What about Kevin O'Connell, who finally won the previous year? He won Best Sound Mixing for HACKSAW RIDGE, which was his 21st NOMINATION! There's also James Ivory, who won his first ever Oscar at age 89.
axr714 There is also Ennio Morricone the Italian with the most iconic American western tune and only won an honorary Oscar and an Oscar for the score of The Hateful Eight...
+HOPELESS ENTERTAINMENT That's true. Interesting side note: James Ivory is now the oldest ever Oscar winner, a record that was previously held by Ennio Morricone. Also, before Morricone, the oldest winner record was held by Charlie Chaplin (who won his only competitive Oscar - Best Original Score for LIMELIGHT - just days shy of his 84th birthday).
Mister Who Sometimes I wish that the story of Officer K and how he was linked to Deckard could be simpler... and the story could have focused more on the fight between the leads with Wallace.
@Kanishk Wardhan yeah for portraying a brutal dictator who killed more indians than Hitler killed Jews And the best thing is that they didn't even portray this bitter truth bout him in this so called movie
@Kanishk Wardhan ji mere dost maine dekhi hain wo movie aur usko banane m 20 saal c jyada research ki thi director ne Sir Ramanujan k upar movie banane k liye or main ye ache c janta aur manta hun ki bollywood ne unhe tribute diya hota to messed up hoti wo movie aur is level ki movie kabhi nahi bana pate But maine kahi Gary Oldman ko nahi doshi tehraya hain This is art which is biased and we should raise voice against it instead of praising it thats what i believe and because i am a proud Indian i condemn such movie which is hypothetical and do not characterises the true portrayal of that criminal Churchill instead of appealing for awards for that movie particularly if i am indian whose ancestors were oppressed because of his war crimes He is getting all sorts of good reputation of which he is not entitled of. No offence
I sadly disagree, I think Gary transformed into Winston Churchill flawlessly. The film is a little slow paced but Gary's performances is what elevates it. I do feel this should have been his second or third Oscar.
Watching Blade Runner 2049 in the cinema was nothing short of a breathtaking experience that I will never forget. So many scenes where there was no music, no dialog, minimal sound effects, yet the ENTIRE audience was dead silent, closely paying attention to every little detail on the screen. I feel bad for those who did not get to watch this masterpiece on the big screen with a good sound system. Easily one of the best and most memorable movies I have ever seen.
+Twisted Films Indeed, I told everyone I knew to see it in the theater for the experience, the cinematography and the soundtrack rattling the floors- a perfect blend. I keep checking ticket listings to see if a theater brings it back out for a few showings.
And also no nomination for Sylvia Hoeks, who played one of the best villains in years, that was a total blow. Harrison Ford also deserved a nomination.
@@PeterRabbit4Eva i agree. The Dark Knight and LOTR were the best movies of the 2000s, and Blade Runner 2049 seems to become the best movie of the 2010s.
It's just a modern masterpiece. Many people won't understand the importance of it until decades from now, it's the 2001 odyssey curse basically, when something is so good it becomes to far out for most people to comprehend. But then time passes by, and everyone is like, oooooooh...
Met him last month. He's as humble and amazing as you can imagine. I got about 15 minutes with him (at a pre-red carpet cocktail) and we talked about his movies, his favorite directors, his upcoming projects and so much more. I was a nervous wreck and i probably babbled so fast that he barely understood me, but he was patient, humble and was even interested in my work (i'm a film blogger).. Soooo in a nutshell... Sometimes you should meet your heroes... They'll surprise you
I messaged Roger Deakins once and I got a response from him where he gave me advice on how to light night scenes. One of the highlights of my life. He’s one of the greatest living cinematographers and so happy he finally won for this and now 1917.
I was happy when Blade Runner 2049 won Visual and cinematography. Blade runner is getting more attention, Blade Runner is master of both visual and cinematography.
Nathan S yeah mudbound definitely had some gorgeous shots, third place for me too. Darkest Hour should be last. There was only maybe one or two decent shots in that movie, but Gary Oldman is really the only redeeming factor of it all.
I'm almost disappointed that it took the Academy this long to give this man what he deserves, it's been a long time coming Roger Deakins the GOAT!!!!!!
I thought “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” was amazing as well. Plus, Shawshank is my all-time favourite film. Regardless, he utterly deserved this Award, and I loved the audience’s reaction to his win.
After 14 nominations, Roger Deakins has finally achieved his first victory in the Oscars for best photography. Also, allow me to share all the name of the projects which were involved in the past. 1° The Shawshank Redemption (1995) (Defeated by John Toll for "Legends of the fall") 2° Fargo (1997) (Defeated by John Seale for "The english patient") 3° Kundun (1998) (Defeated by Russell Carpenter for "Titanic") 4° O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2001) (Defeated by Peter Pau for "Crouching tiger and hidden dragon") 5° The man who wasn´t there (2002) (Defeated by Andrew Lesnie for "The lord of the rings: The fellowship of the ring") 6° No country for old men (2008) (Defeated by Robert Elswit for "There will be blood") 7° The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2008) (Defeated by Robert Elswit for "There will be blood") 8° The reader (2009) (Shared with Chris Menges. Both of them were defeated by Anthony Dod Mantle for "Slumdog Millionaire") 9° True Grit (2011) (Defeated by Wally Pfister for "Inception") 10° 007 Skyfall (2013) (Defeated by Claudio Miranda for "Life of Pi") 11° Prisoners (2014) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "Gravity") 12° Unbroken (2015) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "Birdman") 13º Sicario (2016) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "The revenant")
The work he did in the train robbery scene for Jesse James was breathtaking. Everything was top notch: the score, the direction, Pitt’s walk, I still think that’s his best work. Still, the man is outstanding.
I remember crying a little when everyone stood for him. After 84 years of working with 3/4 of the first floor-level seats in that theater, they all got up, not just by absolute respect for the man's work but also because "Hey, that's Roger". If anyone here doesn't know about Roger, he has this (really horrible looking) website where there's a public forum where he politely and patiently answers question about every aspect of his job, cinematography and working on set, etc. He answered some questions i asked him like he was a friend i was emailing. The archives are like a gold mine if you are into photography or a hopeful future DP. He is the most humble, accessible, generous DP and deserves the recognition from his peers, he's had everyone's respect for decades anyways but this was cool. Plus, his work is just fucking amazing.
This was the highlight of the night! He FINALLY won! And RIGHTFULLY deserving! I thought The Revenant was the best looking movie of the decade! Roger Deakins created a visually stunning movie that no other movie has ever looked! Bravo Deakins on finally winning and winning for the right movie! Although I wish he had won for The Shawshank Redemption and No Country for Old Men along with this.
Guys, notice how the entire room gave him a standing ovation and floored him with applause. That guy had prolly worked with more than half of that room and they gave him the rightful applause he deserved, because everyone in that room knew he'd gotten screwed over 13 times before. Totally deserved win, I'm glad the Academy thought so too. Hopefully there's a few more to come.
Such a well deserved win! After 13 nominations he finally won on his 14th! After being nominated so many times, him winning was amazing. Also, the cinematography for Blade Runner 2049 was just outstanding which is another reason why he won! Incredible!
That night will always be in my mind and heart, just for Roger Deakins and James Ivory. I was so happy for them!!!! BR2049 is one of the most beautiful movie I've ever seen and CMBYN was my favorite film of 2017 and one of my all time favorites!!!! Amazing Work, Amazing Persons!!!! LEGENDS!!!!!!
Notice the way she pronounces: “Hoyte van Hoytema”. It struck me that it does not sound like most USA-people would pronounce his name (Dutch). Then I remembered that she was brought up biligual and speaks German well, which explaines her way of pronouncing his name. Just a random observation 😆🤩👌🏽
My favourite win of the night FINALLY my favourite cinematographer gets what he deserves. Although I think he also should have got it for Skyfall and Shawshank Redemption
Probably the most deserved Oscar of the night
This decade as well?
Nahh he deserves more.
After sam rockwell of course...
Remove the word "probably".
Nolan deserved something too
"This is the first Oscar and fourteenth nomination for Roger A. Deakins." - Oscar Woman, 2017
You mean Sandra Bullock?
@@gabeh1839 No. The woman that talks while the winner walks up to the stage.
@@gabeh1839 Epic fuck uo
@@eduardobragaxz Yes, I saw this
@@eduardobragaxz I remember.. she was like: "Emny... Enemy..... Emmy!"
Leo just had like 5 noms and people went crazy. This dude had 13 loses!!!!
What about Kevin O'Connell, who finally won the previous year? He won Best Sound Mixing for HACKSAW RIDGE, which was his 21st NOMINATION! There's also James Ivory, who won his first ever Oscar at age 89.
13 loses for some serious stuff! Leo won BA by grunting
axr714 There is also Ennio Morricone the Italian with the most iconic American western tune and only won an honorary Oscar and an Oscar for the score of The Hateful Eight...
+HOPELESS ENTERTAINMENT That's true.
Interesting side note: James Ivory is now the oldest ever Oscar winner, a record that was previously held by Ennio Morricone. Also, before Morricone, the oldest winner record was held by Charlie Chaplin (who won his only competitive Oscar - Best Original Score for LIMELIGHT - just days shy of his 84th birthday).
Thomas Newman still hasn't won after 14 nominations
I’m so glad Roger Deakins got a genuine standing ovation.
I think that's a first for a cinematography Oscar winner.
Damn true!
Roger Deakins FINALLY got the Oscar! He deserved it for Blade Runner 2049.
Jacob Dominguez Also should've at least been nominated for Prisoners.
Devious_99 I haven't seen Prisoners yet, but I believe you!
Jacob Dominguez It's all in the details with Prisoners. It's genius once you see it. :)
He has.
gellert varga Oh right! I thought he wasn't. Oops.
It's a shame how overlooked Prisoners still was though.
Finally!!! I can't remember the last time a cinematographer who got a standing ovation.
It's first time. He deserved it many times already.
He is a hottie. Also very talented and very popular in the business.
They know a legend when they see one
Everyone worked with him 😂
Blade runner 2049 was a breathtakingly beautiful film.
Most of the shots really are something...
Totally agree, Blade Runner 2049 was true and faithful to the original while at the same time, expands the universe in that story
Mister Who
Sometimes I wish that the story of Officer K and how he was linked to Deckard could be simpler... and the story could have focused more on the fight between the leads with Wallace.
Literally every frame was like a painting
Hell yes
Only Oscar that mattered
JPalm27 ur right
And Gary Oldman Oscar.
@Kanishk Wardhan yeah for portraying a brutal dictator who killed more indians than Hitler killed Jews
And the best thing is that they didn't even portray this bitter truth bout him in this so called movie
@Kanishk Wardhan ji mere dost maine dekhi hain wo movie aur usko banane m 20 saal c jyada research ki thi director ne Sir Ramanujan k upar movie banane k liye or main ye ache c janta aur manta hun ki bollywood ne unhe tribute diya hota to messed up hoti wo movie aur is level ki movie kabhi nahi bana pate
But maine kahi Gary Oldman ko nahi doshi tehraya hain
This is art which is biased and we should raise voice against it instead of praising it thats what i believe and because i am a proud Indian i condemn such movie which is hypothetical and do not characterises the true portrayal of that criminal Churchill instead of appealing for awards for that movie particularly if i am indian whose ancestors were oppressed because of his war crimes
He is getting all sorts of good reputation of which he is not entitled of.
No offence
@@culttops1296 true , Gary oldman was well deserved .
The only Oscar that mattered that night
Exactly!
yes
Actually, you are right, she was absolutely amazing in "I,Tonya".
inigoisb You forgot Coco
Jonathan Pinzon there wasn’t any competition though
“My wife.. whatever” lol gotta love this guy and his awkwardness
Gary Oldman, Sam Rockwell, and Roger Deakins' wins were so satisfying. Especially Roger.
Angel- Movie and Marvel Maniac. Sam and Roger's wins were my favourite ones.
I'm gonna have to disagree with Sam. Shoukd have been Michael Stuhlbarg.
Don’t forget James Ivory, who also won his first Oscar that same night.
Oldman won for one of his most boring roles
I sadly disagree, I think Gary transformed into Winston Churchill flawlessly. The film is a little slow paced but Gary's performances is what elevates it. I do feel this should have been his second or third Oscar.
His work really is amazing. Dude loses 13 times and then goes up and says 'it was a team effort'. Class act all the way.
Shame on you Academy, for not even nominating Blade Runner 2049 for best picture award 😤
Best movie of the year
Things how the Post receive more attention for be so bored and plane 😒😤
two simple words, Meryl Streep
Hail Meryl
i cant wait till she dies
iplaybose probably gonna outlive you lmao
Should've been for best picture and best director.
yep. Ford should have been nominated too. His best performance in years.
thegooseman No
Watching Blade Runner 2049 in the cinema was nothing short of a breathtaking experience that I will never forget. So many scenes where there was no music, no dialog, minimal sound effects, yet the ENTIRE audience was dead silent, closely paying attention to every little detail on the screen. I feel bad for those who did not get to watch this masterpiece on the big screen with a good sound system.
Easily one of the best and most memorable movies I have ever seen.
+Twisted Films Indeed, I told everyone I knew to see it in the theater for the experience, the cinematography and the soundtrack rattling the floors- a perfect blend. I keep checking ticket listings to see if a theater brings it back out for a few showings.
I’m really angry at myself for missing it on the big screen.
I had no intention to see this movie but decided to see it in a theater on a whim with some friends. So glad I did. It was unexpected and spectacular.
I got to watch it twice, in IMAX 3D
Definitely the best cinematic experience of my life, so far
ShanthanuC 3D didn’t ruin it?
Happy for Deakins! It's a shame the best movie of the year, Blade Runner 2049, didn't win more Oscars (or even get nominated)...
It won for VFX
It won two and was nominated the most awards outside of Best Picture, I think Blade Runner 2049 will be okay. Lol
It should have been nominated also for Best Picture instead of The Post
Sam Vargas Denis Villeneuve
for Best Director.
And also no nomination for Sylvia Hoeks, who played one of the best villains in years, that was a total blow. Harrison Ford also deserved a nomination.
Work hard and never, never give up
Yeah, maybe i'll finally become rich and famous by the time i'm 97
Thanks Mom!
@@paradox... bruh😆
Blade runner 2049 was best picture in my opinion
Mikey' Michael THANK YOU
Not just yours
Best Director as well. Denis Villenueve was massively snubbed!
Mikey' Michael For me, it’s the Best Picture of 2010’s.
@@PeterRabbit4Eva i agree. The Dark Knight and LOTR were the best movies of the 2000s, and Blade Runner 2049 seems to become the best movie of the 2010s.
30 years, 15 nominations, finally wins and says it was a team effort. A rare show of gratitude and being down to earth. I envy it!
Watched the film the other day. Holy crap, was that Oscar well deserved! :D
It's just a modern masterpiece. Many people won't understand the importance of it until decades from now, it's the 2001 odyssey curse basically, when something is so good it becomes to far out for most people to comprehend. But then time passes by, and everyone is like, oooooooh...
"Remember that time Denis Villeneuve made a 155 million dollar art house sci-fi film...?"
right??
riight????
The first Blade Runner was a flop when it came out, yet somehow managed to set the standard for a whole genre.
Standing ovation for Deakins. Awesome.
My faith has been restored in humanity.
My faith has been restored in Oscars*
You know the Academy hates Roger Deakins when they chose the presenter for the thumbnail😂
Edward Lescadieu and the zoom went for the wrong person, they surely hate him 😂
Literally zero dislikes, because there is no debate who deserved this Oscar
Vincent Knight some 44 men just wanna watch the world burn
Tsssss sry man 107 now
Dunkirk was beautiful too
@@thepaperninja3123 Dunkirk looked like poopy mud compared to BR2049
@@YVman24 Wtf no.
Met him last month. He's as humble and amazing as you can imagine. I got about 15 minutes with him (at a pre-red carpet cocktail) and we talked about his movies, his favorite directors, his upcoming projects and so much more. I was a nervous wreck and i probably babbled so fast that he barely understood me, but he was patient, humble and was even interested in my work (i'm a film blogger).. Soooo in a nutshell... Sometimes you should meet your heroes... They'll surprise you
I messaged Roger Deakins once and I got a response from him where he gave me advice on how to light night scenes. One of the highlights of my life. He’s one of the greatest living cinematographers and so happy he finally won for this and now 1917.
Emmanuel Lubezki should've presented this award
lol
He gets nominated for 13 films, then wins on his 14th and 15th nomination. That's an amazing turnaround.
The most over due Oscar in history.
You heard of Martin Scorcese?
1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Dunkirk
3. The Shape Of Water
4. Mudbound
5. Darkest Hour
Agreed Blade Runner 2049 should've been nominated for Best Picture
Most desrved oscar man he looks like a child but an adorable one .
That's how you know he loves what he does
I was happy when Blade Runner 2049 won Visual and cinematography. Blade runner is getting more attention, Blade Runner is master of both visual and cinematography.
I love how Rachel Morrison cheers for Deakins after the announcement. As a younger cinematographer she clearly looks up to him as one of her heroes.
She was actually the first woman nominated for best cinematography ever
1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Dunkirk
3. The Shape of Water
4. Darkest Hour
5. Mudbound
I'd put Mudbound over the Shape of Water and Darkest Hour personally
Nathan S yeah mudbound definitely had some gorgeous shots, third place for me too. Darkest Hour should be last. There was only maybe one or two decent shots in that movie, but Gary Oldman is really the only redeeming factor of it all.
I'd put Shape of water and Darkest hour over Dunkirk
There were some great movies this last year
NUTTY33 3 Indeed, don't forget about the Disaster Artist with my boy Tommy Wiseau
I'm almost disappointed that it took the Academy this long to give this man what he deserves, it's been a long time coming Roger Deakins the GOAT!!!!!!
This man is one of the greatest cinematographers of all time!
Best Cinematographey work after The Revenent ,congratulations to Roger Deakins and 14 nominations he finally get it 🎊 🎊 🎊
Shubham Goel I wish he also won for Shawshank and No Country, but this is his best looking film since Shawshank!
supermariofan03 and Fargo
Shubham Goel "The Revenant"'s cinematography is amazing. If you've never seen a Terrence Malick or Alfonso Cuarón movie before, that is.
I thought “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” was amazing as well. Plus, Shawshank is my all-time favourite film. Regardless, he utterly deserved this Award, and I loved the audience’s reaction to his win.
Roger Deakins didn't do the cinematography for The Revenant, Emmanuel Lubezki did
Not a single dislike. I love it.
you had to bloody jinx it!!!!!!!!!
After 14 nominations, Roger Deakins has finally achieved his first victory in the Oscars for best photography. Also, allow me to share all the name of the projects which were involved in the past.
1° The Shawshank Redemption (1995) (Defeated by John Toll for "Legends of the fall")
2° Fargo (1997) (Defeated by John Seale for "The english patient")
3° Kundun (1998) (Defeated by Russell Carpenter for "Titanic")
4° O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2001) (Defeated by Peter Pau for "Crouching tiger and hidden dragon")
5° The man who wasn´t there (2002) (Defeated by Andrew Lesnie for "The lord of the rings: The fellowship of the ring")
6° No country for old men (2008) (Defeated by Robert Elswit for "There will be blood")
7° The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2008) (Defeated by Robert Elswit for "There will be blood")
8° The reader (2009) (Shared with Chris Menges. Both of them were defeated by Anthony Dod Mantle for "Slumdog Millionaire")
9° True Grit (2011) (Defeated by Wally Pfister for "Inception")
10° 007 Skyfall (2013) (Defeated by Claudio Miranda for "Life of Pi")
11° Prisoners (2014) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "Gravity")
12° Unbroken (2015) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "Birdman")
13º Sicario (2016) (Defeated by Emmanuel Lubezki for "The revenant")
To be fair, that was some great competition. Who's better to lose against than El Chivo?
Was it not for Lubezki, Deakins would very likely have taken at least 1 of those three nominations in 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively.
Eugene Lau He would've won it for Sicario I reckon. That is the greatest SWAT movie I've ever seen.
The work he did in the train robbery scene for Jesse James was breathtaking. Everything was top notch: the score, the direction, Pitt’s walk, I still think that’s his best work. Still, the man is outstanding.
Lubezki really fucked him over those last few years.
Proof that digital can be just as beautiful as film.
I remember crying a little when everyone stood for him.
After 84 years of working with 3/4 of the first floor-level seats in that theater, they all got up, not just by absolute respect for the man's work but also because "Hey, that's Roger".
If anyone here doesn't know about Roger, he has this (really horrible looking) website where there's a public forum where he politely and patiently answers question about every aspect of his job, cinematography and working on set, etc.
He answered some questions i asked him like he was a friend i was emailing. The archives are like a gold mine if you are into photography or a hopeful future DP.
He is the most humble, accessible, generous DP and deserves the recognition from his peers, he's had everyone's respect for decades anyways but this was cool.
Plus, his work is just fucking amazing.
I've never seen a standing ovation for cinematography before. Deakins is just that much of a legend
I love how Jordan Peele gives Deakins a little pat on the back as he goes to the stage.
Jordan Peele should IMO consider Roger Deakins to be the DP for his next film.
I love how they slowly snuck the lights back up as Sandra was talking.
Fourteeeeeeen nominations Wow !!!!
NUMENORLU DEMİRCİ Yeah. And people complain about Dicaprio.
@@amparonarbona5142 Deakins deserves the Oscar way more than DiCaprio ever did
I would like to see a Star wars movie with Roger Deakins cinematography...I can imagine a climax like the one K vs Deckard gave...
In the great words of Fury Nicolas J. "About damn time."
Off topic, but Sandra Bullock is so hilarious. She should've hosted this year's Oscars instead of Kimmel TBH. Hopefully, she does it next year.
Literally anyone but Kimmel. Anyone.
Nolan T even Fallon?
billychoi bro, I’d take lil tay over kimmel
xoxo, Jo Calderone #AStarIsBorn what she said can you explain about gal gadot
Sandra Bollock is a female right?
This is the first movie since Hugo to win Best Cinematography without winning Best Director.
Adam Dow This is the first movie since Pan’s Labyrinth to win cinematography without a Best Director NOMINATION.
supermariofan03 Wow never thought about it.
supermariofan03 which was by Guillermo del Toro. Coincidence? !
In a perfect world, both PL and BR2049 deserved directing nominations.
@@supermariofan03 Wait a minute, Memoirs of a Geisha?
genuinely happy Roger won and that speech was so chill, kudos!
Every single frame of BR2049 is like a painting.
I just wanna say that camera shot focused wrong to Dan instead of Roger when he won
The guy responsible for that was most likely fired after the show ended
A modern Masterpiece that should’ve won Best Film and Best Direction
The feeling is always different when you achieve something that always slips away from you.....
Roger deakins ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's really great to watch a guy get recognition for the work he has done....and he looks so happy winning the award
And in retrospect, my fave film of the decade
Doing your Job better than almost anybody for the fourteenth time and still be that modest. Thats what I want to be like one day.
Great speech. Behind any great cinematographer is a great gaffer and key grip, and he acknowledged them all.
you know you're a pretty big deal when you won for best cinematography and you get a standing ovation, Congrats to the goat Roger deakins!
I’ve been watching Roger’s career for 26 years...he earned this Academy Award many, many, many years ago...
perhaps the most deserved oscar ever.. to say this man is a legend is pretty much an understatement..
His work moved me so much in that film
About fucking time. Also, how many cinematography winners have ever gotten a standing ovation. Not very many I presume.
This man deserved academy for maximum of his works.
Roger deakins fucking legend mate
I cried watching this. Look at him going bonkers on facing the audience after the win. :') truly the greatest teacher one can look up to.
This was the highlight of the night! He FINALLY won! And RIGHTFULLY deserving! I thought The Revenant was the best looking movie of the decade! Roger Deakins created a visually stunning movie that no other movie has ever looked! Bravo Deakins on finally winning and winning for the right movie! Although I wish he had won for The Shawshank Redemption and No Country for Old Men along with this.
He also should've won for Skyfall. Best looking 007 movie ever.
BoyThunder Productions and in my opinion one of the best looking movies ever. Period. Not just 007
The cinematography of Blade Runner 2049 was, artistically speaking, the most beautiful ever!!!!
Sandra is just perfect for presenting award
Dude... This is guy is so humble... 14 nominations and 1 Oscar win... Amazing!!
The most satisfying win of the night.
I know standing ovations are a little more common at the Oscars these recent years, but to see one for a cinematographer, it really speaks something
I was really happy to see that praise for Roger
Where is the video of Blade Runner 2049 wins Best Visual Effects?
Robson Nakazato they just uploaded a couple days ago
fungifago I know.
this was my favorite award to see.......... and its being awarded during the commercial break this year
But we get to see best blockbuster!! woohoo! explosions!
Guys, notice how the entire room gave him a standing ovation and floored him with applause. That guy had prolly worked with more than half of that room and they gave him the rightful applause he deserved, because everyone in that room knew he'd gotten screwed over 13 times before. Totally deserved win, I'm glad the Academy thought so too. Hopefully there's a few more to come.
“This is the first Oscar and *fourteenth nomination* for Roger Deakins.”
Now finally official: the best cinematographer of all time! I‘ve got tears in my eyes.
Such a well deserved win! After 13 nominations he finally won on his 14th! After being nominated so many times, him winning was amazing. Also, the cinematography for Blade Runner 2049 was just outstanding which is another reason why he won! Incredible!
Few oscar gets standing ovations like this .
Much deserved!!!! 14th nomination and this is his first.
I've would've been happy if BR2049 or Dunkirk won this award. So happy that Deakins finally has an Oscar
That night will always be in my mind and heart, just for Roger Deakins and James Ivory.
I was so happy for them!!!!
BR2049 is one of the most beautiful movie I've ever seen and CMBYN was my favorite film of 2017 and one of my all time favorites!!!!
Amazing Work, Amazing Persons!!!!
LEGENDS!!!!!!
So well deserved and finally! Bravo 👏🏼
About time dang!
So well deserved!!
Standing ovation because I’m sure he’s worked with everyone in the room
John * Then they all musta knew how talented of a dp he is
Congratulations to Mr. Deakins, and also thank you for the correct pronunciation and spelling for Hoyte van Hoytema.
Notice the way she pronounces: “Hoyte van Hoytema”. It struck me that it does not sound like most USA-people would pronounce his name (Dutch). Then I remembered that she was brought up biligual and speaks German well, which explaines her way of pronouncing his name. Just a random observation 😆🤩👌🏽
Indomitable T Ima keep it real with u chief
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Nobody cares
Not shape of water , this artistic neo-noir sci-fi movie BLADE RUNNER deserve best movie award .
@Diego Pisfil or Coco
Or replace Logan with Wonder Woman
Love Roger!! So much passion!
Great speech. Very humble.
Finally! Congratulations Roger Deakins!!!!
Paul Thomas Anderson should’ve been nominated as well
He got a standing ovation because everyone in that room was in a movie he shot.
One of the most beautifully filmed movies ever! This was the only Oscar that mattered to me that night.
It's insane that Deakins was widely considered the best in his craft yet it took fourteen tries to finally win the Oscar.
My favourite win of the night FINALLY my favourite cinematographer gets what he deserves. Although I think he also should have got it for Skyfall and Shawshank Redemption
Beyond well deserved and Sandra was good fun
I love how every celebrity embraces their inner comedian every time they present an award
_Takes the award_
"Interlinked."
_Walkes off stage_