What I loved about Kristen Stewart's performance, was that she made me re-evaluate her as a performer and as an artist. I had long written her off as bad, absolutely dreadful and completely lacking anything of note. What she did with Spencer was to give me a performance that shocked, surprised and made me reconsider a figure (Diana), I thought myself all too familiar with. It was a powerhouse performance, of subtlety, of melodrama, of gothic horror, scenery chewing and heartbreak from one moment to the next. She did a complete 360 for me and I'm intrigued as to where she goes from here.
I know Twilight kinda tainted her reputation for a while but she’s turned in some great performances both before and after that saga. Spencer is an obvious one, but she was also great in Panic Room, Speak, Personal Shopper, Seberg, The Runaways, Crimes of the Future, the list goes on fr. I’m glad people are giving her a chance again cuz she’s a real powerhouse imo
Right right right👏👏👏 I agree combletly with you You so right She use manly side of her and wear same man In sponser she make women with all feeling and tragedy Scene of table..seance with anne bolen she make it so deep Great comment
Drive My Car and Dune are my favorites. Sad it didn’t win the big prizes. Comes to show that even the major changes the Oscars are still treating international films and sci-fi as second class entertainment.
I can't agree more with your choices. Tick, Tick, Boom was my personal favorite movie of that year and it broke my heart when it didn't get the Best Picture nomination. Andrew Garfield was the Best Actor that year. I'll go as far as saying that Will Smith wasn't even the second Best performer in that category; Benedict was also superb! The biggest robbery that night, in terms of nominations was Denis missing out on Best Director. While the biggest one in terms of wins was Andrew Garfield not winning Best Actor (and this has nothing to do with the slap). Btw, I loved Luca. What do you think about its gay undertones? The director or producer has always brushed it off but I think they do exist in the movie. That was a strong year for animated films as well! As always, your videos are amazing!
Still wish Kristen Stewart would have won lead actress but if only she didn’t get shut out in the other award show but Kristen Stewart perfomance as princess Diana was phenomenal if only she won but at least she’s an Oscar nominated
I didn’t even like “Tick Tick Boom” but I thought Andrew Garfield gave the best performance of the year. Will Smith wasn’t even second. For me, that was Benedict. The overdue factor has to be why Will steamrolled.
Kristen Stewart is my favorite 2021 nomination too. What she did in the role of Princess Diana was absolutely remarkable down to the accent, mannerisms and even posture. Diana's personal chef and bodyguard even said out of all the portrayals of Diana ever done, Kristen was the most accurate. I always knew she could pull it off especially since this was coming from Pablo Larrain who did Jackie, ten years ago who would've thought she would be playing this iconic woman let alone get nominated for an Oscar. She absolutely redefined herself with this and I'm so glad she wasn't snubbed, the best actress lineup that year was pretty impressive and she beat heavy competition to get in. Spencer should've received more nominations like costumes and cinematography. It was stunning and was made as a deep psychological character study of this famous woman instead of being like a generic formulaic biopic. Kristen was my favorite that entire awards season and I'm very excited to see what she does next.
Its pretty embarrassing to give Will Smith an oscar after that insulting display he put on these oscars, but to also have it not be deserved over other performances is even sadder. Andrew Garfield and Cumberbatch were both better and Garfield definitely deserved it.
Both Drive My Car and Worst Person In The World are two of the greatest films I've seen in the last few years, and completely life-changing movies for me. Even when both were up for International Feature, I thought to myself that it'd be fine if it'd be either winning, or even a tie with both winning. I'm glad that both are in the Criterion Collection where they belong now, as both are practically essential viewing for any adult going through struggles with either growing up and finding your place in life, or even in dealing with serious loss and how to find the path ahead. Thank goodness we live in a world where these two movies exist.
Thank you for the WSS Cinematography shoutout!!!! Janusz WORKED the hell out of that camera!!!! I personally would've chosen this over Dune for the win.
💯 in agreement. The shots of the musical sequences, the lighting used to capture the anticipation of the rumble, and the color, fabrics, and movement to where the camera took you enriched each scene, and filled my heart with pure joy. The shot on the balcony, then to have the camera move away from Rachel's face to get Tony in the frame...PERFECTION!
Kristen Stewart is easily my favourite nomination of 2021. The moment of her making a comeback with a career best performance after the world dissed her due to Twilight. Glad that she made the cut, i remember people were so worried that she wouldn't make it because BAFTA and SAG snubbed her
I agree. I also think that if you don’t know the source material it’s a lot harder to follow. That doesn’t make a good movie if it can’t stand on its own.
@@chelmrtz thank you!!!! True for many films based on books and games and comics. They are mainly for that crowd and not the general public. Unfortunately, its a big crowd. I can't wait for this phase of cinema to end.
I think that its so unfair that lady gaga was not nominated to best actress for house of Gucci. She was phenomenal, and also dhe was nominated to the sags, baftas, critics, golden globe. Im still furious hahha
I thought Kristen Stewart’s performance was breathtaking. I really wanted her to win though the movie wasn’t that good. I thought I was watching Diana personally that’s how great she was
Suggestion for a new series: The Silver Oscar Usually Brian talks about which nomination might have been the second or third option in certain years and/or categories, I think it would be interesting a video series where he would say which nominee was second in a particular category and decade. For example: "The second place Best Picture nominees in the 2000s", "The second place Best Actress nominees in the 1960's", "The second place Best Director nominees in the 1980s"...
Totally agree about Andrew Garfield! I've seen Tick Tick Boom so many times. That movie hangs on Andrew, and it shows such range. He sings wonderfully and plays a real life person in a such a compelling way. He's sympathetic but so flawed. The film and his performance are incredible- so moving.
Stewart in Spencer isn't Oscar-worthy performance. it's cringe-worthy caricature. if they had wanted to cast a non-English actress in the role so bad, they could have at least hire someone who can actually act. I have never felt more satisfaction than at the moment when Stewart lost.
But she got nominated❤ and your wrong and stupid opinion means nothing anyways. Kisses and drink some water cause we can smell the fire of your pissed ass
10. The Lost Daughter 🤢🤢🤮🤮👎🏿👎🏿 9. Cyrano. This movie was cursed since its production. The costumes were fine, but it was a very forgetful film. Plus, nothing in this world was beating Cruella, you could've left this category alone. 8. West Side Story. Yeah, that cinematography was 🔥. If there was no Dune, I think it wins this easily. 7. Kirsten Dunst. OH GOD NO. Not only was this a bad performance, it's a bad movie. I could never understand the hype behind this film, it is so bland and uninteresting. But it's gay, so the gays loved it, I guess. I can't tell you how happy I was when it lost nearly everything it was up for. Overhyped garbage. 6. Drive My Car. Probably. Still haven't seen it. 5. The Worst Person in the World. YES!! GODDAMMIT YES!! THIS WAS THE BEST FILM OF 2021. SHOULD'VE GOTTEN 6 NODS AND WON AT LEAST 4 OF THEM. 4. Dune. For Best Picture?? I mean, it does make the most sense after winning 6 awards, but if you don't give the director a nod, it's kind of a hard sell. But that best picture lineup was so weak that it honestly could've snuck in, but it would've been a much worse win. 3. Luca. I guess. It wasn't awful, but also wasn't great. It would've been a middling win, but nothing was touching Encanto. Another category you could've skipped. 2. Kristen Stewart. Smh, again, I will never understand what people saw in this movie. I was so baffled by its reception that I went and saw it 3 times in theaters just to see what it was I could've missed. But no, it never came. There were a lot of overhyped performances this year, but this one is at the top of the list, and I LOVE Kristen Stewart, but give me her work in Happiest Season any day over Spencer. You should've gone with Penelope on this one. 1. Andrew Garfield. HELL YES!!! CORRECT. ABSOLUTELY. FANTASTIC. HE WAS PERFECT. SHOULD'VE WON EVERYTHING. TICK TICK BOOM DESERVED MORE NOMINATIONS IN GENERAL.
Agreed on Andrew Garfield!!! I predicted Will Smith to win, but Andrew Garfield was the more deserving nominee. I am not a TTB fan, and I wanted to turn it off, however Andrew bewitched me with his performance; not hard for Garfield to do. :) On most other categories, I can get behind your picks with the exception of Kristen Stewart as I believe Lady Gaga was snubbed for House of Gucci...albeit this is someone who saw "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" and said to my husband..."should we give her the Oscar now, or do we really need to wait?" Again, another great video Brian! Love your insight and personality you bring to your commentary. Cheers, love!
I remember Kristen Stewart being the odds on favorite to win and I think people were shocked that she didn’t get enough awards for playing Diana. This is what happens when film social media thinks they know the winner
2021 was not a good year for film. The best film I saw was Don't Look Up and that was on Netflix. I totally disagree about West Side Story. I did not like that movie and I'll definitely stick to the 1961 version. Janusz Kaminski's photography annoyed me in that film. My big pet peeve is lens flares and that movie was full of them. Spielberg lost his way years ago and needs to retire.
Couldn’t agree more with your pics for Kristen Stewart and Andrew Garfield. Those performances were on another level. Would’ve been really ticked if they had not been nominated. But would’ve been amazing if they had won!
I really agree with all your decisions on films I’ve seen. Now I need to see the films you praise that I haven’t seen. Apart from Spencer. I don’t like Kristen Stewart and I don’t like picking over Princess Diana’s sad life.
I'm not tryna be a dick here, but I feel like you should have looked up how to pronounce ryuusuke hamaguchi's name before the video in order to honor him properly.
Couldn't agree more, Mr. Rowe. Although "Summer of Soul" was my favorite 2021 film, you named most of the others in this video, and would have given Mr. Garfield, Ms. Stewart "The Worst Person in The World " and "Luca" their wins in a heartbeat. Keep 'em coming, many thanks.
Krestan stewart ♥👏😍♥ She was amazing 😍⚘⚘ To me she is the best🏆 Must she take the oscar that year. She surprise me how she performe diana. Spinsor..one of my favrite film about diana. The acting was the best in that year. So poetical so empathetic so real. Academy dont give kristan stewart the oscar becase the story in film not about all life of diana. The film was just about diana feeling not about all events in her life. When i watch stewart i think why they dont make all story of diana..stewart was amazing. The academy give chisica chasten the oscar becase the story about events of remmy faye life and new story about famous figure. Even if they make it horrible. And chrestan stewart lose the oscar becase she was not in season awards. Christan Stewart surprise me becase All the time she show us manly side. So when she make diana so feminen and so real i admire her. Even when she came to oscar cermony she wear man suit. I can not beleave the academy give jessica chasten the oscar... About temmy faye🤔 The eyes of temmy fay was the worst film in that year. Nonsense..bad script bad acting bad..they dont make original story good..bad comedy😨 academy dont give stewart or olivia or benloby cruse the oscar..they give to chisica for original story..not for chisica chastin performance. she was bad and the film makers dont make original story good. Will smith was great🏆👏 Thank you brian 💛
Ugh, seeing those live-action Disney princesses getting ready to announce the Best Animated Feature winner after they've basically sh*t over the medium by saying animated features are loved by kids and only tolerated by adults -- a sentiment which probably kept Luca out of other categories and which may have kept a good many voters from even bothering to watch my beloved Wolfwalkers -- just makes me seethe with rage all over again. (Sheesh, that was a long sentence.) I'm relieved the ceremony course-corrected the following year.
IMO Garfield performance in tick tick boom was ok. To be honest, he should have been nominated for Silence instead of Hacksaw Ridge (and maybe win). He's a great actor, but he should pick better roles.
Great choices but I'm glad you mentioned Flee. With 3 Oscar nominations, I was really hoping it would win Animated Feature (knew Encanto was getting it), Documentary, or International Feature Film. Gorgeous film & story. Awesome video 📹 👏
As far as Will Smith, you called it, Brian; the overdue factor. I think without those previous two nods, Smith wouldn't have swept and would probably still be Oscarless based purely on performance and his competition.
@@lonellfletcher Yes. Will made Hollywood a lot of money over the years. The Oscar was his regardless. Anyone who says otherwise doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
Best Adapted Screenplay, Lost Daughter: Agree. Best Costume Design, Cyrano: Disagree. Best Cinematography, West Side Story: Agree. Best Supporting Actress, Kirsten Dunst: Agree. Wasn't impressed with this particular performance, but she was long overdue. Melancholia, Bachelorette, Marie Antoinette, Interview with the Vampire. All Oscar-worthy performances. Best Director, Drive My Car: Agree. Best Original Screenplay, The Worst Person in the World: Agree. Best Picture, Dune: Disagree. Great on a technical level, everything else is meh and boring. Best Animated Film Luca: Disagree. Marcel the Shell is superior to that entire category combined. Best Actress, Kristen Stwart: DISAGREE. I do not understand the love for her. Her performance in Spencer is LAUGHABLE. So bad. Such a bad actress. Best Actor, Andrew Garfield: Disagree. It's a good performance and better than Will Smith. But Paul Mescal, Benedict Cumberbatch or Colin Farrell deserved it more.
What I loved about Kristen Stewart's performance, was that she made me re-evaluate her as a performer and as an artist. I had long written her off as bad, absolutely dreadful and completely lacking anything of note. What she did with Spencer was to give me a performance that shocked, surprised and made me reconsider a figure (Diana), I thought myself all too familiar with. It was a powerhouse performance, of subtlety, of melodrama, of gothic horror, scenery chewing and heartbreak from one moment to the next. She did a complete 360 for me and I'm intrigued as to where she goes from here.
I know Twilight kinda tainted her reputation for a while but she’s turned in some great performances both before and after that saga. Spencer is an obvious one, but she was also great in Panic Room, Speak, Personal Shopper, Seberg, The Runaways, Crimes of the Future, the list goes on fr. I’m glad people are giving her a chance again cuz she’s a real powerhouse imo
A complete 180*
Right right right👏👏👏
I agree combletly with you
You so right
She use manly side of her and wear same man
In sponser she make women with all feeling and tragedy
Scene of table..seance with anne bolen she make it so deep
Great comment
Kirsten Dunst and Kristen Stewart and Andrew Garfield all should have all won IMO. Such an impressive year!
Drive My Car and Dune are my favorites. Sad it didn’t win the big prizes.
Comes to show that even the major changes the Oscars are still treating international films and sci-fi as second class entertainment.
Well dune got 6 awards
I can't agree more with your choices. Tick, Tick, Boom was my personal favorite movie of that year and it broke my heart when it didn't get the Best Picture nomination. Andrew Garfield was the Best Actor that year. I'll go as far as saying that Will Smith wasn't even the second Best performer in that category; Benedict was also superb!
The biggest robbery that night, in terms of nominations was Denis missing out on Best Director. While the biggest one in terms of wins was Andrew Garfield not winning Best Actor (and this has nothing to do with the slap).
Btw, I loved Luca. What do you think about its gay undertones? The director or producer has always brushed it off but I think they do exist in the movie. That was a strong year for animated films as well!
As always, your videos are amazing!
Still wish Kristen Stewart would have won lead actress but if only she didn’t get shut out in the other award show but Kristen Stewart perfomance as princess Diana was phenomenal if only she won but at least she’s an Oscar nominated
Kristen Steawart ❤
Um, Brian, why would you give yourself those incredibly restrictive rules?
I didn’t even like “Tick Tick Boom” but I thought Andrew Garfield gave the best performance of the year. Will Smith wasn’t even second. For me, that was Benedict. The overdue factor has to be why Will steamrolled.
Kristen Stewart is my favorite 2021 nomination too. What she did in the role of Princess Diana was absolutely remarkable down to the accent, mannerisms and even posture. Diana's personal chef and bodyguard even said out of all the portrayals of Diana ever done, Kristen was the most accurate. I always knew she could pull it off especially since this was coming from Pablo Larrain who did Jackie, ten years ago who would've thought she would be playing this iconic woman let alone get nominated for an Oscar. She absolutely redefined herself with this and I'm so glad she wasn't snubbed, the best actress lineup that year was pretty impressive and she beat heavy competition to get in. Spencer should've received more nominations like costumes and cinematography. It was stunning and was made as a deep psychological character study of this famous woman instead of being like a generic formulaic biopic. Kristen was my favorite that entire awards season and I'm very excited to see what she does next.
I agree especily she make psychological charachter instead biopic
That what i want to say👏
Luca as best animated and Dune as best picture is... a take...
Yes. Love for TTB!!! Esp Andrew G💚
I was so proud of Ariana Debose winning.
Hell yeah for Garfield!!! He should have won!
I loved Penelope. She should've won
Will Smith should have won for Ali
Nightmare Alley should have won. CODA shouldn't even have been nominated.
That's my "hot take" too. Or Drive My Car or The Power Of The Dog winning Best Picture.
@@kevlow9494, both excellent films. Either would have been a worthy winner.
Its pretty embarrassing to give Will Smith an oscar after that insulting display he put on these oscars, but to also have it not be deserved over other performances is even sadder. Andrew Garfield and Cumberbatch were both better and Garfield definitely deserved it.
Drive my car was BORING
The lost daughter is a BORING, slug fest of a film. Very dull
Both Drive My Car and Worst Person In The World are two of the greatest films I've seen in the last few years, and completely life-changing movies for me. Even when both were up for International Feature, I thought to myself that it'd be fine if it'd be either winning, or even a tie with both winning. I'm glad that both are in the Criterion Collection where they belong now, as both are practically essential viewing for any adult going through struggles with either growing up and finding your place in life, or even in dealing with serious loss and how to find the path ahead. Thank goodness we live in a world where these two movies exist.
We are on the same page with Andrew Garfield. Talented actor.
Kristen Stewart in Spencer is one of the greatest film performances i have ever see. Its a shame she didnt win the Oscar.
Kristen Stewart should have won hands down!!
Thank you for the WSS Cinematography shoutout!!!! Janusz WORKED the hell out of that camera!!!! I personally would've chosen this over Dune for the win.
💯 in agreement. The shots of the musical sequences, the lighting used to capture the anticipation of the rumble, and the color, fabrics, and movement to where the camera took you enriched each scene, and filled my heart with pure joy. The shot on the balcony, then to have the camera move away from Rachel's face to get Tony in the frame...PERFECTION!
Kristen Stewart is easily my favourite nomination of 2021. The moment of her making a comeback with a career best performance after the world dissed her due to Twilight. Glad that she made the cut, i remember people were so worried that she wouldn't make it because BAFTA and SAG snubbed her
Thank god she move away from twilight
I know I'm in the minority but, Dune bored me to tears. Looked and sounded amazing, but moved at the pace of a snail and the atmosphere was so dreary.
I agree. I also think that if you don’t know the source material it’s a lot harder to follow. That doesn’t make a good movie if it can’t stand on its own.
@@chelmrtz thank you!!!! True for many films based on books and games and comics. They are mainly for that crowd and not the general public. Unfortunately, its a big crowd. I can't wait for this phase of cinema to end.
Bro your not the only one the dune movie was boring but the book is better
I hated Dune. I will not be seeing Part 2.
agree
I think that its so unfair that lady gaga was not nominated to best actress for house of Gucci. She was phenomenal, and also dhe was nominated to the sags, baftas, critics, golden globe. Im still furious hahha
She was berible same chisica
Kristen Stewart is my favorite Oscar nod of the past 10 years. 🍿🏆❤
I thought Will Smith deserved that Oscar for King Richard, I don't agree with Brian Rowe's choice.
I agree smith was great
I thought Kristen Stewart’s performance was breathtaking. I really wanted her to win though the movie wasn’t that good. I thought I was watching Diana personally that’s how great she was
Not a fan of Kristen Stewart(go to hell twilight losers) but her work as Diana was fantastic
Suggestion for a new series: The Silver Oscar
Usually Brian talks about which nomination might have been the second or third option in certain years and/or categories, I think it would be interesting a video series where he would say which nominee was second in a particular category and decade.
For example: "The second place Best Picture nominees in the 2000s", "The second place Best Actress nominees in the 1960's", "The second place Best Director nominees in the 1980s"...
Totally agree about Andrew Garfield! I've seen Tick Tick Boom so many times. That movie hangs on Andrew, and it shows such range. He sings wonderfully and plays a real life person in a such a compelling way. He's sympathetic but so flawed. The film and his performance are incredible- so moving.
Totally agree with you about Andrew Garfield, and the film should have been nominated for Best Picture as well.
Stewart in Spencer isn't Oscar-worthy performance. it's cringe-worthy caricature. if they had wanted to cast a non-English actress in the role so bad, they could have at least hire someone who can actually act. I have never felt more satisfaction than at the moment when Stewart lost.
But she got nominated❤ and your wrong and stupid opinion means nothing anyways. Kisses and drink some water cause we can smell the fire of your pissed ass
Kirsten Stewart being nominated for acting like a petulant child throughout the movie was a joke.
10. The Lost Daughter 🤢🤢🤮🤮👎🏿👎🏿
9. Cyrano. This movie was cursed since its production. The costumes were fine, but it was a very forgetful film. Plus, nothing in this world was beating Cruella, you could've left this category alone.
8. West Side Story. Yeah, that cinematography was 🔥. If there was no Dune, I think it wins this easily.
7. Kirsten Dunst. OH GOD NO. Not only was this a bad performance, it's a bad movie. I could never understand the hype behind this film, it is so bland and uninteresting. But it's gay, so the gays loved it, I guess. I can't tell you how happy I was when it lost nearly everything it was up for. Overhyped garbage.
6. Drive My Car. Probably. Still haven't seen it.
5. The Worst Person in the World. YES!! GODDAMMIT YES!! THIS WAS THE BEST FILM OF 2021. SHOULD'VE GOTTEN 6 NODS AND WON AT LEAST 4 OF THEM.
4. Dune. For Best Picture?? I mean, it does make the most sense after winning 6 awards, but if you don't give the director a nod, it's kind of a hard sell. But that best picture lineup was so weak that it honestly could've snuck in, but it would've been a much worse win.
3. Luca. I guess. It wasn't awful, but also wasn't great. It would've been a middling win, but nothing was touching Encanto. Another category you could've skipped.
2. Kristen Stewart. Smh, again, I will never understand what people saw in this movie. I was so baffled by its reception that I went and saw it 3 times in theaters just to see what it was I could've missed. But no, it never came. There were a lot of overhyped performances this year, but this one is at the top of the list, and I LOVE Kristen Stewart, but give me her work in Happiest Season any day over Spencer. You should've gone with Penelope on this one.
1. Andrew Garfield. HELL YES!!! CORRECT. ABSOLUTELY. FANTASTIC. HE WAS PERFECT. SHOULD'VE WON EVERYTHING. TICK TICK BOOM DESERVED MORE NOMINATIONS IN GENERAL.
So, you're not just a braindead moron, you're a homophobic goon as well? Figures!
Yep, your number 1 is exactly what I thought before clicking on this video, and this time I can't agree with you more.
Joan scalan should have been nominated for best actress for after love, and she should have won. Glad she won the bafta for best actress
100% agree that Andrew Garfield shouldve won Best Actor for Tick.. Tick... BOOM AND been nominated for his performance in the Social Network.
Agreed on Andrew Garfield!!! I predicted Will Smith to win, but Andrew Garfield was the more deserving nominee. I am not a TTB fan, and I wanted to turn it off, however Andrew bewitched me with his performance; not hard for Garfield to do. :) On most other categories, I can get behind your picks with the exception of Kristen Stewart as I believe Lady Gaga was snubbed for House of Gucci...albeit this is someone who saw "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" and said to my husband..."should we give her the Oscar now, or do we really need to wait?" Again, another great video Brian! Love your insight and personality you bring to your commentary. Cheers, love!
Gaga was so baad
I remember Kristen Stewart being the odds on favorite to win and I think people were shocked that she didn’t get enough awards for playing Diana. This is what happens when film social media thinks they know the winner
If I recall correctly she got early buzz but lost momentum and we were all wondering if she was going to make it in the Oscars.
2021 was not a good year for film. The best film I saw was Don't Look Up and that was on Netflix. I totally disagree about West Side Story. I did not like that movie and I'll definitely stick to the 1961 version. Janusz Kaminski's photography annoyed me in that film. My big pet peeve is lens flares and that movie was full of them. Spielberg lost his way years ago and needs to retire.
Couldn’t agree more with your pics for Kristen Stewart and Andrew Garfield. Those performances were on another level. Would’ve been really ticked if they had not been nominated. But would’ve been amazing if they had won!
Judy Dench sleepwalk performance got nominated over Ruth Negga. Let that sink in. Negga should have won let alone be nominated. Travesty!
I really agree with all your decisions on films I’ve seen. Now I need to see the films you praise that I haven’t seen.
Apart from Spencer. I don’t like Kristen Stewart and I don’t like picking over Princess Diana’s sad life.
CODA much better than The Lost Daughter. CODA made me cry and The Lost Daughter was so slow I could not finish watching it.
I'm not tryna be a dick here, but I feel like you should have looked up how to pronounce ryuusuke hamaguchi's name before the video in order to honor him properly.
Sorry but The Lost Daughter was an utter borefest for me! Literally considered 2 hours of my life I won’t get back 🙈
Dune should've won it.
Nothing on Coda I dont hate it i never saw it. And this needs a Dune vs Coda best picture topic.
Im not alone
I thought I was the only one that thought Garfield should have won.
wss was so incredibly snubbed, such a beautiful film
Will Smith was a pity win. Not deserving of it
As a massive musical fan, I felt like West Side Story was for movie fans, Tick, Tick, Book was for musical nerds. Andrew Garfield blew me away.
Andrew Garfield was amazing in TTB!!!!!
Andrew Garfield definitely should’ve won best actor imo, both Will and Cumberbatch were great but they weren’t even really close to Garfield imo
I disagree, but I agree Will Smith was absolutely not the deserving winner of the 5 nominees
@@harmenmoes9138 Who do you think deserved to win?
Couldn't agree more, Mr. Rowe. Although "Summer of Soul" was my favorite 2021 film, you named most of the others in this video, and would have given Mr. Garfield, Ms. Stewart "The Worst Person in The World " and "Luca" their wins in a heartbeat. Keep 'em coming, many thanks.
Krestan stewart ♥👏😍♥
She was amazing 😍⚘⚘
To me she is the best🏆
Must she take the oscar that year.
She surprise me how she performe diana.
Spinsor..one of my favrite film about diana.
The acting was the best in that year.
So poetical so empathetic so real.
Academy dont give kristan stewart the oscar becase the story in film not about all life of diana.
The film was just about diana feeling not about all events in her life.
When i watch stewart i think why they dont make all story of diana..stewart was amazing.
The academy give chisica chasten the oscar becase the story about events of remmy faye life and new story about famous figure.
Even if they make it horrible.
And chrestan stewart lose the oscar becase she was not in season awards.
Christan Stewart surprise me becase
All the time she show us manly side.
So when she make diana so feminen and so real i admire her.
Even when she came to oscar cermony she wear man suit.
I can not beleave the academy give jessica
chasten the oscar...
About temmy faye🤔
The eyes of temmy fay was the worst film in that year.
Nonsense..bad script bad acting bad..they dont make original story good..bad comedy😨
academy dont give stewart or olivia or benloby cruse the oscar..they give to chisica for original story..not for chisica chastin performance. she was bad and the film makers dont make original story good.
Will smith was great🏆👏
Thank you brian 💛
Ugh, seeing those live-action Disney princesses getting ready to announce the Best Animated Feature winner after they've basically sh*t over the medium by saying animated features are loved by kids and only tolerated by adults -- a sentiment which probably kept Luca out of other categories and which may have kept a good many voters from even bothering to watch my beloved Wolfwalkers -- just makes me seethe with rage all over again. (Sheesh, that was a long sentence.) I'm relieved the ceremony course-corrected the following year.
IMO Garfield performance in tick tick boom was ok. To be honest, he should have been nominated for Silence instead of Hacksaw Ridge (and maybe win). He's a great actor, but he should pick better roles.
Great choices but I'm glad you mentioned Flee. With 3 Oscar nominations, I was really hoping it would win Animated Feature (knew Encanto was getting it), Documentary, or International Feature Film. Gorgeous film & story. Awesome video 📹 👏
So many rules Brian! We promise we won't report you to the Awards police 😂😂
Great job as usual!!
Always happy to be here 😊
As far as Will Smith, you called it, Brian; the overdue factor. I think without those previous two nods, Smith wouldn't have swept and would probably still be Oscarless based purely on performance and his competition.
I disagree. He still would have Sandra Bullocked his way to a win without those prior nods.
@@sweetbutterbaby even without the prior nods?
@@lonellfletcher Yes. Will made Hollywood a lot of money over the years. The Oscar was his regardless. Anyone who says otherwise doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
@@sweetbutterbaby so why doesn’t Tom Cruise have one?
Such an L take
Jesus how quick you making these 😂😂
Kristen Stewart in Spencer is one of my favorite noms ever lol
Dune was boring and long. This was a terrible year for film
Sounds like you just have an attention span of 30 seconds. Maybe TikTok is more of your type of entertainment
I will never get why people love Worst Person in the World so much.
Cause it's a great movie. Maybe it wasn't for you but that's ok. At least you gave it a chance.
Best Adapted Screenplay, Lost Daughter: Agree.
Best Costume Design, Cyrano: Disagree.
Best Cinematography, West Side Story: Agree.
Best Supporting Actress, Kirsten Dunst: Agree. Wasn't impressed with this particular performance, but she was long overdue. Melancholia, Bachelorette, Marie Antoinette, Interview with the Vampire. All Oscar-worthy performances.
Best Director, Drive My Car: Agree.
Best Original Screenplay, The Worst Person in the World: Agree.
Best Picture, Dune: Disagree. Great on a technical level, everything else is meh and boring.
Best Animated Film Luca: Disagree. Marcel the Shell is superior to that entire category combined.
Best Actress, Kristen Stwart: DISAGREE. I do not understand the love for her. Her performance in Spencer is LAUGHABLE. So bad. Such a bad actress.
Best Actor, Andrew Garfield: Disagree. It's a good performance and better than Will Smith. But Paul Mescal, Benedict Cumberbatch or Colin Farrell deserved it more.
Paul Mescal? Colin Farrell? I think you're in the wrong year.
Not Kristen Stewart 😑🤦♂️. I agree she has never been better than that film. But ALL the other 4 actresses were better
I think his main point was that her inclusion was a great nomination, one of the best of that year.
For me she was the best in this category and one of the greatest performances not only for 2021 but of all time!!