Timothee and Daniel both being under 30 and nominated in 2018 is brilliant. If only the Academy had the courage to pick either of them then.

@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719

2 ай бұрын

Yes

@Dancerama6

2 ай бұрын

The Oscar going to Timothée would’ve been awesome. He would’ve shattered that record that Adrien Brody has somehow hung on to for over 20 years.

@earl.c

2 ай бұрын

@@Dancerama6 Timmy has one last chance to break that record next year but I watched Sing Sing and see why Colman Domingo is an early early favorite

@Rash23215

Ай бұрын

​@@earl.c what is sing sing about??

@earl.c

Ай бұрын

@@Rash23215 the prison and its theater club of sorts

Off topic but Richard Burton should have won the Oscar for best actor for Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Wolf. It’s a disgrace he never won an Oscar‼️

@richenric

2 ай бұрын

Yes!!

@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719

2 ай бұрын

That's a good one

I think Naomi Watts in The Impossible deserves an honorable mention. What a magnificent and demanding performance She literally had me and these two random strangers I was sitting next to on the plane bawling our eyes out as we all watched the movie at the same time 😂😢

Here in Sweden, we tend to ignore "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" in favor of our own film and TV adaptation of the novel. However, I will always praise Rooney Mara as the best version of Lisbeth Salander we've got so far, even more so than Noomi Rapace. And while it's a tragedy that Fincher didn't get to make his trilogy of the Millennium books, I'm so glad we got at least this one movie. Rooney Mara will probably win an Oscar one day, but I'm having a very hard time imagining her being able to top her performance as Lisbeth Salander. She should have won that Oscar over Meryl Streep (in my humble opinion).

@owenbloomfield1177

2 ай бұрын

I found the Hollywood version a pale imitation of the Swedish one.

@viktortunevi

2 ай бұрын

@@owenbloomfield1177 You are entitled to your opinion. I however found the American version to be an improvement as an adaptation of the original novel. When I read the book by Stieg Larson, my vision of his Lisbeth Salander is much more close to the performance of Rooney Mara, than that of Noomi Rapace. The American version also followed the Larson's work more closely than the Swedish one. That's why I prefer it.

@owenbloomfield1177

2 ай бұрын

@@viktortunevi For me, it was the an overall feel. The American one was just a bit too slick for my tastes. Maybe it was the Swedish actors speaking Swedish in Sweden. More a sense of place. It was a long time ago and my memory fades.

@poett8875

2 ай бұрын

She was great but Viola Davis should’ve won the Oscar that year easily. It wasn’t even close.

@Callie_FL

2 ай бұрын

I watched the US one but it can't hold a candle imo. There was zero reason for it to even be made. Noomi is better than the nepo baby

Your "Gone Girl" Oscar clip was waaaay better than the one they actually used on the night.

The Master is an incredible film! Glad to see more love going its way, PTA’s most underrated. RIP PSH

Rosamund Pike's Oscar nomination was incredible, i wish she could've won it but oh well it's what it is. Either way, being her and gave one of the greatest villain performances ever and got Oscar nominated for the first time in her career must've been a huge honor for her

Bakard abdi ,captain Phillips What a terrifying performance. He won best supporting actor at the bafta

I love THE MASTER. Even though it wasn't Philip Seymour Hoffman's actual last film, it was his last truly great performance.

One person who I think definitely deserved a nomination is Tiffany Haddish in Girls Trip for Best Supporting Actress. She gave a performance that had me laughing harder than I’ve ever laughed in a movie. It was a star-making performance on par with Melissa McCarthy in Bridesmaids.

@egyptianqueen4007

8 күн бұрын

She wasn't that great. Anyone could have played a loud mouth, ghetto character in that movie. Her role definitely wasn't Oscar worthy.

My Favourite Performances that got Oscar Nomination that didn't make this list: Number 10. Jessica Chastain - Best Actress - Zero Dark Thirty Number 9. Al Pacino - Best Supporting Actor - The Irishman Number 8. Bradley Cooper - Best Actor - A Star Is Born Number 7. Rayn Gosling - Best Actor - La La Land Number 6. Andrew Garfield - Best Actor- Hacksaw Ridge Number 5. Margot Robbie - Best Actress - I, Tonia Number 4. Sasorie Ronin - Best Actress - Lady Bird Number 3. Melisa Macarthy - Best Actress - Can You Ever Forgive Me? Number 2. Joaquin Phoenix - Best Actor - The Master Honorable Mentions Garry Oldman - Best Actor - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Denzel Washington - Best Actor - Fences Lady Gaga - Best Actress - A Star Is Born Glen Close - Best Actress - The Wife Joe Pesci - Best Supporting Actor - The Irishman Number 1. Adam Driver - Best Actor - Marriage Story

@chemrebel

2 ай бұрын

I agree on Driver completely. His wall punch scene with Scarlett Johansson not only launched a thousand memes, but has had real staying power for his performance and heavily influenced the big argument scene in Anatomy of a Fall. That said, Phoenix's win that year was a combination of the halo effects of his late brother River and the late Heath Ledger's Joker Oscar win and also a "it's his time" mentality. Now JP is a damn good actor in his own right, all the way back to his days as "Leaf Phoenix" in Parenthood you could see it. As a fellow Gen X-er I've always held a soft spot for he and River.

@norm-bb3bb

2 ай бұрын

​@@chemrebelJoker is one of the greatest performances of all time, there wasn't a combination of other things, he deserved the Oscar and he was the rightful winner that year period.

0:36 #10. Rooney Mara / The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 2:53 #9. Richard E.Grant / Can You Forgive Me 4:49 #8. Timothée Chalamet / Call Me By Your Name 6:36 #7. Laurie Metcalf / Lady bird 8:42 #6. Daniel Kaluuya / Get Out 11:31 #5 Rosamund Pike / Gone Girl 13:39 #4 Phillip Seymour Hoffman / The Master 15:59 #3 Leonardo DiCaprio / The Wolf of Wall Street 18:22 #2 Melissa McCartney / Brides Maids 21:19 #1 Sandra Bullock / Gravity ✨

@stevenstanley3157

2 ай бұрын

I had no idea Melissa was related to Paul!!!

@NormaLilia24

2 ай бұрын

@@stevenstanley3157🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh my bad, it was a typo. It’s Melissa McCarthy 😊

@poett8875

2 ай бұрын

Not really a fan of his list tbh.

@NormaLilia24

2 ай бұрын

@@poett8875 I liked the Rooney Mara one, she killed it in that role. I haven’t seen a lot of the other ones tbh but Rosamund Pike was amazing in Gone Girl as well

Phillip Seymour Hoffman was a talent to be reckoned with. What a huge loss!

@ultraviolettas

2 ай бұрын

I think about it all the time

@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719

2 ай бұрын

😢

Laurie Metcalfe elevates everything in which she appears. Her scenes with Ronan were too notch ( especially the car scene and the scene in the thrift store where they are arguing and one finds an appealing dress and they both drop the argument immediately as they agree about the dress.)

@Dancerama6

2 ай бұрын

I’ve never seen I Tonya because the subject just seemed silly to me but I can’t imagine Allison Janney giving a performance that outdoes what Laurie Metcalf gave. And I say that as a big fan of Allison Janney.

Another great video! Would you consider a future video on "consolation" Oscars? You often see situations where a movie wins the screenplay award but not Best Picture. Or when someone is awarded due to a previous snub. I'd love to see your take on this topic

@melanie62954

2 ай бұрын

that would be a great one! First thing that popped into my mind was Jimmy Stewart in 1940, but there's also DiCaprio and Pacino.

@-Olea-

2 ай бұрын

many of Brian's Category fraud videos are about exactly that

@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719

2 ай бұрын

🤔

Rosamund Pike was never going to win the Oscar for Gone Girl because the Academy rarely awarded that kind of performance. Julianne Moore in Still Alice is absolutely heartbreaking.

@antoniodjordjevic9493

2 ай бұрын

Femme Fatale Was never Academy's thing. No femme fatale performance ever won and only 3 were nominated (Tierney, Stanwyck and Pike). While many were snubbed Lauren Bacall and all others in the 40s and 50s, Sharon Stone etc

@jscho8674

2 ай бұрын

​@antoniodjordjevic9493 Kim Basinger in LA Confidential is the only Femme Fatale win I can think of. If you haven't seen that movie, find it immediately! Sooooo good. (Edited a typo)

@PhilipsWood725

2 ай бұрын

@@antoniodjordjevic9493…and don’t forget Glenn Close in ‘Fatal Attraction,’ first and foremost! Most people, myself included, believe she was robbed in 1988! If you watch this, arguably her to-date magnum opus performance, next to Cher’s in ‘Moonstruck,’ there really is no contest to be had here.

@antoniodjordjevic9493

2 ай бұрын

@@jscho8674 a yes thats true i forgot about her, although i was more thinking in a leading actress category. Ive seen her long time ago so a rewatch is coming ;)

@jacklemm1518

2 ай бұрын

The only one I can think of was Angelina Jolie from Girl interrupted, who also played a sociopathic character. But I think the difference was that she played one in a DRAMA while Pike played a violent one in a thriller.

100% agree with 1 and 2. Melissa’s nomination was a huge surprise for me and hot me hooked to the whole awards circuit. Maybe you can do a video on Melissa’s nominations or missed nominations.

@AnotherOpinion695

Ай бұрын

Yes we need this

Philip Seymour Hoffman actually gives my favorite film performance of all time in Synecdoche, New York

Tilda swinton was supposed to be nominated for we need to talk about kevin, but rooney mara took her spot last minute.

Monique in precious. A comedic actress and stand up comic who give such a monumental dramatic performance. Blew everyone away

@johnnolan5579

2 ай бұрын

She won. This is about people who were nominated but didn't win.

Al Pacino e Joe pesci in the irishman Nick Nolte in Warrior Tommy lee Jones in lincon Hugh Jackman LES miserable Emma Stone the favourite Margot robbie i tonya

I dont know of anybody else feels the same, but Philip Seymour Hoffmam gave one of the best performances ever in The Master, he deserves a lot more recognition

Emma Stone in Birdman & especially The Favourite

Good picks, especially Grant, Kaluuya, and Di Caprio (MEN!). My alternate top ten (in chronological order) would be Annette Bening. The Kids Are All Right Sally Field. Lincoln Bruce Dern. Nebraska Marion Cotillard. Two Days, One Night Michael Keaton. Birdman Charlotte Rampling. 45 Years Cate Blanchett. Carol Naomie Harris. Moonlight Natalie Portman. Jackie Daniel Day-Lewis. Phantom Thread

@jscho8674

2 ай бұрын

Michael Keaton in Birdman..... man I loved that performance. But Reynolds in Boogie Nights popped in my head too.

@maxfieldfulton

2 ай бұрын

@@jscho8674 That’s a good one, but it came out in 1997, way before the 2010s.

The 2018 Oscars was SO STACKED. I think I saw most of the films nominated that year across all categories and I felt conflicted on who should win the major awards because I had like 3 faves for each lol I’d love to see you do a breakdown of that ceremony/films nominated

I have a few comedic performances that I think were worthy of an Oscar nomination.

Timothy's performance in beautiful boy should've been nominated for best actor he was nominated everywhere

@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719

2 ай бұрын

A shocking miss indeed. Perhaps they were confused with the category placement. 🤔 Although that didn't stop Mahershala Ali win in the Supporting Actor category (for a clear case of category fraud)

Great video! Love those Richard E. Grant, Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet, and Rosamund Pike nominations so much. I wanted them to win in their categories that year. Daniel Kaluuya and Melissa McCarthy's nominations are very cool. And I did like seeing Brian utilize his stan card for Sandra Bullock at #1, especially holding those Gravity DVDs and Blurays at the end, lol 😂 She could have won if the movie was released in 2012 or 2014, but no one was beating Cate in Blue Jasmine that year. Great video, Brian. ❤

Lesley Manville in Phantom Thread is one of my all time favourite surprise noms. Every line delivery is icy perfection.

Janet mcter- albert nobbs, best supporting actress. A nice movie people have forgotten.

just hearing 'Joaquin Pheonix' gives me chills lol I love that man

Octavia spencer in the shape of water Carey mulligan in an education Amy adams- the fighter. What a great nomination. She deserved to win but they gave melissa leo

Denzel was great in flight too! Especially the court scene

Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl and Rooney Mara in GWTDT are such brilliant performances! Nolan may get all the shine but he has yet to direct a memorable leading lady performance. Fincher is a MASTER at directing women in his movies.

ive never laughed so hard in the theatre when watching McCarthy in bridesmaids I kept laughing even when the scenes were over

Sally Hawkins in Blue Jasmine Rachel Weisz in The Favourite Two of the best supporting performances that were rightfully nominated.

@satriasyafridhani5497

2 ай бұрын

very agree

quvenzhané wallis beasts of the southern wild, best actress. What a great nomination The movie also got into best picture, best director One of the best films I have ever seen

I honestly think Julianne Moore deserves her win. She was hauntingly great, deeply emotional in Still Alice. Like I was so convinced she really had an early on-set AD. My second pick that year was Reese Witherspoon. Yeah it was a weak year for female leading roles, serving a "1995 best actress lineup" where Jessica Lange won.

@SoulKnightKing

2 ай бұрын

It's not even her best role that year. She's stellar in Map to the Stars. Still Alice is a TV quality film, she's good but Pike was legendary.

@singstreetcar5881

2 ай бұрын

Nah. Rosamund pike was the best actress that year. She was so amazing in gone girl. She terrified the world with that performance. That cool girl monologue alone was enough to nab her that oscar. Julianna moore should have won her oscar long time ago for boogie nights or far from heaven. She should have been nominated this year for may December

@kellie-nd1yp

2 ай бұрын

I loved Moore's win

@poett8875

2 ай бұрын

I still don’t agree with that. Everyone still talks about Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl, nobody talks about Julianne Moore in Still Alice.

@albalbuena6478

Ай бұрын

I would have chosen Reese Witherspoon for WILD. The scene where she went to the hospital and her mom was already dead made me cry.

Hi Brian, I only found your channel a few weeks ago and just want to say I love your work! Thanks for all the great content, Melissa

I just watch Blue Jasmine because of your recommendation, Thank you.

Natalie Portman in Black Swan and Jackie; Casey Affleck and Michelle Williams in Manchester by the Sea; Joaquim Phoenix in Joker.

Thanks so much, Brian, for another professional yet humorous commentary. I especially liked Rooney Mara's performance in "Dragon Tattoo." Usually American movie remakes are not as good as their foreign counterparts. This movie, to me, was a welcome exception, IMO.

Sandra Bullock blew me away, as did the whole film Gravity. At the end, I wanted to cheer for her, that's how invested I was in her character and her journey. That should've been her Oscar.

Moral of the story: if David Fincher’s directing, you’re gonna get some next-level performances. If the all timer nominations mentioned in this video aren’t proof enough, just look at the acting in Se7en or Fight Club. The man gets great performances out of his actors

My Top 10 Acting Oscar Nominations of the 2010's 1. Isabelle Huppert: Best Actress (Elle) 2. Rosamund Pike: Best Actress (Gone Girl) 3. Barkhad Abdi: Best Supporting Actor (Captain Phillips) 4. Timothee Chalamet: Best Actor (Call Me By Your Name) 5. Michael Keaton: Best Actor (Birdman) 6. Leonardo Di Caprio: Best Actor (The Wolf of Wall Street) 7. Geoffrey Rush: Best Supporting Actor (The King's Speech) 8. Margot Robbie: Best Actress (I, Tonya) 9. Sylvester Stallone: Best Supporting Actor (Creed) 10. Chiwetel Ejiofor: Best Actor (12 Years a Slave) Rosamund Pike's first name is pronounced ROSEAMUND, not ROSSAMUND and Rooney Mara's last name is pronounced MARE-A, not MARR-A. I don't agree about Philip Seymour Hoffman for The Master because I hated the film and I think it is the most overrated movie of the 2010's, (Christoph Waltz for Django Unchained was the correct choice) and I do think that Mahershala Ali for Green Book and Allison Janney for I, Tonya deserve their Oscar wins.

I truly miss Philip Seymour Hoffman, he was one of the greatest actors ever and he did so many good movies. He's the celebrity I miss the most together with Robin Williams 💔

Chalamet should have won for CMBYN, Oldman was good but only won because prosthetic and make up..Chalamet had a deeper and more subtle performance...The end scene alone in the fireplace is really memorable and iconic.

Your #6 was my number one film of 2017. My pick for actor was between Kaluuya & Day-Lewis (LOVE Phantom Thread) and Get Out would have (and should have) swept the other awards.

Yes yes and yes for Sandra Bullock in Gravity! 👩🏻‍🚀 Also Rosamund Pike and Leo DiCaprio were a big miss.

some excellent choices! Rooney Mara, Daniel Kaluuya, Rosamund Pike. I love and rewatch all of these a lot, phenomenal performances in excellent films

No love for Jacki Weaver in Animal Kingdom?

Timothy Chalamet should have won

You should do a video on snubbed performances. The way you talk about McCarthy in Bridesmaids should also apply to John Goodman for The Big Lebowski.

I think Barkhad Abdi was AMAZING in Captain Phillips, he should've won over Jared Leto all the way

I keep changing my mind about the order but more or less in order 1.Daniel Kaluuya -Get Out (lead actor) 2.Jessica Chastain -The Help -I wouldn't take it away from Spencer but I would love a tie (supporting actress) 3.Leonardo Di Caprio -The Wolf of Wall Street (lead actor) 4.Sally Hawkins -The Shape of Water (lead actress) 5.Willem Defoe -The Florida Project (supporting actor) 6.Scarlett Johanson -JoJo Rabbit (supporting actress ) 7.Yalitza Aparicio- Roma (lead actress ) 8.Julia Roberts - August Osage County (supporting actress ) 9.Adam Driver -Blackkklansman (supporting actor) 10.Hugh Jackman Les Miserable(lead actor ) A few more Antonio Bandaras -Pain and Glory Michelle Williams -My Week With Marilyn Annette Bening -The Kids Are All Right

You're doing well. Richard E. Grant, Timothee, Sandra Bullock.....these are performances that will never age (though unfortunately because of the co-star in Call me by your name.... though Thankfully it's the director the Dad and Chalamet that make that movie)

Thanks for pronouncing ‘Craig’ correctly!

Rosamund Pike should absolutely have won. Julianne Moore should have won earlier. Her win felt like a legacy win. Pike was way better with her chilling and subdued performance.

Rosamund Pike was simply brilliant in Gone Girl Edit: no one talks about Marions fabulous performance in Two Days One Night im glad she got nominated for that role

I quite often tend to sometimes agree but not always.

After this, you should break down each Academy Award shows in the 2010s from basically any aspect, I'd love to see you break down the 2015 Oscars/87th Academy Award where Neil Patrick Harris was the host. That was in my opinion, the best Oscars show of the 2010s

Allison Janney DESERVED her Oscar it was just her time. I do believe that Laurie’s time is coming sooner rather then later. I would really love to see her daughter Zoe Perry win an Oscar one day. If you’ve watched “Young Sheldon” and saw the depth of her performance she can win one.

Nicole Kidman - Rabbit Hole Michelle Williams - My Week with Marylin Quvenzhané Wallis - Beats of the Southern Wild Reese Witherspoon - Wild Saoirse Ronan - Brooklyn Michael Shannon - Nocturnal Animals Christian Bale - Vice Florence Pugh - Little Women Al Pacino - The Irishman Saoirse Ronan - Little Women & Adam Driver - Marriage Story I Would've Said Julia Roberts - August: Osage County & Emma Stone - The Favourite but they're both Category Fraud (which you already mentioned in your 2nd Category Fraud Video)

One nomination I love that you didn’t mention was Willem Dafoe in The Florida Project.

Isabelle Huppert should have been included here. With the odds stacked against her, she was still nominated. Should have won it too.

Might not be the most original pick, but if we just look at the strongest performances that didn’t win I just have to go with Leo in The Wolf of Wall Street. It’s probably his best performance ever, absolutely incredible both the dramatic and comedic side and it would’ve been my personal favourite best actor winner of the decade (maybe together with Casey Affleck)

My favorite actors are Edward Norton, James Spader and Johnny Depp and none of them has ever won an Oscar. How is that even possible? They are extremely talented and versatile. In my opinion, Norton should have won for American History X, Spader for Sex, Lies and Videotapes and Depp for many roles he's done throughout his career

Jonah Hill for Moneyball at #1 is a bold choice.

@dutoitkotze4812

2 ай бұрын

Yup. Not that great a performance, only different to most of his other stuff and therefore noteworthy

@AnimalClans

2 ай бұрын

@@dutoitkotze4812 That's the joke.

i have revisited I, tonya and ladybird a couple of times and still think lady bird deserved supporting actress

I disagree on Melissa McCarthy. She plays that character all the time. Just watch when she hosted SNL.

Poor Leo. I’ve read that in the beginning of his career, they thought he was a “TV” actor. Then when Titanic hit, his ego is what prevented him from playing the “Oscar Game”. He became political & pushing environmental causes that the studios didn’t want to be associated with. BFF with Al Gore didn’t help when Tipper Gore was championing censorship in movies & music. He has always been loved by us fans, but he became a little big for his britches, going up against the Hollywood machine. Definitely courageous, but sunk his Oscar chances for years. It would be admirable, if we all didn’t know how badly he wanted that elusive Oscar.

Jennifer Jason Leigh in The Hateful Eight

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Somehow my favorite performances don't even get nominated. Most recent misses were Toni Collette for Hereditary and Adam Sandler for Uncut Gems.

Lucas Hedges in Manchester by the Sea

Rooney Mara's name is Mare-a, not Maura. Being a NY Giants fan, for over 40 years I'ver heard her grandfather, father, uncles and I even believe her sister Kate say Mare-a. Don't know where the other pronunciation came from. And yes, I totally agree, she was fantastic in TGWDT and should have won the Oscar.

I am not really a huge fan of Sandra. I do like her but I agree, I can't think of other actress who could do Gravity.

Rooney Mara SHOULD have won the Oscar for her transformative, phenomenal performance as Lisbeth Salander in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. I am obsessed with the books. I like the Swedish movies. I fucking love David Fincher’s film. But my god Rooney Mara blew me away. Lisbeth Salander is my favourite female character of all time. Her character goes through quite the journey & has since she was a child… Rooney just captured her exactly as I imagined her. She changed her appearance. Her accent. Rooney has to do some unimaginable scenes. It’s a role you never see on screen. I can’t rate it high enough. We all know Meryl Streep is iconic but she already had 2 Oscars. She didn’t need a 3rd that year. Rosamund Pike SHOULD have won the Oscar for playing Amy Dunne in Gone Girl. Talk about another fantastic female character in a David Fincher movie… the role of a lifetime. You don’t see many characters like Amy on screen ever. Like Brian said there are so many layers to Amy & her evolution over the course of the film & her unravelling is handled brilliantly in Rosamund’s very capable hands. Adore Julianne Moore but it was her overdue Oscar let’s be honest.

It's a shame you don't think much of the 2014 Best Actress lineup, because it does feature one of my favorite performances of the decade: and that's Marion Cotillard in Two Days One Night (she is absolutely heartbreaking in that)... I'm also a huge fan of Reese Witherspoon's performance in Wild. I would go so far as to say I prefer these two performances to the ones both of them actually won for...

@smann87

2 ай бұрын

I was searching to see if someone mentioned Marion Cotillard's performance! When I watched the press conference that morning, I literally cheered out of excitement. It was a truly great performance to have been able to earn its nomination and richly deserved. I remember at the time GoldDerby even imagined Marion being at second place, though it was clear Julianne Moore was going to win.

Sylvester Stallone for Creed. He should have won.

Gary Oldman Tinker Tailor Soldier spy Sally Hawkins Blue Jasmine Leonardo Dicaprio The wolf of Wall Street Sandra bullock Gravity Barkhad Abdi Captain Phillips Bérenice Béjo The artist Emma Stone The Favourite Rachel Weisz The favourite william dafoe The florida project Demian Bichir a better life those performances are the best 10 nominations of the 2010's in a random order... 🥰😃😍🤩😘😗☺😚😁😁🙂😊😇

@singstreetcar5881

2 ай бұрын

Add quvenzhané wallis beasts of the southern wild, best actress. June squib- nebraska

And yeah what a shame that Sandra Bullock didn't win for gravity unfortunately she was up against a career performance by the phenomenal Cate blanchett

For a moment I thought you may be quoting me on Richard E. Grant and Laurie Metcalf, the two most deserving people to not win supporting Oscars in the last 25 years.

What didn’t age well about call me by your name it’s been awhile since I’ve seen it

Saoirse Ronan in Brooklyn, surely!

Natalie Portman would have ATE up the role in Gravity. I would have loved to see that.

None could have taken supporting actor from Christoph Waltz in Jango! As much as I love Hoffman in The Master, Waltz is superb in Jango, full stop!

@MorganKing95

2 ай бұрын

Django*

Remember all the Leo memes where it was about his lack of Oscars instead of dating only women 25 or under? Simpler times

Marion Cotillard was far more superior in two days one night than Pike

Noomi Rapace was a better Lisbeth Salandar

Not a single foreign language performance

I am still convinced that since get out got a ton of nominations in 2017, Hereditary got ignored ESPECIALLY TONI COLET the next year. I wanted to like Get Out so bad, and while it was ok it didn’t blow me away. I went into Hereditary with no expectations and it turned into one of my favorite films. Editing since I’m more into the video. Leo’s win should have been for The Aviator. Fully agree on Melissa McKarthy I 100% disagree with you on Gravity. The movie was awful, both Sandra Bulik and Clooney were awful in it. I get your point on her tragic backstory, and the effects were good, but the whole thing was Oscar bait without being a biography or a period piece.

Gone Girl was pretty bad, it kind of started well but it kept gettng worse, not helped by Ben Affleck at all. I agree Rosamund was great in it though.

FYI, Rooney Mara's last name is pronounced MARE-a, not MARR-a.

I think Glenn Close in the wife was so much better than Olivias.

Michael keaton "birdman" duh

I am still unable to sleep over the Mecalf loss for Ladybird.... SHE WAS ROBBED

I know I'm in the extreme minority, but I seriously have never understood what the big deal with LADY BIRD is, as well as the huge devotion Greta Gerwig has developed as a director since. Would you consider making a future video about that movie and Gerwig's rise to prominence? I really would be curious to hear your critique and respect your opinion.

2:44 underrated. I love the movie!!!!!!

I disagree with Rooney. This movie was a mistake, the original Swedish film was better, and a nomination for her was just an American way to say “we do things better”.