Just a reminder: this is the first time a Godzilla film was nominated for an Oscar - and a Japanese one at that! Congrats to Godzilla for being a first time nominee!
Congrats to Japan, in general, for having 3 separate movies get a nomination! Japan absolutely killed it last year and had so many great movies and I’m glad that they got the recognition that they deserved!
Several Oscar records have been set today: - John Williams breaks his own record as the oldest ever Oscar nominee in any category (he will be 92 on Feb 8) - Martin Scorsese becomes both the 2nd ever person to receive 10 Directing nominations as well as the category's oldest ever nominee (he's 81). Notably, 7 out of his 10 Directing nominations came after he turned 60. Additionally, he joins Steven Spielberg as the only other filmmaker to have directed Best Picture nominees in 6 different decades. - Robert De Niro breaks Katharine Hepburn's record for longest time span between first and last acting nominations (De Niro now has a 49 year span (1974-2023) to Hepburn's 48 years (1933-1981)). - KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON makes both Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio the joint recordholders for most credited appearances in Best Picture nominees (11th credited film for each (De Niro's uncredited appearance in AMERICAN HUSTLE is not counted here)) - Thelma Schoonmaker becomes both the most nominated and oldest ever Best Editing nominee (9th nomination at age 84). She also becomes the first woman and the 4th person overall to be nominated in 6 different decades (in her case from 1970s to 2020s inclusive). - This year marks the first time ever that multiple non-English language films are nominated for Best Picture in a single year (ANATOMY OF A FALL and THE ZONE OF INTEREST, and arguably PAST LIVES as well). Likewise, this year also holds the record for most female-directed Best Picture nominees as well (3: ANATOMY OF A FALL, BARBIE, and PAST LIVES) as well as the first time 2 A24 movies got nominated for Best Picture in the same year (PAST LIVES and THE ZONE OF INTEREST). - Greta Gerwig becomes the first woman in Oscars history to have directed 3 Best Picture nominated films (LADY BIRD, LITTLE WOMEN, and BARBIE) - Mark Ruffalo ties the record for most Best Supporting Actor nominations ever (this is his 4th Supporting nom). - Bradley Cooper becomes only the 4th actor ever to direct themselves to more than 1 acting nomination (Sir Laurence Olivier, Warren Beatty, and Clint Eastwood are the other 3). He is also one of 3 people to receive acting/producing double nominations in the same year more than once (after Beatty and Eastwood). - This year also marks the first time ever that more than 1 actor/actress received acting/producing double nominations in the same year (Bradley Cooper for MAESTRO and Emma Stone for POOR THINGS), with Emma Stone becoming only the 2nd ever woman to pull this off after Frances McDormand.
The moment we all have been waiting for! Sending my condolences: RIP SALTBURN, TMNT, AIR, BEYOND UTOPIA, MONSTER, JOHN WICK 4, ALL OF US STRANGERS, ORIGIN AND THE IRON CLAW.
RIP Wonka too. Paul King and that movie deserved better especially after how it did really well in the box-office. Not even anything in music-related categories.
Timestamps for key moments: 0:18 - Sterling K. Brown nominated 0:34 - Mark Ruffalo nominated over Willem Dafoe 1:29 - KOTFM snubbed in screenplay 1:34 - The Zone of Interest nominated instead 2:29 - America Ferrera nominated 2:33 - Jodie Foster nominated 3:20 - KOTFM nominated in song; Rustin snubbed 3:36 - American Fiction nominated in score 3:41 - Dial of Destiny in score 3:56 - Justin is so shocked by the music branch's shenanigans that he finally resorts to self-cannibalizing 4:18 - To Kill A Tiger in documentary; Beyond Utopia snubbed 4:32 - International Feature (just in general) 5:11 - Robot Dreams in animated; TMNT snubbed 5:31 - Napoleon in production design 6:08 - The Creator in sound 6:17 - Mission Impossible in sound 6:38 - Godzilla Minus One in VFX 6:52 - Napoleon in VFX 7:51 - Annette Bening nominated; Margot Robbie snubbed 8:26 - Anatomy of a Fall in director 8:44 - The Zone of Interest in director
Race based on film/director/1 acting/screenplay/editing (this matters more than the total): 1. “Oppenheimer” (full) 2. “Poor things” (full) 3. “Anatomy of a fall” (full) 4. “Killers of the flower moon” (no screenplay) 5. “The holdovers” (no director) 6. “The zone of interest” (no acting, editing) 7. “Barbie” (no director, editing) 8. “Maestro” (no director, editing) 9. “American fiction” (no director, editing) 10. “Past lives” (no director, acting, editing)
I mean I like him but thats literally what he was before american fiction, can't really praise the hell out of him if he is always just a supporting actor that didn't have much screen time.
Apparently there was some "outrage" this morning on Twitter/the internet in general, with people assuming it was another "all male director lineup" - not realizing that Justine Triet is a woman :D
@@thisiskitta when you make the nominations a matter of representing people rather than the craft, its a problem. Who else would you snub for another Barbie or past lives nomination here?? Barbies strength was clearly not in the direction but the screenplay and performances and Past lives is a well crafted drama which in turn is less showy in the directing. Are you really gonna take out SCORSESE, NOLAN OR YORGOS LANTHIMOS or Glazor?
@@Juliagoolia81 What point are you making with KOTFM? Clearly that is Scorsese as that movie wouldn't even be possible with most other directors. I don't disagree with John williams. Fabelmans was a clear favorite in the industry and was made with great passion (even though I didn't like it). The direction in its scenes were prominent through how spielberg sets out the different hard hitting scenes. Barbie's strength is in its screenplay, not necessarily the dialogue part but its ideas and progression in its unique plot. The visual style is from its production design and didn't feel particularly inspired from the directing part of greta's side.
Poor Things Best Music Original Score is a great pick. Lanthimos was given a CD by an young British Indie artist named Jerskin Fendrix (born Joscelin Dent-Pooley) called Wintereisse and was blown away. He siad he didn't understand what he was hearing, but loved it, then hired him. Artisits supporting artists is always a winning combo.
Great choice by Yorgos, and it is one of the reasons why so many of us love him as a true original. BTW, I thought Dominic Sessa was bold pick for such a large role in The Holdovers. Although it did not receive supporting actor nom, I thought he was great in his first on-screen role.
I’m glad my boy Sterling K Brown was nominated, he was the best part of American Fiction and it’s not even close. That dude’s range is so great. We need him in a starring role ASAP
Robot Dreams's inclusion only solidifies the fact that the front-runner for best independent animated feature at the Annies gets an Oscar nomination, and TBH, in retrospect, I don't know why we all thought it had no shot, becuse it's very much an animators movie, and is the tpye of animtion the branch loves. The Branch loves animation with no dialogue and a bunch of unique character designs with expressive animation. Let's be honest here the PGA, Critics Choice, and BAFTA were never going for this movie because they rarely go for Indie stuff in the first place.
I have to keep that in mind next time when I make Oscar predictions. It’s still a surprise. Robot Dreams is pretty much like The Sea Beast last year. I had a feeling TMNT won’t be nominated because the Academy never nominated animated films based on animated tv shows for Best Animated Feature before. Even The Simpsons Movie got snubbed for Best Animated Feature, and that’s the highest grossing animated film based on an animated tv show.
@@joefrantzen6609 I think It's optional, and I think only at large members are allowed this Privilege, But I could be wrong; ethier way, I have a feeling this new rule isn't as powerful as one might think as movies. Klaus, Farmagdon , and now Robot Dreams, are clearly animation branch choices, making me wonder if very few membes actually vote, to make a massive difference
I think that shows how good the category was. Killers was a fantastic screenplay, but the others were just has popular or more so. Just because the Academy didn't nominate it, doesn't mean it was a bad screenplay.
People can say whatever they want about this stuff but this is Christmas for me. I spend all year planning and preparing and studying like mad for little moments like getting to share in this joy with folks like you guys and the thriving community we have. To love cinema is to appreciate the value and potential of humanity and so what if we get (probably too) worked up along the way. This is just so much fun and I love all of you guys that help me validate an obsession that, to me, feels like second nature.
12:05 A little annoying to hear Oscar Expert complain just because it didn’t get ALL the nominations he wanted. It got Picture, Director, took out Killers in screenplay. They clearly liked it
I was so ecstatic to see Wazhazhe in original song! I'd been hopedicting it for a while, thinking it'd be amazing to see performed live at the ceremony. Definitely helped soften the blow of that god-awful score lineup lol.
The Zone of Interest screenplay nom over Killers is based on the accomplishment of the adaptation. The novel is quite different from the movie, with the exception of the setting. Both the novel and the movie have similar themes, but they explore them in far different ways. Glazer completely eliminated two of the main characters from the novel and chose to focus on just the commandant and his wife. I easily see how the writers branch gave significant credit to Glazer for his approach to adapting Amis’s novel in a unique way, compared to just being a straightforward adaptation.
It has to be noted that the couple in the movie existed in real life and Glazer researched their life and took information from statements of people who knew them. It really has nothing to do with the novel except for the concentration camp setting.
Sad though because it's a deserving nominee. The score fit the film perfectly, and the new main theme and its use in the film is an all-time classic, but nobody cares because the film was a flop.
Not to get too sappy, but I just want to thank you guys for what you do! You bring me a lot of joy, and I appreciate the effort you guys put into your videos. Looking forward to this season's finale! Very upset about Melton's snub.
Happy with most of the nominations.. especially for Colman Domingo and the rest of the actor categories.. Happy about all of the Anatomy of a Fall noms and sad that Past Lives only got 2. Crossing my fingers for The Boy and the Heron.
Annette Bening and Jodie Foster were excellent in NYAD. I am very happy to see these raw, badass performances from older women recognized. No stunt doubles for Bening-she swam every stroke. The chatter around that movie is not even vaguely ageist, it's blatant. Five nominations for Annette, and two wins already for Jodie. And people really thought they wouldn't make the cut? I knew Annette was in the second i saw NYAD. 👏👏 Here for it.
Happy "watching The Oscar Expert and Brother Bro meltdown" Day to all those who celebrate. Overall a great bunch of noms. Delighted for Past Lives, The Zone of Interest and The Holdovers. I get why people are mad for Gerwig and Robbie, but I personally feel that they were nominated in the categories that mattered. Barbie wouldn't have been anything without Gerwig's script, which she was recognised for and I suspect she will win. Similarly Robbie lobbied for and executive produced the most successful movie of 2023 and was recognised as a producer. I feel like there were better acting performances last year. As an executive producer I bet she is delighted with all 8 nominations.
I think that a lot of Academy members placed their votes for Margot as a producer, rather than in the acting branch. I think a good amount of Oscar members voted for Margot in the Best Picture category, which allowed them to vote for their personal favorites, without feeling about for snubbing Margot or feel like they’d wasted their vote.
@@davy209 Technically Cooper and Stone did get Best Picture and acting nominations (plus Original Screenplay for Cooper), not that they were likely to get snubbed for acting based on predictions.
@@davy209 for what though? you guys like to say that (insert actor here) is snubbed their entire careers but what has blunt done that warrants a nomination?
@marcochen9117- I think Emily Blunt was absolutely terrific in films like: “The Devil Wears Prada”, “Into The Woods”, “Sicario”, “The Girl on the Train”, and “A Quiet Place”. All of these really shows her range as a very versatile actress who can do comedy, drama, action, and musical film genres, and I wouldn’t complain if she was nominated for any one of those movies, in my opinion.
You were completely right bro. I’m just glad she’s at least nominated as a producer, since that’s what she seems to be the most proud of. It sucks that comedic performances often get so overlooked in the Lead category.
The brilliance of margots performance is that she made it look like an easy crowd pleasing turn in a blockbuster movie but there were so many layers to it.Truly a snub!
@@pb.j.1753I think it just comes down to genre bias. I dunno why the academy seems incapable of nominating more than one comedic performance in the lead category.
Someone mentioned a great stat: Lead Actresses have not all been from Best Picture nominees since like the 70‘s apparently. And he was right (Annette Benning - Nyad).
@@singstreetcar5881 Of course Barbie is much better than House of Gucci it wasn’t about comparing movie qualities. Just one example of an actress missing Oscars while getting every precursors, Amy Adams could be another one for Robbie here
I’m so disappointed that Joe Hisaishi got snubbed! He has consistently delivered great work for so many Studio Ghibli films for decades already and he should’ve received the recognition that he deserves!
@@townsongsexcept he won. Unsure if Warren ever won outside of honorary Oscar. I think Williams got in because he says it's his last score and he's a vet in this.
Nothing for All Of Us Strangers. Such great performances and direction. To me, the biggest snub, especially considering Maestro, a film I didn't care much for at all, got nominations instead.
I just want to note a couple things in shorts: - Island in Between for doc short was 15th in odds and got a nomination for Documentary Short (for some reason?) - Invincible and Knight making it in Live Action Short as #10 and 11 - Good call on Once Upon a Studio not making it in Animated Short, there were also a couple of surprise noms there too (especially Pachyderme, which is so good)
By the way this the third year in a row where 2 categories at the Oscars had the exact same nominees this year being Costumes and Production Design, last year was Director and Original Screenplay and the year before that was Cinematography and Production Design.
13:50 They are oscars darlings . WHAT? When the last time Jodie got an oscar nomination you guys were not even an embryo. Foster has not been nominated for oscar since 1995. Benning hasnt been nominated since 2011.
I think with how strong Anatomy of a Fall is it could snag a surprise win. Screenplay is the obvious one but what if we saw Huller take the Bafta!! Think about it…
@quentintickler4615 To be completely honest I like Spider-Verse better than a few of the films that got nominated (Maestro, Killers, Poor Things). But it’s fine, I knew it was dead as soon as it missed Critics Choice. It’ll probably win Animated still I would blame Pinocchio missing score and song on EEAAO’s over-performance
My Dad REFUSED to see Barbie, so I went with my mum. After we came out of the cinema she said "That was brilliant, I bet Ken will get a nomination, not Barbie, the Academy does stuff like that"
@@BambuProductions well with Protrait of a Lady on Fire, that ended up not getting any nominations at all because France didn’t pick it for their selection. Anatomy was so strong it got nominated in other categories, almost guaranteeing it would’ve been in contention to win the international feature Oscar.
Anatomy of a fall is talked in English, couldn't be send for international film Portrait wasn't the selected but Les Miserables still got the nomination
Predictions - Categories Best Picture - Oppenheimer (It's over) Director - Christopher Nolan (It's over) Actress - Emma Stone/Lily Gladstone/Sandra Huller (to close to call) Actor - Paul Giamatti/Cillian Murphy (to close to call) Supporting Actress - Da'Vine Joy Randolph (it's over) Supporting Actor - Robert Downey Jr. (it's over) Adapted Screenplay - Literally could be anything other than The Zone Of Interest Original Screenplay - The Holdovers/Anatomy Of A Fall/Past Lives (to close to call) Cinematography - Oppenheimer (it's over) Costume Design - Barbie/Poor Things (to close to call) Film Editing - Oppenheimer (it's over) Make-Up & Hairstyling - Could be anything (leaning towards Maestro) Production Design - Barbie/Poor Things (to close to call) Score - Oppenheimer (it's over) Original Song - What Was I Made For?/I'm Just Ken (to close to call) Sound - Oppenheimer (it's over) Visual Effects - The Creator/Godzilla Minus one (to close to call) Animated Feature - Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse/The Boy & The Heron (to close to call) Documentary Feature - 20 Days In Mariupol (it's over) International Film - The Zone Of Interest (it's over) Best guesses for the rest: Letter To A Pig (Animated Short), The Last Repair Shop (Documentary Short) & The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar (Live Action Short)
Just wanted to say Adapted Screenplay is just between Barbie and American Fiction. And Sound isn't over. It's a close call between Oppenheimer and The Zone of Interest.(I'm leaning towards The Zone of Interest)
I'm just over the moon when I saw Sandra Huller got nominated for Best Actress. I wish she could be nominated for Best Supporting as well for "The Zone Of Interest". But this is amazing
I feel like it must be said, just to make sure: Award nominations will never satisfy everyone. It’s okay to be at least a little sad/annoyed/possibly mad at things that made it/didn’t make it. Take a small consolation that your favourites are still your favourites even if they aren’t nominated for awards. What that DOESN’T mean is to bash award bodies because they didn’t choose your favourites. Every awards body is different and complicated. Everyone has opinions and that’s cool and all, but that does not entitle you to think that your picks are “better” than an awards body’s. Frankly, there is no such thing as a “better opinion” when it comes to awards because art is in some ways subjective. People will have different experiences and tastes to bring when they decide the nominees and the eventual winners. Be careful not to dehumanize awards bodies because there are people behind the decisions.
Oppenheimer is on a huge momentum shift, I would be big if they sweep. Plus, Greta gerwig snubbed for director and Margot robbie for actress a huge shocker. Past lives is done at this point
Margot deserved a Best Actress nomination 😢. She embodied the role of Barbie perfectly and brought the character to life. Her performance also invoked many emotions for girls and women worldwide.
Also can we take a second to realize that if, in a pre-2020 Oscars year, Oppenheimer was eligible for Visual Effects, it would’ve absolutely been nominated for Visual Effects AND Sound Editing? That would’ve made Oppenheimer the first movie in Oscars history to get 15 noms 😱
As much I don’t go crazy for Nyad, I was shocked it got some nominations. Margot and Gerwig was snubbed but they both got nominated in 2 different topics. Awesome vid guys 👍
I love the well deserved nomination for John Williams. I knew it since I listened his score. Your biggest upset is my biggest joy. His peers respect him like the living legend the Maestro is. Congratulations genious!!!
Who’s Number 2 for Best picture? It’s all down to whoever wins PGA. Either The Holdovers, Anatomy of a fall or Poor things can win that award to show it’s competition against Oppenheimer
I got American Fiction in Score right. It’s funny cause I predicted based on your review of the movie. It looked like it was the only technical category it could get nominated for, so I never took it out!
@@lorcan545My 2025 Best Cinematography predictions 1. Dune Part Two - Greig Fraser 2. Blitz - Yorick Le Saux 3. Alto Knights - Dante Spinotti 4. Horizon - J. Michael Muro 5. The Outrun - Yunus Roy Imer
I'm so sad that Spider-Verse got snubbed for Score for John Williams just because of name recognition. I predicited that Jodie Foster and Annette Bening would get in, I was just hoping that the older voters would not care enough to push John WIlliams in Score 😭
Winner predictions: Best picture: Oppenheimer Directing: Christopher Nolan for Oppenheimer. Lead Actor: Paul Giamatti in The Holdovers. Lead Actress: Emma Stone in Poor Things. Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr in Oppenheimer Supporting Actress: Da’Vine Joy Randolph in The Holdovers Original Screenplay: Anatomy of a Fall. Adapted Screenplay: American Fiction. OTHERS: International feature: The zone of interest Animated feature: Spiderman across the spiderverse Visual Effects: Godzilla minus one Cinematography: Oppenheimer Film Editing: Oppenheimer Production Design: Poor Things Costume Design: Barbie Original Song: I’m Just ken from barbie Original Score: Oppenheimer Sound: The Zone of Interest Documentary feature: The Eternal memory Animated short film: War is over the story of Yoko and John Live action short film: The wonderful story of Henry sugar Make-up and hairstyling: Poor Things
I’m a really big John Williams fan, and sure the score of Indiana Jones Dial of Destiny is good, but hell nah it’s not an original score how did it even qualify for Oscar’s. Love that people are continuing to recognise his success but like this is kindof getting out of hand when he basically gets auto nominated just by making a score no matter how good it is. Also Academy needs to lose their anti-animated film mindset because it’s like they don’t think it’s a real film with the amount they just snub them from everything when they actually deserve it.
Joe Hisaishi’s score for The Boy and the Heron was worthy of a nomination. Numerous other scores he’s responsible for also have been worthy. Is The Taste of Things eligible for the next Oscars upon its official release? Just curious about that
I don't understand how the music branch made both one of their most inspired choices in a while with Wazhazhe getting in song and some of their most egregious score snubs in a while.
The biggest winner was your cat cause she got to sleep in without hearing all the screaming 😂
Cat.
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LOL
What an Oscar-bait
no, I'm the biggest winner because I just unsubscribed to these screaming incels
NYAD and Past Lives having the same amount of nominations is both hilarious and devastating lmao.
Napolean has more nominations than David Lynch
@@grovers_paradise😂 love it
Only one of them getting recognized for the performances is not the kind of world I wanna live in
@@francisco.mrsm.22 I am fine with it. I enjoyed Nyad more than Past Lives, so I am glad that Bening and Foster were recognized.
no one asked@@tonyg76
Just a reminder: this is the first time a Godzilla film was nominated for an Oscar - and a Japanese one at that!
Congrats to Godzilla for being a first time nominee!
Congrats to Japan, in general, for having 3 separate movies get a nomination! Japan absolutely killed it last year and had so many great movies and I’m glad that they got the recognition that they deserved!
Also the first time a Mission Impossible was nominated
@@davy209godzilla perfect days and what is other one¿
@@Kpopforlife1995 the boy and the heron
Several Oscar records have been set today:
- John Williams breaks his own record as the oldest ever Oscar nominee in any category (he will be 92 on Feb 8)
- Martin Scorsese becomes both the 2nd ever person to receive 10 Directing nominations as well as the category's oldest ever nominee (he's 81). Notably, 7 out of his 10 Directing nominations came after he turned 60. Additionally, he joins Steven Spielberg as the only other filmmaker to have directed Best Picture nominees in 6 different decades.
- Robert De Niro breaks Katharine Hepburn's record for longest time span between first and last acting nominations (De Niro now has a 49 year span (1974-2023) to Hepburn's 48 years (1933-1981)).
- KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON makes both Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio the joint recordholders for most credited appearances in Best Picture nominees (11th credited film for each (De Niro's uncredited appearance in AMERICAN HUSTLE is not counted here))
- Thelma Schoonmaker becomes both the most nominated and oldest ever Best Editing nominee (9th nomination at age 84). She also becomes the first woman and the 4th person overall to be nominated in 6 different decades (in her case from 1970s to 2020s inclusive).
- This year marks the first time ever that multiple non-English language films are nominated for Best Picture in a single year (ANATOMY OF A FALL and THE ZONE OF INTEREST, and arguably PAST LIVES as well). Likewise, this year also holds the record for most female-directed Best Picture nominees as well (3: ANATOMY OF A FALL, BARBIE, and PAST LIVES) as well as the first time 2 A24 movies got nominated for Best Picture in the same year (PAST LIVES and THE ZONE OF INTEREST).
- Greta Gerwig becomes the first woman in Oscars history to have directed 3 Best Picture nominated films (LADY BIRD, LITTLE WOMEN, and BARBIE)
- Mark Ruffalo ties the record for most Best Supporting Actor nominations ever (this is his 4th Supporting nom).
- Bradley Cooper becomes only the 4th actor ever to direct themselves to more than 1 acting nomination (Sir Laurence Olivier, Warren Beatty, and Clint Eastwood are the other 3). He is also one of 3 people to receive acting/producing double nominations in the same year more than once (after Beatty and Eastwood).
- This year also marks the first time ever that more than 1 actor/actress received acting/producing double nominations in the same year (Bradley Cooper for MAESTRO and Emma Stone for POOR THINGS), with Emma Stone becoming only the 2nd ever woman to pull this off after Frances McDormand.
Very interesting, thanks
Also, Jodie Foster and Colman Domingo are the first out queer people to be nominated for playing queer characters.
@@js7dragonyou mean they are the first to be nominated the same year, cause that happened a few times already, just not two in the same year
I love the Robert DeNiro record! He’s an acting icon and deserves that record!
Not sure if its a record but this is Steven Spielberg 3 consecutive year of being nominated as a producer
The moment we all have been waiting for! Sending my condolences:
RIP SALTBURN, TMNT, AIR, BEYOND UTOPIA, MONSTER, JOHN WICK 4, ALL OF US STRANGERS, ORIGIN AND THE IRON CLAW.
Tuck them in
RIP Wonka too. Paul King and that movie deserved better especially after how it did really well in the box-office. Not even anything in music-related categories.
Don't forget 'Super Mario Bros' movie too.
Saltburn was ahead of its time and will be re-evaluated as one of the best movies of the year by the public in 10 years. Just like Babylon.
Don't forget Suzume, Are You There God? It's Me Margaret, and The Killer
Timestamps for key moments:
0:18 - Sterling K. Brown nominated
0:34 - Mark Ruffalo nominated over Willem Dafoe
1:29 - KOTFM snubbed in screenplay
1:34 - The Zone of Interest nominated instead
2:29 - America Ferrera nominated
2:33 - Jodie Foster nominated
3:20 - KOTFM nominated in song; Rustin snubbed
3:36 - American Fiction nominated in score
3:41 - Dial of Destiny in score
3:56 - Justin is so shocked by the music branch's shenanigans that he finally resorts to self-cannibalizing
4:18 - To Kill A Tiger in documentary; Beyond Utopia snubbed
4:32 - International Feature (just in general)
5:11 - Robot Dreams in animated; TMNT snubbed
5:31 - Napoleon in production design
6:08 - The Creator in sound
6:17 - Mission Impossible in sound
6:38 - Godzilla Minus One in VFX
6:52 - Napoleon in VFX
7:51 - Annette Bening nominated; Margot Robbie snubbed
8:26 - Anatomy of a Fall in director
8:44 - The Zone of Interest in director
Japan coming in strong this year's Oscars: Godzilla Minus One, Perfect Days and the Boy and the Heron
Race based on film/director/1 acting/screenplay/editing (this matters more than the total):
1. “Oppenheimer” (full)
2. “Poor things” (full)
3. “Anatomy of a fall” (full)
4. “Killers of the flower moon” (no screenplay)
5. “The holdovers” (no director)
6. “The zone of interest” (no acting, editing)
7. “Barbie” (no director, editing)
8. “Maestro” (no director, editing)
9. “American fiction” (no director, editing)
10. “Past lives” (no director, acting, editing)
Lady Gaga, Viola Davis, Margot Robbie
The streak of actresses who got all precursors and then missed the Oscars continues
Crappy actresses anyway.
I hate when the Academy does that. Same with Amy Adams in Arrival.
hopefully it continues
It’s still strange that the acting branch of the Academy could nominate America Ferrera but not Margot Robbie!
@@davy209 RIGHT? I would understand if she missed for Greta, but for Annette?? So odd
I’m so happy for Jeffrey Wright . That dude has paid his dues 10 fold as a working actor with little recognition. Bravo!!!!
Totally. He has been brilliant for decades. I haven't seen his film, tbh...but I've heard great things.
I mean I like him but thats literally what he was before american fiction, can't really praise the hell out of him if he is always just a supporting actor that didn't have much screen time.
And he is fabulous in American Fiction. Well deserved nomination.
So brave so stunning so diverse !!
@@kyorikusagami84 lol calm down.
I am Japanese Japanese got 4 nominations: The Boy and the Heron, Godzilla, PERFECT DAYS, and Maestro for Makeup (Kazu Hiro)
カズヒロさんはアメリカ国籍では？
@@NY-u5m だからJapaneseと言ってるでしょ
”日系人”という意味も含んでます
A cat living with two vicious chihuahua dogs barking at TV
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These 2 are cringe.
@@tml184 why do u keep watching them??
Apparently there was some "outrage" this morning on Twitter/the internet in general, with people assuming it was another "all male director lineup" - not realizing that Justine Triet is a woman :D
It’s still a GIGANTIC snub for Greta and no excuses for having only 1 female director when there were more than one worthy! I am upset for Greta.
@@thisiskitta when you make the nominations a matter of representing people rather than the craft, its a problem. Who else would you snub for another Barbie or past lives nomination here?? Barbies strength was clearly not in the direction but the screenplay and performances and Past lives is a well crafted drama which in turn is less showy in the directing. Are you really gonna take out SCORSESE, NOLAN OR YORGOS LANTHIMOS or Glazor?
@@thisiskitta But greta wasn't worthy of any nomination
@@Juliagoolia81 What point are you making with KOTFM? Clearly that is Scorsese as that movie wouldn't even be possible with most other directors. I don't disagree with John williams. Fabelmans was a clear favorite in the industry and was made with great passion (even though I didn't like it). The direction in its scenes were prominent through how spielberg sets out the different hard hitting scenes. Barbie's strength is in its screenplay, not necessarily the dialogue part but its ideas and progression in its unique plot. The visual style is from its production design and didn't feel particularly inspired from the directing part of greta's side.
Your reaction to Dial of Destiny 😂😂😂😂
Poor Things Best Music Original Score is a great pick. Lanthimos was given a CD by an young British Indie artist named Jerskin Fendrix (born Joscelin Dent-Pooley) called Wintereisse and was blown away. He siad he didn't understand what he was hearing, but loved it, then hired him. Artisits supporting artists is always a winning combo.
Great choice by Yorgos, and it is one of the reasons why so many of us love him as a true original.
BTW, I thought Dominic Sessa was bold pick for such a large role in The Holdovers. Although it did not receive supporting actor nom, I thought he was great in his first on-screen role.
So happy I can say Oscar Nominee Sterling K Brown, Jeffrey Wright, Cillian Murphy, and Colman Domingo!!
All first time nominees. Colman killed it in Rustin. He’s a brilliant actor
I'm so happy as well. I had the biggest smile on my face when I saw those nominations.
I’m glad my boy Sterling K Brown was nominated, he was the best part of American Fiction and it’s not even close. That dude’s range is so great. We need him in a starring role ASAP
Been waiting for this reaction the whole damn year!😂
Not only you😂😂😂😂
Robot Dreams's inclusion only solidifies the fact that the front-runner for best independent animated feature at the Annies gets an Oscar nomination, and TBH, in retrospect, I don't know why we all thought it had no shot, becuse it's very much an animators movie, and is the tpye of animtion the branch loves. The Branch loves animation with no dialogue and a bunch of unique character designs with expressive animation. Let's be honest here the PGA, Critics Choice, and BAFTA were never going for this movie because they rarely go for Indie stuff in the first place.
Im very sad I dropped it on my predictions last minute.
I have to keep that in mind next time when I make Oscar predictions. It’s still a surprise. Robot Dreams is pretty much like The Sea Beast last year. I had a feeling TMNT won’t be nominated because the Academy never nominated animated films based on animated tv shows for Best Animated Feature before. Even The Simpsons Movie got snubbed for Best Animated Feature, and that’s the highest grossing animated film based on an animated tv show.
I thought that the entirety of the academy voted on the animated categories instead of just the animation branch?
Animated feature isn't a brached category
@@joefrantzen6609 I think It's optional, and I think only at large members are allowed this Privilege, But I could be wrong; ethier way, I have a feeling this new rule isn't as powerful as one might think as movies. Klaus, Farmagdon , and now Robot Dreams, are clearly animation branch choices, making me wonder if very few membes actually vote, to make a massive difference
Never clicked on a video faster in my life
Never clicked off a video faster either. Yikes.
Me too 😂😂😂😂
I called the Killers screenplay snub, i got Mank vibes where it's like Is this REALLY one of the best screenplays
it really is and I don’t think that an oscar’s snub means it’s not
I think that shows how good the category was. Killers was a fantastic screenplay, but the others were just has popular or more so. Just because the Academy didn't nominate it, doesn't mean it was a bad screenplay.
@@aidanobrien6156 yeah no shit pal, ofc the academy doesn’t always nominate the best movies
@@grovers_paradise alright then
People can say whatever they want about this stuff but this is Christmas for me. I spend all year planning and preparing and studying like mad for little moments like getting to share in this joy with folks like you guys and the thriving community we have.
To love cinema is to appreciate the value and potential of humanity and so what if we get (probably too) worked up along the way. This is just so much fun and I love all of you guys that help me validate an obsession that, to me, feels like second nature.
I’m shocked Spiderverse didn’t get in for score but I guess the takeaway is don’t doubt John Williams 🤷🏻♀️
I wish Joe Hisaishi made it in.
Jonathan Glazer Nation we're celebrating.
Most People: Zone of Interest will overperform!
Zone of Interest: Well yes, but actually no.
it still did well
12:05 A little annoying to hear Oscar Expert complain just because it didn’t get ALL the nominations he wanted. It got Picture, Director, took out Killers in screenplay. They clearly liked it
So happy for Sandra Hüller, the Zone of interest and Oppenheimer 🎉
Its 5am here in Australia and I just woke up to absolute whiplash
This year has the record for most amount of combined nominations from the best picture nominees with 71 nominations
I was so ecstatic to see Wazhazhe in original song! I'd been hopedicting it for a while, thinking it'd be amazing to see performed live at the ceremony. Definitely helped soften the blow of that god-awful score lineup lol.
Hopedicting!
i am SO EXCITED for that oscar stage to get indigenized when the song is performed
It’s actually “Poorppenheimer” guys, sorry Barbie!!!
The Zone of Interest screenplay nom over Killers is based on the accomplishment of the adaptation. The novel is quite different from the movie, with the exception of the setting. Both the novel and the movie have similar themes, but they explore them in far different ways. Glazer completely eliminated two of the main characters from the novel and chose to focus on just the commandant and his wife. I easily see how the writers branch gave significant credit to Glazer for his approach to adapting Amis’s novel in a unique way, compared to just being a straightforward adaptation.
Yeah, they made Jesse Plemons a supporting character and expanded the villain role!
It has to be noted that the couple in the movie existed in real life and Glazer researched their life and took information from statements of people who knew them. It really has nothing to do with the novel except for the concentration camp setting.
That John Williams reaction was an all time great. 😂😂😂
Sad though because it's a deserving nominee. The score fit the film perfectly, and the new main theme and its use in the film is an all-time classic, but nobody cares because the film was a flop.
Not to get too sappy, but I just want to thank you guys for what you do! You bring me a lot of joy, and I appreciate the effort you guys put into your videos. Looking forward to this season's finale! Very upset about Melton's snub.
RIP Fantasia and Dominic
Happy with most of the nominations.. especially for Colman Domingo and the rest of the actor categories.. Happy about all of the Anatomy of a Fall noms and sad that Past Lives only got 2. Crossing my fingers for The Boy and the Heron.
Annette Bening and Jodie Foster were excellent in NYAD. I am very happy to see these raw, badass performances from older women recognized. No stunt doubles for Bening-she swam every stroke. The chatter around that movie is not even vaguely ageist, it's blatant. Five nominations for Annette, and two wins already for Jodie. And people really thought they wouldn't make the cut? I knew Annette was in the second i saw NYAD. 👏👏 Here for it.
Literally look forward to this video every year
Happy "watching The Oscar Expert and Brother Bro meltdown" Day to all those who celebrate. Overall a great bunch of noms. Delighted for Past Lives, The Zone of Interest and The Holdovers. I get why people are mad for Gerwig and Robbie, but I personally feel that they were nominated in the categories that mattered. Barbie wouldn't have been anything without Gerwig's script, which she was recognised for and I suspect she will win. Similarly Robbie lobbied for and executive produced the most successful movie of 2023 and was recognised as a producer. I feel like there were better acting performances last year. As an executive producer I bet she is delighted with all 8 nominations.
Yeah. I think Gerwig is a much better writer than a director.
Screenplay nom is very deserved.
I think that a lot of Academy members placed their votes for Margot as a producer, rather than in the acting branch. I think a good amount of Oscar members voted for Margot in the Best Picture category, which allowed them to vote for their personal favorites, without feeling about for snubbing Margot or feel like they’d wasted their vote.
@@davy209 Technically Cooper and Stone did get Best Picture and acting nominations (plus Original Screenplay for Cooper), not that they were likely to get snubbed for acting based on predictions.
I'm just happy for Emily Blunt. Her fist Oscar nom! 👏
It’s about damn time! She has been snubbed for way too long!
Emily Blunt? Really?
Her first???
@@davy209 for what though? you guys like to say that (insert actor here) is snubbed their entire careers but what has blunt done that warrants a nomination?
@marcochen9117- I think Emily Blunt was absolutely terrific in films like: “The Devil Wears Prada”, “Into The Woods”, “Sicario”, “The Girl on the Train”, and “A Quiet Place”. All of these really shows her range as a very versatile actress who can do comedy, drama, action, and musical film genres, and I wouldn’t complain if she was nominated for any one of those movies, in my opinion.
I told you Margot Robbie will be this year‘s Lady Gaga in House of Gucci - getting in everywhere but Oscars!!!
Yeah I was really thinking she might get nominated at first but yeah it definitely turned out the same Gaga with House Of Gucci
You were completely right bro. I’m just glad she’s at least nominated as a producer, since that’s what she seems to be the most proud of. It sucks that comedic performances often get so overlooked in the Lead category.
The brilliance of margots performance is that she made it look like an easy crowd pleasing turn in a blockbuster movie but there were so many layers to it.Truly a snub!
@@prathameshrane5841 I agree she actually deserved it. But she was just vulnerable in this competition.
@@pb.j.1753I think it just comes down to genre bias. I dunno why the academy seems incapable of nominating more than one comedic performance in the lead category.
Petition to have these two read the Oscar nominations next year.
I am more interested in this than the actual nominee reveals 😂
The nominations for Anatomy of a fall are a perfect combo... Excellent film...
Only wish Milo got nominated too but that was never going to happen
@@purekinemaMilo over Ruffalo would have been the best outcome
Someone mentioned a great stat: Lead Actresses have not all been from Best Picture nominees since like the 70‘s apparently. And he was right (Annette Benning - Nyad).
I wonder if that’s the reason Margot Robbie or Greta Lee didn’t get in.
@@laurajones1773 i don't think voters are actively thinking about that though haha
Not since 1977 or the 50th Academy Awards
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 Thanks!
Glenn Close for The Wife was not nominated for Best Picture, if I remember correctly
Ryan Gosling ironically carrying Barbie 😂
And Billie Eilish is their best shot at a win. Poor Things might take costume/production design.
@@hothotheat3000nah I don’t think that. Poor things is giving me the favourite vibes where it only ends up winning Lead Actress.
@@hothotheat3000Poor Things will also get Best Actress
All of Us Strangers disappeared.
Margot Robbie was GaGa’ed basically, got it everywhere except the Oscars!
And Past Lives had the Woman Talking treatment 😂
House of gucci didn't receive 8 nominations like barbie. House of gucci was nominated for razzies
Lol..... u guys really need to watch more pre-actor-gaga movies.....
@@singstreetcar5881 Of course Barbie is much better than House of Gucci it wasn’t about comparing movie qualities. Just one example of an actress missing Oscars while getting every precursors, Amy Adams could be another one for Robbie here
@@zeyneperatalar9216I think the Amy Adams comparison is more accurate. Since both Arrival and Barbie were both best picture juggernauts.
Not to mention both Arrival and Barbie had 8 nominations each.
Good to see Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo and Ryan Gosling in there! Three of my favorite performances of the year
Finally saw it over the weekend.
Emma Stone was very, very committed 😅
John Williams over Joe Hisaishi is the most heinous thing out of all the nominations
absolutely
I’m so disappointed that Joe Hisaishi got snubbed! He has consistently delivered great work for so many Studio Ghibli films for decades already and he should’ve received the recognition that he deserves!
john williams is the diane warren of score
@@townsongs so true
@@townsongsexcept he won. Unsure if Warren ever won outside of honorary Oscar. I think Williams got in because he says it's his last score and he's a vet in this.
Nothing for All Of Us Strangers. Such great performances and direction. To me, the biggest snub, especially considering Maestro, a film I didn't care much for at all, got nominations instead.
Video opens and Justin clutching the pillow
i'm so glad for mark ruffalo
Yes. But sad no Dafoe.He *just misses* so often. (I'm thinking The Lighthouse here....)
I just want to note a couple things in shorts:
- Island in Between for doc short was 15th in odds and got a nomination for Documentary Short (for some reason?)
- Invincible and Knight making it in Live Action Short as #10 and 11
- Good call on Once Upon a Studio not making it in Animated Short, there were also a couple of surprise noms there too (especially Pachyderme, which is so good)
By the way this the third year in a row where 2 categories at the Oscars had the exact same nominees this year being Costumes and Production Design, last year was Director and Original Screenplay and the year before that was Cinematography and Production Design.
Terrible day for the All of Us Strangers hive
Won't be forgotten by those who saw it.
Never had a chance
Both Gretas are not having a great morning... Happy for Sandra and her films' performance here 🎉
theres gonna be a stat on gretas not getting nominated in the future
I cannot believe that the Disney short film with all the characters was not nominated. Everyone said that that was the most likely to win!!
13:50 They are oscars darlings . WHAT? When the last time Jodie got an oscar nomination you guys were not even an embryo. Foster has not been nominated for oscar since 1995. Benning hasnt been nominated since 2011.
I think with how strong Anatomy of a Fall is it could snag a surprise win. Screenplay is the obvious one but what if we saw Huller take the Bafta!! Think about it…
I like the surprises. But the original score category made me mad.
Why can't they nominate Animated Films in ANY OTHER CATEGORIES?!?!?
It sucks animated films are only nominated in the animated feature category.
@laurajones1773 It used to not be that way, the last two years have been like that though. They clearly didn’t listen to what Guillermo del Toro said
@@seankoontz4235 yeah Pinocchio deserved song and score. Spider-Verse deserved at least score. Idk about VFX or Best Picture but 🤷
@quentintickler4615 To be completely honest I like Spider-Verse better than a few of the films that got nominated (Maestro, Killers, Poor Things). But it’s fine, I knew it was dead as soon as it missed Critics Choice. It’ll probably win Animated still
I would blame Pinocchio missing score and song on EEAAO’s over-performance
My Dad REFUSED to see Barbie, so I went with my mum. After we came out of the cinema she said "That was brilliant, I bet Ken will get a nomination, not Barbie, the Academy does stuff like that"
Exactly what I thought.
All I know is I hope this taught France a thing or two about choosing their international feature contenders lol
They did it before with Portrait of a lady on fire. They don't learn lol
@@BambuProductions well with Protrait of a Lady on Fire, that ended up not getting any nominations at all because France didn’t pick it for their selection. Anatomy was so strong it got nominated in other categories, almost guaranteeing it would’ve been in contention to win the international feature Oscar.
Anatomy of a fall is talked in English, couldn't be send for international film
Portrait wasn't the selected but Les Miserables still got the nomination
@@richardlugali2690 That's not true. It was eligible, they just didn't choose it.
Imagine these guys as kids on Xmas Eve 😁
Predictions - Categories
Best Picture - Oppenheimer (It's over)
Director - Christopher Nolan (It's over)
Actress - Emma Stone/Lily Gladstone/Sandra Huller (to close to call)
Actor - Paul Giamatti/Cillian Murphy (to close to call)
Supporting Actress - Da'Vine Joy Randolph (it's over)
Supporting Actor - Robert Downey Jr. (it's over)
Adapted Screenplay - Literally could be anything other than The Zone Of Interest
Original Screenplay - The Holdovers/Anatomy Of A Fall/Past Lives (to close to call)
Cinematography - Oppenheimer (it's over)
Costume Design - Barbie/Poor Things (to close to call)
Film Editing - Oppenheimer (it's over)
Make-Up & Hairstyling - Could be anything (leaning towards Maestro)
Production Design - Barbie/Poor Things (to close to call)
Score - Oppenheimer (it's over)
Original Song - What Was I Made For?/I'm Just Ken (to close to call)
Sound - Oppenheimer (it's over)
Visual Effects - The Creator/Godzilla Minus one (to close to call)
Animated Feature - Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse/The Boy & The Heron (to close to call)
Documentary Feature - 20 Days In Mariupol (it's over)
International Film - The Zone Of Interest (it's over)
Best guesses for the rest: Letter To A Pig (Animated Short), The Last Repair Shop (Documentary Short) & The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar (Live Action Short)
Just wanted to say Adapted Screenplay is just between Barbie and American Fiction.
And Sound isn't over. It's a close call between Oppenheimer and The Zone of Interest.(I'm leaning towards The Zone of Interest)
I think Annette Bening deserves the nomination. She was amazing in Nyad.
Agreed!
No
i am sooooooooo happy mark ruffalo got the nomination. he deserves the win!!
Zone of Interest not getting Score is bonkers! The score was amazing for that movie!
yo these dues creaming themselves over oscar noms!! love it!!
I'm just over the moon when I saw Sandra Huller got nominated for Best Actress. I wish she could be nominated for Best Supporting as well for "The Zone Of Interest". But this is amazing
For what it’s worth, I think she was definitely number 6 for supporting
I feel like it must be said, just to make sure:
Award nominations will never satisfy everyone. It’s okay to be at least a little sad/annoyed/possibly mad at things that made it/didn’t make it. Take a small consolation that your favourites are still your favourites even if they aren’t nominated for awards.
What that DOESN’T mean is to bash award bodies because they didn’t choose your favourites. Every awards body is different and complicated. Everyone has opinions and that’s cool and all, but that does not entitle you to think that your picks are “better” than an awards body’s. Frankly, there is no such thing as a “better opinion” when it comes to awards because art is in some ways subjective. People will have different experiences and tastes to bring when they decide the nominees and the eventual winners. Be careful not to dehumanize awards bodies because there are people behind the decisions.
Well said...
Oppenheimer is on a huge momentum shift, I would be big if they sweep. Plus, Greta gerwig snubbed for director and Margot robbie for actress a huge shocker. Past lives is done at this point
Past Lives was DOA unfortunately, at least it got a screenplay nom but will probably lose to Anatomy of a Fall
It was not shocking. Honestly.
Margot deserved a Best Actress nomination 😢. She embodied the role of Barbie perfectly and brought the character to life. Her performance also invoked many emotions for girls and women worldwide.
@@RyanM268 at least she got nominated for best picture as a producer
@Haldered unless if the holdovers win original screenplay
Also can we take a second to realize that if, in a pre-2020 Oscars year, Oppenheimer was eligible for Visual Effects, it would’ve absolutely been nominated for Visual Effects AND Sound Editing? That would’ve made Oppenheimer the first movie in Oscars history to get 15 noms 😱
@theoscarexpert
The real Christmas has arrived
No it hasn't. Shitty awards nobody cares about but these 2 fools.
As much I don’t go crazy for Nyad, I was shocked it got some nominations. Margot and Gerwig was snubbed but they both got nominated in 2 different topics. Awesome vid guys 👍
They weren't snubbed. They were just not good enough
Nyad looks conventional
I love the well deserved nomination for John Williams. I knew it since I listened his score. Your biggest upset is my biggest joy. His peers respect him like the living legend the Maestro is. Congratulations genious!!!
I think I lost my voice (cheers Annette)
It felt so bold for me to predict ferrera and I am so glad I did 😂
She's a tv actress, nothing more.
I’m so happy she got the nomination!
She's The Jamie Lee Of 23!! Her Brand Is Fun Coworker And The Margot Greta Snubs Will Boost Her Cause
Who’s Number 2 for Best picture? It’s all down to whoever wins PGA. Either The Holdovers, Anatomy of a fall or Poor things can win that award to show it’s competition against Oppenheimer
I got American Fiction in Score right. It’s funny cause I predicted based on your review of the movie. It looked like it was the only technical category it could get nominated for, so I never took it out!
I was surprised it got nominated over Spiderverse though.
Back home, their cat was sleeping soundly.
THE BEST REACTION!!!!!!
3:42 best reaction imo 🤣I can't control but inner peace very damaged 🚶🏻
Let’s goooooo PERFECT DAYS MADE IT
I got 20th on goldderby thanks to watching your guys videos so thanks for the help with my predictions
Congrats man! That’s amazing
I got 25th on goldderby. We both reached 80% accuracy (96/120 nominations). You got better odds. Congrats bro
I got 4th somehow.
got to be quicker than that if you want to beat me. congrats on 25th!@@gileadeandradesilva
dude thats sick congrats!@@wander92
I told everyone. IF A FILM IS IN BLACK AND WHITE IT GETS CINEMATOGRAPHY. El Conde was a given.
I actually screamed at America Ferrera and I felt like you guys 😂😂
I saw the nominations all the way thinking things like- Yep, the guys are freaking out right now.
And you were.
1:31 2:30 3:42 3:56 4:47 6:11 6:18 6:28 8:14 8:27 8:45 Best reactions.
Lone cinematography nominees are a common thing now. I thought it might be Saltburn this time but it is El Conde.
Trying to predict next year’s lone cinematography nom right now is a steep challenge but could be a fun exercise.
Often has nominees off the beaten path. Same goes for Visual Effects.
@@lorcan545My 2025 Best Cinematography predictions
1. Dune Part Two - Greig Fraser
2. Blitz - Yorick Le Saux
3. Alto Knights - Dante Spinotti
4. Horizon - J. Michael Muro
5. The Outrun - Yunus Roy Imer
I'm so sad that Spider-Verse got snubbed for Score for John Williams just because of name recognition. I predicited that Jodie Foster and Annette Bening would get in, I was just hoping that the older voters would not care enough to push John WIlliams in Score 😭
I find it also a pity that Metro, A$AP and especially Roisee was snubbed for Best Song.
WOOOOOOO ANNETTE AND JODIE! I am *so* happy!
I look forward to this video from ya’ll every year!
Winner predictions: Best picture: Oppenheimer Directing: Christopher Nolan for Oppenheimer. Lead Actor: Paul Giamatti in The Holdovers. Lead Actress: Emma Stone in Poor Things. Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr in Oppenheimer Supporting Actress: Da’Vine Joy Randolph in The Holdovers Original Screenplay: Anatomy of a Fall. Adapted Screenplay: American Fiction.
OTHERS:
International feature: The zone of interest
Animated feature: Spiderman across the spiderverse
Visual Effects: Godzilla minus one
Cinematography: Oppenheimer
Film Editing: Oppenheimer
Production Design: Poor Things
Costume Design: Barbie
Original Song: I’m Just ken from barbie
Original Score: Oppenheimer
Sound: The Zone of Interest
Documentary feature: The Eternal memory
Animated short film: War is over the story of Yoko and John
Live action short film: The wonderful story of Henry sugar
Make-up and hairstyling: Poor Things
I had Triet in for director but swapped her for Gerwig last minute, I would’ve had 5/5 if I didn’t do that.
I’m a really big John Williams fan, and sure the score of Indiana Jones Dial of Destiny is good, but hell nah it’s not an original score how did it even qualify for Oscar’s. Love that people are continuing to recognise his success but like this is kindof getting out of hand when he basically gets auto nominated just by making a score no matter how good it is. Also Academy needs to lose their anti-animated film mindset because it’s like they don’t think it’s a real film with the amount they just snub them from everything when they actually deserve it.
Joe Hisaishi’s score for The Boy and the Heron was worthy of a nomination. Numerous other scores he’s responsible for also have been worthy.
Is The Taste of Things eligible for the next Oscars upon its official release? Just curious about that
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE
I don't understand how the music branch made both one of their most inspired choices in a while with Wazhazhe getting in song and some of their most egregious score snubs in a while.
People just have different tastes than you. Normal.
@@kassiogomes8498 If someone's taste is to genuinely prefer the Dial of Destiny score to Spider-verse's, then they've just got bad taste
@@devdanferguson7616 ok. And what? It's art. It's subjective.
It doesn't matter if you are deserving or not , it's all about connection and favouritism
They gave Past Lives the Women Talking treatment 😭😭😭 fuck them for this. The cast is amazing.
Women Talking won the Screenplay Oscar, though. 😏 Could that also be the case for Past Lives?
@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719 I think Anatomy will win
@seankoontz4235 probably right. And it would be very deserving
I thought we all saw this coming tho. It didn’t have much of a chance in other categories. Especially once it didn’t get shortlisted for Score.
Women‘s key to getting an Oscar nomination: A monologue written or co-written by Noah Baumbach. It worked twice now!
or being Asian.
Happened with Laura Dern in Marriage Story.
no love for Strangers? four great performances and script