Thought that you gave up on retrospective content. Glad that it's back

Also Fernanda Montenegro would have been my choice for the win with Cate Blanchett as my runner up. Montenegro's performance in Central Station is simply heartbreaking 😭 😭 😭

@amr_12_

2 жыл бұрын

Who the hell watch Paltrow and Montenegro's performance and be like "yeah that fake british accent and flat emotionless face deserves to win an Oscar".... Montenegro's beautiful performance is the one that still stays with me to this day, I don't remember a single damn thing Paltrow did in Weinstein in Love.

2003 is and interesting year with Chicago, The Pianist, The Hours, Two Towers, Almodóvar winning Screenplay, etc

@ErickGarcia-qs2yh

4 жыл бұрын

And with Gangs of New York with 10 nods and no awards at all.

@notchuckproductions5029

4 жыл бұрын

Erick Garcia weird how the same thing happened with Irishman

@classicmiriam

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I have requested that year. Although believe it or not I predicted Adrian Brody winning. I thought Nicholson and Day Lewis would split and he would sneak in.

@dgrancastillo

4 жыл бұрын

@@classicmiriam That was a freaking win, I think Adrien didn't win anything before and then he beat pure established stars. It was also like a confirmation for method actors.

@ErickGarcia-qs2yh

4 жыл бұрын

@@notchuckproductions5029 yeah. The Oscar just hates Scorsese. But with Gangs of New York, the Harvey Weinstein campaign was terrible. With The Irishman I think it was something against Netflix.

haven’t watched this yet but I already know this video is a banger

Continuing to love these Oscar retrospectives. Have some ideas of years that I thought be interesting to cover. 2009- The Dark Knight getting snubbed for Best Picture and was the last time the Oscars nominated 5 movies for Best Picture. The impact of Heath Ledger’s performance as the Joker. Slumdog Millionaire VS The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. 2010- The Hurt Locker VS Avatar 2014- 12 Years A Slave VS Gravity 2004- The Return of the King swept the Oscars

@igorsilva3657

2 жыл бұрын

I like that Kathryn won Best Director 'cause it's important that Academy recognize films directed by women. But Avatar is a huge movie and it's not just anyone could direct

You guys should do 2002/2003 (Chicago, Gangs of New York, The Hours) the acting categories that year all split and it was insane

@kidwithaphonecamera

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit the Pianist vs Chicago was INSANE as well.

I’m from Brazil and Fernanda Montenegro’s nomination for best actress is like a HISTORICAL thing here, pretty sure it’s the only acting nomination for a brazilian actor/actress ever! I’m 22 years old, so I wasn’t around for that oscar season obviously, but I literally grew up hearing about how Fernanda is the greatest brazilian actress because of that nomination and she’s really incredible even today with 90 years old (she’s in the movie that we pushed for the international feature film category in the last Oscar called “Invisible Life” - really great brazilian movie if anybody wanna check it out).

@ErickGarcia-qs2yh

3 жыл бұрын

Pena que A Vida Invisível não conseguiu a indicação. Imagino que Bacurau teria conseguido. Não tinha chance de ganhar mas seria bom um filme nacional ma briga de novo já que a última indicação foi em 1998.

@98LucasFG

3 жыл бұрын

Erick Garcia Eu pensei exatamente como vc, mas vamos ter o melhor dos dois mundos talvez hein... Pq Bacurau saiu no cinema em março nos EUA e ele ta na lista de melhores filmes desse ano de alguns sites, então vai ter essa possibilidade de Bacurau ser concorrente em melhor filme estrangeiro do próximo (2021)!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

The Thin Red Line was my pick actually.

@jmfmendiburu8935

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Its the superior film.

Fernanda Montenegro should have won. A master of the craft. Brazilians still hold a grudge on Gwyneth to this day.

@juniorpereira200

4 жыл бұрын

@Juani Di Cianni in an acting category at the Oscars? Yes. But at the Golden Globes, Wagner Moura was nomitaned for the tv show "Narcos" and Sônia Braga was nominated for "Kiss of the Spider Woman", "Moon Over Parador" and "The Burning Season".

@ErickGarcia-qs2yh

3 жыл бұрын

@Juani Di Cianni For City of God, Bráulio Mantovani was nominated for adapted screenplay. And Daniel Rezende and César Charlone were nominated for editing and cinematography respectively. There's also Hector Babenco who is Argentinian but also has brazillian nationality and directed some important brazillian films. He was nominated for best directing for Kiss of the Spider Woman. And there were some nods for documentaries and O Menino e o Mundo for best animated film

@brandonwinchester4564

3 жыл бұрын

Her performance is outstanding

@heilzorak64

2 жыл бұрын

blame it on the Weinsteins....hmph

@poett8875

2 жыл бұрын

Why hold a grudge against Gwyneth? She didn’t ask for that award. If anything blame the Oscars.

I recommend a retrospective from 1976 with Rocky, Network, Taxi Driver, All the President's Men, etc.

Good rundown. You guys should keep in mind that pre-2001 the BAFTAs were held after the Oscars and were less of an Oscar precursor and more of an award show for regional accomplishments, so looking at them the way you'd look at SAG or the globes is probably misleading.

@ClassicalMusic2002

4 жыл бұрын

And a LOT of the times they nominated movies the year after. For example One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest won the BAFTA over a year after it won the Oscar for Best Picture. You had weird match-ups in technical categories where you would have two movies that won the Oscar for, say, Costume Design go up against each other, it was just a clusterf***.

You should do a retrospective of the 1995 oscars (the one with Forrest Gump vs Shawshank Redemption vs Pulp Fiction)! I'd really like to hear your thoughts!

@notchuckproductions5029

4 жыл бұрын

I personally think all 5 best pictures were equally worthy of best picture that year, not just Gump,Shawank,and Plup fiction.Four weddings and a funeral is probably one of the last great romantic comedies with a amazing script and great acting, and Quiz Show while the weakest of the best pictures that year, I think it’s themes of the bullshit and corruption of entertainment industry as well as,the dangers of celebrity make it still relevant to this day, and should be talked about more

@notchuckproductions5029

4 жыл бұрын

The only film I feel that got snubbed for best picture was Hoop Dreams, but got snubbed for best documentary(witch was inexcusable )so their is no way it would get best picture

@dawnstorm1494

4 жыл бұрын

​@@notchuckproductions5029 I'm referring to the Oscar race itself, since those 3 were the main contenders and looking back, while Quiz Show and Four Weddings and a Funeral have aged well, the other 3 became classics.

@dawnstorm1494

4 жыл бұрын

@Funk O'Matic that is true, but the 3 movies are all considered classics now and it would be interesting to look back on the year.

@gabrielcastaneda9700

3 жыл бұрын

@@dawnstorm1494 I was shook when I found out four weddings was nominated for picture

that impression of Judi Dench in Shakespeare in Love killed me lmao 😂😂

On a technical level, SPR is a masterpiece, but it's so patriotic that I think it's not to win Best Picture. I think The Truman Show was the most different, purposeful, cinematic and with the most suggestive themes of that year. Criminally underrated and Jim Carrey deserved a place.

@dgrancastillo

4 жыл бұрын

@Diego Pisfil I agree.

@lpphillyfan

4 жыл бұрын

Truman Show and American History X are my favorite movies from that year.

@dgrancastillo

4 жыл бұрын

@@lpphillyfan AHX is a great movie!

@filmfanman2647

4 жыл бұрын

So patriotic? Is that a bad thing when talking about the men who fought and died to save the world from Hitler? Lol wow sounds like somebody slept through history class.

@dgrancastillo

4 жыл бұрын

@@filmfanman2647 What I'm trying to say is that other movies had better ideas that year, like The Truman Show, even The Thin Red Line that captures the humanism of the soldiers. Other war movies have better concepts like the madness of war in Apocalypse Now, the illusion of enlisting for patriotism and the fatal outcome of All Quiet on the Western Front, the brain damage of Full Metal Jacket, the adrenaline addiction of The Hurt Locker, etc. Saving Private Ryan is about sacrificing an entire platoon to save a private and make a mother happy. It's ok, but it's patriotic heroism, something a little soft about the war, and many movies have already talked about it.

The only reason Shakespeare In Love won is because Harvey Weinsten used bullying tactics to get votes and said that Saving Private Ryan wasnt even that good. Saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece that should have won

absolutely love this series...it's literally my favorite series on KZread.

The reason, why Shakespeare in Love shocked as an Oscar Winner for Best Picture: It didn't. It wasn't a shock. Not even remotely like the people would think today. This was my 2nd Academy Awards and the first one, where I got interested in seeing the nominees just because they were.... yes... THE nominees! And I clearly remember two things: 1)The surprising Best Picture nominee wasn't Elizabeth but Thin Red Line above The Truman Show (which was my favorite movie of the year, so I was quite furious about that XD) 2)It was a very, very, VERY tight race between Shakespeare in Love und Saving Private Ryan from the beginning. You already mentioned the facts: Shakespeare had a whopping 13 nominations. It got the SAG ensemble, it got the BAFTA, it got every major Guild nomination. It also got the most awards at the Golden Globes (together with The Truman Show!!!): Picture Comedy/Musical, Actress Comedy/Musical and Screenplay. The later one was a very strong win (similar like Green Book a couple of years ago), because the Globes has only one writing category. And, by the way: Shakespeare in Love had also the most GG nominations: six... together with... again... The Truman Show! On the other side, Saving Private Ryan had one major advantage: it's director. Spielberg nearly got every award, except the BAFTA. The picture itself nabbed the very, very, VERY strong DGA-PGA-combo. But, to be honest... that's it! Statistically speaking, that was the only pro-argument for the win. I also really believe, that the Best Picture nomination of Thin Red Line hurt Saving Private Ryan. I, for myself, would have never seen the movie before the ceremony, if it wouldn't have been nominated. And even if I was a little bit too young to admire it (for an 21 year old boy, it seemed quite slow paced ;) ), I was absolutely stunned about the cinematography - and was even disappointed, when Ryan won that category at the oscars. So, I can imagine some older oscar voters, who already saw Private Ryan, wanted to award it and then, after seeing Thin Red Line, thought „Hm... I like Malick's movie more...“. Because they are quite similar and opposite at the same time, if you understand what I mean. Of course, you could make a similar argument about Shakespeare in Love compared to Elizabeth: both costume films but one is clearly a comedy and the other one a drama. But again: Elizabeth wasn't the surprise nominee. It was more a surprise, that the director wasn't nominated. The people already saw that movie, so they couldn't suddenly fall in love with it and wouldn't drop Shakespeare for it. And yes, you said it: Shakespeare in Love is clever. It isn't a perfect film, but it was kinda unique - and still is, if you think about it. It's also about a writer and the theater - and the oscars love films about themselves. So, there are really a lot of reasons, why Shakespeare won over Ryan - even without the Harvey-factor (which was already a known „thing“ in 1999). I for myself had no clear preference that year, because my „horse“, The Truman Show, wasn't in the race. And as an „outsider“, I really have the urge to defend Shakespeare. Not because it was the best choice. But it was a worthy one. And it's reputation just sank, because it got the oscar - and not because it's a bad movie in any way.

@jshdhjakdhsba2300

4 жыл бұрын

Here’s why u’re wrong: The golden globes has 70 members from foreign press associations... Shakespeare in Love sweeping the comedy musical category makes no shockwaves as there was literally ZERO competition. It got SAG nominations but the strength of SPR lay with the technical categories. These. are unfair comparisons, especially considering PGA and DGA mean so much more statistically than SAG ensemble and Golden Globes comedy picture. Yes it was a shock as director picture pre-2000s was like bread and butter... together. Its clear that this was ur 2nd oscars.

@elijahsackville-glucksburg

4 жыл бұрын

it's one of the worst romantic films ever made. Terrible acting.

@glenbe4026

3 жыл бұрын

@@elijahsackville-glucksburg then I do not believe you have seen it, and are just meming. "Thin Red Line" is a better movie, but Saving Private Ryan is certainly not. All SPR has going for it is the opening scene. The rest is a dull slog. Shakespeare In Love is a bloody great movie, just not one of the Greats. But SPR is not even that.

@lilchaos4792

2 жыл бұрын

@@glenbe4026 you're actually trolling. SPR is a talked about classic. SIL isn't

@glenbe4026

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilchaos4792 Neither are the "best movie" for that year, but SIL is the more enjoable of the two. All SPR has going for it is the opening beach scene which ALSO happens to be the only thing people ever talk about or remember from that movie. Imo it is one of Spielberg's lowest tier movies, but I know it is popular with Americans because of their "Murica, Fuk Yuur" jingoistic cultural character.

Wasn’t Fernando Montenegro the critics’ favourite to win Best Actress? I believe she won more Best Actress awards than Cate and Gwyneth

@poett8875

2 жыл бұрын

Not any of the important awards. She didn’t win Critics choice, Golden Globe, Sag, or the Bafta which are the most prestigious awards. So she had no chance. Which is a shame because she was fantastic in Central Station.

@igorsilva3657

2 жыл бұрын

@@poett8875 she won some awards for this role, like Best Actress for National Board Review and LAFCA. Silver Bear in Berlinale.

Some other retrospective years that could be interesting: 1996 ( Fargo vs English Patient), 1994 (Forrest Gump vs Pulp Fiction vs Shawshank), 2014 (Boyhood vs Birdman), 1990 (Goodfellas vs Dances with the wolves)

@haroldandmod

3 жыл бұрын

2004 (Million Dollar Baby vs The Aviator vs Sideways) would be cool

@dariussalepetru6770

Жыл бұрын

@@haroldandmod Same in 2019 (1917 vs Parasite vs Once Upon A Time In Hollywood)

Finally, I love the retrospective videos, keep em coming!

The best movies of that year are The Big Lebowski, american history x and truman show

@Blip-qz9ch

4 жыл бұрын

Nah The Thin Red Line

Funniest (and most true) line. "Meryl Streep. Cancer" That's all that needed to be said. That lady farts on screen and she gets a nom.

i clicked so fast i almost broke my finger love this concept and your channel !! here a fan from spain 😜

Unpplar opinions: Thin Red Line is a better war movies then SPR

@JoeJoeJoe25

4 жыл бұрын

@@juansalvadorgarcinifernnde8657 the greatest still apocalypse now

@JoeJoeJoe25

4 жыл бұрын

@@juansalvadorgarcinifernnde8657 just hear that title..is that any good?

@Blip-qz9ch

4 жыл бұрын

You're goddamn right my guy The thin red line superior in every way

I'd like a 2013 Academy Awards retrospective

My favorite part of saving private Ryan was Matt Damon’s improv story to Tom hanks. It was so genuine and it was just perfect. Although that opening is amazing too.

@kevzsabz8253

4 жыл бұрын

Matt Damon and Edward Burns are the best that happen in that movie. Thats why Saving Private Ryan is one of the best. 👍👍

@davidmckesey7119

Жыл бұрын

Matt Damon took the acting idea from Robin Williams. The wife farting was improv as well

Pan's Labyrinth won 3 Oscars and was nominated for other 3 and didnt win Best Foreign Film

Fernanda Montenegro should have won :( (and I'm not saying this just because I'm brazilian)

@Dibarifofana

3 жыл бұрын

Her or cate blanchett should’ve won, they gave one of the best performances, and gwyneth won instead for that mediocre performance smh

You should do the 82nd Academy Awards next, where 10 movies were nominated for best picture.

I know its quite recent, but a retrospective on 2016 would be great because there were so many incredible movies that year. Also the Oscars with Forrest Gump v Pulp Fiction v Shawshank Redemption would be good.

@ellcally508

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! 2016.

Do a retrospective of 1980 Ordinary People vs Raging Bull

How about a total domination year like The Return of The King, please do that

the last time i was this early the oscars were still in february next year 😳

Amazing video!! I would love to see Million Dollar Baby vs. Sideways vs. The Aviator next!

The Truman Show is a better film than all 5 best picture nominations imo.

@cj-jj6xs

4 жыл бұрын

The only film from 1998 I gave 100. P.S. I only gave 6 films a 100

@therogue1542

4 жыл бұрын

Elite X Gamerz what are the other 5 im kinda curious

@cj-jj6xs

4 жыл бұрын

@@therogue1542 The Bridge on the River Kwai, Psycho, Forrest Gump, The Shawshank Redemption, The Truman Show, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

@mike04574

4 жыл бұрын

Saving private Ryan is better

@cj-jj6xs

4 жыл бұрын

@@mike04574 It's great, but I think The Truman Show is the best of 1998. I respect your opinion as well. It's okay. Everybody has different opinions.

I think it would be interesting to do a retrospective in the 1969 Academy Awards (as in the year films from 1968 were celebrated). It was just such a great year for movies!

Excellent video guys!

I would love to see y’all do a retrospective of an academy awards from like the 50s

@JoeJoeJoe25

4 жыл бұрын

You mean, you demand thoose two to watch all critical aclaim movies from 50's ?

Would you guys ever consider releasing retrospectives and other longer things as podcasts in addition to the videos? Me and my 40 minute commute would love it! Keep up the great work 👍

1992 Oscars (Silence of the Lambs) and 2003 Oscars (Chicago) would be interesting

Please do 1999 with American Beauty, Green Mile and Sixth Sense

Nice summary. I'd like you to do some 1970's. It was a great decade for movies.

Great video! Can you guys add the 2013 Oscars for the 2012 movies to your list? The Life of Pi vs. Lincoln vs. Argo, and Jennifer Lawrence has a great fall. Also, Daniel Day Lewis and Tarantino gets new toys

@jdgg544

4 жыл бұрын

That was such a crazy year with the unprecedented Ben Affleck frontrunner director snub. Plus, the surprises of Amour and Beasts of the Southern Wild over-performing.

@kevineightnine6117

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

A rundown of the ‘77 Oscars would be fascinating. Rocky won Best Picture, but it was one of the most stacked years ever with Taxi Driver, Network, and All the President’s Men (my personal pick) all running against it. I think there’s an interesting conversation to be had about it.

You should do the 2000 Oscars. For the movies that came out in 1999. Such an amazing year for films

These are so good

First, you guys are too cute and funny. Second, did you know Sound will only be one category again? Third, Weinstein was HUGE reason why Shakespeare in Love won so many categories. He's power back then cannot be understated. Maybe do 2005 next?

Gave up on Shakespeare in love after 20 minutes, saving private Ryan and thin red line are way better and I’m not even a Terrence malick fan

Shakespeare In Love is one of my favorite movies of all time. Surprisingly, the more I watch it the more I enjoy it and love it. Saving Private Ryan becomes tiresome after the stunning opening act and plunges me into a depressed mood every time I watch it. Geoffrey Rush and Judi Dench are sublime in it. I’d watch Shakespeare every weekend and I would have a good time. The Truman Show was my favorite film of that year though.

Maybe you could do it for the 2015s Oscars. There was a pretty interesting race between Birdman and Boyhood (and maybe The Grand Budapest Hotel too)!

@Leo-ox1rd

4 жыл бұрын

also The Imitation Game, Theory of Everything and Whiplash. What a year 2014 was

@lilchaos4792

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss

Cate Blanchett really should have won the Oscar, or Fernanda Montenegro. But Cate has 7 nominations and 2 Oscars now...Patrol, well...she has her "goop"

First, love those, thank you guys for making them, they brighten my day. Second, 1997 would be my year of choice. Titanic swallowed so much of both the conversation and the actual Oscars that year, but a bunch of my favorite movies from the 90s came out at the same time. Let's give them some spotligt! Third, oh my god, you should bump The Celebration up on your watch-list. It is strange in many ways, but also a bit of a masterpiece. It has a scene that is quite the showstopper, a distinctly scandinvian temprament, and I think at least the Oscar Expert would like it a lot.

Biggest BS: How could Shakespeare in Love win Best Original Score for Musical/Comedy, if The Prince of Egypt was the best score out of every film nominated?

@laurajones1773

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Prince of Egypt was robbed in that category. The score was grand and epic. Shakespeare in Love's score is lame. Not to mention that Shakespeare in Love beat Mulan in that category as well, another great score.

@jonathanscores6478

3 жыл бұрын

@@laurajones1773 EXACTLY

The demon in my sleep paralysis dreams : 37:07

People always say Saving Private Ryan. But I actually think that Elizabeth was the best film that year.

Need more of these!!!!! Once Oscar season is over!!!

im really interested to see your takes on 2002, 2004 (aviator etc) and 2008 (the season of kate winslet)

I’d love to see one on the 1995 ceremony- Gump/Shawshank/Pulp Fiction!

Fernanda Montenegro should have won 🇧🇷

Pi deserve nomination for Cinematography , Actor , Editing & Screenplay .

You guys rock! Can you do a 1995 Oscars retro?

u guys need more love

I feel like 1994 would be a great year to do a retrospective, with Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump and Léon: The Professional in the same year...

Just shows how powerful Weinstein was back in the day

Thank You!!!

1998 was in my opinion the worst and most infuriating year of the Oscars (1999 Oscars). Saving Private Ryan was the most realistic and gory war movie ever, with good themes to live on today. Shakespeare in Love wasn’t bad, but there is no way the Academy should choose nothing but a charming love story over SPR. Also, the Truman Show deserved a nomination for best picture, instead of Life is Beautiful. Also, Jim Carrey had a great performance in the movie. But the real best actor should have gone to Edward Norton, who delivered the performance of a lifetime in American History X. In conclusion, 1998 had lots of great contenders, but the Academy wasted their gold on movies we didn’t want to win over others. Also, please do a retrospective on 1994 (Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction).

@norm-bb3bb

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with Edward Norton, I watched Begnini performance and in my opinion Edward was better, but I think he didn't win because the movie was very controversial, Life is beautiful was an Oscar bait movie.

@ChrolliForever

4 жыл бұрын

American history x is so underrated

@ChrolliForever

3 жыл бұрын

@@norm-bb3bb exactly. Sometimes the oscars go out of their comfort zone and that is what the audience want. Silence of the lambs and parasite for best picture, Kathy bathes for misery, to name a few

@norm-bb3bb

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChrolliForever You're right, for one moment I thought Joaquin wouldn't win because the movie was very controversial.

Let me pour one out for The Truman Show..my favorite from the bunch

Trust me... As someone who enjoys Shakespeare's works, I LOATHED Shakespeare in Love. I remember having to watch it for a class to understand a bit of theatre etiquette/Shakespearen theatre history... I literally was in the most rotten mood after the credits rolled 😂 😂 😂

@backoflies

4 жыл бұрын

Same here lol

You should do the 2001 Academy awards! That year was very crazy!!

I honestly think they should’ve put John Goodman in for Supporting Actor for Lebowski.

please review the 2009 oscars,would love to hear your opinion on the dark knight!

Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line are my favourite films in that year (1998). I added both films in my "Great Movie" list. 👍👍

The Thin Red Line > all the others

I'd also vote for the 2002 Oscars (75th): Chicago winning, controversial best Director win, huge Best Actor upset, Lose Yourself winning best song.

@Gemnist98

4 жыл бұрын

Best Director and Best Actor were both pretty expected/deserving that year. It’s just that Polanski doesn’t deserve praise.

@dariussalepetru6770

Жыл бұрын

Polanski is deserved it. I love The Pianist a lot

@evanmills7340

Жыл бұрын

@@dariussalepetru6770 Absolutly, its just very "contraversial"

pls do the 2014 retrospective or 2004 retrospective

You should do a retrospective for 1999. The quality of films from that year are insane.

do the year with lost in translation!!!

do the 75th oscars next please, its interesting to think how many of the nominees would not be nominated if it happened today

@seanlarajames708

3 жыл бұрын

What won picture that year

@siriusblack1612

3 жыл бұрын

@@seanlarajames708 chicago

If there is any Oscar I think should be revoked, it’s Shakespeare in Love’s win for Best Picture. Not just because I think it’s the inferior movie (I actually haven’t seen it), but because of the notorious bribing involved. For those unaware, a certain someone wanted very much to force the Academy into awarding Shakespeare. So he did a heavy undermining campaign, such as forcing news publications to promote the movie, that at the time was considered unfair competition. Everyone thought Spielberg should pretty much sue him, but Spielberg didn’t want any drama so he let the debacle slide, allowing Shakespeare to cruise to victory. And unfortunately, everyone has since done the exact same kind of campaign, effectively ruining the Oscars forever, even after the someone was finally incriminated. Also, the someone was Harvey Weinstein.

Waking Ned Devine (pronounced like the word 'devine') is a great, fun flick full of Irish accents, I love it. It's a movie about an isolated, tiny village and an outsider visiting them, that ISN'T horror! Except for one part where they stumble upon a dead body, I guess. Mulan's Reflections was the song of the year, hands down. I sang that song to death back in 1998/1999.

You should do a retrospective of the 2016 Academy Awards

You guys are the best I agree 100%

These are soooo good. Not a big Truman fan but I wouldve liked The Thin Red Line to win. I would like to see a retrospective on 2009! Hurt Locker v Avatar for pic. Hurt Locker v Basterds for Original Screenplay. Interesting nominations like District 9. Super interesting year-

Love ya'll's content. FYI: Globes have a rule that foreign language films are ineligible for their main BP prizes (RE: Life is Beautiful).

Shakespeare in Love winning Best Picture over Saving Private Ryan is still one of the great embarrassments of Oscar history. And it's not like it's a bad movie. It's not. But just a lackluster choice for a Best Picture win.

These are the thoughts of my soul.

Can you do 2015 academy awards for 2014 movies

Central do Brasil poderia estar em Melhor Filme e Melhor Trilha Sonora de Drama. Mas definitivamente merecia o prêmio de Melhor Atriz para a Fernanda.

Would you do 2012 or 2004 please?

Cate Blanchett and Saving Private Ryan, the real winners of 1999 Oscar's. End of the fucking conversation ❗

Retrospective of 2001 oscars, you should do it

Hey Guys! Can you please retrospec the year Titanic won best picture (97) and the year Argo won (for 2012). Thank you.

Could y’all do the 1998 Oscars for films released in 1997? I think it would be interesting to learn how much Titanic had engulfed the award season. Plus that Oscars is still the most watched in history

Pls do more retrospectives

good fellas and saving private ryan, i mean...

guys its pronounced BENINEE not BENIJEE

do you guys have letterboxd

2001? Why did Fellowship lose!

Please do the 1996 oscars for 1995 films. I have to know your opinion on Babe.

My two absolute favourite animated movies of all time is Mulan and The Prince of Egypt. If Best Animated Movie was a category at that time, which one do you think would have won?