Sad that The French Dispatch, The Green Knight, Titane and The Last Dual didn't get anything. But dammit Drive my Car got nominated for director and picture. I agree though that Power of the Dog and Dune are going to be battling to sweep a lot of these categories
French Dispatch and The Green Knight were some of my favorite films (if not my favorite) this year, personally. I think Green Knight totally deserved the adapted screenplay, but that might just be me. Oh well. Interesting oscars, for sure.
@@akshatmishra3604 idk bruh it was weird for weirds sake. If you take out the car sex there's a really great story in there but the car sex was just there to spark controversy
The fact that Tick Tick Boom got mostly snubbed hurts my soul. I know it’s a crazy stacked category but I’m hardcore rooting for Andrew for best actor, he deserves it in spades ❤️🙏🏻
It's Lin-Manuel's first attempt at directing, so I think it's a little early in his career. The film was a great musical, and Andrew's performance was Best Actor worthy, but overall I didnt think it should have been nominated for Best Picture
@@sparx7974 completely fair but I genuinely thought it’s beautifully crafted and shot film, especially for his first time. I also wish we gave more accolades for when we immediately see greatness so we don’t have to give basically consolation oscars later. Like Peele winning for Get Out vs Leo getting his Oscar for Revenant. I can see Tick Tick Boom not winning for these reasons, but it deserved more nominations IMO.
I don't think it really got snubbed anywhere except Best Picture... but that's obviously a sad one to miss lol. To be honest I'm impressed that it nearly made it there though. It wasn't even close to the awards conversation for ages. And it getting an editing nom is an absolute steal, so happy for them.
@@jacobschiller4486 I think I'm actually predicting Benedict over him now. Twelve noms for TPOTD is veryy good, and Benedict has been eating up critics' awards all season whereas Will Smith has been seriously underperforming. Critics clearly aren't everything but if Will had only missed the Bafta nom I think he'd be out of the conversation altogether by now.
Well, it was the best part of don’t look up. Not saying it deserved the nom, but I feel like they couldn’t legitimately nom don’t look up for best picture without it.
@@austinsmith8610 I guess agree to disagree but I thought the editing was atrocious, some of the worst I’ve ever seen in a feature film. I think they should’ve just not nominated it for best picture, or probably anything else.
I was still kind of hoping that The Green Knight and The French Dispatch would both get at least something but predictably I was disappointed again. Free Guy over The Green Knight in VFX is just weird
I agree 100% on The Green Knight. Should have definitely gotten a nomination for makeup. I didn't see The French Dispatch, so I was surprised it wasn't nominated for anything as it was the frontrunner before the movie came out
and (arguably worse) best screenplay like i get how the academy can think that a really in your face and over edited movie deserves best editing but idek what came across their minds in regard to screenplay
Yup, for a year as stacked as this last year…feels very weird (and I enjoyed the movie honestly, it just wasn’t nearly as remarkable as, say, Spencer or Tick Tick Boom).
You must be one of these Republicans and Trump fans to say this. The movie was amazing but unfortunately people prefer watching Marvel's garbage movies and not real cinema
for anyone coming back to this supporting actress - ariana DeBose ✅ costume - cruella ✅ sound - dune ✅ original score - dune ✅ adapted screenplay - ❌ was actually coda original screenplay - ✅ belfast animated short - the windshield wiper ✅ live action short - the long goodbye ✅ supporting actor - ❌ was actually Troy Kotsur film editing - dune ✅ makeup and hair - ❌ was actually eyes of tammy faye animated feature - encanto ✅ original song - ❌ was actually no time to die documentary feature - summer of soul ✅ visual effects - dune ✅ cinematography - dune ✅ production design - dune ✅ international feature - drive my car ✅ actor - will smith ✅ actress - jessica chastain ✅ directing - jane campian ✅ best picture - ❌ was actually Coda 18/23
Surprised but happy nightmare alley got a best picture nom but very disappointed with the lack of Spencer . It had the best score and cinematography of 2021. I knew it wasn’t getting a best picture nom but Pablo larrain for director is a huge snub
@@glenwarne6492 No, it definitely earned Best Director at least Best Cinematography. I loved the close ups of Diana exiting the Church. The color scheme was also country-dreamy quality to it. It seriously deserved more nominations with Best Original Score for Jonny Greenwood which lifted Stewart’s performance to even more highs like one of my favorite review of the film says “it’s a string quartet went to hell”. Also, my girl Jacqueline Durran got snubbed for Best Costume Design. She made the gorgeous green gown for the dinner scene and the beautiful white gown with silver embroidery that was showcased on the poster. The film is a very unique audio-visual experience as I like to say. It deserves more nominations so does “The French Dispatch”. It’s a tough year.
I think because Spencer and TPOTD are both scored by Jonny Greenwood, they chose the latter. My pick would easily be Spencer. As a huge fan of his I was honestly hoping for a double nomination. I seriously hope he wins.
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his reaction when kristen stewart got nominated is literally me and probably everyone also. happy kristen stewart got nominated but still sad over the lack of spencer :((
You can't turn in the same homework three times and expect to keep getting A's. I love Wes but it's hard to blame the Academy for not rewarding him when he's put his films in a box, even if it is very unique to his style.
@@Stuie299 I'm not saying it wasn't well designed, it just isn't anything he hasn't done before even if he did it better. He swept production design, costume design and hair and makeup with Grand Budapest, then went and turned in the same thing but in French this time. I'm not saying it didn't deserve a nom, but I see why it didn't get one. Sorry but even if he upped the scale a bit, I don't think it differentiated itself enough from Grand Budapest to warrant handing him another award for it. He can keep making his movies his way (and I hope he does, like I said I'm a fan) but you can't expect him to get awards for it.
@@Stuie299 because Guillermo doesn't stick to the same type of stuff each time, at least not as noticeably (which is his argument for why they didnt choose it)
i love Gaga, i am a little monster, but she didn't deserve a nomination. also, why Ruth Negga wasn't nominated, she gave my favorite perfomance of the year, honestly, i think she deserved!
Very sad no French Dispatch, like come one I know it wasn’t going to get nominated for anything major but the costume and production design in that movie is leagues above the other nominations.
@@hithere2477 not arguing that it has a big issue with erasing black/indigenous (and tbh, non-american) voices but can it really be called a white saviour movie? what saving do the white people do?
Villeneuve not getting nominated is going to be directly compared in the future (by me at least) to Nolan getting snubbed for Inception. I think Dune, like Inception, will only grow in popularity and give Villeneuve the same status that Nolan has had over the last decade.
I’m disappointed that The Last Duel got completely snubbed. It was definitely the best picture that I had the pleasure of viewing last year. I guess it’s because the academy has always been biased against medieval films.
The Academy has nothing against Historical and Medieval films. Gladiator won Best Picture in 2000. Not to mention films like Bravehart etc It's just most of them in recent years have been utter shit. Resulting in audiences going to see less of them, resulting in them getting worse marketing campaigns, resulting in them getting worse oscar campaigns. There's not much reason for Disney to push for it when they've got Nightmare Alley, West Side Story and The Eyes of Tammy Faye competing in most of the same categories
@@Lanosrep That’s like saying they have nothing against fantasy films because Return of the King won in 2003. There are always exceptions, but that doesn’t refute the overall trend.
@@batman5224 well Return of The King was one of the only few Oscar worthy fantasy movie it's not oscars fault that fantasy movies aren't nominated it's just fantasy movies are not really oscars worthy
Passing was totally snubbed for cinematography imo, it’s one of the best looking movies I’ve ever seen! (Total snub for French Dispatch too, though you mentioned that)
I heard someone say that, since he’s making an inter-connected trilogy, they may do what they did for Peter Jackson and wait until the trilogy is complete to drop the Best Director award on him.
Denis Villeneuve and Dune will get everything they deserve when they finish the saga just like it happened with Peter Jackson and The Lord of the Rings
I adore Drive My Car, so it's a good morning. That a 3-hour Japanese movie could get a best picture nom is something i could not have imagined a decade ago (when my favorite movie was a 4-hour long Japanese movie).
For the Animated category, they might as well have just said Encanto won right now. It's too popular and too good not to win it, even if Luca and MVM winning would be great
Cannot believe that Passing got no nominations at all. I love that movie, it has this quiet love that sucked me in and gave me a long hug and I would’ve loved to see it get some recognition.
Woke up to the news that a Norwegian film had not one, but TWO nominations and whooped and hollered! I have been gutted over not seeing the movie in a theatre but now I just need to find a way to make it happen. All of these are a super interesting lineup!
I am relieved that your prediction of Robots (2005) for best picture turned out to be true! Even though it is not technically from this year, its outstanding plot, unique cinematography and lovely characters were just top class and made it an obvious pick. Sad Chris Wedge got snubbed for best director.
Spencer got snubbed so much this year. Absolutely deserved a nom for Cinematography, Best Picture, and Costuming. The Green Knight also deserved to be nominated and given the win for Cinematography.
@@cethomas324 I think a lot of the movies are good, but I think Don’t Look Up should win Best Picture. Because let’s be honest, which movie will be relevant in 20 years? Which movie are we going to reflect on and say “they were right”? I’d say it’s the most important movie of the year.
it's only up for a handful of awards, tho. It has won virtually nothing in the awards leading up to the Oscars, and was snubbed for Best Director. None of the cast is up for anything, either.
@@coquimapping8680 id say you're right but at the same time it's lacking in a lot of departments (almost everywhere except for score, which for me is the best part of the movie, and acting, which is ok but not exceptional). The concept behind it is much more interesting than the actual execution that for sure is not at best picture level
The Worst Person in the World deserves The international feature and original screenplay win. Pretty bummed Renate Reinsve didn't receive a nomination for her brilliant performance. But I mean it's the Oscars 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
The academy has been putting off giving a Netflix movie best picture for several years, but it looks like that streak may end. Seriously salty about the Villeneuve snub. And now that I know west side story won’t win best picture I think I can watch and enjoy it now.
well penélope cruz did win the venice film festival's coppa volpi for parallel mothers, which is one of the most prestigious acting awards, so it wasn't that much of a surprise I think. I'm actually really happy that she got the recognition she deserves!
I've seen every best picture nom except for CODA and King Richard. Personally, I really want Dune to win, it's easily my favorite out of the nominees, but I'm with Karsten in thinking that Power of the Dog has everything oging for it and is probably gonna win this year.
Karsten. I also dont know much of the animated shorts except for one which will most likely not win but is a considerable achievement for my country's film industry, Bestia, it is an elegantly depraved metaphorical tale about real life woman who commited heinous crimes for the secret police in the 70s. Its stop motion is gloriously fluid and there is a crushing sense of materiality to the elements used
My pick is The Mitchells vs The Machines for Best Animated Feature. They worked so hard to create something new and put it alot of effort to make a fun, heartwarming, and visually amazing film. Also if this wins it can break Disney/Pixar streak and become the 7th animated film to do it.
There's big rumor / reason Denis isn't nominated for director, insider drama: He does not get along that well with some of the new people at Téléfilm Canada for his position on Québec's independance. The rumor is that they pressured the oscars not to give him nods in the risk of him saying pro-Québec things in his could-be winning speech
If Dune doesn't absolutely sweep the visual and sound I would be shocked. Seeing that in IMax was one of the few times I felt seeing something in a theater was worth it.
Damn, I need to watch like half the movies that were nominated for best directing and picture. Welp time to get the popcorn! See you guys on Oscar night. Still pretty disappointed French Dispatch didn't get nominated for anything, but really happy that Nightmare Alley got nominated for a good amount of categories. Crossing my fingers.
God I hope The Mitchells Vs The Machines wins Best Animated Feature. It’s my favorite move of 2021 and I really wanna see it win over Encanto even though I love Encanto
Something in me hopes the Oscars choose Dont Look Up as best picture just so that the rest of the world can see just how inane the Oscars have become over time.
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thank u for watching im gonna go take a nap now
Yes go rest my king 🧎♂️
Sleep well
You are Andrew Garfield’s clone
I am going to take my chances and say Drive my car is going to sweep all its categories and win
Why not the last duel and the green knight is not nominated in any category so is french dispatch????
Sad that The French Dispatch, The Green Knight, Titane and The Last Dual didn't get anything.
But dammit Drive my Car got nominated for director and picture. I agree though that Power of the Dog and Dune are going to be battling to sweep a lot of these categories
to be fair, Titane isn't the academy's cup of tea lol
French Dispatch and The Green Knight were some of my favorite films (if not my favorite) this year, personally. I think Green Knight totally deserved the adapted screenplay, but that might just be me. Oh well. Interesting oscars, for sure.
Titane is way too cool for the academy.The academy members ain't ready for it.
@@akshatmishra3604 idk bruh it was weird for weirds sake. If you take out the car sex there's a really great story in there but the car sex was just there to spark controversy
Dont forget about Pig and Nic Cage. The movie didn't got any love this award season and its pissing me off.
I literally laughed out loud when Don't Look Up got nominated for best editing.
i have literally never seen worse editing, im so pissed of 😭
I mean it’s not as bad as Bohemian Rhapsody getting nominated and not nearly as bad as it WINNING
Whoa, that was like a surrealistic quirky-ass editing
Not as worse as Bohemian Rhapsody
Adam McKay gets a nomination every time now. Even though vice, don’t look up, etc. got nominated, his best movies (anchorman) were not
The fact that Tick Tick Boom got mostly snubbed hurts my soul. I know it’s a crazy stacked category but I’m hardcore rooting for Andrew for best actor, he deserves it in spades ❤️🙏🏻
It's Lin-Manuel's first attempt at directing, so I think it's a little early in his career. The film was a great musical, and Andrew's performance was Best Actor worthy, but overall I didnt think it should have been nominated for Best Picture
Sadly Will Smith seems poised to win it, although I agree with your opinion.
@@sparx7974 completely fair but I genuinely thought it’s beautifully crafted and shot film, especially for his first time. I also wish we gave more accolades for when we immediately see greatness so we don’t have to give basically consolation oscars later. Like Peele winning for Get Out vs Leo getting his Oscar for Revenant. I can see Tick Tick Boom not winning for these reasons, but it deserved more nominations IMO.
I don't think it really got snubbed anywhere except Best Picture... but that's obviously a sad one to miss lol. To be honest I'm impressed that it nearly made it there though. It wasn't even close to the awards conversation for ages. And it getting an editing nom is an absolute steal, so happy for them.
@@jacobschiller4486 I think I'm actually predicting Benedict over him now. Twelve noms for TPOTD is veryy good, and Benedict has been eating up critics' awards all season whereas Will Smith has been seriously underperforming. Critics clearly aren't everything but if Will had only missed the Bafta nom I think he'd be out of the conversation altogether by now.
The suspense from Karsten being CONVINCED that Spielberg was out and Villeneuve was in, gotta be honest, better than Hitchcock.
The pure look of distress and mad confusion from the Supporting Actress nominees was gold.
Don’t look up getting a nom for editing and the French dispatch, licorice pizza, spencer, or last night in soho not getting one is laughable
true
at this point i'm pretty sure people vote for the editing oscar by throwing darts at a board... some of the choices are truly incomprehensible lol
Well, it was the best part of don’t look up. Not saying it deserved the nom, but I feel like they couldn’t legitimately nom don’t look up for best picture without it.
@@austinsmith8610 I guess agree to disagree but I thought the editing was atrocious, some of the worst I’ve ever seen in a feature film. I think they should’ve just not nominated it for best picture, or probably anything else.
The French Dispatch, Licorice Pizza and Spencer are HORRIBLE movies and easily the worst of the year!!!!
I was still kind of hoping that The Green Knight and The French Dispatch would both get at least something but predictably I was disappointed again. Free Guy over The Green Knight in VFX is just weird
I know right?! The Green Knight was my favorite movie of the year and I was shocked it didn’t get one for vfx, cinematography, or costuming
I agree 100% on The Green Knight. Should have definitely gotten a nomination for makeup. I didn't see The French Dispatch, so I was surprised it wasn't nominated for anything as it was the frontrunner before the movie came out
Academy nominated ‘free guy’ just sounds gross
Even tho I don't love Green Knight, is undeniable that it's cinematography and VFX are on another level
Free guy was better. Oscars bad.
I cannot believe that Don’t Look Up was nominated for best picture and (arguably worse) best editing
I know! The academy seems to think lots of editing means best editing…. Insane.
and (arguably worse) best screenplay
like i get how the academy can think that a really in your face and over edited movie deserves best editing but idek what came across their minds in regard to screenplay
Yup, for a year as stacked as this last year…feels very weird (and I enjoyed the movie honestly, it just wasn’t nearly as remarkable as, say, Spencer or Tick Tick Boom).
@@jjmcn8377 Adam McKay has actually won a Best Original Screenplay oscar in the past, for "The Big Short".
You must be one of these Republicans and Trump fans to say this. The movie was amazing but unfortunately people prefer watching Marvel's garbage movies and not real cinema
the fact that french dispatch and the green knight got literally nothing im shaking and crying rn
literally. the french dispatch should have been nominated for cinematography & product design…
And C’mon C’mon
The French Dispatch sucks
The French Dispatch is robbed for best production design, did Wes Anderson piss off the Oscars or something?
The production designers of The French Dispatch are the exact same people who worked for West Side Story. Most colourful movies in years.
for anyone coming back to this
supporting actress - ariana DeBose ✅
costume - cruella ✅
sound - dune ✅
original score - dune ✅
adapted screenplay - ❌ was actually coda
original screenplay - ✅ belfast
animated short - the windshield wiper ✅
live action short - the long goodbye ✅
supporting actor - ❌ was actually Troy Kotsur
film editing - dune ✅
makeup and hair - ❌ was actually eyes of tammy faye
animated feature - encanto ✅
original song - ❌ was actually no time to die
documentary feature - summer of soul ✅
visual effects - dune ✅
cinematography - dune ✅
production design - dune ✅
international feature - drive my car ✅
actor - will smith ✅
actress - jessica chastain ✅
directing - jane campian ✅
best picture - ❌ was actually Coda
18/23
Surprised but happy nightmare alley got a best picture nom but very disappointed with the lack of Spencer . It had the best score and cinematography of 2021. I knew it wasn’t getting a best picture nom but Pablo larrain for director is a huge snub
If they had enough room for all the worthy directors it would just result in the category being 10 like Best Picture
I am so mad it didn't get best cinematography or best score, the movie is a dream to look at and listen too. At least, I hope Kristen wins.
The direction is nothing special in Spencer it got what it deserved which is best actress
@@glenwarne6492 No, it definitely earned Best Director at least Best Cinematography. I loved the close ups of Diana exiting the Church. The color scheme was also country-dreamy quality to it. It seriously deserved more nominations with Best Original Score for Jonny Greenwood which lifted Stewart’s performance to even more highs like one of my favorite review of the film says “it’s a string quartet went to hell”. Also, my girl Jacqueline Durran got snubbed for Best Costume Design. She made the gorgeous green gown for the dinner scene and the beautiful white gown with silver embroidery that was showcased on the poster. The film is a very unique audio-visual experience as I like to say. It deserves more nominations so does “The French Dispatch”. It’s a tough year.
I think because Spencer and TPOTD are both scored by Jonny Greenwood, they chose the latter. My pick would easily be Spencer. As a huge fan of his I was honestly hoping for a double nomination. I seriously hope he wins.
I jumped out of my chair when Stewart got nominated, accidentally waking my dog. Worth it.
My dog jumped out of his chait when Stewart got nominated, accidentally waking me. Not worth it.
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What do you need that for? I fall asleep watching his videos.
I agree i looooove the podcast, great to fall asleep somewhere in Chile or Thailand or Canada and wake up confused in my bed in my house :'
@@glendarjj3991 damn 💀 💀
Wait- Karsten has a sleep podcast that I don’t know about whaaaaat- I HAVE TO CHECK IT OUT NOW
Where can I find his podcast?
his reaction when kristen stewart got nominated is literally me and probably everyone also. happy kristen stewart got nominated but still sad over the lack of spencer :((
As a French Canadian, I was laughing out loud when I heard “De.. Denuu.. Denu vullunuve”
The French Dispatch disrespect is UNREAL
You can't turn in the same homework three times and expect to keep getting A's. I love Wes but it's hard to blame the Academy for not rewarding him when he's put his films in a box, even if it is very unique to his style.
@@joshg1845 Sorry, but French Dispatch was a masterclass in production design. It's by far the most complete representation of his style.
@@Stuie299 I'm not saying it wasn't well designed, it just isn't anything he hasn't done before even if he did it better. He swept production design, costume design and hair and makeup with Grand Budapest, then went and turned in the same thing but in French this time. I'm not saying it didn't deserve a nom, but I see why it didn't get one. Sorry but even if he upped the scale a bit, I don't think it differentiated itself enough from Grand Budapest to warrant handing him another award for it. He can keep making his movies his way (and I hope he does, like I said I'm a fan) but you can't expect him to get awards for it.
@@joshg1845 I don't really buy that argument when other directors like Guillermo Del Toro have multiple nominations.
@@Stuie299 because Guillermo doesn't stick to the same type of stuff each time, at least not as noticeably (which is his argument for why they didnt choose it)
i love Gaga, i am a little monster, but she didn't deserve a nomination. also, why Ruth Negga wasn't nominated, she gave my favorite perfomance of the year, honestly, i think she deserved!
I like some Gaga songs but what the fuck does she know about cameras
Very sad no French Dispatch, like come one I know it wasn’t going to get nominated for anything major but the costume and production design in that movie is leagues above the other nominations.
Fun fact: The production designers of The French Dispatch are the exact same people who worked for West Side Story. Most colourful movies in years.
tbh I’ve lost faith in the oscars as I’ve gotten older, too often I see my favorites snubbed for those with connections who submit mediocre work
Mhm like does don’t look up (a white saviour movie that erases black and indigenous voices from the talk of climate change) deserve it?
@@hithere2477 not arguing that it has a big issue with erasing black/indigenous (and tbh, non-american) voices but can it really be called a white saviour movie? what saving do the white people do?
@@cgm530 Americans thinking they can save “the world”
Villeneuve not getting nominated is going to be directly compared in the future (by me at least) to Nolan getting snubbed for Inception. I think Dune, like Inception, will only grow in popularity and give Villeneuve the same status that Nolan has had over the last decade.
No red rocket no titane but don’t look up? Oscars are genuinely overlooked by dinguses 💀😭
Titane unfortunately has been dead since shortlists smubbed it
Also Pig. The movie is easily so much better than at least two of the best picture nominees
@@RyanSmith-qr7jg ehats the other one?
Surely you’ve realised by now the oscars just go off popularity
I’m disappointed that The Last Duel got completely snubbed. It was definitely the best picture that I had the pleasure of viewing last year. I guess it’s because the academy has always been biased against medieval films.
Yeah, I'm honestly shocked. It seemed like the type of movie the Oscars would love
The Academy has nothing against Historical and Medieval films. Gladiator won Best Picture in 2000. Not to mention films like Bravehart etc
It's just most of them in recent years have been utter shit. Resulting in audiences going to see less of them, resulting in them getting worse marketing campaigns, resulting in them getting worse oscar campaigns.
There's not much reason for Disney to push for it when they've got Nightmare Alley, West Side Story and The Eyes of Tammy Faye competing in most of the same categories
@@Lanosrep That’s like saying they have nothing against fantasy films because Return of the King won in 2003. There are always exceptions, but that doesn’t refute the overall trend.
@@batman5224 well Return of The King was one of the only few Oscar worthy fantasy movie it's not oscars fault that fantasy movies aren't nominated it's just fantasy movies are not really oscars worthy
I hope Kristen wins for Spencer. Took a long time for her to get recognized, but glad people are now knowing what a talent she is.
I was cheering as well when Kristen got nominated. She deserves the win and she doesn’t deserve the snubs.
I already knew we were gonna have a good time with the Oscar picks but the slippers and coffee really elevated the experience.
Passing was totally snubbed for cinematography imo, it’s one of the best looking movies I’ve ever seen! (Total snub for French Dispatch too, though you mentioned that)
Exactly!!
Denis Villeneuve should not only have been nominated for best director but also win.
I heard someone say that, since he’s making an inter-connected trilogy, they may do what they did for Peter Jackson and wait until the trilogy is complete to drop the Best Director award on him.
Denis Villeneuve and Dune will get everything they deserve when they finish the saga just like it happened with Peter Jackson and The Lord of the Rings
I was thinking they probably will nominate Dune for a lot of awards, but won't give him anything until at least part 2 comes out.
@@ParzivalTheThird Well I think part 1 is good enough to win. The academy should judge what's in front of them and not what the future holds.
@@Mario-tx4ll Unfortunately it doesn’t work like that
Couldn't predict that slap
Yo!
Denis snub: Biggest Crime
Kristen nom: Biggest Justice
RIP: Mass, Passing, Pig, French Dispatch and Titane (obviously)
Update: and RIP C'mon C'mon
Wish Last Night in Soho got nominated for Best Costumes they were great for the 60s
Also best editing
Deserved an editing nomination over don't look up, that's for sure.
I adore Drive My Car, so it's a good morning. That a 3-hour Japanese movie could get a best picture nom is something i could not have imagined a decade ago (when my favorite movie was a 4-hour long Japanese movie).
I'm gonna guess that 4 hour long Japanese movie is Love Exposure?
@@patrickmccaffrey4562 that very one!
For the Animated category, they might as well have just said Encanto won right now. It's too popular and too good not to win it, even if Luca and MVM winning would be great
Never say never, but also make bets on two horses.
mvm is my pick but ik encanto will win lmfao😭
I mean there is always flee, it did get internationa feature AND docu as well
@@uvespenturlifemakingmusic1857 Disney dominates best animated picture sadly so I don't see flee winning, although it might win docu tho
I’m sticking with the Mitchells right now because if I don’t see Encanto win both animated and song, then it gonna go to Mitchells. Just saying.
yessss been waiting for this
I'm actually so pleased that Jared Leto didn't get nominated
I let out the biggest “oh thank god” when I saw Kristen’s name. Holy shit I’m so glad
Surprised with just how many categories I got 5/5 in. I’m ecstatic to see Stewart get the nomination after the SAG and BAFTA snub
Cannot believe that Passing got no nominations at all. I love that movie, it has this quiet love that sucked me in and gave me a long hug and I would’ve loved to see it get some recognition.
the french dispatch got nothing. screaming, crying, throwing up.
Fun fact: The production designers of The French Dispatch are the exact same people who worked for West Side Story. Most colourful movies in years.
Denis Lives and breaths through Dune I am shocked he didn't get nominated!
Well, He is def going to get nominated for Dune Part 2 or/and Messiah so I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I am so pleased that Stewart got that nom
Woke up to the news that a Norwegian film had not one, but TWO nominations and whooped and hollered! I have been gutted over not seeing the movie in a theatre but now I just need to find a way to make it happen. All of these are a super interesting lineup!
dune is literally this years inception
This man went through every single emotion in order, when Supporting and Lead Actress were being listed
Big Picture... That is embarrassing.
Spencer was so snubbed for best score.
It was also so snubbed for Best Costume Design. Jacqueline Durran is amazing for her work in that film.
I am relieved that your prediction of Robots (2005) for best picture turned out to be true! Even though it is not technically from this year, its outstanding plot, unique cinematography and lovely characters were just top class and made it an obvious pick. Sad Chris Wedge got snubbed for best director.
Spencer got snubbed so much this year. Absolutely deserved a nom for Cinematography, Best Picture, and Costuming. The Green Knight also deserved to be nominated and given the win for Cinematography.
Spencer doesn't deserve best picture imo but it could have replaced don't look up
@@glenwarne6492 Spencer deserves a nomination but not win. A nomination is recognition for work done. Spencer does deserve it.
@@glenwarne6492 it doesn't deserve the win but it deserves a nom
I really really really really really wanted to see sparks nominated for So May We Start
The fact that Don't Look Up got a Best Picture nom blows my mind
happy a Deaf film is getting some recognition with CODA, and first Deaf actor nommed that's amazing
Troy Kotsur (sp?) is the first male deaf actor to be nominated, but Marlee Matlin won Best Actress a long time ago, for "Children of Lesser God".
@@wylier don’t worry i have adored Marlee Matlin for years!! i should have clarified that by actor i meant “male actor” as opposed to “actress”
dev patel in the green knight got snubbed so bad i was rlly hoping he'd get more attention :(
I was hoping for Sean Harris
a24 is a mess campaigning things
I'm surprised but totally fine with Gucci's snub. The Green Knight being snubbed however got me seeing red.
We all know that "Don't look up" is gonna win everything.
Oh, please, no! Power of the Dog!!!
@@cethomas324 I think a lot of the movies are good, but I think Don’t Look Up should win Best Picture. Because let’s be honest, which movie will be relevant in 20 years? Which movie are we going to reflect on and say “they were right”? I’d say it’s the most important movie of the year.
it's only up for a handful of awards, tho. It has won virtually nothing in the awards leading up to the Oscars, and was snubbed for Best Director. None of the cast is up for anything, either.
@@coquimapping8680 id say you're right but at the same time it's lacking in a lot of departments (almost everywhere except for score, which for me is the best part of the movie, and acting, which is ok but not exceptional). The concept behind it is much more interesting than the actual execution that for sure is not at best picture level
The Worst Person in the World deserves The international feature and original screenplay win. Pretty bummed Renate Reinsve didn't receive a nomination for her brilliant performance. But I mean it's the Oscars 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Or Drive My Car Best Picture nominee
The academy has been putting off giving a Netflix movie best picture for several years, but it looks like that streak may end. Seriously salty about the Villeneuve snub. And now that I know west side story won’t win best picture I think I can watch and enjoy it now.
why would WSS winning Best Picture make you not want to watch it?
@@a1t3rmusic I just don’t think it should win best picture since the old one won 60 years ago. Repetition irks me.
@@hydqjuliilq27 fair enough i guess but if it's good that shouldn't really matter then
tick tick boom was COMPLETELY snubbed.
'its gunna be a fun one'
that aged well lol
I was cracking up about "Big Picture" - I hadn't noticed that hahhaa
The French Dispatch not getting a Production Design nomination feels like the Academy specifically went out of their way not to nominate it.
Fun fact: The production designers of The French Dispatch are the exact same people who worked for West Side Story. Most colourful movies in years.
I got so excited when Kristen Stewart was nominated,hope she wins🤞
Saw that nominations came out and got super exited for this vid
Can’t wait for the Oscars
You have my favourite opinions on movies out of anyone ive seen.
karsten the speed editing wizard
the power of the dog sweeping has made me very happy
Don't look up getting a best picture nomination feels illegal I wish Spiderman got a nomination instead
Right?!!!??
well penélope cruz did win the venice film festival's coppa volpi for parallel mothers, which is one of the most prestigious acting awards, so it wasn't that much of a surprise I think. I'm actually really happy that she got the recognition she deserves!
You should show your Gold Derby predictions more for these types of videos. It was interesting comparing them from the winners!
Congrats Karsten on West Side story getting best picture, must be cool to be in a movie that gets BP
Didn't love The Green Knight but it definitely deserves a cinematography nom. It was gorgeous
so glad i haven’t seen any of these except for tick tick boom and spencer
Really, thought Denis Villeneuve would get nominated for best director. Yikes. Hope Dune wins best Cinematography and Score 😤
Don’t you mean “Denoolv Vi- Denuvilnuv”?
Yes and also VFX
I've seen every best picture nom except for CODA and King Richard. Personally, I really want Dune to win, it's easily my favorite out of the nominees, but I'm with Karsten in thinking that Power of the Dog has everything oging for it and is probably gonna win this year.
I don’t think, or want don’t look up to win. But boy it would be funny to see Karsten’s reaction to it winning
This was so strangely riveting most fun I had all day
jesse plemons scene with kirsten dunst on the hill where he said it was good to not be alone, bro i cried so bad
Karsten. I also dont know much of the animated shorts except for one which will most likely not win but is a considerable achievement for my country's film industry, Bestia, it is an elegantly depraved metaphorical tale about real life woman who commited heinous crimes for the secret police in the 70s. Its stop motion is gloriously fluid and there is a crushing sense of materiality to the elements used
I dont know about you but im so excited to find out what movie will win the oscars for big picture
My pick is The Mitchells vs The Machines for Best Animated Feature. They worked so hard to create something new and put it alot of effort to make a fun, heartwarming, and visually amazing film. Also if this wins it can break Disney/Pixar streak and become the 7th animated film to do it.
@Xavier love aka discord Anything is possible.
praying for *andrew garfield, beyoncé, & kristen stewart* 🙏🏾
yassss
Praying for Will Smith 🤲
@@everythingisawesome2903 Agreed
There's big rumor / reason Denis isn't nominated for director, insider drama:
He does not get along that well with some of the new people at Téléfilm Canada for his position on Québec's independance. The rumor is that they pressured the oscars not to give him nods in the risk of him saying pro-Québec things in his could-be winning speech
I didn't really expect it to do well, but I really wish French Dispatch had a couple nominations
man this is fun to watch in retrospect
If Dune doesn't absolutely sweep the visual and sound I would be shocked. Seeing that in IMax was one of the few times I felt seeing something in a theater was worth it.
So happy The Windshield Wiper got recognized! Beast is also great. But I think Robin Robin gonna take it
Leslie Jordan trying to pronounce Denis Villenuve’s name was the best part of this
loved watching you get so nervous/excited lol u da best
i’ve been a kristen stewart fan since 2008. her talent has been under appreciated for years and i’m glad she’s finally getting her recognition
his reaction during the supporting actress took me out because we all have the same reactions lmfaoo
Damn, I need to watch like half the movies that were nominated for best directing and picture. Welp time to get the popcorn! See you guys on Oscar night. Still pretty disappointed French Dispatch didn't get nominated for anything, but really happy that Nightmare Alley got nominated for a good amount of categories. Crossing my fingers.
kirsten please watch the windshield wiper it’s so beautiful
i spelt ure name wrong apologies
Or Robin Robin 😍
In the Heights was my second favorite movie this year behind Dune, I'm so sad In the Heights didn't get anything. 😥
In the heights is not that good
The editing was SO creative in In The Heights
@@glenwarne6492
I LOVED it and you can't stop me from loving what I love!
denis being snubbed is daylight robbery. anyway, this was one of the most relaxing videos in a while. thanks karst
So strange to not see The Last Duel mentioned ANYWHERE !
I hope don’t look up wins best picture. Not because it deserves it,but because it would be funny
These videos are fantastic
God I hope The Mitchells Vs The Machines wins Best Animated Feature. It’s my favorite move of 2021 and I really wanna see it win over Encanto even though I love Encanto
No because Mitchells is snubbed at the Golden Globes
Flee or Encanto will win now because both have 3 nominations
Something in me hopes the Oscars choose Dont Look Up as best picture just so that the rest of the world can see just how inane the Oscars have become over time.
Hell, maybe it can take Crash’s place as the mockery of Best Picture winners.