"'12 Years a Slave,' Brad Pitt, Steve McQueen, Dee Garner, ......"

Will Smith's voice spread through the microphone to every corner of the Dolby Theater, but there was a brief moment of astonishment and stunned among the guests, even the crew of "12 Years a Slave", and every member of the crew showed a dazed look - without any expectation, it created a huge ecstasy that made it impossible to believe.

Lan Li's heart hung slightly, and the tension was even stronger than when the Best Actor was announced not long ago, and when Will announced the results, the loss and regret were still inevitably surging-

Because Lan Li clearly understood how difficult and difficult it was to shoot a "gravity" film, as Alfonso said in his award-winning speech, it took them more than five years and the hard work and wisdom of countless people to achieve such a classic, missing the best film, for the entire crew, it is indeed an extremely painful result.

After "gravity", when will there be another work that has made a breakthrough at the technical level and is deep enough at the artistic level and also brings innovation at the level of viewing effects? At least in the previous time and space that Lan Li knew, it did not appear until 2017.

But regrets are just regrets, in the game of the Oscars, things are never so simple, and this is especially true of the competition for Best Picture.

After Will announced the winner, Lan Li turned his head and found Rooney in the second row of the audience, and the two exchanged glances, both of them showed a look of regret, and gently pursed the corners of their mouths, still more worried about Alfonso than they were about themselves - unfortunately, Alfonso was still in the background at this time, and did not appear.

Retracting his gaze, the curvature of Lan Li's mouth still rose: no matter what, they still worked together to complete an outstanding work, which is not a lie, even if it misses out on the best picture, the film of "gravity" will still live on forever, and everything will be proved by time.

"Ahh

At this time, the crew of "12 Years a Slave", who finally came back to their senses, broke out with incredible screams, and Lupita Nyong'o was the first to stand up with her hands raised high, shouting as much as she could, venting all the joy and splendor of the crew, and then the rest of the crew stood up one after another.

Brad Pitt was even more excited to hug Angelina Jolie, as an actor, Brad has never been able to win the Oscar statuette, the previous three nominations were all unsuccessful, but after entering the second stage of his career, Brad gradually began to find his senses, after winning the Best Picture nomination for "Moneyball", and now he has gone one step further and won the first trophy of his career.

At this moment, Brad is definitely full of emotion, and his mixed mood is really difficult to describe in words.

After hugging Angelina, Brad's mood calmed down a little, and then he showed his old ways, hugging everyone around him calmly and magnificently, and thanking everyone in the "Twelve Years of Slavery" team one by one, and then beckoned the crew members to prepare for the stage.

"Twelve Years a Slave" All the members of the entire crew appeared on the stage.

Steve McQueen's emotions finally stirred, and even a little out of control, when Jeremy Kleiner, who is also the producer of "12 Years a Slave", took the little gold man from Will Smith and was about to hand it over to him, he deliberately made a "robbery" action and snatched the little gold man from Jeremy's hands in an almost savage way -

It's a joke, it's just a fight between acquaintances in the crew, and Jeremy doesn't care, but this action can be seen that Steve suppressed the anticipation and excitement of the audience, suppressed and suppressed, waited and waited, and was not fully released until the last moment, so that he was a little out of shape.

He's not the only one.

Brad took the little golden figure from Will early, and stood in front of the microphone, waiting for the other members of the "12 Years a Slave" crew to take the stage, but he was already a little impatient - he was trying to suppress his emotions, trying to show his composure and composure, but his eyes couldn't help but drift towards the little golden figure in his hand, which also revealed his true emotions.

But Brad quickly calmed down, briefly thanked the crew and the academy, and then ceremoniously introduced Steve McQueen as the main acceptance speech spokesperson.

Steve nervously pulled an A4 piece of paper out of his pocket - the size and size of the paper was too exaggerated and glaring, causing low laughter in the audience, but it also proved once again that Steve was looking forward to tonight's awards ceremony, and the acceptance speech was almost unannounced.

Excited and nervous, Steve had a serious big tongue, and even when he read it to the script, he made outrageous mistakes in the pronunciation of some names and the spelling of some words, stumbling and stammering all the testimonials — there wasn't much new in the content, and a long list of names from the production team to the Fox searchlight to the PR team was read with gusto, and that's all.

When all the content was read, Steve jumped up on the stage like a child, literally "jumping three feet high", using every cell in his body to show his excitement and excitement, which also officially ended the 86th Academy Awards.

"12 Years a Slave", Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay.

"Gravity", Best Director, Best Supporting Actress, Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, Best Sound Effects, Best Sound Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Visual Effects.

"Dallas Buyers Club", Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor.

"The Great Gatsby", Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction.

"Frozen", Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song.

"Blue Jasmine", Best Actress.

"She", Best Original Screenplay.

In addition, the nominees for six Best Films, including "American Hustle," "Drunken Folk," "Nebraska," "Captain Phillips," "The Wolf of Wall Street," and "Philomena," all went home empty-handed.

That's the main prize for the ceremony.

"The American Hustle" was indecent, with all 10 nominations missing, and it can be called the most lost work of this year's awards season, while "Drunken Country Ballad" has become a popular work of independent literary and artistic youth, but it is destined to miss the favor of the Oscars.

So, how should we evaluate this Oscar?

"Is this really the best option?"

"What does the 'best' of Best Picture really mean?"

"The biggest winner loses Best Picture, so who is the real 'Best Picture'?"

"An Oscar that was not shocking but had a shocking upset at the final award? Is this hot or cold?"

"The Selection of the Six Thousand Academy Judges: Where the Hell, Did It Go Wrong?"

"The pursuit of the liberation of freedom and the exploration of the origin of life, after all, freedom is better?"

"After winning the Oscar for Best Picture, does it really become the 'best'?"

"Eight statuette winners but not one Best Picture, what happened to this Oscar?"

"Who is voting for Gravity, and who is voting for 12 Years of Slavery?"

The trend of public opinion is really a very, very interesting thing, if "12 Years a Slave" really loses the best film, then "gravity" is bound to become the focus of everyone's encirclement, as Allen said, the accusations of "race/race/discrimination/discrepancy" will be overwhelming, and even journalists are ready to criticize the judges of the academy.

But now that "12 Years a Slave" has really won the best picture, things have become wrong, and the "gravity" of the eight statuettes in other departments is not the best, so who is the best? So how can it be called the best? So what is missing from this work?

It's just so subtle: "12 Years a Slave" isn't, "gravity" isn't, and what's even more interesting is that it's even worse if the Best Picture winner isn't these two works, but the others. The best description for Oscar is: Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror, and he is not a person inside and out.

"USA Weekly" conducted an online survey after the awards ceremony: the best film you chose!

In the end, the survey received more than a million receipts on Twitter and Facebook, and the results showed that "Gravity" led with 36 percent of the vote, "Drunken Country Ballads" came in second with 19 percent, and "12 Years a Slave" received 17 percent of the votes, occupying third place. And the "American Hustle" votes were not even as good as the "Dallas Buyers Club" and "Blue Jasmine", which was only in sixth place.

It is unknown how much authority this netizen survey has, and how much impact the Oscars have, and how many Don Quixote are swiping tickets, but at least it can be seen that the trend of public opinion after the awards ceremony - "gravity" is winning more support.

In any case, this Oscar has made a lot of history, and it will become a hot topic of discussion on the Internet for a long, long time to come:

The selfie of the stars broke the Twitter record, and the number of discussions on the topic "#奥斯卡" on multiple social networks such as Twitter and Facebook broke the historical data, and the trend of the best picture was unexpected...... All of this is destined to go down in history as the most special event in the history of the Oscars.

It is worth mentioning that the pizza delivery guy also became popular, and later, he said in an interview that the three boxes of pizza received a total of $6,000 in "tips" in addition to the takeaway fee, and there was also a pizza box full of celebrity signatures, which was also solemnly framed by the boss in a photo frame and placed on display in his store.

Remember the mobile version URL: m.

1816 All in Chaos (Page 1/1)

"Bookmark for easy reading"