Top 5 Oscar Upsets of the Decade

[@yuzupon9998]

"You need to breathe" This channel in a nutshell.

[@TheOscarExpert]

I think I need to clarify that "upset" doesn't mean bad. It just means subverting expectations. Many of these picks are good upsets.

[@ItsJoeHut]

I don't know how no one could've predicted Ex-Machina beating Star Wars though

[@JunebugPresents]

Subverting your expectations. I expected the Coleman "upset".

[@shidneyseldon]

if only we don't base the winner off the precursor awards, non-related narrative (body of work), and blinding sentimentality, we know who will win. there are almost 10 thousand academy voters that are diverse, most of the time it's about the taste but simply, most of them are basing their choices off the best performance for that year without bias. because all of us don't want to lose due credit because someone else is more impartially preferred. OLIVIA COLEMAN and MOONLIGHT did not cause upsets for those who are not influenced with pseudo analysis.

[@oskari7121]

To be honest, these upsets are a big reason why I watch the Oscars. It was insane watching Moonlight / La La Land fiasco live.

[@pinklovenikki]

Oskari same! i almost was about to turn off the tv and then THAT happened and i screamed

[@mateogalvezarrascue6401]

Nikki Rodriguez Why turning off the tv?

[@abialston8476]

i was so upset about that and watching it live was INSANE

[@stevenmerkley979]

Manchester by the Sea should have won Best Picture.

[@stevenmerkley979]

Diego Pisfil It was a good movie.

[@MagnitudeReviews]

Meanwhile I’m over here still shocked and clueless as to how the hell Bohemian Rhapsody won Best Editing... let alone getting nominated. When it came out the same year as Searching... where the film is entirely editing & it would not have worked at all without it. And that film didnt even get nominated.

[@MagnitudeReviews]

Diego Pisfil Disagree with Frances McDormond. She deserved that win.

[@OrterMinat]

I actually think Sally Hawkins deserved it

[@faibabernard]

Perhaps that's why it didn't get the nom

[@faibabernard]

@Diego Pisfil 😅😅😅

[@OrterMinat]

@Diego Pisfil Cool, but that doesn't change how amazing Sally Hawkins' performance was.

[@rayhanihsannasution4199]

Olivia Colman is not an upset at all, it's a relief 😌

[@osielescalante2785]

Rayhan Ihsan Nasution I love Olivia and her performance was the best, but I felt terrible for Glenn Close.

[@faibabernard]

😅

[@classicmiriam]

I agree. She had the best performance of the year. Literally all of the sentiment for Glenn Close was she was overdue and she would have a record number of loses. It had very little to do with her performance in a movie that wasn’t getting any more nominations. Also Olivia also won the globe so as far as precursors she wasn’t far behind. People might discount her Bafta win because she is British but it right before the Oscars and a solid second. Indeed when she had won I wondered if it swung the momentum enough. Clearly it did. People might have been surprised but they were happy she won. She was amazing.

[@marisolgarcia3123]

Olivia I love her 😍

[@faibabernard]

@@classicmiriam Like Your argument... NeatLy Put!

[@angelcastaneda529]

I quickly remembered that Suicide Squad won the Oscar for Best Makeup and Hairstyling over Star Trek: Beyond. That was a mistake. And also Bohemian Rhapsody winning Best Film Editing.

[@Wired4Life2]

Best Makeup & Hairstyling was between those two the moment _Jackie_ didn't get nominated. And ACE gave their Drama award to _Bohemian Rhapsody,_ so it wasn't a surprise in the end.

[@soearadirimovie2685]

And the ironic thing is that the editing itself is Horrible...

[@laurynsalas7515]

Bohemian Rhapsody isnt an upset

[@jorssu13]

Bohemian rhapsody's editing was tragic. Amateurish almost.

[@soearadirimovie2685]

Yeah, I doubt the Judges knew exactly about technical kategory...

[@idawg7332]

I’m still pissed jake gyllenhaal didn’t even get nominated for night crawler and then Eddie redmayne won over Michael Keaton

[@neworleansguy10]

I can’t believe Christoph Waltz has 2 Oscars, so close together, for very similar roles.

[@jellylion2521]

They are practically opposite roles, what do you mean?

[@kellie8468]

They didn’t seem similar to me either. I actually preferred his performance in Django Unchained.

[@moviesandmusic5055]

@@jellylion2521 Yeah completely different lol

[@lorraineschmucker3230]

The Stallone loss still really upsets me. Now whenever I hear anyone say someone should win just because of a “good narrative” I dismiss it.

[@faibabernard]

Yeah sure switie... If good narrative, then the credit deserves to be meted out to the scribe... If good narrative is propellant for accolade, then certain performances shouldn't have neccessarilly won... Such as my Ghanaian brother FOREST WHITAKER in #TLKoS not the best of narratives but an undeniabLy perinial performance. Point; The individuaL Performance is the Leadin' factor to an award win!!

[@johnrigs6540]

That was awful!

[@jongon0848]

Creed in general got snubbed a lot! Looking back at the film, I'm genuinely surprised the film didn't get as many accolades as it deserved. It easily deserved nominations for Cinematography, Directing, Screenplay, Best Actor, and Best Picture.

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

Winning because of nostalgia and because he originated the role is not an excuse to win. Stallone can't move his face, he can't emote a damn thing. SAG got it right.

[@soil80]

I was so glad Moonlight won, it was the better movie.

[@dirtydinner2432]

I’ve stopped caring about the Oscars since Toni Collette got snubbed last year despite the fact that Hereditary was one the highest rated films by critics of 2018. Her portrayal of grief was one of the most realistic I’ve ever seen in a movie.

[@rayhanihsannasution4199]

she snubbed in every "big awards" not just the oscar, but she's winning in some film festival. it's quite predictable because those big awards always see genre film as another thing. the biggest snub last year was Ethan Hawke which should be the one to win.

[@dirtydinner2432]

Rayhan Ihsan Nasution Well when genre films are receiving more praise then any other films up for consideration you have to reevaluate how you select nominees or you will become out of touch with film critics and the film community at large.

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

In my opinion, she should've been nominated and wouldn't have been undeserving if she had won. Her performance was a home run!

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

@Diego Pisfil 'Hereditary' will go down as the greatest horror movie of the decade, it's really good and Toni's acting makes it even better.

[@user-ed5ju4qs7m]

@Diego Pisfil Hereditary isn't better than The Favourite. But Toni's performance was better than Olivia's.

[@rihannafan1429]

It wasn’t a shock but Rosamund Pike was ROBBED for her performance in Gone Girl. Imo it’s one of the best, if not the best performance this decade. Gone Girl as a whole was overlooked by the Academy and I don’t know why. It deserved nominations in Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Score & Editing

[@benjaminbuddy5549]

It was a crowded year for Oscar bait. I completely agree with you, it should've been nominated in most major categories over both The Imitation Game and Theory of Everything.

[@kristinaant9747]

Yes. Her performance is brilliant and iconic. In this year it is the same with Joaqin Phoenix in Joker.

[@faibabernard]

@Diego Pisfil Dude, I aLso must disagree with u and @theoscarexpert and say that #Birdman was a deserved win Aside the thought about the Production Duration, I couldn't say anything more that hasn't already been effecientLy done yet... NonetheLess, taking a Look at Birdman, it was totaL overthetop creativity at display from frame to frame... And I say here today, that #BIRDMAN will be more memorable as a #cLassic - watchout for it'd even be references for Lecturers at FilmSchools - and source materiaLs for young FilmMalkers... #blockings_Framing_flow_rythm_characterization_sets_realism etc... I don't disagree that #BoyHood was good a fiLm, but prudentLy stating the obvious/fact... #BIRDMAN was more derserving

[@jeanvanorinoco1814]

I saw the both film Gone Girl and Still Alice(Winner) Yes Rosamund Pike was one hell of a performance but what Julianne did was a possession of a role. Period.

[@SmearedBlackInk2003]

@Jay Cee THANK YOU

[@wattfadad688]

Olivia's performance was iconic, one of the best performances of all time.

[@JunebugPresents]

Agreed!

[@shidneyseldon]

excellent by a mile from the expected winner

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

Yes, totally, but Olivia’s role is supporting, she might have win as well. Emma Stone is the lead actress in The Favourite, that was how Glenn could must win.

[@annamacneill3309]

Really well made video! As much as I love the reviews and awards prediction videos its nice to see something in a different format like this.

[@TheOscarExpert]

We are hoping to have some more variety like this and do more video essays and such

[@almabaria4691]

Special Mention!!!! Best Original Screenplay 2019 Greenbook won over The Favourite

[@dariussalepetru6770]

No

[@richardlugali2690]

This year the biggest upsets were: Bohemian Rhapsody winning sound editing and film editing (A Quiet place and blackkklansman deserved those awards) Green book for best picture and original screenplay over the favourite and Roma Black panther winning original score over If beale street could talk, isle of dogs and Mary Poppins Regina King (she is good in the movie but nothing special, Amy Adams or Emma Stone deserved that)

[@blacktoad2425]

Rachel Weisz was better imo. And First Man should have gotten editing. Other than those two, I agree with you.

[@isaiahfreeman]

When you realize what they had to do to make Ex Machina work so well it's clear why it won the oscar. When I watched it I didn't even think twice about the fact that a solid person is standing there and the vfx work, corridor crew opened my eyes to the feat it was, especially at that modest budget.

[@MrS98VAC]

Glenn Close as Baby Jane & Meryl Streep as Blanche.

[@craiglomax8230]

The biggest best movie upset was Crash and Shakespeare in love

[@1234muaddib]

YES

[@johnrigs6540]

Both ridiculous!

[@rustincohle2135]

Crash deserved Best Picture.

[@craiglomax8230]

@@rustincohle2135 it really didnt ha

[@luizleal1742]

​@@rustincohle2135 No, it didnt

[@loferx]

Glenn Will win for sunset boulevard, it's prophetic

[@charlesfassbender2715]

Moonlight winning over La La Land I still can't believe it

[@JunebugPresents]

Moonlight was the better film though.

[@patcurrie9888]

@@JunebugPresents In your dreams. It was good until the 3rd act, seem disjointed from prior two acts. I only knew Shiron by visiting his mother. La La was a total film, way more deserving.

[@jhenning499]

@@patcurrie9888 Did you watch Moonlight?

[@patcurrie9888]

@@jhenning499 Yes, if you saw my comment above. I gave my points why I didn't think it didn't deserve

[@MichouThe]

@@patcurrie9888 La la la was a whitewashed Bollywood movie

[@thesinger1009]

My biggest upset ever is still when Gwenith Paltrow (Shakespeare in love) wan over Fernanda Montenegro (Central Station)

[@dariussalepetru6770]

Or Cate Blanchett Elizabeth

[@devonsmith8780]

U should post all those old reactions

[@justinwolf4676]

A great idea to make this Video!! The biggest Oscar upset for me is definitely La La Land not winning Best Picture!!! I haven't recovered from that shock yet and I probably never will...

[@daniellashah7995]

La La Land was a great movie but it was overrated .

[@CountryCowboy008]

@@daniellashah7995 so was Moonlight. It's basically a shallow film but won because niggas are in it

[@ellcally508]

@@CountryCowboy008 wrong and racist. Good for you.

[@CountryCowboy008]

@@ellcally508 come on. Disregarding the slur, it’s true.

[@Matik666Minecraft]

oh, Olivia Colman oscar win wasn't upset at all! It was the best part of this evening, after all these wins for Bohemian Rhapsody and best picture for Green book...

[@user-ed5ju4qs7m]

@Diego Pisfil Olivia Colman won for a reason. She had the best performance of the nominees. 1: Olivia 2: Glenn 3: Melissa 4: Gaga 5: Yalitza

[@user-ed5ju4qs7m]

@Diego Pisfil I agree, if I had it my way, Toni would have won. & Olivia's performance in Tyrannasaur was better than her performance in The Favourite.

[@faibabernard]

@Diego Pisfil TONI COLLETTE, yeah maybe... But my lovely actress VIOLA DAVIS for #Widows - C'mon... That performance wasn't really as amemorable as the movie itself so I might hafta disagree with my Love #VIOLADAVIS' nom suggestion

[@doc8013]

@Diego Pisfil you think the Oscars are a joke because they reward movie you don't want to win.

[@vapalaca]

Glenn Close could’ve won back to back Oscars for fatal attraction and dangerous liaisons.

[@toohache]

What about Jennifer Lawrence’s win that was such a tragedy

[@almabaria4691]

she deserves it. PERIODT

[@charlottebuchanan3193]

I agree w you Alex. JL is 100% OVERrated.

[@CountryCowboy008]

@@almabaria4691 no. That should've been Naomi Watts for The Impossible.

[@pb.j.1753]

Totally! But unfortunately , she was expected to win. No one even remembers that film or character or performance today. I‘m still upset.

[@ZR38315]

Pick Flick idk what you’re talking about. That movies great

[@joeya5147]

This was a really well done well edited top 5 list. You should definitely do more of these. Great job

[@sreenivaskamath4243]

Hans Zimmer getting snubbed for Inception, Interstellar and Dunkirk Hoyte van Hoytema getting snubbed for Dunkirk That was pretty insane

[@sreenivaskamath4243]

@Diego Pisfil Daniel Day Lewis Won Best Actor for Lincoln (2012) Should've won : Joaquin Phoenix for The Master

[@SixSamuraiUnited]

"This is Glenn Close's to lose" Me: "and she did"

[@Orca472]

People bring up gold derby but some of the experts think endgame will be nominated so clearly not reliable

[@JaceMD]

Olivia Colman winning over Glenn Close was heartbreaking to watch 😢 Maybe Sunset Boulevard will be her golden statue come 2021 🤞🏻

[@macwinwinnyday9374]

Sunset boulevard???.. A movie ???

[@AshaNimo1]

Olivia Coleman deserved it though just as much as Glenn

[@JunebugPresents]

Heartbreaking to you. Colman deserved it. I was really happy.

[@andyawardian1868]

Tom Hooper was not an "upset". His win was cemented with his DGA win, still the most reliable pre-cursor for any oscar.

[@anthonys0210]

Great video! I like this content of you guys. greetings from Panama PD: Ex Machina, still one of the most surprising wins and yet deserved and praised :)

[@aagold76]

sometimes 2 front runners cancel each other out and a 3rd sneaks through the middle.

[@LukgadePayakorn]

Spotlight is not the upset, it's well deserved.

[@etchedinstone7562]

Yes, Fincher was robbed.

[@johnrigs6540]

Yup

[@jmo5755]

you guys are the best youtube channel out there. You are super underrated

[@vighneshpillai7996]

How Christopher Nolan and David Fincher has never won an Oscar is still a mystery to

[@vighneshpillai7996]

@Diego Pisfil True.

[@vighneshpillai7996]

If you are a movie enthusiastic then do watch these Indian films.. 1: Pink (2016) 2: Black (2005) 3: Taare Zameen Par (2007) 4: Super Deluxe (2019) 5: The Shakespeare Trilogy By Vishal Bhardwaj (1: Maqbool(2003) = Macbeth 2: Omkara (2006)= Othello 3: Haider (2014) = Hamlet) 6: Kapoor and Sons (2016) 7: Tumbbad (2018) 8: Andhadhun(2018) 9: Queen (2013) 10: Dangal (2016) If you think I'm just bragging then also check their IMDb rating 😅

[@jeremystubbs1980]

Amy Adams *ARRIVAL* snub

[@jorssu13]

You can't call some movie winning an upset if it's thought to be one of the two films most likely to win. Green book wasn't an upset because it was clearly that or Roma. You can't call Moonlight an upset because it was always going to be that or La La Land. If something like Blackkklansman had won over Green Book that would've been an upset or similarly if something like Lion had won over Moonlight.

[@joangocha]

Jennifer Lawrence winning over Emmanuelle Riva; it's a big upset! Glenn Close was a big suprise!

[@CountryCowboy008]

@Diego Pisfil or at least Naomi Watts

[@pb.j.1753]

Jessica Chastain should’ve won that year!

[@everythingisawesome2903]

I was rooting for Naomi Watts that year.

[@Wired4Life2]

JLaw won SAG and unlike Close with The Wife (sole nom) and Colman in The Favourite (could’ve won some tech awards as well, though those ended up going to Black Panther), JLaw was her film’s best chance at winning. Also, Amour was going to win Foreign Language anyway.

[@JunebugPresents]

A big surprise to anyone if they didn't see The Favourite before the Oscars in 2019.

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

I liked this video. You should look back at Oscar history every now and then.

[@TheOscarExpert]

What shunned shoe-ins shook or shocked YOU?

[@dariussalepetru6770]

2010: Up won Animated Film over Coraline The Hurt Locker won Film Editing over Inglourious Bastards Precious won Adapted Screenplay over Up In The Air 2011: The King's Speech won Best Picture over Inception We Belong Toghether from Toy Story 3 won Original Song over I See The Light from Tangled 2012: Hugo won Cinematography over The Tree of Life Hugo won Visual Effects over Rise of the Planet of the Apes The Artist won Best Picture over Moneyball 2013: Brave won Animated Film over ParaNorman and Wreck-It Ralph Argo won Best Picture over Django Unchained Argo won Film Editing over Zero Dark Thirty Lincoln won Production Design over Anna Kermania Life of Pi won Original Score over Skyfall 2014: Frozen won Animated Film over Wind Rises Gravity won Film Editing over Captain Phillps Let It Go from Frozen won Original Song over Happy from Despicable Me 2 2015: Big Hero 6 won Animated Film over The Tale of the Princess Kaguya and HTTYD 2 American Sniper won Sound Editing over Interstellar The Grand Budapest Hotel won Original Score over The Theory of Everything The Imitation Game won Adapted Screenplay over American Sniper 2016: Ex Machina won Visual Effects over Star Wars The Force Awakens Spotlight won Best Picture over Mad Max Fury Road Inside Out won Animated Film over Where Marnie Was There The Big Short won Adapted Screenplay over The Martian Mark Rylance won Supporting Actor over Tom Hardy 2017: Jungle Book won Visual Effects over Doctor Strange Moonlight won Best Picture over La La Land La La Land won Production Design over Arrival Hackwas Ridge won Sound Mixing over Rogue One Casey Affleck won Best Actor over Andrew Garfield 2018: Coco won Animated Film over Breadwinner Dunkirk won Sound Mixing over Baby Driver Call Me By Your Name won Adapted Screenplay over Logan Shape Of Water won Best Picture over Dunkirk 2019: First Man won Visual Effects over Black Panther Rami Malek won Best Actor over Viggo Mortensen Bohemian Rhaspody won Sound Editing and Sound Mixing over A Quiet Place and First Man Green Book won Original Screenplay over First Reformed Vice won Best Makeup and Hairstyle over Border 2020: Toy Story 4 won Animated Film over Klaus 1917 won Best Picture over Parasite Little Women won Costume Design over Jojo Rabbit Jojo Rabbit won Adapted Screenplay over Little Women 2021: Fight For You from Judas won Original Song over Speak Now over One Night In Miami Mank won Cinematography over Nomadland Ma Rainey's Black Button won Costume Design over Emma My Opticuss Teacther won Documentary over Collective

[@brotherbrod]

when Day Lewis beat Phoenix in 2013. both great and deserving performances but i to this day feel like Phoenix was robbed. DDL still the goat tho.

[@SEH221]

Those classic 2016 Oscar Expert clips are incredible, love it 😂😂

[@andersenz]

My biggest upset of the decade was when the academy gave the best animated feature film to Big Hero Six over The Tale of the princes Kaguya (Isao Takahata´s last film before dying), Song o the Sea or How to train your dragon 2, also when Frozen won over Ernest & Celestine and The Wind Rises, both are in the TOP 10 best animated movies of the decade.

[@bendanzi8338]

I think this kind of content is gonna blow up ur channel real quick

[@hothotheat3000]

Glenn Close’s “I’m gonna die without an Oscar” tight-lipped face said it ALL.

[@frankmontes9353]

Stallone didn't direct the original Rocky, he wrote the screenplay and acted on it "only". He got nods for writing and acting.

[@Wired4Life2]

Unlike with Regina King _(If Beale Street Could Talk),_ not getting nominated at SAG or BAFTA hurt Stallone.

[@Wired4Life2]

Best Film Editing 2011 _(The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo),_ Best Production Design 2012 _(Lincoln),_ and Best Visual Effects 2015 _(Ex Machina)_ were the three biggest Oscar upsets of the decade.

[@Wired4Life2]

@Diego Pisfil _The Tree of Life_ didn't get nominated at BAFTA, though _Hugo_ lost there to _The Artist._ Still, it's a notable snub, whereas _Hugo_ got nominated everywhere and was the Oscar nominee leader (and would tie with _The Artist_ for the most wins that evening).

[@valentina5885]

but good upsets

[@stevenguzman9937]

My biggest upset wasn’t even in the Oscars. They didn’t nominate Toni Collette for Hereditary

[@anju04aa]

Also Mahershala Ali had such a minuscule role and Dev Patel should have got for Lion….he was just brilliant in that…

[@anthonybirkholz6104]

They need to redo 5 best picture Oscars: La La Land,(2016) ET(1982), Saving Private Ryan,(1998), The Sixth Sense(1999) and Inception(2010).winning their years.

[@mr.introvert6173]

La la land and et👍

[@gabrielcaswell3670]

Olivia Coleman was absolutely not a shock.

[@grahamrichardson4532]

I was expecting Olivia Colman to win, the UK media had been predicting it all week in the build up to the Oscars. So it wasn't a surprise to us. And, she deserved it too. Also, Spotlight deserved Best Picture, brilliant film. Finally, Mark Rylance absolutely deserved his award. He was amazing.

[@josephhayden9941]

I'm surprised Crash and Brokeback Mountain for best picture wasn't number one.

[@mateoesteban1527]

Amazing video! You should do a ranking of the top 10 Oscar winning performances of the decade in each acting category ranked from worst to best. That will be awesome!

[@thecedex]

I think as the night went on we could see La La Land looking really vulnerable it lost quite a lot of key techs

[@MikeysGayToday]

I walked out of THE FAVOURITE and said Olivia would and SHOULD win that Oscar. Glenn may win for Sunset Blvd.

[@adubis4567]

Expecting Hopkins on the updated vid in 10 years!

[@krogdog]

Ex Machina only had a budget of about $8 million making it even more of a surprise that it won Best Visual Effects

[@moviesandmusic5055]

His reaction to the winner of Visual Effects 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnrigs6540]

Sometimes (like some of those upsets!)Oscar is just plain WRONG! Looking at the history of these awards it’s actually STUNNING how many iconic and memorable performances and films lost to average and forgettable ones. You just say to yourself “Really?! What the heck were they thinking?!”

[@Wired4Life2]

Stallone and Close's losses aren't that surprising when you consider that they were the sole Oscar noms for their respective films, losing to performances in films that had at least a handful of Oscar noms heading into the night. In other words, the Academy felt some pressure to give something to the more recognized films across the board.

[@faibabernard]

Hmmm... I don't think so... If you deserved it, you deserved it. JAMIE FOXX in #Ray, FOREST WHITAKER in #TLKoS, DENZEL WASHINGTON in #Glory JULIANNE MORRE in #StillAlice... Their films didn't particuLarLy do well with noms in other categories, yet stiLL went home with the statuette... So I don't really think that was really the case here😏

[@Wired4Life2]

@@faibabernard Foxx was in a Picture/Director nom. Washington was in a film that barely missed out on Picture/Director noms. Whitaker and Moore may have been the sole noms for their films, but they swept all the major acting precursors.

[@forgettingmyself12]

Emma Stone over Isabelle Huppert was heartbreaking!

[@CountryCowboy008]

@Diego Pisfil you mean Naomi Watts?

[@CountryCowboy008]

Isabelle's performance is good but a lot of actresses can replicate that performance. Jessica Chatain's or Naomi Watts', however, are more deserving.

[@royalgecko5683]

I love how when Olivia Coleman won, even Lady Gaga was like "wtf?" XD, but like you said it was a unique preformance and Olivia Coleman was never nominated in the same category as Glenn Close again........ GOD DAMMIT!!!!

[@djwarrior5150]

Biggest dream for me every year is for them to Fuck up so bad again and call the wrong winners

[@SixSamuraiUnited]

I'll never let the Stallone loss go

[@takeafuckingshower]

lol watching La La Land lose was one of the greatest joys of my life

[@faibabernard]

🤣

[@ririschannelx]

Same omg

[@neworleansguy10]

Yuh. Ex-Machina was a (pleasant) shock!

[@BeachSkies]

neworleansguy10 yup!! Doesn’t need a 5 billion dollar budget cgi to get an Oscar. Best VFX doesn’t mean the most money out into it. It definitely was a relief seeing Ex Machina slay those big action films and get an Oscar 👏

[@claireindigo1200]

Olivia Coleman is a legend, she deserved that Oscar. Her performance was amazing.

[@claireindigo1200]

Diego Pisfil it’s not my fault the academy has genre bias

[@andresland182]

Mmm Jennifer Lawrence's win? It must be there. A huge mistake

[@thelastattempt666]

What about Crash over Brokeback Mountain? That to me was way more of an upset right?

[@iskander69]

Sorry, but not agree about Olivia Colman is GREAT in her performance, I don't think she was a upset, not at all.

[@bucklakelukie]

Stallone didn’t direct Rocky he wrote it

[@TheOscarExpert]

Ah shoot my b

[@davisoaresalves5179]

You are hugely wrong Colman is the best British actress, and if you don't like her performance, then overtake it.

[@haroldandmod]

Mfs say La La Land was “robbed”, it won Director, Actress, Cinematography, Score, Song and Production design but I guess poor La La Land really needed more Oscars

[@haroldandmod]

To clarify, La La Land is in my top 10 of the decade but it’s total bait and was already sweeping everywhere.

[@norm-bb3bb]

The biggest upset was Joaquin Phoenix for Gladiator, fuck the Oscars if he doesn't win this time.

[@thahaabdurrahman4029]

im sorry but i love Olivia Colman to win :)

[@herocity1165]

Imagine sitting there nominated in a category with David Fincher , the Coen Brothers David o'russell and Andrei Arlovski

[@Abhi-cb7eh]

Ex Machina is way ahead of Mad Max and Star Wars in terms of VFX that year. Most people watched Star Wars and Mad Max because these movies are widely released with big budgets and obviously watched by more people than Ex Machina. And the people who disagree with Ex Machine are the ones who are not familiar with the technics of VFX shots. Most critics at Gold Derby are not the ones with the right knowledge about visual effects. Critics can be wrong. People must watch all the nominees before having an opinion. I am glad Ex Machina won the Oscars. It was one of the best VFX films of that DECADE.

[@sama2086]

The fact la la land didnt win still hurts ngl

[@kathya2144]

Now, after Tom Hooper directed one of the biggest CATaStrophes ever, the Academy regrets giving him Best Director over David Fincher. Shame on you, Academy

[@crazydouglasb]

Could you make another video about other decades? Can't wait for that scandalous winning by Gwyneth Paltrow over Fernanda Montenegro in 1999.

[@moniquelacosta5170]

Sometime in the near future Glenn Close should be given an honorary Oscar for her collective work. Glenn Close has a Beautiful Singing Voice. In her next film, if she sings with great feeling while playing a very emotional character, she will win the Oscar. I hope that happens. She should use all of her talents.

[@frederic3988]

Very solid list. The most shocking one has to be Ex Machina winning Visual Effect over Mad Maz and Star War.

[@henryanderson6462]

I remember shortly after Green Book won Best Picture, someone edited the Wikipedia page for the 91st Oscars to say "Wack Ass Oscar Bait" instead of Green Book!

[@dudeinaleatherjacket]

I agree with your #1...best thing about this video is your reactions!

[@Zanderthegrape]

The only person I would’ve been okay with Glenn Close losing to was Olivia Colman. I was kinda sad but oddly happy at the same time

[@Northsidewolves]

Jake Gyllenhaal snubbed for nightcrawler ... My man should have won Let alone being nominated !!

[@65g4]

I loved Moonlight winning

[@NeverLetMeGo777]

I sincerely hope people would stop comparing Glenn Close to Julianne Moore. Moore's performance got raved ever since it premiered at TIFF and she won all the industry/televised awards under the sun that year. Globe, SAG, BFCA, BAFTA, Indie Spirit plus tons of critics awards that Close didn't manage to win. Nobody has a real shot in Moore's year and for those who are not aware The Academy HATED Gone Girl (rightfully so imho). Only similarities is that they were both overdue at that point and being the sole nominee of their respective films and that's it. The Academy loved Moore's performance and it shows. Obviously the same can't be said about Close.

[@hissellbermudez8122]

One upset for me was Jennifer Lawrence over Jessica Chastain for best actress in 2013.

[@ci5297]

moonlight winning isn’t an upset AT ALL

[@mateogalvezarrascue6401]

John Bonham Yes it is, La La Land is the Singing in the rain of our time, and Moonlight, despite Naomi Harris and Mahershalla Ali great performances, is a very forgettable movie.

[@mateogalvezarrascue6401]

Jay Cee For me it isn’t. I think La La Land is a movie that will live for many years. And putting it in the same place as Singing in the Rain may sound ridiculous now, but not in the next 10 years. On the other hand hand, Moonlight is just another overrated film from the Left Hollywood. It was choose with the intention to give black people more representation in the Oscars, I get it, but it wasn’t the best that year. Hacksaw Ridge, Hell or High Water and Arrival were MUCH BETTER movies than Moonlight. Although, I understand Moonlight may be a meaningful for black and gay people ... at least it was better than Black Panther ...

[@mateogalvezarrascue6401]

Jay Cee I never said it cannot be meaningful for a non black or gay person, it can. However, when movies are being rated based on how many black or Chinese people are represented ... that’s when movies start to lose meaning, at least for me. Is very known that in the last years Hollywood overrates movies that point out this social issues. I am a guy who likes good stories, simple as that. For example I loved Get Out. But for me Moonlight was just boring, lame and trying too hard, although with good performances. Maybe it was not targeted to me, who knows. Also I understand you didn’t like La La Land ... subjectivity. But it’s one of the best musicals of the century. It’s hard to say if La La Land it’s at the same level of masterpieces like Singing in the Rain, only years will tell us if it survives the pass of time. What I tried to say in the earlier comment was that La La Land is probably the best musical of our era, just like Singing in the Rain was for the Golden Era of Hollywood in the 50’s. If you deny that, you are denying facts man ...

[@mateogalvezarrascue6401]

Jay Cee 238 Awards are facts ... well I do think it’s a masterpiece. And it’s as good as Singing in the Rain 🤣

[@tobyclarkthomson8443]

My dad’s favorite actors are Stallone and Hardy. So yeah he threw his beer at the tv

[@meghansmith]

omg pls tell me that is a colonial common room at emerson during the oscar viewing party

[@clownfromspongebob3979]

Fun fact: I was going to watch the Oscars and I couldn’t because my cousin was getting married the same day. Little did I know that she got married the same day they made a mistake on best picture

[@peteroscarson1188]

I still cant rememeber any song from La la land.