Top 10 Oscar WINNING Reactions OF ALL TIME

What are the top ten Oscar winning reactions of all time? Here is my ranking! #oscars #academyawards #topten #theawardscontender
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[@PenaltyKillah]

How Roberto Benigni isn't #1 is a complete mystery to me 😭

[@55555gino]

Because he hates that film and that performance lol

[@MARY-jl5dj]

Giusto

[@alysononoahu8702]

He's there. In the intro

[@pureb7235]

Surprised you didn't include Olivia Colman's shocked reaction and speech on this list. Plus the other nominees reactions when her name was announced. Especially Glenn and Melissas reactions. 😂

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

True, that's my favorite one!

[@breensprout]

he has talked about that speech a lot! i think it was near the top of his list of favorite speeches!

[@cpcathy]

It’s disappointing that no one is really excited anymore because they’ve won a ton of awards that year already.

[@mr.introvert6173]

Absolutely, we want Adrien Brody, Marcia Gay Harden and Denzel Washington like surprise victory. Not winning in precursors, but surprisingly winning at oscars.

[@seankoontz4235]

True. I like how Octavia Spencer was a clean sweep for The Help but still had a shocked/overwhelmed reaction when she won

[@TB-om4dd]

they do everything to win

[@Rash23215]

​@@mr.introvert6173 lol what do u mean by adrien brody reaction?? U want people to sexually assault woman on stage??

[@zydration3538]

Like the win from just two ceremonies ago featured in the video? Or the other one from just a few years before that?

[@hrsdarwish306]

When JLC says shut up, all I think of is her as Anna in Freaky Friday lol.

[@larisalynnortiz8979]

😂😂

[@Argeaux2]

I’ve read Anna Paquin says she wishes she hadn’t worn that hat, but I love it. She didn’t think she was going to win, so she wore what she wanted to. I think it gives her acceptance speech a touch of class, and innocence. I’m glad she came back to acting as she is such a terrific actor.

[@mightyfinegal]

that hat and that entire outfit is so iconic though

[@filthybonnet]

I love it too. I mean it really fit for the fashion and style of girls her age at the time. I know because she's only two years older than me so I was rocking similar clothes. I read a while ago that she keeps her Oscar in her closet and when she won the Golden Globe for the first season of True Blood I was like is she going to put it next to her Oscar.

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

My favorite is Olivia Colman's reaction and that of her colleagues Emma Stone, husband, director, etc. Even though I wanted Close to win, one has to appreciate that wonderful reaction and subsequent speech!

[@CPTDoom]

My favorite Oscar reaction of all time is not from the winner; it's how both Meryl Streep and Chaz Bono react when Cher wins for "Moonstruck." They are both so happy and excited for her.

[@lalathefilmie]

I also love Julianne Moore’s reaction to winning best actress for Still Alice. She was on her 5th nomination and when her name is called, her face just says it all: “I did it.” Her win never fails to make me cry.

[@kristinschermann6581]

I also love the moment Anna Paquin won- and to see Holly Hunter how she is SO excited for her is awesome..... it's funny that they interviewed Anna on the Red Carpet before the show & she kept saying "Yeah, I mean, I'm not going to win, but..." & then she DID!!

[@BFA100]

What about Cuba Gooding, Jr's win for Best Supporting Actor for Jerry Maguire, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck winning Best Original Screenplay for Good Will Hunting and Olivia Colman's Best Actress win for The Favourite and how is it that Roberto Benigni's Oscar win is not in the Top 10? Brian Rowe forgot to mention the movie that won Geraldine Page her Oscar was for The Trip to Bountiful.

[@zafier1]

And Adrian Brody kissing Halle Berry was pretty good

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

Those are wonderful reactions indeed!!

[@evanboy2]

I was thinking the same!

[@beautifulmidnight]

@@zafier1Probably not for Halle Berry.

[@hellokellie]

I actually think Emma’s reaction isn’t about her dress, but about the fact that she not only thought Lily Gladstone was going to win, but she truly wanted Lily to win. I think about how Emma reacted to Lily wining GG.. I could be wrong but watching them all award season, I thought Lily was going to win too!

[@hellokellie]

Not the Golden Globes.. at SAG

[@perryjones7771]

I wasn’t even mad that Lily lost. Even though I was rooting for her HARD all awards season I was also rooting for Emma. Even though I thought Lily gave the better performance. Emma’s performance in “Poor Things” reminded me of Charlize Theron in “Monster” (the greatest performance ever.) Lily’s time is coming I don’t think that she’s gonna get nominated for “Fancy Dance” but at least it’s already a critically acclaimed performance after her historic nomination. She’s going in the right direction and she’s being treated like a leading lady as she should be. “The Memory Police” better be her Oscar moment.

[@filthybonnet]

I think it's a bit of this too. I don't think she was mad that she won after the dirt settled but it was the initial that oh crap I will forever be the white girl that won over the first Native American woman nominated and not only that but it's my 2nd oscar. Like think people wouldn't have been as annoyed if it wasn't her 2nd one.

[@marcelle8828]

Im so tired of this narrative. Emma campaigned her ass off, she was literally scabbing at some point. Clearly she wanted to win

[@ZahraSaleem465]

Shut up emma also want win

[@K0m30ng]

Three 6 Mafia's Oscar win for Best Original Song back in 2006 is also one of my favourites. The way they jumped around running to the stage after Queen Latifah announced the winner, the Oscars has become the BET Award where the director of the show seemed quickly told the camera crew to shoot all the black people (except George Clooney) at the audience during their speech 😂😂😂

[@oliviah.4741]

It was hilarious 😂

[@oscarman42]

I love that they began showing the nominee "boxes" in 1971 so that their reactions could be captured (for some odd reason they didn't do so in 1981). Though the cameras started panning the nominees (and winner reactions) back in 1960, it would have been fascinating to see their reactions on camera back in the earlier days.

[@PenaltyKillah]

Oh, what I wouldn't give to see Bette, Joan, the other Joan, or Olivia's faces when their nemesis won

[@iagoteles9627]

@oscarman42 i like your channel

[@oscarman42]

@@iagoteles9627 Thank you so much! Hope to see more of you.

[@PenaltyKillah]

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[@PenaltyKillah]

@@oscarman42 Thank you to @iagoteles9627 as well... without their comment, I wouldn't have found your channel (and subscribed to it!) Keep it up Oscar man!

[@TheCatIndeed]

I think a list of best presenter reactions would be fun. I always think of Julia Roberts saying “I love my life!” before announcing Denzel as the winner for Training Day.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

I guess I didn’t think Curtis was really surprised but it was meant to be more comedic way to show her appreciation. She did campaign a lot

[@laurissa1790]

I think Emma Stone’s reaction was more about losing to her friend Lily Gladstone who she was rooting for, and knowing there was going to be backlash at Lily’s loss. She said in her speech she was talking to Yorgos a few days prior and told him, “I was worried something like this might happen.”

[@ZahraSaleem465]

At the end emma deserve

[@laurissa1790]

@@ZahraSaleem465 I agree, she absolutely deserved it. Her performance was incredible!

[@laurissa1790]

I also love Meryl Streep’s reaction when she won for The Iron Lady. She did not think the Academy was going to give it to her again. Her speech was so great too.

[@rustincohle2135]

I loved Art Carney's dance and kick he did when he won. That and Jon Voight's eyeroll when he won, he looked annoyed to win.😄

[@supermom23]

Robin Williams in Goodwill Hunting. I 100% thought he would be #1.

[@ellenchavez2043]

Jack Lemmon should have gotten the Oscar for "The Apartment". Roberto Begnini should be #1 for "Life is Beautiful" and Adrien Brody should be #2 for "The Pianist"..who could forget his long Hollywood kiss with Halle Berry?

[@jamiebranco4092]

Sweet Baby Jesus, I think Binoche was the heart of " The English Patience". The scene at the church, the scene when her friend dies... the scene with morphine at the end... Holy Macaroni, San Giovanni of Prada! Enough for a best Actress win.

[@AsherTua]

I watched it several times and Eddie didn’t say the F-word. Can’t make it out, but it definitely didn’t start with F. I think Emma was more scared of the backlash that she won over Lily. Lauren Bacall looked PISSED. 😂

[@susandunn7207]

Idk. My personal favorite Oscar win was Ben Afleck and Matt Damon for Good Will Hunting. Their energy was infectious and it made everyone so happy for them.

[@aweberf2225]

Adrien Brody’s rxn when he won for The Pianist was pretty great.

[@jaylouis8227]

No Cuba Gooding, Jr.? He took to the stage like he knew he'd never win again, and well, so far....

[@johnnolan5579]

I think you could have included Olivia Colman again. That was a wow and a great speech.

[@AlexAttempts]

I’m glad you mentioned Timothy Hutton. His performance is fantastic and very much earned his award. A terrific actor, his work in Leverage is layered and shows his fantastic range.

[@txsailor82]

Love this❤. You should do a video on the worst and another on the best Oscar song performances and nominations

[@beautifulmidnight]

I still cringe when I think of Adele Dazeem cracking that high note on Let it Go. You can hear the orchestra speeding up and I think she was trying to keep up and didn’t get a good enough breath.

[@CJMcDonald-xn7mn]

I have been watching the Oscars for 50 years. Roberto is by far the best reaction!!

[@natebeach]

This is was delightful! Jack Lemon and Halle Berry's reactions are perfect!!! Thank You, for sharing this!

[@alexolivo4155]

Halle Berry win was the most unexpected and the most surprising that even the great Glenn Close babbled 'enemy, enemy, any, EMMY!' i remember it vividly I was laughing at her jumbled words live.

[@CherryAngel95]

Jennifer Lawrence getting so overwhelmed she trips and falls on the stairs should be on this list too 😂

[@micahbanks4324]

lupita is so stunningly gorgeous

[@andersonleonardorami]

The best collective réaction Is Adrian Brody's Win, it's amazing

[@dannysimion]

Love how a lot of your list showcases past award seasons where the excitement was there. It’s almost missing in modern seasons. Thankfully #10 spot brought it back for me! What a fun night that was!

[@bethcrumpton476]

I've heard alot of actors say that when they won, they didn't remember walking up to the podium. It's an out of body experience.

[@pophector]

Great top 10 list, Halle Berry's reaction & speech still hit me deeply ❤ Though I was hoping to see Michelle Yeoh in here as there was still a 50/50 shot of a win/lose situation so I think there was genuine surprise and happiness for another deserved & historic win.

[@MJC_227]

Halle's speech is my all time favorite. Another one for me is when Shirley MacLaine won for Terms of Endearment, that was a great speech!

[@ashcraft555]

I honestly think Bacall should have won, but I agree that JB's response was adorable.

[@barttanner8162]

This was a fun video to watch, thank you, Brian.

[@trolli3]

These videos are just so good, thanks!

[@alleahsasseville]

I just LOVE Jack Lemmon ❤ I know this could be an unpopular option, but I also like Adrien Brody

[@alpe1987]

I actually liked Jack Lemmon’s reaction.

[@rustincohle2135]

Who doesn't?

[@barrettgrey]

I think there are so many awards now, it takes the fun out of the oscars.

[@albalbuena6478]

Would the awards mean anything if they came after the Oscars?

[@courtneylingnofski575]

Adrian Brody???? Not even a mention….I’ve never seen a room of actors (esp male lead actors) so excited for someone to win…and i mean the kiss…i know it’s controversial but that was THE BEST… also shout outs for Cuba Gooding Jr, Ben and Matt’s first win, and Robin Williams win

[@jellydonutsrule]

I love these type of videos. I wish that we could see what movies the rest of the nominees were nominated for. Getting older, one forgets. Seeing the anctors and the movie title brings back so many memories.

[@CrystalWilliamsoncoach]

Kerry Condon didn't seem very happy either LOL

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

🤭

[@Luke-cu7bf]

Because she knows she got robbed. Jaime’s win was a legacy award and that’s it. Her performance in the overrated EEAAO wasn’t that good. Kerry’s performance was leagues better

[@perryjones7771]

@@Luke-cu7bfTHIS!!!! If Angela wasn’t going to win. I wanted either Kerry or Stephanie to win. She didn’t do a damn thing in that movie. And they wonder why no one takes that award seriously anymore. It should be about the performance not the campaign.

[@Chuuzus]

exactly! but guess who got the most backlash? Angela Bassett

[@jasmeen5712]

My favorite winning reaction is Halle Berry. It's not just her winning but what it represents.

[@hectormanuel9793]

Both, actor and actress, undeserved for the year. They only won because of the whole controversy the previous year that showed a lack of recognition of people of color, and I remember that my black friends said so, during the telecast and that it was a bittersweet victory, since, they would have never given it to Berry and Washington for those performances.

[@RandallDenison]

She is a beautiful white woman.

[@CineRam]

I loved Steve Martin's joke at the beginning of the 2001 ceremony, when he mentioned the Russell Crowe kidnapping scheme: "Tom Hanks, you should be ashamed of yourself." Cut to a close-up of Hanks, who looks comically embarrassed.

[@GaboPiste]

Great Job! I Love this video!

[@cedricchang6064]

The complete snub of The Color Purple is one of the most terrible crimes throughout motion picture history. I'll never get over that. Thank god Whoopi managed to win at least one Oscar after that terrible loss.

[@bambi274]

Whoopi and Oprah should habe won, both

[@mervyngreene6687]

Second only to "The Turning Point."

[@stam8927]

how was it snubbed when it won an Oscar for Whoopi? 😂

[@cedricchang6064]

@@stam8927 Whoopi won her Oscar for Ghost not for Color Purple.

[@fjosephgonzales6870]

@@stam8927 As another Comment states, Whoopi won Best Supporting Actress for Ghost, not The Color Purple. TCP was nominated for 11 Oscars and, sadly, won 0.

[@lanceschmidt28]

Has everyone forgotten Jack Palance's best supporting Oscar win for City Slickers in 1992? The man was 73 at the time and did one-armed push ups on the stage!!

[@johnchipol7716]

Halle berry best reaction

[@Anynom]

5:20: And Holly Hunter wins the award for the happiest loser in Oscar history. Love how Paquin just raced back down the steps to her seat clutching the Oscar like a doll.

[@marlonbeltran1135]

Because she knew she had the best actress trophy in her bag. Unlike Cate Blanchett who was expecting neither of her nominations.

[@andyroo9381]

A few of these wins brought back tear to my eyes.

[@carolhardin7397]

The English Patient is my favorite movie of all time.

[@elisamason4836]

I trully was moved to tears by Lupita's speech. Such elegance and beauty in that speech. ❤

[@mo6live]

Halle berry is still #1 for me

[@paulnelson7525]

I am glad Russell Crowe won an Oscar as he is such a good actor but to be honest I was so bored during Gladiator I fell asleep. He should have won for "A Beautiful Mind".

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

A beautiful mind is his greatest performance

[@bambi274]

Gladiator is a fantastic film

[@beautifulmidnight]

I’d love to see a video of oscar reactions of the winners’ costars/directors/etc. Seeing Mark Ruffalo’s pure fucking unbridled joy at Emma Stone’s win cured my depression.

[@carmenrafy]

Your number 1 pick is nothing compared to Roberto Benigni. No one has ever had a reaction to an award like that.

[@jean-philippeperez7976]

He over reacted unfortunately. This was a tad too much

[@mst3kanita]

Remember when Ving Rhames gives his Golden Globe for miniseries to Jack Lemmon?

[@Diamondelle84]

That was Cuba Gooding. Jr 😉

[@PaNdeM0niuM]

Halle Berry's win is Iconic !!! It deserved #1

[@fjosephgonzales6870]

The only problem I have with Halle Berry's win is that she seemingly overreacted IMO, considering the timing, in that the 9/11 tragedy had just occurred weeks earlier (that made me wonder about her life's priorities).

[@gz9035]

J Lee same energy ❤

[@jwdc7784]

How do you leave Cuba Gooding Jr off this list? Come on

[@quitequiet1]

I loved Juliette Binoche’s win and reaction also!

[@kimkelly5512]

It's great to see them truly surprised.

[@rimmymindplease8120]

Brilliant #1 choice. It was the first win I thought of when I read the video's title. Huge English Patient fan here so I was shocked along with Juliette.

[@Dee-v8u]

Emma Stone looked 'Oh no I won' she thought that Lily Gladstone was gonna win.

[@ZahraSaleem465]

Cry more fan lily 😂

[@cstiger4]

I love it that Stephanie Hsu is even more excited for Jamie Lee Curtis' win that her herself.

[@fjosephgonzales6870]

How could you have overlooked Art Carney winning for Best Actor in 1975 for "Harry and Tonto," when he simultaneously does a high kick and punches the air, just after getting up from his chair?

[@mariajosediazperez3751]

My favourite is Cuba Gooding jr.

[@TheNathanj2009]

Timothy Hutton was lead in Ordinary People, so annoying when they move young actors to supporting because of their age. Tatum ONeal was in every scene of Paper Moon and they put her in supporting at the expense of costar Madeline Kahn who was more deserving and was actually supporting!

[@RUSTA5]

Nikita Mikhalkov was also very surprised

[@JoanSmith-t7k]

There was only two winners that I knew in advance BEFORE they won; Christopher Walken for “ The Deer Hunter”, and Timothy Hutton for “ Ordinary People”. 😊

[@suefergusson5351]

Anna Paquin, from New Zealand,is the youngest supporting actor, in "The Piano SHE WAS 9YRS OLD

[@gerrisutton7586]

I'm surprised Sally Field wasn't on here.

[@ronniebailey715]

Jack Palance is someone I'll always remember, getting down and doing Push Ups.

[@SoulKnightKing]

Brian confuses. He drags Jamie Lee Curtis' Oscar win as one of the worst wins ever, but yet here he is praising her speech. Jamie is the reason Michelle Yeoh, the Daniel's, EEAAO won all their awards. She played the game and she won, why is she so vilified? But I love her win and her speech is one of the very best.

[@3l3llala13]

JLC's acting in EEAAO was one note; It got annoying really quick. No, she was not the reason why the others involved with the film won theirs. Curtis won because her Hollywood friends wanted to give the award to someone they knew and liked and had a long history with Hollywood going back to her parents.

[@martijnkeisers5900]

Sophia Loren announcing Roberto!! ❤

[@lisabradley6818]

Billy Crystal calling Robin Williams' name for Good Will Hunting...all time favorite Oscar moment

[@jsamson3234]

Someone forgot the moment when Julia Roberts won. She could've leapt out of her body with all that joy.

[@yohantio687]

i will always love to watch louise fletcher's winning over and over again.

[@cirougalde8171]

Jessica Lange was unhappy about losing to Meryl Streep at the 1983 Oscars. Lange was nominated for “Frances” and Meryl for “Sophie’s Choice.” So much so that the Academy’s video doesn’t show the actresses’ reactions when Sylvester Stallone announces the winner: “The marvelous Meryl Streep.”

[@johnnysure1]

1. Adrien Brody, 2. Cuba Gooding, Jr.

[@JacQues58]

The most surprising win was Adrien Brody when he went up and kissed Halle.

[@PenaltyKillah]

Imagine if Taylor Swift wins an Oscar... she'll be the new #1 😮

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

😂

[@tthemonsterr]

Lmao 😭😭😭

[@Blisteryn]

It's very possible 'cause her songs are crap but still she wins Grammys.

[@futurecanadian]

I enjoyed Sarah Polley's for winning best adapted screenplay. She was predicted to either win or lose to All Is Quiet On The Western Front (which started getting momentum going into the Oscars).

[@DanJoGalicia-3]

Meryl Streep's 3rd win was kind of a shocker and her reaction was priceless. I read that she had to sit backstage after giving her speech that night because she couldn't believe what had happened.

[@arnoldcohen1023]

Thanks!

[@DrR0BERT]

I would have included Marisa Tomei and Olivia Colman on your list.

[@chiedu90069]

Tilda Swinton's reaction is my favorite. She starts with "Oh...No!"

[@raywallacefan7786]

No mention of Art Carney's surprise Best Actor win over Nicholson and Pacino, where he does a little dance and kick? That should have been an honorable mention, at least.

[@kathykb8123]

Yes! That was awesome!

[@rustincohle2135]

Yes, I was gonna comment that too. That and Jon Voight's eyeroll when he won.

[@CharlieHepp]

Three 6 Mafia's Oscar win for Best Original Song back in 2006 is also one of my favourites. The way they jumped around running to the stage after Queen Latifah announced the winner, the Oscars has become the BET Award where the director of the show seemed quickly told the camera crew to shoot all the black people (except George Clooney) at the audience during their speech How Roberto Benigni isn't #1 is a complete mystery to me I guess I didn’t think Curtis was really surprised but it was meant to be more comedic way to show her appreciation. She did campaign a lot My favorite Oscar reaction of all time is not from the winner; it's how both Meryl Streep and Chaz Bono react when Cher wins for "Moonstruck." They are both so happy and excited for her. My favorite is Olivia Colman's reaction and that of her colleagues Emma Stone, husband, director, etc. Even though I wanted Close to win, one has to appreciate that wonderful reaction and subsequent speech! I love that they began showing the nominee "boxes" in 1971 so that their reactions could be captured (for some odd reason they didn't do so in 1981). Though the cameras started panning the nominees (and winner reactions) back in 1960, it would have been fascinating to see their reactions on camera back in the earlier days. Kerry Condon didn't seem very happy either LOL Great top 10 list, Halle Berry's reaction & speech still hit me deeply Though I was hoping to see Michelle Yeoh in here as there was still a 50/50 shot of a win/lose situation so I think there was genuine surprise and happiness for another deserved & historic win. 1. Adrien Brody, 2. Cuba Gooding, Jr. Brian confuses. He drags Jamie Lee Curtis' Oscar win as one of the worst wins ever, but yet here he is praising her speech. Jamie is the reason Michelle Yeoh, the Daniel's, EEAAO won all their awards. She played the game and she won, why is she so vilified? But I love her win and her speech is one of the very best. Eddie redmane was amazing I the theory of everything. He is receiving hate for his tony award performance cause it looked weird Unpopular opinion: Haley Barry deserved her win but her reaction is the worst over the top fake reaction yet. Anna Paquin was cute. But let's be honest, Rosie Perez deserved it. Here are 10 of my favorites that did not make this video. Phyllis Dalton winning Best Costume Design for Henry The 5th Anne Dudley winning Best Comedy Score for The Full Monty Rick Baker and Dave Elsey winning Best Makeup for The Wolfman Joel Hynek, Nicholas Brooks, Stuart Robertson and Kevin Mack winning Best Visual Effects for What Dreams May Come Tan Dun winning for Best Original Score for Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse winning Best Adaptation Score for Victor/Victoria Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Byrne and Cong Su winning Best Original Score for The Last Emperor Dean Parisot and Steven Wright winning the Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film Takashi Yamazaki, Kiyoko Shibuya, Masanori Takahashi and Tatsuji Nojima winning for Best Achievement In Visual Effects for Godzilla Minus One Billy Bob Thornton winning for Best Adapted Screenplay for Sling Blade Honorable Mention: Robert Duvall winning Best Leading Actor for Tender Mercies 25 Celebrities Who Destroyed Their Careers On Talk Shows Hollywood Uncovered Top 10 Greatest Shelley Duvall Performances The Awards Contender Deadpool & Wolverine LEAK EXPLAINED, New Footage & Details Revealed! The Cosmic Wonder Now playing Taylor Swift's Rise to Global Superstar: UNSEEN Interviews (ET Vault Unlocked) Entertainment Tonight My favorite is Olivia Colman's reaction and that of her colleagues Emma Stone, husband, director, etc. Even though I wanted Close to win, one has to appreciate that wonderful reaction and subsequent speech! I love that they began showing the nominee "boxes" in 1971 so that their reactions could be captured (for some odd reason they didn't do so in 1981). Though the cameras started panning the nominees (and winner reactions) back in 1960, it would have been fascinating to see their reactions on camera back in the earlier days. Kerry Condon didn't seem very happy either LOL.

[@samwinchester61]

Kim Bassinger for LA Confidential!! That was a moment!

[@tammylynnbeatricedoyle4500]

Wow! So many great actors ❤

[@joemusser861]

No one’s Oscar speech has ever been remembered or quoted like Sally Field. Can’t believe she didn’t make this list. You must not “like” her.

[@aalflyguy1184]

Ummm…. How could you not include Olivia Colman for The Favourite? Didn’t everyone think this was finally Glenn Ciose’s year and Colman was the spoiler? Colman ‘s reaction is one of utter shock & surprise.

[@bashful_michael]

Roberto Benigni and Olivia Colman should be in the top 10. 2 of the best winning reactions of all time!

[@Gringa_L]

Lauren Bacall didn't even try to hide her disapproval of the Academy's choice. It didn't look like disappointment, it looked like disdain to me. 🙂

[@michellemiles9966]

One of my favorite reactions is also Jamie Lee Curtis but not for her Oscar win, but rather her reaction when Michelle Yeoh won.