"Cinema Paradiso" Wins Foreign Language Film: 1990 Oscars
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- Live from Moscow, Jack Lemmon and Natalya Negoda present the Oscar for Foreign Language Film to Italy for Cinema Paradiso at the 62nd Academy Awards. Accepted by director Giuseppe Tornatore and producer Franco Cristaldi, and hosted by Billy Crystal.
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I've never cried so much watching a movie before... Marvellous movie.
I cried like a little baby... What a masterpiece
Absolutely exquisite!
❤
...and yet it had been released THREE times in Italy and it was a big failure.
Mysteries of Cinema. But I love that movie and Tornatore made several great ones
@@d.e.p.5624 THREE times? Wow! Incredible film. I love it. I know there are several U.S. films that bombed here - but were beloved in many other countries, so it obviously is an international thing. Thanks for the info!
Well deserved award but um.... where was Ennio Morricone's Oscar for the music? Without him and his son the film wouldn't have been the same. ''Cinema Paradiso'' will be long remembered for its musical score.
And Once upon a time in america too.
@Goettschwan Jesus... what an insult
RIP Ennio, at least he got to win an award before he kicked the bucket. Unlike Peter O'Toole, the best actor who never won an Oscar.
In 1990 it won The little mermaid for best original score. I think that Morricone wasn't nominated because the movie was released in 1988 and only after the nomination of Cannes the movie was nominated for the Oscars in 1990, as in 1988 it didn't have much success in the theatres. Who knows, maybe if it was nominated the year before Morricone would had won the Oscar
Don't be pining, they are Americans
Cinema Paradiso the best movie in the world with the best soundtrack
The best movie is Barry Lyndon by Stanley Kubrck.
Simon, I couldn't agree more !!! Not only is the movie a masterpiece, but to me its soundtrack has become something like the star of the picture, an entity of its own. Music from other movies can make me remember a scene or two, but when I listen a melody from the Cinema Paradiso soundtrack, emotions invade my soul in a way no other picture's music has.
Blessings from San Juan, PR !!!
The best movie does not exist for who loves cinema really
@@normanbates429 They do, the best movie is that one you like the most, your favorite, one that really touched your heart, or simply makes you happy...
@@luishumbertovega3900 If you really love cinema, you can't have just one favorite movie
Anyone watching this movie again after Ennio Morricone's Passing? This movie still hits hard even after watching it years earlier.
My first witness as the Cannes filM winner of Cinema Paradiso and has instilled my favourite film 🎥 of all time
Cinema Paradiso.....What a beautiful movie, in every way!
Evidently you don't know the real story behind that overhyped movie...
@@RealKull can you telle this story?
@@RealKull tell me
@@RealKull shut up
Tornatore was so young, made that masterpiece in his early 30s
🎭CINEMA PARADISO🎭
The best film I've ever seen in my life!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Thank you Italy for this master piece of the cinema!
Simply SPECTACULAR!
If this released today guarantee it would win best picture. This movie is one of the greatest of all time and gives a strong perspective in life.
@@slimanegrandpere6246 This movie is simply SPECTACULAR! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Once upon a time, when Italy made best movies ever
dicevano la stessa cosa negli anni 80 rimpiangendo gli anni 50 e 60. La solita trita solfa nostalgica di chi non riesce a stare al passo coi tempi
@hamano Dogman, Il capitale umano, Il traditore, Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot, Chiamami col tuo nome, La grande bellezza, Il racconto dei racconti, Loro, La pazza gioia, Quo vado, La banda dei Babbi Natale, L'ora legale, La migliore offerta, Il giovane favoloso, Indivisibili, Mine, Ammore e malavita, La terra dell'abbastanza, Scialla!, Sulla mia pelle, Martin Eden, Habemus Papam, Favolacce, Fuocoammare, Il signor diavolo, Cesare deve morire, Reality, Smetto quando voglio, Boris il film, Viva la libertà, Come un gatto in tangenziale, Basilicata coast to coast, Pinocchio (di Garrone), L'uomo che verrà, Lazzaro felice. Bastano? Vacci, al cinema, invece di sentenziare luoghi comuni da vecchio!
@@normanbates429 e avevano ragione, visto che il declino, se così possiamo chiamarlo, è cominciato da qualche parte negli anni '70. È semplicemente un fatto storico, non vedo perché arrabbiarsi tanto, specie se poi giustamente fai notare che esistono comunque ancora molti film validi.
Poi che i nostalgici degli anni '80 ad cazzum abbiano rotto le balle siam d'accordo tutti
@@normanbates429 non ho visto tutti i film che hai elencato però di quelli che ho visto, anche solo paragonarne uno a nuovo cinema paradiso è una cosa da pazzi. il cinema italiano ora come ora fa pena in generale. ovviamente ci sarà sempre l eccezione annuale ma anche il miglior film degli ultimi anni non allaccia le scarpe a certi capolavori pre 2000. penso che la colpa sa soprattutto dei produttori. la tendenza poi a far uscire film insulsi al cinema negli ultimi anni non è solo italiana cmq
@@Red_____ declino negli anni 70? Petri, Antonioni, Bellocchio, Bertolucci, il primo Nanni Moretti, il Fellini di Amarcord, i Taviani... Informati prima di sparare sentenze a caxxo. Fatto storico di che??? Gli anni 70 sono stati più creativi in tutto, svegliati!
You can hardly imagine that in 1989 (or1990), when I was only seven or eight years old, I got into the university outdoor cinema and watched this film. I was lucky to be one of the first people in China to see the film. The whole film lasted for more than two hours, and I was completely intoxicated with it. I did not expect that I could understand the film at a young age and feel the profound emotion.
The best movie I've ever seen.
Best movie ever made.
Indeed.
That's a little extreme but it is a great movie
The classic films - no, it is not extreme- the best movie ever made !
I couldn't agree more! The Best film ever!
Agree
Also should've been nominated Best Score, Best Supporting Actor for Philippe Noiret and Best Picture.
BoyThunder Productions and Director.
Remembering the fine music of Cinema Paradiso-- the now late Ennio Morricone.
I wont say the “best” movie ever made, (technically or artistically), but certainly one of the most special, beautiful and enjoyable films ever to grace the silver screen
Thank you for not engaging in hyperbole.
It should have won best picture too...
Also Tornatore for Director, Noirret for Supporting Actor, Morricone for Score and Giurato for Cinematography.
The best movie I've been watching hundred times for these 20 years.
They didn’t even let Tornatore speak. It was all about the show. Ahh well, at least we will always have the Paradiso.
They cut off the director when he was about to talk!
I remember some critics at the time saying Cinema Paradiso was “overly sentimental”. But all that was to me was a measure of their own world weariness and cynicism. The many charms of this movie are irresistible to anyone with a fully functioning heart. All these years later, I have a CP poster on the wall of my office, and Ennio’s theme song is my phone’s ringtone. I can’t imagine any other movie ever surpassing it as my all-time favorite. Deepest gratitude to everyone involved in its creation.
the same people that criticize mccartney for writing "silly love songs". poor things...what a sad life they must lead
This movie made me cry so many times. One of the best movies ever ❤️❤️❤️
One of the greatest movie ever made, but this Oscar satellite thing is so annoying as hell !
The best movie ever!
this movie should have won the main oscars that year
I love Tornatore so much. All his movies are so beautiful, not only Cinema Paradiso. I sorry the producer did not let him say a word. It's Tornatore's movie, I have no idea who was the producer.
as italian i have to say, yes is the best movie ever did, the most emotional movie i have ever seen, and each time i see it i got bumps on my skin.
It´s the most romantic love movie and a movie about life with the most incredible soundtrack (Morricone, a genius!) music never realized, emotional like no other musics, actors great, scenes great, everything is hier WOW
This movie literally touched so many teenagers all around the WORLD including myself
I just recently saw Cinema Paradiso (twice on big screen) at Glasgow Film Theatre where they celebrate 80 years of Cosmo Cinema. Is one of finest art deco building in Europe. The cinema still showing many of greatest films from all over the world. It also host Glasgow Film Festival (runs from February to March) and other countries theme festival. It important to keep cinema alive, it's Evey day life to learn something behind a camera that makes good entertainment.
It's amazing that the movie won an Oscar and it's amazing more that the people who honor Morricone music in that movie are more than those how know about the movie Oscar
RIP Ennio
What a catastrophically stage managed and sound engineered stunt, broadcasting this segment of the academy awards from Moscow.
I loved this movie. Italy makes the best movies. Too bad The Hand of God did not win. I hope there will be a winner for Italy once more
A purest love letter to cinema!
Greetings from Indonesia.
One of the best movies i've ever seen .. Top 10 ..
At 4:08 Jack Lemmon announced the only time in the Academy Awards history that a movie from Puerto Rico has been nominated in the foreign language category. Since 2011, my country, where the main language is Spanish, the language spoken in the competing picture, has been declared inneligible for that prize for reasons not clear, perhaps related to the fact that the island is a U.S. territory, something that has been historically irrelevant when consideration is given to, for example, our 5 winners of the Miss Universe contests, 2 winners of the Miss World pageant and our own Olympic identity since 1948.
Aside from that, and regarding this Oscar nomination, Pedro Muñiz, the producer of the Puerto Rican flick, its director Jacobo Morales and main actor Tommy Muñiz, expressed their disappointment for the way the broadcasting of the segment was carried from Moscow, mainly with the annoying and distracting mishandling of the sound, something that demeaned such a special moment, not only for Puerto Rico but also for the other four countries competing. Producer Muñiz referred to it as 'an international lack of respect for all 5 nominees', and a shameful situation that spoiled that part of the ceremony. However, we are very proud of our Oscar winning actors José Ferrer, Rita Moreno and Benicio del Toro. When Puerto Rican born Joaquín Phoenix won Best Actor this year for Joker we celebrated too. Our José Rivera was nominated as screenwriter for The Motorcycle Diaries. Other artists of Puerto Rican roots like Rosie Pérez (Fearless) and Irene Cara, who won as co-composer of Flasdance...What A Feeling, have been nominated. But the Moscow fiasco at the only time a movie from PR would ever receive such an important nomination was a situation that should never be repeated.
My favorite film of all time. An anthem to love, in so many forms and ways, enlarged by the mesmerizing music of Ennio Morricone. Unforgettable.
Viva Puerto Rico🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Film e colonna sonora bellissimi struggenti... capolavori italiani 🇮🇹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Amo cinema paradisso, y la música es de lo mejor, bien merecido el premio
I've seen all the three versions and i loved it all
There's a third version?
NON CI SONO PIU PRODUTTORI FRANCO CRISTALDI grande ha fatto molto per Cinema Paradiso
I just fell in love with this story. My Italian teacher put it in school and I loved it.
Una película que es imposible verla sólo una vez.
Que suerte tienen los que no la han visto aún y la vean por 1a vez.
Yo he perdido la cuenta .....y cada vez es como si fuera la primera, .... Me emociono como la primera vez
The scores in Cinema Paradiso is truly beautiful and haunting
For me this movie is magical . Supose win for the best Oscar for the best soundtrack , Oscar for the best actor Phillipe Noiret is amazing actor ! supose win the best foreign language movie and win the best movie of this year Just very bad win 1 Oscar..i am remember 2 years ago for the beat suppsort actrice is american actrice win the Oscar after that big ovation.. and for the best actor is french actor win the Oscar , and nothing no ovation fuck and nothing wow cheap people normal is french actor is not American actor .. !!
favorite movie of all time
He directed one of the biggest classics of cinema and he didn't said a word when he won the Oscar.
No more than respect for Tornatore (did I written it correctly?)
yeah:) once upon a time when there were real movies Italy was the best in production of such films.I dont know there was something strange about italian movies...so full of of art and the script,score,the actors actresses....i mean they are so different from other countries films.
@@desario3453 It must be something about their culture, I mean, most of the biggest artists of history are from Italy, weird but interesenting.
@@juanalbertomaringomez349 Ohh their culture
@@desario3453 Yeah, from Colombia, but Spanish it's my native language
@@juanalbertomaringomez349 ohh nice:) I'm from India
Deserve it. I saw it last night, and it was a masterpiece
Che bella che era qui Natalya Negova...ancora oggi è meravigliosa!
The soundtrack ♡
Rest In Peace Maestro Morricone
Tornatore once gave a very funny explanation about the misunderstanding occourred that night. He was told that both him and his producer had to write their own speech that could't exceed 45 seconds. He let his producer speak first cause he thought it was 45 seconds for each man. Just that same night he realized they meant 45 seconds for both of them:-)
Beautiful movie ! so emotional , one the best ever !!!!
I want to remind you that in 1988 when the film was released in Italy it was a fiasco of audience and above all of criticism so much that the producer Franco Cristaldi was forced to remove it from the cinemas. He re-edited the movie cutting about 20 minutes (love story of Toto and the girl in adult age) and re-realised in 1989 but nothing happened the movie remained unseen and not appreciated by critics. The huge success was only, first, with the nomination and then with the winning of the Oscar. And criticism has also changed the point of view. Still in Italy it's difficult to find the first full version. And I don't know what of two versions the Academy saw for the nomination.
La primera versión (la original) te enamora y te emociona. La segunda (extendida) te aterriza, pero no es necesaria. .
Mi película preferida. Una pelicula de amor al cine más que la historia romántica. Lloré viendo las antiguas películas de cine frances e italiano con Gabin _ Louis Jouvet. Mi cuñado francés y mi abuela amaban el cine clásico fra4nces e italiano. Me acordé de mi adolescencia en los años 80 cuando aún yo veía esas películas. Mi abuela alcanzó a ver esta película en la tele y lloraba de risa al recordar sus películas de antaño y las salas se cine de su época. Me enamoré de Philippe Noiret años antes que salga Cinema Paradiso, en una de sus películas "le vieux fusil". La música de Morricone complementa todo perfectamente.
Oscar for Italy once more
Who would guess the great Franco Cristaldi would pass away just a few months after this incredible night of joy, peace and art. May he rest in peace.
Occhi chiusi e Amore infinito🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🍋
giuseppe tornatore didn't speak? Come on.
I love Jack Lemon! Wow! What a lovely clip!
Ninguna duda. Y estaba para obtener el Oscar absoluto (mejor película total). Pero la gran omisión de la Academia fue no otorgar el Premio respectivo a la banda sonora del maestro "G-Ennio" Morricone. Sublime. Tiene alma propia, con independencia de la misma película.
Franco Cristaldi was a producer: he is the one who is speaking and not Tornatore.
It's odd isn't it?!
leggiti questo: www.comedonchisciotte.org/site/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=13024&mode=&order=0&thold=0 è un'articolo di Sergio Cori Modigliani su come funziona il "fare cinema" in Italia, e c'è anche questo simpatico aneddoto su Cristaldi...poveretto.. ;)
***** per carità... che mucchio di fesserie. E questo video ne è la prova... non c'è nessuna statuetta strappata e s'infanga la memoria di Cristaldi dicendo diversamente. I solidi esagitati ridicoli.
Clarissa Vannini
I "solidi" troll/debunker...Ammazza oh che puntualità, ormai basta che tiri fuori il nome del sito "comeDonChisciotte" e accade come quando il toro vede il drappo rosso...Fantastici...Assolutamente fantastici! ;)
***** Ho chiuso la pagina dell'articolo dopo la prima riga. Fatevi una vita, santo cielo.
perchè?..non sei capace a leggere?
they already uploaded it!! it's great
What's with the echo during Lemmon and Negoda's introduction?
To Valentino46's homeland
, Thanks a lot for such a brilliant experience
#FromIndiaWithLove 💛💛
beautiful movie!
For you M. Perrin
Wonderful film. The best song ever!
The best movie ever made !!!!!!!
A historic moment
It deserved a nomination for Best Score.
that was torturous getting to it...
Finally we can discover what happened that day! There is a legend about this speech in the Oscar night!
Something ahead of its time regarding presenting the award live in another country comparing to the format of recent Oscar presentation, if you know what I mean
Wonderful film.Outstanding¡
The voices are echoing!
This Movie deservd 10 Oscars 🎥🏆🇮🇹🔝
The Best Movie I have ever seen
Ma quanto era bella Natalya Negoda! Non ricordo bene ma credo che Cristaldi scippo' dalle mani di Tornatore la statuetta e disse che questo premio era del produttore soprattutto, e non del regista. Alla base credo la disputa sulle due versioni di film, la lunga e quella piu breve. E fu quella proposta proprio da lui, da Cristaldi, ad avere successo soprattutto negli USA e porto' al premio.
The best movie ever made "Cinema Paradiso" truly- covers every emotion and is a true masterpiece !
I was a through and through Bollywood guy, until Cinema Paradiso and The Godfather got me hooked to world cinema.
O melhor e mais belo filme de todos os tempos!
Cómo es que esta obra de arte no ganó es oscar a mejor película ese año? Que alguien me explique?
Porque es una peli extranjera, y en los Oscar's solo ganan las películas nacionales el premio a mejor película.
Beautiful Movie ❤️
Natalia Negoda was so young and beautiful.
This whole ceremony was such a mess. They tried to go back to the old style of presenting in different parts of the country, and instead tried around the world. But damn, if her face when Cinema Paradiso wins doesn't make up for everything.
Greatest movie on the world of cinema!!
Novecento by Bernardo.Bertolucci with Moriconne soundtrack £-) another classic the film also is about Italy during ww2, but it is more of an epic. And yes it has de Niro.
Though the soundtrack is probably better. As it includes also Italian working class songs. But it is more a history of ltalian class struggle.
Why Giuseppe Tornatore had not a chance to speak?
In my top 7 movies of all time
Me gusta mucho ver los Oscar pero más me gusta escucharlos en español o con subtítulos en español
One of many italian awesome moovies
Italy almost always wins
March 26???? That's my birthday!!! And that's when the first Gorillaz album debuted
我非常好奇，同时也是感到非常奇怪的一件事情就是，为什么我在第62届奥斯卡颁奖典礼的晚会上没有看到有最佳外语片颁奖的这个环节……？
Franco Cristaldi was a good man!
LOL 4:26 "C'mon, ol' Gil, stop struggling and get that darn envelope open.., don't hit the girl... you need this gig again next year!
please, the name of the overture that sounds in the second 24.....
+LUIS CARLOS ACEVEDO LEAL Mussorgsky - Great Gate of Kiev
Cinema Paradiso is a singular masterpiece.
I genuinely don't get how CP was eligible to be nominated that year as it had only opened in the US the previous month (the Oscars were held in March 1990). The film would had to have had a 7 day screening in Los Angeles during 1989 to be eligible but as far as I can tell it's first American screening was the NY premiere on 2nd Feb 1990 and then nationwide release on 23rd Feb.
The win for Mephisto, please! Please, PLEASE! :)))
Da sempre e per sempre
"From the Soviet Union for the first time" - an ironic statement considering how soon there would be no more USSR.