985: Ran 1986: Platoon 1987: The last emperor 1988: Rain man 1989: Do the right thing 1990: Goodfellas 1991: The silence of the lambs 1992: Unforgiven 1993: Schindler's list 1994: Pulp fiction 1995:The usual suspects 1996: Fargo 1997: Titanic 1998: Saving private Ryan 1999: American beauty 2000: Gladiator 2001: Amelie 2002: The pianist 2003: The lord of the rings 3 2004: Million dollar baby 2005: Brokeback mountain 2006: The departed 2007: No country for old men 2008: The dark knight 2009: Inglorious basterds 2010: The social network 2011: The descendants 2012: Argo 2013: 12 years a slave 2014: Birdman 2015: Mad Max: fury road 2016: Moonlight 2017: The Shape of Water

[@jakobrogers625]

Silence got snubbed. It should have been nominated since there was one spot left.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Can you make "all Palme d'or winners"?

[@smokeylonesome4328]

That’s a list worth watching, not this nonsense.

[@matthewmondilla6752]

11:09 A rare footage of the vulture and the hulk.

[@lucaszimmermann2407]

Sometimes it just needs a few words and a great score to make a man cry (2003).

[@ImranSahir1]

Movies have only gotten better. I love movies so much. Someday I am going to write about all the movies I like - that's my dream.

[@andrewma9682]

I wouldn't say movies are getting better though, but we're getting more great movies. But we hardly give a shit for masterful directors these days. We're better at the making of movies now, but most people either try to force emotions, make political statements or make a sequel/part 2. Also there are great movies from the past like Lawrence of Arabia and The Godfather which haven't been topped in my eyes. 2000s had some greats like No Country for Old Men though, and there are a lot of great movies this decade. La La Land, Boyhood, Inception, some great movies, but there are legendary movies that aren't surpassed.

[@Soofiiix]

I didn't saw a lot of films that maybe i should watch, i don't know where to begin

[@rafaelyaguaro2842]

Sofia I would do it from the very first winner to the last one, it has more meaning that way

[@Jayia100]

Thanks!!!! Great video 👍🏼

[@lachlancrean8724]

I cannot believe that 28 days later didn’t get win best picture

[@aditta69]

great job man!

[@mauriciosoares9516]

The only ones i think should`ve won are: 1936: Mr deeds goes to town (instead of the great ziegfield) 1941: citizen kane (instead of how green was my valley) 1944: double indemnity (instead of going my way) 1952: high noon (instead of the greatest show on earth) 1963: lilies of the field or cleapatra (instead of tom jones) 1964: Dr strangelove (instead of my fair lady, awesome movie tho) 1965: dr zhivago (instead of the sound of music, awesome movie tho) 1968: the lion in winter (instead of oliver) 1969: midnight cowboy is fucking awesome, but Z and butch cassidy and the sundance kid ware also a great films too! 1970: patton is great, but MASH was also incredible. 1971: A clockwork orange (instead of the frech connection, awesome movie tho) 1976: literally any other movie nominated that year was better than rocky, especially network and taxi driver 1978: the deer hunter was excellent, but both midnight express and coming home deserved it more. 1979: apocalypse now (instead of kramer vs kramer fucking incredible movie tho!) 1980: i loved ordinary people, but the elephant man was better (raging bull was great too) 1982: i`m cool with gandhi winning, but i also really loved missing, the verdict and E.T 1985: Literally any other movie nominated that year was better than out of africa, specially kiss of the spider woman and the color purple. 1989: driving miss daisy is awesome, but i think born the 4th of july deserved it more. 1990: goodfellas (instead of dances with wolves, great movie tho) 1994: forest gump is INCREDIBLE, but the shawshank redemption deserved it more, also quiz show and pulp fiction were great, but not better than forest gump. 1996: fargo (instead of the english patient, great movie tho.) 1997: literally any other movie nominated that year was better than titanic, especially L.A confidential. 1998: Literally any other movie nominated that year was better than shakespeare in love, especially saving private ryan, la vita e bella and the thin red line. 2006: letters from iwo jima (instead of the departed, awesome movie tho) 2010: the social network or true grit (instead of the king speech, awesome movie tho and winters bone, 127 hours and inception were great) 2016: This year was great for movies, one of the best (except for hidden figures, that movies is pretty bad) but i hope La La Land wins, it´s a marvelous film, and it has become my favourite film of all time, i just love it; hawksaw ridge hell or high water, moonlight, lion, arrival and manchester by the sea (fucking AWESOME film) really are works of art, but la la land is the best movie i´ve seen in a long time, and movies are my life, i´ve seen a lot and i also go to film school and want to be a director myself.

[@CookieMonsterMC11]

Cool list!

[@finalgame9048]

Mauricio Soares I totally agree with you about La La Land... real masterpiece

[@jakejanson430]

completely sucks that La La Land lost

[@mauriciosoares9516]

Yes, i was really upset about that speacially because i got really happy when they said it won :(

[@pessimisticoptimist3107]

Mauricio Soares hidden figures was great

[@osdarviperez9180]

The Shape of Water this year!

[@1997residente]

Favorites: Schindler list,Dance with wolves,forrest gump,godfather 1 and 2 ,Cuckoos nest and slumdog millionaire.Not like even a bit: English patient,Shakespeare in love,the hurt locker,spotlight

[@StuffWeUnderstand]

Ben affleck has aged 14 years in the last 4 years

[@newenglandchick6627]

How on earth did Revenge of the Sith get snubbed? Best storyline in a film I have ever seen. Palpatine's rise to power is criminally underrated.

[@blakkdeaff4460]

Return of the king :3

[@unlocked6352]

I literally can't even look at Anthony Hopkins during that scene, Jesus.

[@stefanellasizzarettia8417]

Old movies 😢😍 so beautiful

[@StolenPvP]

I've always been a person who says "opinions can't be wrong" until I've seen this comment section... 😂

[@teddypattinson5772]

From future: Moonlight wins best picture

[@vivekdeshpande1866]

Robin Williams compilation!!

[@alvaraitor1987]

The academy should pay you to put this footage on their shows!

[@CinemaRodschach]

Man The French Connection camera angles and colors are so common nowadays, they started it.

[@smiles12330]

Can you do foreign film winners? :)

[@SeeSeeSound]

Behind every best picture, there are several nominees that deserved it more.

[@Dyers88]

on the waterfront - GOAT

[@thegalaxyrover]

Russel Crowe movies 2 years in a row amazing

[@The3rdGunman]

Michael Keaton 2 years in a row!

[@jetleb]

Quite fascinating how winning movies have over time become more representative of the diversity that was always there in terms of themes, stories, genres, geography, race, sex...

[@RM-qw1fr]

Schindler's List is my personal n. 1👏

[@EveForbiddenFruit]

I saw Moonlight last night, and while I love it, I sincerely hope La La Land wins tonight.

[@alright1454]

the 60s was definitely a decade for musicals

[@slyfox22283]

It should Be: 1927: Metropolis 1941: Citizen Kane 1974: Chinatown 1996: Fargo 1997: LA Confidential 1998: Saving Private Ryan 2002: Adaptation 2005: Brokeback Mountain 2007: There Will Be Blood 2009: Inglorious Basterds 2016: Hell or High Water 2017: Lady Bird

[@juangiorno7480]

I would've preferred if Munich won Best Picture instead of Crash.

[@solo13th]

mr. butthorn Looking back on it, Crash was worst of all those films nominated.

[@FSportuguese]

mr. butthorn i agree

[@ronaldmcdonald2817]

Thank you. I love Munich and I’m happy someone else loves it.

[@user-yi5mt2df5q]

I'm gonna be watching a lot of films this year....

[@petrsparrow1042]

You're the best!

[@romilrh]

"How Green Was My Valley" my ass. This is why the Oscars don't reflect the best movie of the year. Citizen Kane only lost because John Ford launched a smear campaign against Orson Welles.

[@andrewma9682]

That was Hearst I thought but yeah so much shit can get in between the best picture winner and the actual best movie.

[@SnaggingRaccoon]

Romil Great movies are great movies by themselves, they don’t need to be rewarded with some old statue to elevate that greatness. Everyone knows how good and influential Citizen Kane is to modern cinema and that alone is enough.

[@julianbufarull7602]

It was William Hearst, not John Ford.

[@filmreviewsandsht6862]

Not every movie that wins best picture deserves to do so, but Moonlight definitely did!

[@emmamcgurk6257]

The best years of our lives was so sad.

[@1411kitkat]

All quiet on the western front is truly one of the best movies ever

[@frozenpeas15]

and 2018 Best Picture is Shape of Water aye