"Nomadland" Wins Best Picture | 93rd Oscars
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- Rita Moreno presents producers Frances McDormand, Peter Spears, Mollye Asher, Dan Janvey and Chloé Zhao with the Oscar for Best Picture for "Nomadland" at the 93rd Oscars.
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The howls McDormand made was actually a tribute to Nomadland's sound mixer Michael Wolf Snyder, who died a month after the release of the film!
Yes! Thank you so much for explaining it for those who make fun of her for doing it!
@@rasharddavis321 People are just cringe seeing her howling like that but i totally have no problem with it. It's a nice tribute for the late sound mixer. RIP....
@@Bjork4s definitely! They must’ve gotten close during the shooting of the movie
The important thing to remember. Francis wouldn't give 1 fuck what those who would make fun of her think. She's a badass.
@@Sfdjdhrh yes she is!
Regardless of who would’ve won Best Actor, Best Picture should still have been presented last. You should always save the most important and best award for last
Exactly. You don't ruin tradition unless it's for the right reason. Hopefully that mistake is not made again next year and Best Picture is presented last.
Hey, at least the saved the most surprising for last.
Agreed. It felt pretty awkward. At least last year's was ending was fantastic with Parasite winning BP.
I second that, it defeated the purpose of the show!
I assume that they thought Chadwick was going to win and because he passed away and because he is a beacon of representation for the black community that the producers thought on closing the show on an emotional and inclusive as a celebration way but turns out that the voters weren't bias and instead the majority actually voted for the best performance and that was Anthony Hopkins. That's why the ending of the ceremony felt awkward. The Academy shouldn't have authorized that although I appreciate their good intentions, Art and talent should be always the priority.
An indie movie like this winning Best Picture is still pretty rare, it’s nice to see such a beautiful film being awarded in this way.
A lot of indie movies have Won Best Picture recently. Moonlight, 12 Years a Slave, Spotlight, Parasite all say "Hello"
@@Gavin48 Parasite is de definitely not an indie movie.
@@Gavin48 Moonlight is an indie film, I will give you that, but 12 Years a Slave, Spotlight and Parasite are by far not indie films
@@thedudewhomadethisvideo I mean, they all qualified for Independent Spirit Award in their respective years...
Rare? Not at all. Look at the budgets of the winners over the last 40 years. 15 million crops up agiain and again, sometimes it's 5, sometimes it's 25... but it's seldom something out of reach of "ordinary" filmmakers. There was a few years around the millenium where "big" movies seemed to have a shot, but these days you can forget about it.
Frances McDormand is the first woman to win an Oscar for acting and producing on the same night!
Them presenting this before Actress and Actor just feels wrong.
It's just not right at all
they put best actor last because they thought it was chadwick's win and putting it at last seemed appropriate for the night. the academy just fooled themselves
@@xyrildanmanuel783 of course they did
I hope they never do that again
@@ignacioapolo7340 I hope they'll never do that again as well
Fun fact. Only other time Best Picture wasn't last nomination at Academy Awards was in 1972, when honorary award for Charlie Chaplin was presented last, after French Connection won BP.
Yes but Chaplin’s award wasn’t a competitive Oscar
Yeah.. as I see that, Chaplin's moment was emotional and beautiful enough to be the last, while this was bullshit.. X-D
@@singingindark12 agreed. But Chaplin’s Oscar was an honorary, non competitive Oscar so putting it at the end of the show did not interrupt the normal order of the awards.
That’s different
You know, there have been periods in the 1930's and 1940's where the Best Picture presentation was before other awards like those for acting. So basically it's not something relatively new.
So glad this film won but you guys robbed them of their big moment... Best Picture should ALWAYS go last no matter who you're expecting to win Best Actor...
"Nomadland" has been nominated for six academy awards winning 3 Oscars: For best actress in a leading role, directing, and best picture.
All 3 well deserved! Should have won Cinematography over Mank, but I respect the win.
@@tymoviedatabase7788 Yep
Not sure if people realise, but “their Wolf” who Fran howled for was their incredible sound recordist who sadly passed away a few weeks before that night. His name was Wolf, he was in the in memoriam that year, and from all accounts was an absolutely incredible dude and immeasurably sensitive when working with all the non-actors who made that movie. A pivotal figure on a small crew movie that won an Oscar. Fran’s howling tribute went over the heads of the majority of the people who watched this, but meant so much to the few people who knew. Most people just assumed she was being wacky, but for those few who knew what it meant, that was a truly special moment
That's so sad and sweet💔😢
Nomadland is completely different type of movie for most of the audience. Diving the world of Style of Documentary feel drama cocktail with Tarrence Malick style of filming were story is just about the journey of a middle age woman suffering from loss, grief, economic collapse, women empowerment, proper wages , capitalism and a lot of more themes to dive in. My personal favourite was The Father but however Nomadland shines as one of the most personal, independent art house type of cinema, which generally doesn't win best picture easily won this year.
Can't agree more. Though I'd rank The Father as being one of a different kind of good altogether.
For me, it was an exploration of the personal journeys' people go through and how they found their own form of salvation & happiness. It was a beautiful film though, and most definitely deserved Best Picture imo. The Father would've been my 2nd choice for Best Picture if it didn't compete with Nomadland.
It was shit.
I liked it but Minari or The Father should have won.
Minari was still was better
This film really captures the heartbreak and sadness when you miss someone you loved dearly. Not unable to move forward and get trapped in the past by memories it can be hard to start a new life. This movie really captured those emotions. It can be a boring film for some people but for me it was splendid
Frances Mcdormand has a magnetic personality to the Oscars winning 4 total. She is a great actress in everything she plays, a pregnant deputy in Fargo a grieving mother seeking for justice in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri and now Nomadland. Great Hollywood legend to be.
It's rare that such a small artistic movie can reach out to mass audience and win major awards! Usually it's the kind of movie that gets like two nominations and nothing more. Pandemic has changed our perspective it seems..
This indie movie won golden lion at Venice film festival, they already hype the movies since middle of pandemic as contender at Oscars
A Fact remained unnoticed that Nomadland is only among the few movies ever in whole 93rd year of Oscar History which is surrounded by the female protagonist as a center of the film to win Best Picture.
What are the other films? I know of Shakespeare in Love, Million Dollar Baby, American Beauty and The Shape of Water
@@rasharddavis321 "Terms of Endearment." And "American Beauty" technically wouldn't count because Bening's character isn't the protagonist; Spacey is.
@@stephendavis6267 but it does have a Best Actress nomination
@@rasharddavis321 True, but it doesn't make her the protagonist. They just put her in Best Actress because she had the second-biggest role and she was an A-list actress who could get away with it. Category placement doesn't matter. What matter is, whose story it is. And "American Beauty" is Lester's story, not Carolyn's. Just like how "Silence of the Lambs" is Clarice's story, not Hannibal's.
@@stephendavis6267 okay then
I still don't understand why Best Picture was not last! The Oscars are a bunch of cowards!
A pity: they had an awesome intro with that cinematic entrance by Regina King but an awful ending 😞
@Reginald Wilson Over who?
Plus, I realized later that there wasn't any verbal mention of Chadwick Boseman thru out the ceremony (Ma Rainey won twice but only one came with speech; they may have forgotten about CB due to nervousness. it's totally not their fault). If Anthony was given the chance to give virtual speech, he would've said something about CB (& he did via Instagram).
@Reginald Wilson but Regina King would've been in the Best Actress category had she been nominated. Anthony Hopkins wasn't (obviously).
@Reginald Wilson sorry. I got confused because you said Anthony Hopkins.
Lol they gave the award to a movie about homelessness after they kicked out the homeless off the premises where the show was taking place. The irony is off the charts.
2020 Best Picture Race:
Palme d'Or: Parasite
Golden Lion: Joker
TIFF People’s Choice: Jojo Rabbit
Golden Globe: 1917
Critics’ Choice: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
PGA: 1917
BAFTA: 1917
Indie Spirit: The Farewell
Oscar: Parasite
2021 Best Picture Race:
Palme d'Or: -
Golden Lion: Nomadland
TIFF People’s Choice: Nomadland
Golden Globe: Nomadland
Critics’ Choice: Nomadland
PGA: Nomadland
BAFTA: Nomadland
Indie Spirit: Nomadland
Oscar: Nomadland
Nomadland sweeping everything was heavenly ❤️So deserved.
Nomadland didn’t deserve to sweep every single award in my opinion.
@@seanstadler6377 yea minari should have won some of those
@@ulissesmendoza8752 and Judas and the Black Messiah
@Mister X da 5 bloods is trash and the father is overrated af
@@ulissesmendoza8752 It won one of the highest honors at Sundance.
Very cool that Rita Moreno's entrance music was the _Sesame Street_ theme. 🧡
It was the original The Electric Company theme
I'm surprised that the most awarded movie of the night only won 3 Oscars.
Not only that, but the fact that only one movie won 3 Oscars was surprising. In 2005, four movies took home 3 Oscars (Brokeback, Crash, King Kong, Geisha)
@@richfictionfighter This is the first ceremony since 2005 when no film has won more than 3 Oscars, also containing the streak after The Artist in 2011 where the Best Picture winner wins no more than 4 Oscars. I kind of miss it when a film would just sweep at the Oscars (including Best Picture) hasn't happened for over a decade, it's now just 3 or 4 or 2 in Spotlights case.
@@thedudewhomadethisvideo Yeah! I wish we would see a Titanic kind of sweep again some day!
@@thedudewhomadethisvideo The last one was Slumdog Millionaire in 2009, with 8... 12 years ago... damn!
@@AnotherCamilo Hurt Locker also won 6 the following Year, but yeah Slumdog Millionaire was the last one to virtually sweep the Oscars. Comparing the Best Picture Winners from the 90s and the 2000s where a number of films won 5 or more Oscars and dominated at the ceremonies, the 2010s has been very dull with that only having 3 or 4 wins. I do hope we see some films dominating this decade, it is exciting.
Blame it on extra smart Steven Soderberg for putting Best Picture before the acting awards. Such a fool.
Yeah the members of Academy motion picture arts and sciences should’ve never approved of that! I understand Steven is the producer but who is checking on him?
Man, it's just Soderbergh thought that Chadwick would've won and the ceremony would've been closed with that special moment of the wife giving tribute to Chadwick. It's fine but he should've do it the normal way where Best Picture should ALWAYS be last, it's no difference at all
A well-deserved winner indeed. Shame that this moment and that final wolf howl couldn't have been saved till the end of the broadcast.
@@danieltorrillo4864 If you watch the movie again, again, and again, you will better understand the true purpose of the film and why it's an important Best Picture winner now. But I bet you won't because you just don't care.
@@danieltorrillo4864 sometimes its not about the plot. Get your eyes off avengers once in a while.
@@tymoviedatabase7788 minari was still better
@@karlmarx828 minari was still better
Nomadland was my second favourite of the year, it deserved it's victory and I'm happy it won
Shame that they chose to not present it last (which lost its impact by doing so)
Me too
Isn't anyone going to appreciate how incredibly great looking Rita Moreno is, imagine she's turning 90 this year but she looks much much younger and actually looks younger than Glenn Close, who is 16 years younger in reality.
I am very happy Nomadland won, in my opinion I would have wanted The Father to win.✨
A well deserved win for Nomadland. While I prefer The Father as my personal favourite, Nomadland was definitely the most emotionally resonant film to most people.
Giving out Best Actor and Actress after this feels like a slap in the face to Chloe Zhao.
Nomadland was actually good
At least Soul and Ma Rainey's Black Bottom got 2 Oscars.
The Father was the best picture. IMO. Ngl I'll never call Nomadland bad it is a well made film but I really felt myself getting insanely bored at times.
Nomadland is undoubtedly the finest film made in the history of world cinema. Thanks to Chloe and Frances for this
One of the best BP winners in a long time. Can the Academy give us more of Nomadland, Parasite and Moonlight and less of Green Book, Argo and The King's Speech? Thanks.
Amen.
As much as I think the 2018 nominees were strange (how the hell did Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse or Roma not win?), I honestly liked Green Book. Not sure why it’s getting so much hate.
@@whomstami7365 Its an Oscar bait. Academy could have gone for a bold pick like The Favorite or something personal like Roma but instead they chose to go with the most generic and basic film from the line up which was honestly pretty ok imo.
@@whomstami7365 There were great movies in 2018 like Spider Verse,Eighth Grade, Hereditary, A Quiet Place,Annihilation,Mission Impossible Fallout, Paddington 2, and Crazy Rich Asians and the oscars can't even recognize them
So happy to see Linda May and Swankie are there too
Yeah me too❤❤❤
Nomadland. Agree with this one.
TBH. The father was better than Nomadland
Second year in a row my favourite movie of the year won Best Picture :)
So happy it won. Well done.
I really liked Nomadland! The Oscar is deserved, but how doesnt won The Trial of the Chicago 7 not a single Oscar???
Cause it's a mediocre film at best.
Because it was formulaic Oscar bait
That’s what I thought. It’s such an amazing movie. I’ve seen all the nominees twice now and it’s easily my favourite, but I know I’m in the minority for that one.
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201 what didn’t you like about the film. I thought I’d was amazing. Not trying to insult or discredit you’re opinion I’m just wondering
@@Joker-sy4xr No, be cool, I like the fact that you asked. The answer is very long, I'll try to keep it short. It is just another Sorkin film with all the flaws of Sorkin. You have tons of character, 7 or 8 of which are main, they all the same, they all think the same way, THEY TALK THE SAME WAY. In a ejaculatory way, which is very film-like and not reality-like. I would have preferred charaterization for all of them. The movie should be about an important matter but it deals with it in a very old way, it does seem like a '90s average american oscar-friendly movie (you know things like forrest gump or really shit movies like driving miss daisy) and, in fact, it is really predictable. I knew how the movie would end two minues into the movie (due also to the fact that the characters are stereotypes and not real human beings) so I knew instantly that the shiest one would have had his uplift in the ending and just in the ending (why to build an actual arc?). And we can progress to the direction, which is very very very very very very very very very very very very very very BAD. Sorkin isn't capable of being behind the camera and of SHOWING THINGS that's why his characters talk a lot with expository dialogues (which are the worst type of dialogues). And just looking at the scenes it is pretty obvious that he has no idea what he is doing. You know, direction doesn't mean shooting actors why they repeat what is written in the script, and that's what he does. I cannot, and nobody can, tell a thing like "wow, the camera work/angle/or else in this scene is to represent blah blah blah". So, overall, this movie is just a bland mobie made for mainstream audience so they can feel good about the fact that they watch "important films" and not just superhero movie, but they are the same thing.
3:15 what is happening here. Did Fran just snap?
How stupid of the Academy by not announcing the Best Picture Oscar last! Hopefully they learned their lesson this year. Announcing Best Director early was also another dumb move. Whoever produced the show should be fired.
I don't think they are doing that again.
My nominations:
- Da 5 Bloods
- First Cow
- Lovers Rock
- Minari
- Never Rarely Sometimes Always
- Nomadland
- Palm Springs
- Soul
Winner: Nomadland
Amazing 💜
I can't believe Rita Moreno is almost 90
Rita Moreno siempre fantastica!! tan genuina Latino legend!!!
Frances McDormand: Howls
Joel Coen: 3:48 👁👄👁
This best picture win for nomadland was amazing, better than last
It’s an objective fact that Parasite is wayyyyy better than Nomadland
At all
Says no one 😂😂😂😂 Parasite was better than Nomadland but for this year Nomadland deserved it. Also Parasite absolutely deserved to win Best Picture last year without a doubt
Nope Parasite was better than Nomadland
@@glenwarne6492 I disagree with you
Another Round snub
A doubt: why Another Round wasn’t nominee?
I though all movies that won Best International Picture will automatically nominee for Best Picture.
"Nomadland" is the best Best Picture winner since "12 Years a Slave"!
Parasite would disagree which was only last year
@@thedudewhomadethisvideo I think "1917" should have won instead.
@@elephantbluepeter I think last year had one of the strongest Best Picture line ups of the decade, you could probably make a case for any one of them to win.
@@elephantbluepeter Parasite is far better than 1917 imo
@@glenwarne6492 I don't agree with that.
Nomadland has great producing. Nomadland is the first Searchlight or 20th Century Studios release to win Best Picture since The Walt Disney Company acquired the assets of 21st Century Fox, including Searchlight (not including retroactive wins for 20th or Searchlight-released films, nor the four films released by Miramax, the last being 2007's No Country For Old Men, that had won when Disney owned that company).
SERIOUSLY!? You're making it too obvious, buddy
Shame on the producers for breaking a tradition of 93 years: there's a reason why Best Picture is ALWAYS AT THE END, cause it means excellence on everything, acting, directing, writing, costume design, cinematography, etc. To push Best Actor to the last award just for ratings was wrong in so many levels and disrespectful, like exploring Chadwick's death for more views. Shame on you, Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins. Don't ruin the Academy Awards traditions. And I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Rita Moreno making reference to West Side Story and her beautiful win as Best Supporting Actress in 1962. To this day, her performance as Anita remains one of the most well deserved Oscars of all time. She's so good in that musical that she literally shines more than the leading role of Natalie Wood as Maria. And about the award this year: I prefer The Father but still a well deserved win for Nomadland, represented well this strange year of 2020 that we had with the pandemic situation. Minari, The Sound of Metal, Trial of Chicago 7, Mank and Promising Young Woman all masterpieces, in my opinion. It was a good year for movies
Well, it is not a tradition of 93 years. It's 72.
Its not the tradition of 93 years... Best Film has been presented before acting category, many times in history of the Oscars...
Absolutely! They were shamefully trying to exploit Chadwick & his family!
Why does she called Fran as "Fern"?
Frances McDormand's Oscar winning role
Well deserved Best picture
This movie captured the life of Nomads
Future classic
It was a unique movie, very heartfelt and i wanted to do it. Actually😊
Great movie. Not the worst choice given the film’s timely subject matter and this does feel like a logical Academy pick.
The Father still should have won.
it was so sad to see Rita Moreno being on a wheelchair this year's oscar. She looked so healthy last year..
Oscars 2022 is nearly coming espiacially nominations been announced.
What will win the Best Picture
'Belfast'
'The Power Of The Dog'
'CODA'
'Dune'
'King Richard'
'Drive My Car'
'West Side Story'
'Nightmare Alley'
'Don't Look Up'
'Licorice Pizza'
For me it should like this Best Picture nominees
'Belfast'
'The Power Of The Dog'
'CODA'
'West Side Story'
'Dune'
'Drive My Car'
'King Richard'
'Tick, Tick.. Boom'
'Spencer'
'The Tragedy Of Macbeth'
Cool
Madame Bonkers Frances
Please don’t ever move best picture again.
This movie is so beautiful
Boyhood walked so Nomadland could Run
One month later I'm still happy for the triumph of Nomadland (my favourite among the 8 nominees) and for the 2 Oscars both Chloé Zhao and Frances McDormand won ❤🤍
Minari was still better
past oscars update please
This was a nice finish to the broadcast.
Wait...what?
Debería haber ganado una joven prometedora. Es muchísimo mejor.
EXACTLY
X2, una obra maestra, mucho mejor que Nomadland
I liked the zoom on the Oscar.
I thought Nomadland was very well done, but I also thought The Father was one of the best and most heart-rending films of this century so far and most deserved to win. Well, at least Hopkins won for his brilliant performance in The Father.
Women dominated all major Academy Award nominations for this film (Best Director, Best Actress, Best Adapted Screenplay, & Best Picture), too bad the best actor category was out of bounds 😂
You mean Best Original Screenplay
@@danlippershey380 Nomadland's screenplay isn't original, it's adapted from Jessica Bruder's 2017 book
@@RabbitsMedia Ohhhh yeah. Thanks for correcting me.
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NOMADLAND SUPREMACY
Best 2020 movie 🤗
This is a good win, Nomadland is a great film.
I'm nobody to tell this to the Academy but, for the next oscars:
- Give "Best picture" at the end, no matter how predictable the winner is.
- We know all art is political. But performance on art, method and technique should be the first things in consideration when nominating a movie... then comes the message and the virtue signaling.
- Bring more genres to compete for best picture: where's sci-fi, horror, action, musicals, documentaries? There're a lot of great films of those and not even need to be blockbusters. The category went up to 10 for that.
- Stream the show outside cable if you want to increase the ratings... few people watch Cable TV nowadays. Look at The Game Awards for example.
- Try to pretend, at least, this is not a lobby contest.
- And for the love of god: BRING BACK A HOST!!!
I agree with everything except the last thing
I think the show feels less dragging without a host
Bring back the drumroll before revealing the winner of the Best Picture award.
Frances now has 4 Oscars.
They sure are taking their sweet ass time uploading the Best Actor video (I wonder why)
1. Nomadland
2. The Trial Of The Chicago 7
3. Minari
4. Mank
5. Judas And The Black Messiah
6. The Father
7. Sound Of Metal
8. Promising Young Woman
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Why is Promising Young Women above those three? Why are your opinions so bad.
@@ronaldmcdonald2817 it’s just my personal opinion.
@@freshcutscooter But Promising Young Women is so bad and the last three are three of the best.
I prefer The Father or The Trial of the Chicago 7 more, but okay I am so glad Nomadland won. Great Best Picture win
Frances McDormand is the legend! 👏🏻🥰
That wolf lol
Rest in Power 'Wolf' Snyder
Y'all really holding out on the best actress vid, huh? 🤨🤔
That's cool, but when it is uploaded I plan on venting how messed up it was that Carey Mulligan lost. 😡🤬
Nothing against Frances McDormand. It's a simple truth that Mulligan was R-O-B-B-E-D. 👏🙄
I don't care what anybody says. Mulligan was NOT robbed.
Love this movie
Love this movie, well-deserved
“Promising Young Woman”. Shows Bo Burnham.
God this just looked like an after school club
1. Nomadland
2. The Father
3. Judas and the Black Messiah
4. Promising Young Woman
5. Minari
6. Mank
7. The Trial of the Chicago 7
8. Sound of Metal
Why is Sound of Metal rock bottom?
Now joins a group of well deserved Best Picture winners that includes The Godfather, Schindler’s List, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, etc.
Nooooo, not even close of those masterpieces
Chloé Zhao is also the 2nd producer/director to win all the main awards for best picture and directing (Oscar, Golden Globe, Bafta, PGA and DGA), the only other who made it, in 1994, was Steven Spielberg with Schindler's List. A 3rd movie actually made the same award sweep, Slumdog Millionaire in 2009, but in that case Danny Boyle was only the director and the sole producer was Christian Colson.
Rita looks terrific for her age
Why isn't Margot Robbie credited as a Producer for Promising Young Woman?
It only includes the main producers
merecido pra caralho
i hope they pay ludovico for his song!!
Oscars did dirty to Best Picture category and Nomadland
Primeira cerimônia do Oscar que assistir
People didn't like this ceremony, and thought it was boring and somehow depressive due to Covid restrictions. However, it is nice to not hear continuous yelling and over-the-top speeches, just relaxed thanks and focus on the work done.
Nomadland was a really beautiful film 👍 although I think it's more suitable for Cannes than Oscar😅
It actually won the Golden Lion in Venice, just like Joker in 2019, Roma in 2018 and The Shape of Water in 2017 (also them were among the most awarded films of the season).
welp i liked it
wish best picture was presented last though
love joel coen sitting alone at the nominees table, not giving a single shit about whatever the hell is going on onstage. king.
I'm sure he was proud of his wife for now having the same amount of Oscars as he does
@@thedudewhomadethisvideo i’ve no doubt he’s happy for his wife but he has made it only too clear in the past that he does not give a good god damn about the oscars.
@@MacIntoshMann he should give his awards back then since he doesn't care
It was a deserved win. My ballot would have been:
1) Minari
2) Nomadland
3) The Father
4) Promising Young Woman
5) Sound of Metal
6) Mank
7) Judas and the Black Messiah
8) The trial of the chicago 7
Why are Mank, Sound of Metal and Judas and the Black Messiah last? Those were the best three. Also why is Nomadland so high? It’s really not that good. Promising young women should be last.
@@ronaldmcdonald2817 One, it is my ballot. Two, Nomadland is a great film. Of course you didn't like since you just like mainstream movies. So glad you didn't like, it means I am right. The way Zhao mixed drama and documentary and his direction style (which is basically what film-making is about) are really impactful. Just watch the long shot when Fern takes a walk. Just amazing. PYW is a good film. I was mixed about the ending, too much cinematic, but overall the movie is a nice one, with a nice script, well written characters and very good direction, I like the fact that the movie is full of Christian symbols, but you didn't notice them, I am so sure, you are too stupid and blind to get that. Finally, Mank is a boring and cold film. As a lover of classic cinema I was expected that movie for so long, had great expectations and it is just fine. I can't deny that, TECHNICALLY, Fincher's direction is good, but artistically and humanly it was very weak. Literally, the moment I felt more loves was when I saw Bette Davis. Plus, the script is very confused and the characters are flat, Finxher's father was a journalist, not a screenwriter and you can see that. Quite the same issue with Judas and the Black Messiah. No characters at all. Hampton is a Messiah all the time, the few times we see him as a human it is just for teen drama scenes. So the movie is were much talked, and it is basically a back and forth between a Hampton's speech and a shooting with the police. For two hours. We could have seen a lot of things, instead we see pretty much nothing. The scenes are good directed, though King has to practice, it was palpable that the movie was a debut. And both Mank and Judas were so inaccurate. Mank made Welles a villain because of a book that it is knows is full of lies, Judas made Hampton so full of American-values when he was a Communist. Of course they are movies, but I think that movies, as an art form, just like an historic novel, has to shine a light from inside. What Mank and Judas talk about you can easily read in Wikipedia in a more correct and understandable way, a thing that we have seen in so many films that are Oscar-friendly. Nomadland, instead, makes you understand what living as a nomad is like and humanize those people, a thing you can't learn on wikipedia.
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201
your argument doesn’t work because I think Mank should have won and that’s not mainstream.
I didn’t like it so you are right that’s it’s good doesn’t make sense because I love films that are universally loved. Also I like Cries and Whispers and you love that film so that means your wrong.
Zhao’s directing isn’t good because it’s inconsistent. It’s sometimes shot like a documentary and sometimes a film. It doesn’t chose and it feels inconsistent.
Nothing is stand out about the film besides one shot.
PYW script was garbage. It’s preachy and so dumb. Cassie is a very unlikable and unreliable Character. Directing was nothing and if anything is a little silly at times.
I don’t think you should be calling me stupid when you support Biden and are totally fine with him being ok with genocide. Also your arguments against 1917 were all wrong and you missed lines within the first 5 minutes.
Mank really isn’t that boring but that’s just me.
Artistically weak? The film put a lot of effort into making the film look like it’s from the 30s. Pretty artistic. Saying Mank isn’t artistic is like saying The Revenant isn’t artistic.
How is the script confused? Also Mank is a very interesting and likeable character.
Judas’s character aren’t that underdeveloped. There not the most interesting but the two leads are solid.
I actually agree with you that I didn’t like the portrayal of the black panthers.
Films don’t have to be historically accurate as long as it knows it’s not going to be history. I don’t have a problem with films like Gladiator and The Patriot and Gangs of New York because they are not trying to be historical films.
Also I don’t think anyone has vilified nomads. Also couldn’t you say Mank humanized the alcoholic Mank and the film makes you sympathize and relate to him.
For me my ballot
1 Nomadland
2 The Father
3 Sound of Metal
4 Minari
5 Mank
6 The Trial of the Chicago 7
7 Judas and Black Messiah
8 Promising Young Woman
Nomadland or Promosing young woman
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I honestly didn't care who won best picture either nomadland or chicago 7 I'm fine with that. This was better than Last year. I'm happy nomadland won best picture
Parasite is better than Nomadland. But Nomadland is still a very beautiful movie and a desrerved winner.
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201 it was obvious that nomadland won best picture
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201 I did not want to talk about the 92nd oscars winner anymore because the past is the past
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201 but I was pissed that the chicago 7 didn't win a single Oscar
@@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201 Nomadland wasn’t a deserving winner. It’s just not good. Mank should have won.
The Father should have won
Should have been The Father