The History of the Best Visual Effects Oscar

[@Sandlot1992]

Spectacular Video Dude!

[@benjaminfenty8745]

Yeah, that wasn't cool of the Academy cutting off his mic while giving a speech that involved the bankruptcy of Rhythm and Hues.

[@joshuagiraffe]

Yeah, Best Visual Effects is one of my favourite Oscar categories, too. Like Daffy Duck once said about Visual Effects (in a 'Looney Tunes: Back in Action' featurette), "...the stuff the movie people do to make things that didn't really happen look like they really did!"

[@MrGabeanator]

so true

[@MrGabeanator]

if you ask me this year is a 3 way race between avatar black panther and top gun also thanks for mentioning Peter Ellenshaw the man was a genius

[@trevonpernell0814]

9:32 I remember Rhythm and Hues.

[@SketchBud]

It is unfortunate that despite all the hard work the artist put into these visual effects, they would get worse reception than praise for bringing such beautiful visions to life.

[@joshuagiraffe]

Truer words were never spoken!

[@thecinematicbandicoot7280]

Feels like Oscar voters today seem to favor realism over stylization like when First Man won over Avengers:Infinity War, but that's just the inner fanboy talking. Wait a minute! Ub Iwerks collaborated with Hitchcock?!

[@martingargaro4855]

Would you ever do a video about your favorite visual effects in movies?

[@cetrata1993]

Why is it that some revent telecasts are more about making fun of visual effects rather than respecting them? They did not need tobhave a sketch about cocaine bear taking away time from the speech