watching this after Anthony said in an interview he fully knew actors didn't normally go up for best picture wins but he convinced the other 2 guys to run up with him
I loved Kathryn Bigelow's reaction and saying to Tom Hanks, "I'm in shock". She's such a lady and her posture shows a humble woman. She's very deserving of the two Oscars.
1. Inglorious Basterds 2. Up 3. The Hurt Locker 4. Avatar 5. Precious 6. Up In The Air 7. The Blind Side 8. District 9 9. A Serious Man 10. An Education
+Daniel Forth Can't be, because the montage can not be showed before the presenter arrives... He is invited on stage in the begining of the video, says few words, and just presented the winner...
+Giovanni Naranjo The Hurt Locker won against Avatar, The Blind Side, District 9, An Education, Inglourious Basterds, Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire, A Serious Man, Up and Up in the Air, not only the three mentioned above...
+Sean Avery at least fucking avatar didnt win. the awards are a joke. The only good thing about this is that it called attention to female equality within the movie business especially directors. But obviously you'd rather a female director actually absolutely deserve it
michael nunnerley LMAO. I believe they were dating at the time. She's actually quite shy (despite being brilliant and stunning) and maybe he felt she might buckle under the intense pressure of the moment. Winning an Academy Award isn't exactly an everyday thing.
She wasn't going to speak because she just did a speech for the best director award. so he was lovingly keeping her up front when she was being humble about winning. it does look really awkward, but i think he was afraid she was gonna try and not take any credit so he was like "Hell no! This is our fearless leader and creator! Get up here!"
At the time I didn't think the hurt locker deserved it, but as time has gone on, the Hurt Locker I feel is a fantastic film and is one of the more deserving best pic winners in the last few years. Along with Departed, No Country for old men, Argo (arguably) and most recently Birdman.
@@jothishprabu8 Quit your crying. You’re just upset that the Library of Congress didn’t recognize Inglorious Basterds as “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant” the year when The Hurt Locker was inducted.
I agree, Inglorious was much more entertaining, but I do have that feeling Hurt Locker had a much better chance with the similarities of how Tom Hanks compared Casablanca to the world back then when it was in great turmoil. Not in the sense that it was about the politics but about the messages in the film. I guess you can compare this with American Sniper. If you can push politics aside, its a great movie.
***** But My thing is that not only was Inglourious Basterds more entertaining bur it also contains incredibly metaphysical dialogue and Characters. The Hurt Locker was a good screenplay but not better than Basterds. Even with alk the politics pushed to the side
Jordan Alford My point being if I were part of the Academy, I wouldve placed my vote on Tarantino over Boal, but its clear why there was a different outcome. It's unfortunate its controversies conflicted with it and if you dont know what I mean you can look it up about the mixed receptions it received compared to Hurt Locker. Both are well-deserving in my opinion though and I'm sure if nominated seperate years they both wouldve received their fair share of recognition.
I can understand why Hanks presented the award in that fashion. The pacing of this show was terrible to begin with. Why should it take 5 minutes to announce the nominees and why do the clips have to be so long. Hanks was like, screw it, the pacing is already bad, let's get it over it. Great way to make a statement Hanks.
Dude... The sound in The Hurt Locker was frigging amazing and the editing fit the style of Bigelow's directing flawlessly. So yeah I think it deserved every award it got. I think the script of the film in particular is ingenious because it deals with something that's really happening to soldiers mentally: Getting hooked on war. No one has dared to speak up about it in the way Mark Boal did. District 9, even though it is really good and I liked it, is overrated in my honest opinion.
I literally just watched Hurt Locker for the first time, and was blown away. Literally open mouthed and could not take my eyes off the screen. Those incredibly slo mo moments of explosions... the acting... and the tension was almost unbearable. I'm so glad Katherine told the story of this - it was a masterful, HUMAN story. So sweet to see the crazy excitement of the three main leads when they won the Oscar 😁😁
Without a doubt, this movie is in my top 5 favorites of all time. I first watched it in my Military Writing class in high school and was taken away by how incredible it was. So happy to find out it won best picture years later!
For the people that say that The Hurt Locker did not deserve Best Picture, this is one of the most critically acclaimed war movies ever. It won multiple awards at several film festivals, not just the Oscars. Do you people think an average movie is going to get that much praise by movie experts? Just because it is not a fast paced, action filled, fun movie, that doesn't mean it's not a masterful one.
Dynamite9383 Braveheart’s not historically accurate and yet it’s still a great film that deserved best picture, historically accurate or not accurate to real life enough doesn’t equal bad.
Dynamite9383 It’s not a different story, there are people out there who criticize it for the same reason people criticize The Hurt Locker, because it’s not accurate enough. You just like Braveheart better because you favor it more.
scifinerd17 dude, the only reason why The Hurt Locker won is because the people on the Oscar board were a bunch of old white men that in real life supported a war that was just as pointless as the war in Vietnam. They have no vision, they could never be open to modern films, and they only support movies that in their eyes are traditional. And on top of that, they always discriminate against science fiction films.
Man. Poor Tarantino. All of his movies are worthy of academy awards, but Inglourious Basterds was probably the movie that was "typical oscar material-y" enough to get him an oscar. Especially in 2010 when so many movies were nominated. Any other year half of em probably wouldn't have been nominated for anything at all. Keep making amazing movies Tarantino. You deserve a lot more than what you get. I hope one of these days you win an oscar. You deserve it.
I've just rewatched The Hurt Locker and I forgot how brilliant it is. I liked Inglorious Basterds but I remember it for certain set pieces and Christoph Waltz but it meandered in parts.
I felt like it should have gone to Up, hopefully soon an animated movie would win Best Picture here is what the 10 great films and the winner should be Avatar An Education Angels And Demons District 9 Fantastic Mr. Fox The White Ribbon The Secret In Their Eyes The Lovely Bones The Cove Up Winner: Up
0:27 Here are the nominees for Best Picture: Avatar - James Cameron and Jon Landau, producers The Blind Side - Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove and Broderick Johnson, producers District 9 - Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham, producers An Education - Finola Dwyer and Amanda Posey, producers The Hurt Locker - Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier and Greg Shapiro, producers Inglourious Basterds - Lawrence Bender, producer Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire - Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness and Gary Magness, producers A Serious Man - Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, producers Up - Jonas Rivera, producer Up in the Air - Daniel Dubiecki, Ivan Reitman and Jason Reitman, producers *and next to the **0:28*
I watched this movie two times before i knew it won the Oscar.. then watched it three more times after that.. it deserves all the awards possible. What a fantastic job 👏👏👏👏👏
i really dont get why people disagree with this..the hurt locker was THRILLING, suspenseful...made you sit on the edge of your seat...thats what movies are supposed to do...avatar was great for the art aspect of movies and deserved the wins it got...but as far as best picture, the hurt locker wins anyday
My winners: Best Picture: Inglourious basterds Best Actor: Jeff bridges(Crazy heart) Best Actress: Carey mulligan(An education) Best Director: Kathryn bigelow(The hurt locker) Best Supporting Actor: Christoph waltz(Inglourious basterds) Best Supporting Actress: Mo'nique(Precious based on the novel Push by sapphire) Best Original Screenplay: Inglourious basterds Best Adapted Screenplay: Up in the air Best Animated Feature Film: Up Best Foreign Language Film: El secreto de tus ojos(Argentina) Best Cinematography: Avatar Best Visual effects: Avatar Best Art direction: Avatar Best Film editing: The hurt locker Best Sound: The hurt locker Best Sound mixing: The hurt locker Best Original score: Up Best Original song: The weary kind(Crazy hearts) Best Costume design: The young victoria Best Makeup: Star trek
Top 5 movies of 2009: 1: The Hurt Locker (Great movie, very realistic, definitely deserved the Oscar) 2: District 9 (wow definitely deserved second place in my list) 3: Inglorious Bastards (Okay this crazy Tarantino Idea is amazing, and the performances by the actors are amazing, Waltz, Pitt, that hot theater owner. They're amazing.) 4: A Serious Man (Funny... at a loss for words) 5: Avatar (Well... not Cameron's best but still good)
I love Inglorious Basterds, watched Avatar like 4 times in the cinema when it came out but I felt deeply touched that hurt locker won and I'm not even an american. There is no happy end like in all other movies, there is only life and death and the reality that this movie is based on.
I wish imagine if Tom Hanks reading all the best picture nominations for 2009 at the 2010 Oscars. Tom Hanks: The Nominees for Best Motion Picture are.. Tom Hanks: Avatar: James Cameron and Jon Landau Producers. Tom Hanks: The Blind Side: Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove, and Broderick Johnson Producers. Tom Hanks: District 9: Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham Producers. Tom Hanks: An Education: Finola Dwyer and Amanda Posey Producers. Tom Hanks: The Hurt Locker: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier, and Greg Shapiro Producers. Tom Hanks: Inglourious Basterds: Lawrence Bender Producer. Tom Hanks: Precious: Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness, and Gary Magness Producers. Tom Hanks: A Serious Man: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen Producers. Tom Hanks: Up: Jonas Rivera Producer. Tom Hanks: Up In The Air: Daniel Dubiecki, Ivan Reitman, and Jason Reitman Producers. At 0:28: Winner: The Hurt Locker: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier, and Greg Shapiro Producers.
Renner's performance was simmering, cocky and fire powering 'If i'm gonna die, i wanna die comfortable' scary line considering what he was about to do.
@@Borganov20 LMFAO, the exact opposite happened, nobody remembers The Hurt Locker and Inglorious Basterds is probably talked more about now than before
I love the Hurt Locker, and it deserved to win, but really enough of the Avatar hate. It was revolutionary and a great threater experience. And most of The Hurt Locker haters haven't even seen the movie.
My nominees: - Avatar - Coraline - District 9 - An Education - The Hurt Locker - A Serious Man - Star Trek - Up - Up in the Air - The White Ribbon Winner: Star Trek
I was really upset to see The Hurt Locker win that night just because I enjoyed Avatar so much, but after these past few years watching the films that were nominated that year, I have to agree with the choice for sure. Kathryn and the crew deserved the win just by the fact that they revolutionized the war genre. And sure, Avatar did have a cool look to it, but that's basically all it had to offer. Thank you Kathryn for directing this great film.
Yes! Kathryn Bigelow and "The Hurt Locker". Kathryn is an example for us, Directors, Producers and even Actresses on how to be a powerful and intelligent and capable Female Director, no matter what. I am fierce as well! XX
The Hurt Locker (2009): Oscars Best Original Screenplay (winner) Best Sound Editing (winner) Best Sound Mixing (winner) Best Cinematography (nominee) Best Original Score (nominee) Best Film Editing (winner) Best Actor (nominee) Best Director (winner) Best Picture (winner)
Although some are calling The Hurt Locker overrated and have criticized things like a couple accuracy issues, I think that if you go forward 20 years, this film will be remembered as a classic war movie
I would've voted for Up. It was brilliant beyond measure and just emotionally satisfying. That being said, it's extremely hard for an animated film to win best picture and I don't know how any aniimated films could possibly win it if Up and Toy Story 3 didn't win it. I would however, completely disagree with anyone who thinks Avatar should've won. The plot was highly predictable and the acting was sub-par. It shouldn't be noted for anything other than the CGI usage. On the other hand, The Hurt Locker was brilliantly directed with great camera shots with a brilliant plot and acting. It was nowhere near what anyone would call a generic war film with soldiers screaming "Go Go GO GO!", rather it did a brilliant job of portraying life in Iraq. All in all, I'd say Up>Hurt Locker=Up in the air>District 9>Avatar>Inglorious Basterds
Every film nominated for best picture usually deserves to be there. I see absolutely no shame for it not winning. Especially as you said only 3 animated films ever got the nomination in the Oscars entire 90+ year history. (Beauty and the Beast, Up, and Toy Story 3.)
Two people on that stage suffered horrible tragedies in the past year, Jeremy mangled by snow plow, Alex manslaughter of cinematographer, she dead her hubby widowed and son motherless.
This film still holds its power 7 years later. It is (along with Bigelow's other 21st century film, "Zero Dark 30") one of the great films of this still young century.
So glad that The Hurt Locker did. The only thing that shocks me is that Avatar was even considered a frontrunner. I though worthy contenders to The Hurt Locker were Up in the air, District 9, Precious, and Inglourious Basterds. That's just my opinion though. I still think the Academy made the right decision this year. Great acting, suspenseful, emotional. Not just a bunch of special effects
No one who observed the critics awards that year really expected Avatar to win this or the Director Oscar. The Hurt Locker almost swept the Critics Awards, the only real threat could have been Up in the Air. Avatar has good effects, that's it. In the end Avatar is a much worse Dances with Wolves.
An absolutely BEAUTIFUL movie which i watched using BOXXY SOFTWARE and I just want to say that this one really GOT MY HEART, exactly what a movie should do!
The difference between Tom and Al Pacino doing it is Tom actually knew what he was doing and just went straight for the point. Al Pacino read that envelope and announced the winner like a senile old man.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the movie magic that Up brought to the big screen, the only animated movie (besides Beauty and the Beast) to be nominated for Best Motion Picture, and it's because it brought all the elements that make a movie great.
idk418 If I would be able to go back in time I would change the following Oscar years winners Instead of: You Can’t Take it With You it would be The Adventures of Robin Hood Gone With the Wind it would be The Wizard of Oz Rebecca - The Great Dictator How Green Was My Valley- The Maltese Falcon The Greatest Show on Earth - High Noon Around the World in 80 Days - The Ten Commandments To Kill a Mocking Bird win Best Picture, but have Peter O’ Toole win for Best Actor! My Fair Lady - either Mary Poppins or Dr Strangelove or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb A Man of All Seasons- THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING Midnight Cowboy - either Hello, Dolly! or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Rocky - All The President’s Men Annie Hall - Star Wars Chariots of Fire - Raiders of the Lost Ark or On Golden Pond Gandhi - E.T. or The Verdict Driving Miss Daisy - Field of Dreams or Dead Poets Society Dances With Wolves (I love it, but) - Goodfellas The Silence of the Lambs - Beauty and the Beast Unforgiven - A Few Good Men Forrest Gump - Pulp Fiction Braveheart - Babe The English Patient - Fargo Titanic - Good Will Hunting Shakespeare in Love - Saving Private Ryan American Beauty - The Sixth Sense Crash - Brokeback Mountain The Hurt Locker - either Up! or Inglorious Basterds Argo - Les Miserables or Django Unchained Spotlight - Bridge of Spies or Mad Max Fury Road Green Book - Black Panther or BlackKklansman
For everyone complaining or otherwise being confused about Tom Hanks not listing the nominees, this ceremony is part of a recent format change during which the nominees are actually listed and highlighted in installments throughout the entire ceremony. This is necessary because of the increased number of best picture nominees; in the traditional presentation of best picture, back when there were only like 6 best picture nominees, nominee announcements were accompanied by short clips of those films---which would be long af today with 10+ nominees. By highlighting the nominees here and there throughout the ceremony, you can just skip to the announcement of the winner at the end.
Kathryn deserved best director, but best picture really should've gone to Avatar or Inglorious Bastards. What James did with Avatar was revolutionary. but really love seeing the cast so happy up there
The nominees for Best Movie are: AVATAR: James Cameron & Jon Landau THE HURT LOCKER: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier & Greg Shapiro THE BLIND SIDE: Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove & Broderick Johnson DISTRICT 9: Peter Jackson & Carolynne Cunningham AN EDUCATION: Finola Dwyer & Amanada Posey INGLORIOUS BASTERDS: Lawrence Bender PRESIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL 'PUSH' BY SAPPHIRE: Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness & Gary Magness A SERIOUS MAN: Joel Cohen & Ethan Cohen UP: Jonas Rivera UP IN THE AIR: DANIEL DUBIEKI, IVAN REITMAN & JASON REITMAN And the Oscar goes to THE HURT LOCKER: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier & Greg Shapiro
Inglourious Basterds was awesome, and should have won Best Director as well as Best Picture. You can make a case that The Hurt Locker was independent as well as well acted, but the ensemble cast and originality behind Inglourious Basterds was far superior.
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Well, that's one way to do it. "Hello, I'm Tom Hanks. Movies are great. The winner is Hurt Locker. Good night."
Hello I'm Tom Hanks. The winner is The Hurt Locker, goodbye
Im Forrest, Forrest Gump. Bye
Hahahaha, literally!
Also, Casablanca.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Dustin Chandler I have the coronavirus wait no I don’t anymore goodbye
“My eyes see the hurt locker”
Ain’t no way you came back here after watching Al Pacino 😂😂😂
*No.* What both, Tom Hanks and Al Pacino, saw was the instructions before the ceremony, during the briefing. That's what they saw.
"This is Oscars. I like Casablanca. 1943 was a year. The Hurt Locker."
Seeing Jeremy Renner, Brian Geraghty, and Anthony Mackie celebrate was the best thing ever.
He was in Chicago PD. Never would have thought that he was on a huge Oscar-winning film.
Two of the three leads would go on to be Avengers
Also, Evangeline Lilly
Spoiler for Iron Man 3,
Coincidentally Guy Pearce would have a similar fate in Iron Man 3.
Lol who cares
watching this after Anthony said in an interview he fully knew actors didn't normally go up for best picture wins but he convinced the other 2 guys to run up with him
Legend d
He went for it…kudos to him! 👌🏻
After the way they ignored his standout performance I really don't blame him tbh. But he's always been a wild one so it doesn't surprise me either lol
More seem to do it now. The LaLa Land cast did and they didn't even win lol.
I think the trend started since Slumdog Millionaire when they won best picture.
Anthony Mackie was so excited awww ❤️
mchras You mean the poor choice of a Tupac portrayal from "Notorious"? Yeah cause he knows that's the only W he'll ever get.
... Nope, that's not what I meant. Someone's holding a grudge
Dynamite9383 nah you just mad...he is winning at life
@@NYRyder1983 little did u know the dub this man just got
@@NYRyder1983 worst tupac actor ever
I loved Kathryn Bigelow's reaction and saying to Tom Hanks, "I'm in shock". She's such a lady and her posture shows a humble woman. She's very deserving of the two Oscars.
Hurt Locker wins picture
But she's also a badass.
i adore how Kathryn is just standing there hyperventilating while laughing for 5 minutes straight
Anthony Mackie screaming at the Oscars is my spirt animal😂💛
It captures the true African-American experience
@@RSG_TheMonster Complete. Comprehensive.
Tom Hanks should just present Best Picture from now on. He just gets straight to the winner to speed it up and I love him for that.
Queen Bigelow
1. Inglorious Basterds
2. Up
3. The Hurt Locker
4. Avatar
5. Precious
6. Up In The Air
7. The Blind Side
8. District 9
9. A Serious Man
10. An Education
It should've gone to Inglorious Basterds
@@ThwipThwipBoom I'm inclined to agree, though Avatar was an amazing film too. Both are great in their own way and would have deserved the win.
As much as I love Inglourious Basterds, that script was all over the place lmao
Jeremy and anthony---> Hawkeye and Falcon;)
Who is other lead?
@@vinceatumac some random dude they found off the street
Is just me, or Tom Hanks supposed to read the nominees first, and then open the envelope... ?
Tom Hanks does what he wants.
ACB Films
Of course he does, but still, is supposed to read the nominees first...
+Angel Pecica I think they had a montage of the nominess before he presented the award.
+Daniel Forth Can't be, because the montage can not be showed before the presenter arrives... He is invited on stage in the begining of the video, says few words, and just presented the winner...
+Angel Pecica The show went half an hour overtime, which is why it was rushed. I remember when I watched it live.
I came back to this after Al Pacino did the same and forgot the nominees, Hanks did it better
Now in part of the National Film Registry selection of 2020.
Hey it's falcon and Hawkeye
Everyone is currently making a big deal about Al Pacino not naming the nominees before opening the envelope when it happened here!
The lack of “and the winner is” was the big deal
The hurt locker won againist
-Avatar
-Up (Pixar/Disney)
-District 9
Giovanni Naranjo yea...
+Giovanni Naranjo
The Hurt Locker won against Avatar, The Blind Side, District 9, An Education, Inglourious Basterds, Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire, A Serious Man, Up and Up in the Air, not only the three mentioned above...
How the hell did the hurt locker win?! I know it was a weak year, but what?!!?
+Sean Avery at least fucking avatar didnt win. the awards are a joke. The only good thing about this is that it called attention to female equality within the movie business especially directors. But obviously you'd rather a female director actually absolutely deserve it
Fair enough, but The Hurt Locker was still undeserving.
That was a grand total of 20 seconds to present and reveal the winner of the main category of the night.
I just finish to saw it , what a film totally deserved congratulations %100. Recomendable 👍👍.
Jeremy's yell at 1:10 is freakin' adorable! He sounds like he's cheering at a football or soccer game instead of a awards banquet!
Yss
They were so young
This is first winner woman director in history, big moment.
And tarantino with inglourious basterds should have won best picture direction and screenplay
This movie is bad and inglorious basterds should’ve won
Inglorious Basterds is fkin masterpiece in every fkin way. Great Acting, Great screenplay, Great direction.
@@kostisdrougkas3029 Django unchained was better
@@jothishprabu8 Django unchained was better
whats up with the dude holding her arm the whole time, G needs to chill.
michael nunnerley LMAO. I believe they were dating at the time. She's actually quite shy (despite being brilliant and stunning) and maybe he felt she might buckle under the intense pressure of the moment. Winning an Academy Award isn't exactly an everyday thing.
She wasn't going to speak because she just did a speech for the best director award. so he was lovingly keeping her up front when she was being humble about winning. it does look really awkward, but i think he was afraid she was gonna try and not take any credit so he was like "Hell no! This is our fearless leader and creator! Get up here!"
yeah that made me so uncomfortable and then he would tug on her too, kinda weird
At the time I didn't think the hurt locker deserved it, but as time has gone on, the Hurt Locker I feel is a fantastic film and is one of the more deserving best pic winners in the last few years. Along with Departed, No Country for old men, Argo (arguably) and most recently Birdman.
I thought Argo was pretty terrible
Nic Rage Argo was a great film! But i wanted Zero Dark Thirty to win!
The Hurt Locker was so deserving... such a masterpiece!
you right dude
Scott A It really is. I can't believe some people are saying it didn't deserve it.
Maybe it did deserve all the awards that it won minus best original screenplay
Quentin’s writing was better
@Diego Pisfil or District 9
@@ernestolindley1659 or UP 🏠
The Hurt Locker is now part of the Library of Congress National Film Registry.
Inglorious Basterds is 100 times better than this forgettable film
@@jothishprabu8 Quit your crying. You’re just upset that the Library of Congress didn’t recognize Inglorious Basterds as “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant” the year when The Hurt Locker was inducted.
I love how Tom Hanks just mentioned Casablanca and got straight to the winner.
My Opinion is that Inglorious Basterds was the best film of 2009 but some people may feel different obviously the academy does.
I agree, Inglorious was much more entertaining, but I do have that feeling Hurt Locker had a much better chance with the similarities of how Tom Hanks compared Casablanca to the world back then when it was in great turmoil. Not in the sense that it was about the politics but about the messages in the film. I guess you can compare this with American Sniper. If you can push politics aside, its a great movie.
***** But My thing is that not only was Inglourious Basterds more entertaining bur it also contains incredibly metaphysical dialogue and Characters. The Hurt Locker was a good screenplay but not better than Basterds. Even with alk the politics pushed to the side
Jordan Alford My point being if I were part of the Academy, I wouldve placed my vote on Tarantino over Boal, but its clear why there was a different outcome. It's unfortunate its controversies conflicted with it and if you dont know what I mean you can look it up about the mixed receptions it received compared to Hurt Locker. Both are well-deserving in my opinion though and I'm sure if nominated seperate years they both wouldve received their fair share of recognition.
***** I understand why Hurt Locker won I just more upset with the Academy.
Jordan Alford well fortunately Inglourious doesnt need the Academy or a trophy to be remembered. its a classic in itself
I can understand why Hanks presented the award in that fashion. The pacing of this show was terrible to begin with. Why should it take 5 minutes to announce the nominees and why do the clips have to be so long. Hanks was like, screw it, the pacing is already bad, let's get it over it. Great way to make a statement Hanks.
Anyone here after the same thing this year with Pacino?
Dude... The sound in The Hurt Locker was frigging amazing and the editing fit the style of Bigelow's directing flawlessly. So yeah I think it deserved every award it got. I think the script of the film in particular is ingenious because it deals with something that's really happening to soldiers mentally: Getting hooked on war. No one has dared to speak up about it in the way Mark Boal did. District 9, even though it is really good and I liked it, is overrated in my honest opinion.
I literally just watched Hurt Locker for the first time, and was blown away. Literally open mouthed and could not take my eyes off the screen. Those incredibly slo mo moments of explosions... the acting... and the tension was almost unbearable.
I'm so glad Katherine told the story of this - it was a masterful, HUMAN story.
So sweet to see the crazy excitement of the three main leads when they won the Oscar 😁😁
Without a doubt, this movie is in my top 5 favorites of all time. I first watched it in my Military Writing class in high school and was taken away by how incredible it was. So happy to find out it won best picture years later!
For the people that say that The Hurt Locker did not deserve Best Picture, this is one of the most critically acclaimed war movies ever. It won multiple awards at several film festivals, not just the Oscars. Do you people think an average movie is going to get that much praise by movie experts? Just because it is not a fast paced, action filled, fun movie, that doesn't mean it's not a masterful one.
Raul Ruiz de Velasco There are other war movies that are 5 times better than that fake Hurt Locker movie.
Dynamite9383 Braveheart’s not historically accurate and yet it’s still a great film that deserved best picture, historically accurate or not accurate to real life enough doesn’t equal bad.
scifinerd17 Braveheart is a different story.
Dynamite9383 It’s not a different story, there are people out there who criticize it for the same reason people criticize The Hurt Locker, because it’s not accurate enough. You just like Braveheart better because you favor it more.
scifinerd17 dude, the only reason why The Hurt Locker won is because the people on the Oscar board were a bunch of old white men that in real life supported a war that was just as pointless as the war in Vietnam. They have no vision, they could never be open to modern films, and they only support movies that in their eyes are traditional. And on top of that, they always discriminate against science fiction films.
Man. Poor Tarantino. All of his movies are worthy of academy awards, but Inglourious Basterds was probably the movie that was "typical oscar material-y" enough to get him an oscar. Especially in 2010 when so many movies were nominated. Any other year half of em probably wouldn't have been nominated for anything at all. Keep making amazing movies Tarantino. You deserve a lot more than what you get. I hope one of these days you win an oscar. You deserve it.
He didn't say the nominees?
They went at least half an hour overtime. That's why.
Gábor Vág Not just that. They also announced the winners of the categories too slow.
Kathryn Bigelow sure paved the way for future women directors.
Too bad none of them were even nominated this yeah smh stupid Oscar voters
Sofia Copolla, girl
women directors have been nominated since 1976
Greta Gerwig too
@@saledarius9014 okay but why are you mentioning me about it?
Tarantino lost 3 awards to The Hurt Locker that year.
R.I.P. Quentin
I've just rewatched The Hurt Locker and I forgot how brilliant it is. I liked Inglorious Basterds but I remember it for certain set pieces and Christoph Waltz but it meandered in parts.
he got robbed
So did James Cameron, AKA Kathryn’s ex
@@matteobeach4261 he was happy for her and it was well deserved 👏👏👏
I felt like it should have gone to Up, hopefully soon an animated movie would win Best Picture
here is what the 10 great films and the winner should be
Avatar
An Education
Angels And Demons
District 9
Fantastic Mr. Fox
The White Ribbon
The Secret In Their Eyes
The Lovely Bones
The Cove
Up
Winner: Up
Cap and Hawkeye got an Oscar.
0:27 Here are the nominees for Best Picture:
Avatar - James Cameron and Jon Landau, producers
The Blind Side - Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove and Broderick Johnson, producers
District 9 - Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham, producers
An Education - Finola Dwyer and Amanda Posey, producers
The Hurt Locker - Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier and Greg Shapiro, producers
Inglourious Basterds - Lawrence Bender, producer
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire - Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness and Gary Magness, producers
A Serious Man - Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, producers
Up - Jonas Rivera, producer
Up in the Air - Daniel Dubiecki, Ivan Reitman and Jason Reitman, producers
*and next to the **0:28*
I watched this movie two times before i knew it won the Oscar.. then watched it three more times after that.. it deserves all the awards possible. What a fantastic job 👏👏👏👏👏
lol looks like the actors in the back were drunk
i really dont get why people disagree with this..the hurt locker was THRILLING, suspenseful...made you sit on the edge of your seat...thats what movies are supposed to do...avatar was great for the art aspect of movies and deserved the wins it got...but as far as best picture, the hurt locker wins anyday
This is Anthony Mackie second movie to win Best Picture, after Million Dollar Baby!
Jeremy and Anthony are so happy!!
So why not acknowledge the other nominees? “Up” for instance, was the second animated film to be nominated for best picture
I feel a great disturbance on the imdb boards. As if thousands of Avatar fans suddenly cried out in terror!
The winner is....Precious!!
Al Pacino did the same thing 14 years later With Oppenheimer
My winners:
Best Picture: Inglourious basterds
Best Actor: Jeff bridges(Crazy heart)
Best Actress: Carey mulligan(An education)
Best Director: Kathryn bigelow(The hurt locker)
Best Supporting Actor: Christoph waltz(Inglourious basterds)
Best Supporting Actress: Mo'nique(Precious based on the novel Push by sapphire)
Best Original Screenplay: Inglourious basterds
Best Adapted Screenplay: Up in the air
Best Animated Feature Film: Up
Best Foreign Language Film: El secreto de tus ojos(Argentina)
Best Cinematography: Avatar
Best Visual effects: Avatar
Best Art direction: Avatar
Best Film editing: The hurt locker
Best Sound: The hurt locker
Best Sound mixing: The hurt locker
Best Original score: Up
Best Original song: The weary kind(Crazy hearts)
Best Costume design: The young victoria
Best Makeup: Star trek
11 years later, Nomadland becomes the 2nd Best Picture winner to be directed by a woman!!!
And now a 3rd.
@@juicygossipworld4024 Actually Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog lost Best Picture to CODA
Oh sorry, I thought we were talking about female director wins.
@@davidle4936 CODA, directed by a woman.
Top 5 movies of 2009:
1: The Hurt Locker (Great movie, very realistic, definitely deserved the Oscar)
2: District 9 (wow definitely deserved second place in my list)
3: Inglorious Bastards (Okay this crazy Tarantino Idea is amazing, and the performances by the actors are amazing, Waltz, Pitt, that hot theater owner. They're amazing.)
4: A Serious Man (Funny... at a loss for words)
5: Avatar (Well... not Cameron's best but still good)
She`s hardly standing with those two oscars in her hands, but when Steve was there to help her she`s like: "NO! They are both mine!" :D
I love Inglorious Basterds, watched Avatar like 4 times in the cinema when it came out but I felt deeply touched that hurt locker won and I'm not even an american. There is no happy end like in all other movies, there is only life and death and the reality that this movie is based on.
Little known fact, District 9 was a nominee
I wish imagine if Tom Hanks reading all the best picture nominations for 2009 at the 2010 Oscars.
Tom Hanks: The Nominees for Best Motion Picture are..
Tom Hanks: Avatar: James Cameron and Jon Landau Producers.
Tom Hanks: The Blind Side: Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove, and Broderick Johnson Producers.
Tom Hanks: District 9: Peter Jackson and Carolynne Cunningham Producers.
Tom Hanks: An Education: Finola Dwyer and Amanda Posey Producers.
Tom Hanks: The Hurt Locker: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier, and Greg Shapiro Producers.
Tom Hanks: Inglourious Basterds: Lawrence Bender Producer.
Tom Hanks: Precious: Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness, and Gary Magness Producers.
Tom Hanks: A Serious Man: Joel Coen and
Ethan Coen Producers.
Tom Hanks: Up: Jonas Rivera Producer.
Tom Hanks: Up In The Air: Daniel Dubiecki, Ivan Reitman, and Jason Reitman Producers.
At 0:28: Winner: The Hurt Locker: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier, and Greg Shapiro Producers.
Renner's performance was simmering, cocky and fire powering
'If i'm gonna die, i wanna die comfortable'
scary line considering what he was about to do.
This film is going to get bigger with time. The most iconic film of the 00's.
Period.
2010 people were weird bro...
@@Borganov20 LMFAO, the exact opposite happened, nobody remembers The Hurt Locker and Inglorious Basterds is probably talked more about now than before
Tony Mack and Jeremy are so young
"1943. The world was at war". The world is still at war. Coincidentally that seems to be Hurt Locker's sad message.
The best film of the year. Well deserved.
I like Inglourious Basterds more but okay I am very glad The Hurt Locker won. Great Best Picture win
Love you Bigelow! 💜💜💜
I love the Hurt Locker, and it deserved to win, but really enough of the Avatar hate. It was revolutionary and a great threater experience. And most of The Hurt Locker haters haven't even seen the movie.
My nominees:
- Avatar
- Coraline
- District 9
- An Education
- The Hurt Locker
- A Serious Man
- Star Trek
- Up
- Up in the Air
- The White Ribbon
Winner: Star Trek
I was really upset to see The Hurt Locker win that night just because I enjoyed Avatar so much, but after these past few years watching the films that were nominated that year, I have to agree with the choice for sure. Kathryn and the crew deserved the win just by the fact that they revolutionized the war genre. And sure, Avatar did have a cool look to it, but that's basically all it had to offer. Thank you Kathryn for directing this great film.
UP is my personal choice
Yes! Kathryn Bigelow and "The Hurt Locker". Kathryn is an example for us, Directors, Producers and even Actresses on how to be a powerful and intelligent and capable Female Director, no matter what. I am fierce as well! XX
The Hurt Locker (2009): Oscars
Best Original Screenplay (winner)
Best Sound Editing (winner)
Best Sound Mixing (winner)
Best Cinematography (nominee)
Best Original Score (nominee)
Best Film Editing (winner)
Best Actor (nominee)
Best Director (winner)
Best Picture (winner)
Although some are calling The Hurt Locker overrated and have criticized things like a couple accuracy issues, I think that if you go forward 20 years, this film will be remembered as a classic war movie
Inglorious Basterds > Avatar > Hurt Locker
In terms of intensity!!!
Inglorious Basterds > Hurt Locker > Up >>> Sharknado >>> Disaster Movie > Avatar
@@fjadan47
Up > Avatar > The Hurt Locker
3:56 Anthony Mackie huging Mark holding the Oscar
District 9 was awesome.And I am still waiting for the sequel.
not only that, but the artistic view and imagery and touching story in general. It was so good people went to go see it more than once!
I would've voted for Up. It was brilliant beyond measure and just emotionally satisfying. That being said, it's extremely hard for an animated film to win best picture and I don't know how any aniimated films could possibly win it if Up and Toy Story 3 didn't win it.
I would however, completely disagree with anyone who thinks Avatar should've won. The plot was highly predictable and the acting was sub-par. It shouldn't be noted for anything other than the CGI usage. On the other hand, The Hurt Locker was brilliantly directed with great camera shots with a brilliant plot and acting. It was nowhere near what anyone would call a generic war film with soldiers screaming "Go Go GO GO!", rather it did a brilliant job of portraying life in Iraq.
All in all, I'd say Up>Hurt Locker=Up in the air>District 9>Avatar>Inglorious Basterds
Every film nominated for best picture usually deserves to be there. I see absolutely no shame for it not winning. Especially as you said only 3 animated films ever got the nomination in the Oscars entire 90+ year history. (Beauty and the Beast, Up, and Toy Story 3.)
Two people on that stage suffered horrible tragedies in the past year, Jeremy mangled by snow plow, Alex manslaughter of cinematographer, she dead her hubby widowed and son motherless.
This film still holds its power 7 years later. It is (along with Bigelow's other 21st century film, "Zero Dark 30") one of the great films of this still young century.
So glad that The Hurt Locker did. The only thing that shocks me is that Avatar was even considered a frontrunner. I though worthy contenders to The Hurt Locker were Up in the air, District 9, Precious, and Inglourious Basterds. That's just my opinion though. I still think the Academy made the right decision this year. Great acting, suspenseful, emotional. Not just a bunch of special effects
No one who observed the critics awards that year really expected Avatar to win this or the Director Oscar. The Hurt Locker almost swept the Critics Awards, the only real threat could have been Up in the Air. Avatar has good effects, that's it. In the end Avatar is a much worse Dances with Wolves.
Exactly, very unoriginal with some flashy new CGI, and people say with conviction it should have won....
An absolutely BEAUTIFUL movie which i watched using BOXXY SOFTWARE and I just want to say that this one really GOT MY HEART, exactly what a movie should do!
the Hurt Locker is the greatest picture of the past decade...
simply amazing!!!
“my name is tom hanks. 1943 is a year. casablanca is a movie. the winner is the hurt locker.”
Wow, you're so original...
So, Al Pacino wasn´t the fisrt to go straight to the winner
The difference between Tom and Al Pacino doing it is Tom actually knew what he was doing and just went straight for the point. Al Pacino read that envelope and announced the winner like a senile old man.
That time when Hawkeye, Falcon, The Wasp and Voldemort won 6 Oscars
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the movie magic that Up brought to the big screen, the only animated movie (besides Beauty and the Beast) to be nominated for Best Motion Picture, and it's because it brought all the elements that make a movie great.
idk418 If I would be able to go back in time I would change the following Oscar years winners
Instead of:
You Can’t Take it With You it would be The Adventures of Robin Hood
Gone With the Wind it would be The Wizard of Oz
Rebecca - The Great Dictator
How Green Was My Valley- The Maltese Falcon
The Greatest Show on Earth - High Noon
Around the World in 80 Days - The Ten Commandments
To Kill a Mocking Bird win Best Picture, but have Peter O’ Toole win for Best Actor!
My Fair Lady - either Mary Poppins or Dr Strangelove or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb
A Man of All Seasons- THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING
Midnight Cowboy - either Hello, Dolly! or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Rocky - All The President’s Men
Annie Hall - Star Wars
Chariots of Fire - Raiders of the Lost Ark or On Golden Pond
Gandhi - E.T. or The Verdict
Driving Miss Daisy - Field of Dreams or Dead Poets Society
Dances With Wolves (I love it, but) - Goodfellas
The Silence of the Lambs - Beauty and the Beast
Unforgiven - A Few Good Men
Forrest Gump - Pulp Fiction
Braveheart - Babe
The English Patient - Fargo
Titanic - Good Will Hunting
Shakespeare in Love - Saving Private Ryan
American Beauty - The Sixth Sense
Crash - Brokeback Mountain
The Hurt Locker - either Up! or Inglorious Basterds
Argo - Les Miserables or Django Unchained
Spotlight - Bridge of Spies or Mad Max Fury Road
Green Book - Black Panther or BlackKklansman
Kathryn Bigalow is a hottie...
She was 58 during that time. No kidding
What was most likely to win? Avatar.
What won, and DESERVED to win? The Hurt Locker.
What's MY personal favourite? Inglourious Basterds.
“Hi, I’m Tom Hanks. Casablanca won in 1943. The Winner in the Hurt Locker. Goodbye.”
For everyone complaining or otherwise being confused about Tom Hanks not listing the nominees, this ceremony is part of a recent format change during which the nominees are actually listed and highlighted in installments throughout the entire ceremony. This is necessary because of the increased number of best picture nominees; in the traditional presentation of best picture, back when there were only like 6 best picture nominees, nominee announcements were accompanied by short clips of those films---which would be long af today with 10+ nominees. By highlighting the nominees here and there throughout the ceremony, you can just skip to the announcement of the winner at the end.
Kathryn deserved best director, but best picture really should've gone to Avatar or Inglorious Bastards. What James did with Avatar was revolutionary. but really love seeing the cast so happy up there
The nominees for Best Movie are:
AVATAR: James Cameron & Jon Landau
THE HURT LOCKER: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier & Greg Shapiro
THE BLIND SIDE: Gil Netter, Andrew A. Kosove & Broderick Johnson
DISTRICT 9: Peter Jackson & Carolynne Cunningham
AN EDUCATION: Finola Dwyer & Amanada Posey
INGLORIOUS BASTERDS: Lawrence Bender
PRESIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL 'PUSH' BY SAPPHIRE: Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness & Gary Magness
A SERIOUS MAN: Joel Cohen & Ethan Cohen
UP: Jonas Rivera
UP IN THE AIR: DANIEL DUBIEKI, IVAN REITMAN & JASON REITMAN
And the Oscar goes to
THE HURT LOCKER: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier & Greg Shapiro
Up should've won 😢
The Hurt Locker was the right choice for me bro. It is one of the greatest movies ever made and I am glad it won.
It's not just about the CGI that makes Avatar a good movie. It's the furturistic plot, the story, and visual effects that makes it a good moviemovie.
Tom Hanks didn't mention the other nominees
*THE PEOPLE WHO ALREADY EDITED AN INTRO FOR BEST PICTURE NOMINEES BE LIKE*
I can't imagine being Tarantino or Pixar that night
All the praise to Tarantino is justified. He is the only one who could play with history and deliver and entertaining picture.
When is her new film coming out? She's a really great director.
Her last film that she directed was 2017’s “Detroit” & I don’t think she’s done much since
Inglourious Basterds was awesome, and should have won Best Director as well as Best Picture. You can make a case that The Hurt Locker was independent as well as well acted, but the ensemble cast and originality behind Inglourious Basterds was far superior.