Social media in Brazil is all about Fernanda Torres today! Her mom, Fernanda Montenegro, was the first Brazillian actress indicated as best actress in 1999 in the golden globe and in the oscars, and now her daughter won 25 years later!
It's said that her mom should've won the awards for that season instead of Gwyneth Paltrow for Shakespeare in Love, who was heavily pushed by Harvey Weinstein.
LMAO ! I scrolled right back up and noticed the framed poster. But then, I noticed the t-shirt and THEN, I immediately saw the mini deco thing at the bottom left. I started to laugh so loud hahahaha
Really disappointed with all the recognition Emilia Pérez is getting. Mexican and Latin American voices have been shouting that it is such a disrespectful film that took no care in their depiction of Mexico and the harm that is being caused with it to victims of violence in Mexico because of this lack of care. The director outright said they never stepped foot in the country or cared how it was depicted. Just awful to see our culture being exploited for some Europeans' fever dream while local victims are disregarded and local artists are not given a voice and ignored. From what I've seen, it literally sounds like a film written in google translate, it's disrespectful.
I just saw an interview where the director said he did go to Mexico multiple times but just decided to not shoot there, opting for a sound stage instead
Emilia Perez wasn't my least favourite movie of the year but damn, when you have I'm Still Here and All We Imagine Is Light and competitors in the acting category like Ariana Grande, Margaret Qualley, and Felicity Jones, what a massive downgrade
@@Hero_of_Fereldenhe was also asked if he did any form of research to bring the culture and people to screen and he responded with “nope, I knew enough”… YOU’RE FRENCH???
Not to mention that Selena's Spanish was widely mocked by actual Spanish speakers due to her accent and how she used phrases that no actual Spanish speaker would say
I don't know if people know this in the US, but Fernanda Torres winning is a HUGE DEAL for brazilians. Pretty much the whole country is talking about this today.
Don't worry, Dan, you are not alone. Here in Mexico, we have a very negative view and heavy criticism of Emilia Pérez. It is an external perspective of the country that can be very stereotypical and unfair to our culture, not to mention insensitive. That's the reason the movie hasn't even premiered in Mexico; many Mexican artists and critics don't like it.
I'd say Emilia Pérez feels like "the theme park version" of México, or even how foreigners tend to see México and the rest of Latin America. I would go as far as to say that Emilia Pérez is "cultural appropriation"
@@ruhumvarosAre you saying the movie Ghost is a terrible film? That year she should win the Oscar, but was stolen by Pretty Woman , a pornogrephized Cinderella story.
"i'm still here" with another Brazilians to greet Fernanda Torres. An amazing actress that deserve so many recognition. The prizes in us and europe need open their eyes to international cinema.
Demi Moore, Sebastian Stan, and Tadanobu Asano's wins were the biggest highlights! They were so completely deserved -- and, in Tadanobu's case, overdue -- and I hope Moore and Stan will continue to receive nominations/wins, as award season progresses.
You're telling me that Demi Moore has been in the industry for 40 years and this is the first time that she win anything? I'm scratching my head to understand how this happens, although it's nice to know that Demi wins for the right movie as The Substance is easily the best work that she has done so far and it's a breath of fresh air that the award recognises horror given how much the award shows tend to underestimate the genre
Prior to her win for The Substance, she had never won an award from a major awards or critics group, other than an Independent Spirit Award as part of the ensemble for Margin Call. A few like the MTV Award, Saturn Award, People's Choice, etc.
@@DanMurrellMovies "other than" and you mention a bunch of awards. What is a major award? GG and Oscar? But it doesn't mean the rest are nothing and she's some underrated poor woman. Like this speech sounds like. They're just trying to make people feel sorry for her and this way support more. But there are a million people out there I'd rather feel sorry for than her. This woman is well known and not only in America. She's popular. She has almost half a billion $ that she earned during her carrier. She has a life that most people here will never get. But people are ready to feel sorry that she didn't get some particular award like she's some kind of a unknown person who deserved to such but didn't get it. Please, guys. Be more real. She's not. She's already a successful, influential and very rich woman. Even without gg.
@JuneJaneb4 the major awards are usually the Oscars and the guild awards like the DGA and the screenactors guild, and the critics choice awards possibly. The Golden Globes arent even considered all that prestigeous since theyre given out by some random journalists and not the actual industry people.
Have you looked at her filmography? Why are people acting like she's Meril Streep and not Demi Moore? If anyone on planet earth thinks her performance this year was the best female performance they are flipping crazy. She won because they wanted to give the award to 60 something Demi Moore (in a movie about how hard it is to age as a woman in the entertainment industry) and not 25 year old Mikey Madison. But also, this is the Globes, Moore's studio shelled out more for her to win.
Emilia Perez being the new Green Book... ugh... I can already see in coming. The voters congratulating themselves for being sooo progressive in a movie that is not.
@@BatAmericaRoma & BlacKKKlansman weren't game changers 😂. Roma should have Won. But let's not rewrite history. Also isn't Emilia Perez just as much a big swing as The Substance & Anora?
@@Gavin48 I'm glad we agree, though how am I rewriting history? Roma uniquely covers class disparity by framing it through the lens of an everyday person who remains that way throughout while accurately characterizing a realistic setting. BlacKKKlansman's ending invites audience anger rather than the safe, palatable relief of changing racial attitudes over time.
@@Gavin48 With respect, how am I rewriting history? Roma was a Spanish film that had an impact on American audiences that covered class disparity without changing the protagonist's life for the better. BlacKKKlansman's ending draws audience rage toward racial injustice instead of going for the more palletable approach of changing attitudes over time. I would argue that it is not because The Substance and Anora have timeless themes and are told with deep knowledge of their subject matter. In contrast, Emilia Pérez tries to tackle trans issues and crime cartels but inaccurately depicts both in an otherwise realistic setting.
@@BatAmerica Most people sadly didn't even finish Roma when they watched it on Netflix. BlacKKKlansman is a movie people have pretty much forgotten about. It's no "Get Out". As much I don't think Green Book should have Won Best Picture. It has stuck with the general public outside of cinephiles like you and I. Sometimes you gotta look outside our cinephile bubble. Green Books win isn't even that bad when you compare it to films like CODA & EEAAO. I don't want Emilia Perez to win either. But the way people are going on like it's the Worst movie ever etc etc. Is just ridiculous. The film is in no way offensive.
@@kittkiddo even women outside of Hollywood are pressured and harassed over whether or not they’ve had plastic surgery, whether they’re “natural” or not. It feels like a lose lose, damned if you do it, damned if you don’t. My mother works in the fitness industry and it’s just as common there too, and she’s no celebrity. I don’t think it’s hypocritical to discuss… more people should, and remove this weird stigma and pressure women receive over whether or not they get work done. It’s cruel to set them to that standard in the first place only to mock and demean them when they try to fulfill that beauty standard by getting surgery.
Demi Moore winning an Oscar this year makes sense. With The Substance as the heavy favorite in the Makeup and Hair category, this has happened several times recently: The Eyes of Tammy Faye (Jessica Chastain), The Iron Lady (Meryl Streep), Le Vie en Rose (Marion Cotillard) and last year with Poor Things (Emma Stone). On the men’s side, we have Brendan Fraser for The Whale and Gary Oldman for Darkest Hour.
I didn't watch last night, but I caught many of the highlight clips and was waiting to hear what you had to say. I did not expect Emilia Perez to win like it did. So very happy for Demi Moore and Sebastian Stan. They are deserving of so much love.
Nikki Glaser may not be as good as Ricky Gervais but compare to what happened last year, she was by far a huge improvement and I actually don't mind see her hosting the Globes in the next few years. Most of the jokes were actually pretty funny including about Joker 2. That "Pope-ular" skit was way better than the entirety of Jo Koy's hosting gig 😂
It was criminal that Martin Short didn’t win for OMITB … and that Jeremy Allen White wasn’t at the Globes to accept his award … and that The Bear is even considered a comedy.
@@matheuslascasas134 I find it funny that Emilia Pérez is being sold as a Mexican movie, despite the fact that it was directed by a French person and the main actresses aren't Mexican either, and in the case of Selena Gómez, her Spanish is horrible, though she isn't a native speaker and I don't know if she ever learned how to properly talk in Spanish
Let's just be honest, even though there were some good moments and good speeches like Demi, Nothing was ever going to top when Ke Huy Quan won the Golden Globe at the 2023 awards. Tears were definitely shed watching that one.
Calling Demi Moore a "fresher face" compared to Mikey Madison is pretty funny considering the subject matter of both The Substance and Anora. Yes, I know exactly how it was meant in context, but still an inadvertently funny choice of words nonetheless.
I rarely watch awards shows (and this was no exception), but I did catch the into monologue and laughed out loud for real several times. I had never heard of the presenter but I thought she was outstanding.
Did the early year release for Dune 2 screw up its chances for being taken seriously in the best picture race or is it mostly because they know another Dune is coming out??? Its my #1 of 2024 and I think will stand the test of time better than anything else I've seen from 2024
I think so yes - I bet if it had come out in fall 2024 and made the same amount of money ,it would have recevied more nominations. It may still do well as the oscars in technical awards, but it should be getting a better push for best directer, screenplay and picture. I also beleive if the movie would have made over a billion dollars it would have got more awards consideration too, as this is rightly or wrongly taken into account. I dont beleive Avatar way of water and Top Gun Maverick would not have recevied best picture nods if they flopped (even if the movie was still the same quality).
Ohhh Dan, this video explains perfectly why I continue to follow you at least 6 years in (maybe even before that. I can’t remember. Ever since I have been watching UA-cam, you have been in my stream).
Tadanobu Asano has been such a maverick in his career - from starring in crazy indie passion pieces to Marvel movies - it's very nice to see him get some luvin.
I'm so glad you liked I'm Still Here! It's a beautiful and very important film and Fernada Torres is spectacular in it! I hope she gets nominated at the Academy Awards. Her mom was nominated 25 years ago. And lost to one of the most egregious Oscar wins of all time, Gwyneth Paltrow 🤦♀️
Any genre movie, ESPECIALLY a horror movie winning anything in the major awards show is a win in my eyes. We’re in a golden age for indie horror film making and this new batch of creators should have their work recognized.
I haven’t seen the brutalist yet but I’m happy Adrien Brody seems to be back on top, given how he’s one of those actors whose career changed for the worse after winning an Oscar. Like Halle Berry or Cuba Gooding Jr. Most of them seem to eventually find their footing again and I’m happy that’s happening to Adrien.
I'm from South America and I only head about the movie a couple of months ago, but mainly in social media and from actual Mexican and other Spanish-speaking content creators who were talking about the controversy the film earned in México due to all of the inaccuracies, that none of the main characters are played by actual Mexicans, the unintentional bad use of Spanish language and plenty of other criticisms
You will not be as much of a hater as mexican's critics are of Emilia Pérez, since they believe the movie is a caricature of Mexico, treating lightly and with no depth the presence of cartel's and the subsequent dissapereance and violence crisis that comes with it. Done by a french director who doesnt understand the country. I have not been able to see it for myself since it has not premier in Mexico yet.
Nice coverage, sir! Happy to see Demi Moore win for The Substance, but Emilia Perez winning so many awards was disappointing. Emilia Perez is such an awful film.
I was a motion picture projectionist in the mid-seventies at a New Jersey beach resort. I showed the movie "Jaws" in the summer of 1975. Dan is the best. "Jaws," forever!
Mario Lopez ripping off poor Guillermo with the tequila thing! Justicia para nuestros vato!😆 Dan makes a good point to correct pronounciations (then says "Zo-ee Sal-DAN-yuh") 😂😂 Love ya mate 🤟
thanks for the recap! love to see kieran culkin and hacks win.. Very lost on a lot of the other stuff lol. It's always the way it goes, but I definitely gotta see emilia perez now
Only two head-scratchers for me: Anora getting nothing, and Zoe Saldana winning over Arianna Grande. Which I get, but just disagree pretty firmly with. The Substance has been the fun plot line this awards season. I've heard a lot about how Demi isn't even in the movie enough to warrant an Oscar, but shes in for more than 13 minutes which is how long Anthony Hopkins is in Silence of the Lambs and on the list of Oscar complaints I've heard over the years, he doesn't come up.
Loved Nikki Glaser~ And thank u, Dan, for trying to pronounce words properly! Shogun was right 👍 And yassss MTV best kiss awards! Put in on the radar! 😂
I think the discussion for Flow will be interesting. It is my personal favourite of these nominees, the storytelling is something that Hollywood is really lacking, however it’s undeniable that the animation quality is significantly less than the others. Though that’s likely just due to budget.
It’s a shame Interview with the Vampire and Industry were snubbed even in nominations. I would love to see them in the list. It was an interesting show, though.
I want the substance to be nominated for more awards because that means my grandma is going to check it out and get the shock of her life like when the Shape of Water came out
Social media in Brazil is all about Fernanda Torres today! Her mom, Fernanda Montenegro, was the first Brazillian actress indicated as best actress in 1999 in the golden globe and in the oscars, and now her daughter won 25 years later!
How wonderful!
É do Brasil, Caralho!!!!
And her mom is still alive to witness her daughter's win, how wonderful
FERNANDA TORRES!!!! ❤
It's said that her mom should've won the awards for that season instead of Gwyneth Paltrow for Shakespeare in Love, who was heavily pushed by Harvey Weinstein.
For some reason I think Dan likes the movie Jaws.
Jaws is the reason you can see his content.
“I’m not going to waste my time arguing with a man who is lining up to be a hot lunch.”
LMAO ! I scrolled right back up and noticed the framed poster. But then, I noticed the t-shirt and THEN, I immediately saw the mini deco thing at the bottom left. I started to laugh so loud hahahaha
His favorite is jaws 5: cruel jaws
@@ryanmiller6103Jaws 6: Electric Boogaloo
I don't watch golden globes, I watch UA-cam video reviews of the golden globes 😂😂😂
All of us do
@@jeffescanto Saves you a lot of time 😂
Fernanda Torres deserved it so much! Hope to see you talk more about "I'm still here", it's an amazing film
I red it as Fernando Torres the former spanish footballer and thought for a second "when did he make e movie"
It’s not in Apple TV yet 😢
Really disappointed with all the recognition Emilia Pérez is getting. Mexican and Latin American voices have been shouting that it is such a disrespectful film that took no care in their depiction of Mexico and the harm that is being caused with it to victims of violence in Mexico because of this lack of care. The director outright said they never stepped foot in the country or cared how it was depicted.
Just awful to see our culture being exploited for some Europeans' fever dream while local victims are disregarded and local artists are not given a voice and ignored. From what I've seen, it literally sounds like a film written in google translate, it's disrespectful.
I just saw an interview where the director said he did go to Mexico multiple times but just decided to not shoot there, opting for a sound stage instead
Emilia Perez wasn't my least favourite movie of the year but damn, when you have I'm Still Here and All We Imagine Is Light and competitors in the acting category like Ariana Grande, Margaret Qualley, and Felicity Jones, what a massive downgrade
@@Hero_of_Fereldenhe was also asked if he did any form of research to bring the culture and people to screen and he responded with “nope, I knew enough”…
YOU’RE FRENCH???
Not to mention that Selena's Spanish was widely mocked by actual Spanish speakers due to her accent and how she used phrases that no actual Spanish speaker would say
Don't worry. I don't think anyone in the United States will actually watch it. It looks like an awful film.
I don't know if people know this in the US, but Fernanda Torres winning is a HUGE DEAL for brazilians. Pretty much the whole country is talking about this today.
Here just to see Dan talk about Fernanda Torres! As a Brazilian I hope you make a review of “I’m still here” when It comes out in the Us
Same here!!
That GG opening monologue was pretty solid.
The Substance, A Different Man & Conclave are all worthy, in my opinion.
Don't worry, Dan, you are not alone. Here in Mexico, we have a very negative view and heavy criticism of Emilia Pérez. It is an external perspective of the country that can be very stereotypical and unfair to our culture, not to mention insensitive. That's the reason the movie hasn't even premiered in Mexico; many Mexican artists and critics don't like it.
I'd say Emilia Pérez feels like "the theme park version" of México, or even how foreigners tend to see México and the rest of Latin America. I would go as far as to say that Emilia Pérez is "cultural appropriation"
Dan, as someone from Mexico, let me just say thank you for making the effort to pronounce Emilia Pérez correctly...
which is the only good thing that came out of that movie.
more effort than the director of the film ever did
Watched it last night and you guys have EVERY right to hate the movie.
Saludos desde PR 🇵🇷
Zoe Saldana is really good in it.
As an Emilia Perez SUPER HATER I can assure you, you are not a hater.
Or one of the millions who dont like it
Finally, they acknowledge Sebastian Stan !
And it's shocking that this is Demi's first ( second ) award!
it's not shocking. she starred in terrible movies throughout his career.
@@ruhumvarosAre you saying the movie Ghost is a terrible film? That year she should win the Oscar, but was stolen by Pretty Woman , a pornogrephized Cinderella story.
That joke about The Day of the Jackal was pretty funny.
"i'm still here" with another Brazilians to greet Fernanda Torres. An amazing actress that deserve so many recognition. The prizes in us and europe need open their eyes to international cinema.
Demi Moore, Sebastian Stan, and Tadanobu Asano's wins were the biggest highlights! They were so completely deserved -- and, in Tadanobu's case, overdue -- and I hope Moore and Stan will continue to receive nominations/wins, as award season progresses.
You're telling me that Demi Moore has been in the industry for 40 years and this is the first time that she win anything? I'm scratching my head to understand how this happens, although it's nice to know that Demi wins for the right movie as The Substance is easily the best work that she has done so far and it's a breath of fresh air that the award recognises horror given how much the award shows tend to underestimate the genre
Prior to her win for The Substance, she had never won an award from a major awards or critics group, other than an Independent Spirit Award as part of the ensemble for Margin Call. A few like the MTV Award, Saturn Award, People's Choice, etc.
@@DanMurrellMovies "other than" and you mention a bunch of awards. What is a major award? GG and Oscar? But it doesn't mean the rest are nothing and she's some underrated poor woman. Like this speech sounds like. They're just trying to make people feel sorry for her and this way support more. But there are a million people out there I'd rather feel sorry for than her. This woman is well known and not only in America. She's popular. She has almost half a billion $ that she earned during her carrier. She has a life that most people here will never get. But people are ready to feel sorry that she didn't get some particular award like she's some kind of a unknown person who deserved to such but didn't get it. Please, guys. Be more real. She's not. She's already a successful, influential and very rich woman. Even without gg.
@@JuneJaneb4u mad bro?
@JuneJaneb4 the major awards are usually the Oscars and the guild awards like the DGA and the screenactors guild, and the critics choice awards possibly. The Golden Globes arent even considered all that prestigeous since theyre given out by some random journalists and not the actual industry people.
Have you looked at her filmography? Why are people acting like she's Meril Streep and not Demi Moore? If anyone on planet earth thinks her performance this year was the best female performance they are flipping crazy. She won because they wanted to give the award to 60 something Demi Moore (in a movie about how hard it is to age as a woman in the entertainment industry) and not 25 year old Mikey Madison. But also, this is the Globes, Moore's studio shelled out more for her to win.
Emilia Perez being the new Green Book... ugh... I can already see in coming. The voters congratulating themselves for being sooo progressive in a movie that is not.
Especially when they sidestep actually game-changing movies in the same year. (Anora, The Substance and Roma, BlacKKKlansman).
@@BatAmericaRoma & BlacKKKlansman weren't game changers 😂. Roma should have Won. But let's not rewrite history. Also isn't Emilia Perez just as much a big swing as The Substance & Anora?
@@Gavin48 I'm glad we agree, though how am I rewriting history? Roma uniquely covers class disparity by framing it through the lens of an everyday person who remains that way throughout while accurately characterizing a realistic setting. BlacKKKlansman's ending invites audience anger rather than the safe, palatable relief of changing racial attitudes over time.
@@Gavin48 With respect, how am I rewriting history? Roma was a Spanish film that had an impact on American audiences that covered class disparity without changing the protagonist's life for the better. BlacKKKlansman's ending draws audience rage toward racial injustice instead of going for the more palletable approach of changing attitudes over time.
I would argue that it is not because The Substance and Anora have timeless themes and are told with deep knowledge of their subject matter. In contrast, Emilia Pérez tries to tackle trans issues and crime cartels but inaccurately depicts both in an otherwise realistic setting.
@@BatAmerica Most people sadly didn't even finish Roma when they watched it on Netflix. BlacKKKlansman is a movie people have pretty much forgotten about. It's no "Get Out". As much I don't think Green Book should have Won Best Picture. It has stuck with the general public outside of cinephiles like you and I. Sometimes you gotta look outside our cinephile bubble. Green Books win isn't even that bad when you compare it to films like CODA & EEAAO. I don't want Emilia Perez to win either. But the way people are going on like it's the Worst movie ever etc etc. Is just ridiculous. The film is in no way offensive.
9:51 I love, loved, and continue loving Flow. Such a warm movie with powerful images that transcend human languages.
Demi’s speech was beautiful.
@@kittkiddo even women outside of Hollywood are pressured and harassed over whether or not they’ve had plastic surgery, whether they’re “natural” or not. It feels like a lose lose, damned if you do it, damned if you don’t. My mother works in the fitness industry and it’s just as common there too, and she’s no celebrity. I don’t think it’s hypocritical to discuss… more people should, and remove this weird stigma and pressure women receive over whether or not they get work done. It’s cruel to set them to that standard in the first place only to mock and demean them when they try to fulfill that beauty standard by getting surgery.
Demi Moore winning an Oscar this year makes sense. With The Substance as the heavy favorite in the Makeup and Hair category, this has happened several times recently: The Eyes of Tammy Faye
(Jessica Chastain), The Iron Lady (Meryl Streep), Le Vie en Rose (Marion Cotillard) and last year with Poor Things (Emma Stone). On the men’s side, we have Brendan Fraser for The Whale and Gary Oldman for Darkest Hour.
You are such a likable human and an exceptional movie critic !! The Oscars should invite you 😉🎉🥂
Dan! Saw you on KTLA this weekend, congrats man that's a big get. Cheers to a prosperous 2025.
Oh! I went and watched it just now! So cool! Thanks for the heads up!
ua-cam.com/video/BNrGk-sekco/v-deo.html
I hope Flow keeps on flowing!
I didn't watch last night, but I caught many of the highlight clips and was waiting to hear what you had to say. I did not expect Emilia Perez to win like it did. So very happy for Demi Moore and Sebastian Stan. They are deserving of so much love.
Nikki Glaser may not be as good as Ricky Gervais but compare to what happened last year, she was by far a huge improvement and I actually don't mind see her hosting the Globes in the next few years. Most of the jokes were actually pretty funny including about Joker 2. That "Pope-ular" skit was way better than the entirety of Jo Koy's hosting gig 😂
I agree 💯
Go hear the jokes she didn't want to say in some podcast, she's funny AF I hope she comes back next more Savage 🤣
Nikki is not funny at all
Fernanda Torres deserved this award so much, her performance is impeccable, watch I'm still here❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
It was criminal that Martin Short didn’t win for OMITB … and that Jeremy Allen White wasn’t at the Globes to accept his award … and that The Bear is even considered a comedy.
The Golden Globes always uses the term "comedy" extremely loosely.
The fact that Emilia Perez will win International feature over I’m still here is absolutely criminal.
@@matheuslascasas134 I find it funny that Emilia Pérez is being sold as a Mexican movie, despite the fact that it was directed by a French person and the main actresses aren't Mexican either, and in the case of Selena Gómez, her Spanish is horrible, though she isn't a native speaker and I don't know if she ever learned how to properly talk in Spanish
How Wicked did not win Best Musical is beyond my comprehension...
I don't think "Wicked" is that good, but it certainly is better than "Emilia Pérez"
Emilia Perez is giving industry plant vibes. the hate this movie is getting after the Golden Globes is sooo well deserved.
Happy Belated Birthday Dan Murrell!
As usual, I enjoy your editing & choice of clips you use 😂
I'm so so happy that Demi won. I'm glad finally horror is being recognized
Demi Moore win & her speech is just so powerful!
That Elton John reaction is truly something special.
Can confirm that Elton is a huge fan of Trent and Atticus as much as we all do
Hollywoods biggest night discounting 6 or 7 other nights is such an amazing line
Let's just be honest, even though there were some good moments and good speeches like Demi, Nothing was ever going to top when Ke Huy Quan won the Golden Globe at the 2023 awards. Tears were definitely shed watching that one.
I saw A Real Pain on the last day of 2024
That film is absolutely fantastic.
Calling Demi Moore a "fresher face" compared to Mikey Madison is pretty funny considering the subject matter of both The Substance and Anora. Yes, I know exactly how it was meant in context, but still an inadvertently funny choice of words nonetheless.
Fernanda Torres OMG!!!! What a great surprise!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Nikki Glaser did great!
Demi has always been a real movie star! All those amazing motion pictures she starred, produced in! ❤❤❤
I rarely watch awards shows (and this was no exception), but I did catch the into monologue and laughed out loud for real several times. I had never heard of the presenter but I thought she was outstanding.
Been waiting for this video all day while snowed in up in the midwest! Thanks, Dan! ❤️
Only Zoé pronounces Pérez properly and still no One listens to her.
THANK YOU. I'm spanish, and I have been going mad since Cannes
Did the early year release for Dune 2 screw up its chances for being taken seriously in the best picture race or is it mostly because they know another Dune is coming out??? Its my #1 of 2024 and I think will stand the test of time better than anything else I've seen from 2024
I think so yes - I bet if it had come out in fall 2024 and made the same amount of money ,it would have recevied more nominations. It may still do well as the oscars in technical awards, but it should be getting a better push for best directer, screenplay and picture. I also beleive if the movie would have made over a billion dollars it would have got more awards consideration too, as this is rightly or wrongly taken into account. I dont beleive Avatar way of water and Top Gun Maverick would not have recevied best picture nods if they flopped (even if the movie was still the same quality).
Dan I love your show. You are so thoughtful and mature in your analysis. Keep up the good work.
Whatever the reason, I'm happy that you now correctly pronounce "shōgun" :D
Ohhh Dan, this video explains perfectly why I continue to follow you at least 6 years in (maybe even before that. I can’t remember. Ever since I have been watching UA-cam, you have been in my stream).
Tadanobu Asano has been such a maverick in his career - from starring in crazy indie passion pieces to Marvel movies - it's very nice to see him get some luvin.
Your Gary Goldman jokes had me dying 😂
Appreciate the recap. First time in decades I didn’t watch. Lions fan here!
The worse pronunciation gaffe was the way said “Fargeat”
Fernanda Torrers in the house!!!
Great recap of the globes! I legit popped from Trent Renzor's win.
Demi hands down had the best performance of the year and her career
I'm so glad you liked I'm Still Here! It's a beautiful and very important film and Fernada Torres is spectacular in it! I hope she gets nominated at the Academy Awards. Her mom was nominated 25 years ago. And lost to one of the most egregious Oscar wins of all time, Gwyneth Paltrow 🤦♀️
BTW I noted in previous videos that you pronounced 'Pérez' correctly and appreciated it :)
YEAH, BRAZIL! Fernanda Torres really deserves the award.
Yes, I'm Brazilian
Fernanda Torres ❤
Any genre movie, ESPECIALLY a horror movie winning anything in the major awards show is a win in my eyes. We’re in a golden age for indie horror film making and this new batch of creators should have their work recognized.
Props to you Dan for pronouncing Shōgun and Pérez (and Esposito 😂) properly! 🎉 Non-Americans appreciate your efforts. 🫡
I haven’t seen the brutalist yet but I’m happy Adrien Brody seems to be back on top, given how he’s one of those actors whose career changed for the worse after winning an Oscar. Like Halle Berry or Cuba Gooding Jr. Most of them seem to eventually find their footing again and I’m happy that’s happening to Adrien.
I am so glad you covered this because I was asleep in bed, didn't even realize it was on last night.
Also: don't ever mention THE GREEN BOOK again. 😣
They also gave some awards last night .... cracked me up 😂😂😂
This is the first time I’m hearing about Emilia Perez
I'm from South America and I only head about the movie a couple of months ago, but mainly in social media and from actual Mexican and other Spanish-speaking content creators who were talking about the controversy the film earned in México due to all of the inaccuracies, that none of the main characters are played by actual Mexicans, the unintentional bad use of Spanish language and plenty of other criticisms
You will not be as much of a hater as mexican's critics are of Emilia Pérez, since they believe the movie is a caricature of Mexico, treating lightly and with no depth the presence of cartel's and the subsequent dissapereance and violence crisis that comes with it. Done by a french director who doesnt understand the country. I have not been able to see it for myself since it has not premier in Mexico yet.
Great video. Scavengers Reign is a masterpiece. That is all
Fernanda Torres is amazing! ❤ Thank you for your words
Please review Skeleton Crew! It's fantastic and I feel like it's going under the radar.
Dan, i am here for your Im Still Here review :)
Nice coverage, sir! Happy to see Demi Moore win for The Substance, but Emilia Perez winning so many awards was disappointing. Emilia Perez is such an awful film.
My sentiments as well
Don’t you mean overrated instead of awful?
This is the internet, if you're not being hyperbolic, you're being ignored.
@@KadeemG61 It can be both overrated and awful; but I haven't seen anyone praising Perez since Cannes.
@@KadeemG61 Nope, I think it's awful.
Cinematic and Box Office Achievement is the most honest award: "Thank you for making money for the suits".
I was a motion picture projectionist in the mid-seventies at a New Jersey beach resort. I showed the movie "Jaws" in the summer of 1975. Dan is the best. "Jaws," forever!
Mario Lopez ripping off poor Guillermo with the tequila thing! Justicia para nuestros vato!😆
Dan makes a good point to correct pronounciations (then says "Zo-ee Sal-DAN-yuh") 😂😂 Love ya mate 🤟
Thank you Dan, this i8s as close as I ever get to award shows any more.
thanks for the recap! love to see kieran culkin and hacks win.. Very lost on a lot of the other stuff lol. It's always the way it goes, but I definitely gotta see emilia perez now
No you don’t. Trust me. You’ll regret it. (Probably. I don’t know what you like. lol)
Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!
Props for Shogun pronunciation.
Only two head-scratchers for me: Anora getting nothing, and Zoe Saldana winning over Arianna Grande. Which I get, but just disagree pretty firmly with. The Substance has been the fun plot line this awards season. I've heard a lot about how Demi isn't even in the movie enough to warrant an Oscar, but shes in for more than 13 minutes which is how long Anthony Hopkins is in Silence of the Lambs and on the list of Oscar complaints I've heard over the years, he doesn't come up.
DEMI!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Here for Fernanda Torres !!
Loved Nikki Glaser~
And thank u, Dan, for trying to pronounce words properly! Shogun was right 👍
And yassss MTV best kiss awards! Put in on the radar! 😂
Thanks for the recap, Dan.
Great video Dan!
I think the discussion for Flow will be interesting. It is my personal favourite of these nominees, the storytelling is something that Hollywood is really lacking, however it’s undeniable that the animation quality is significantly less than the others. Though that’s likely just due to budget.
When all the Rock/Vin drama started I think most people were in camp Rock. Now that we know about the piss bottles, it seems like they are both heels.
Sorry missed the show. I was watching my MN Vikings get absolutely spanked by the Detriolet Lions.
I’ve never seen social media be so united as it is when it comes to hating on Emilia Pérez. 🤣
This man must really like JAWS
I bet horror audience are relief that The Substance won the golden globe for Demi Moore's performance.
It’s a shame Interview with the Vampire and Industry were snubbed even in nominations. I would love to see them in the list. It was an interesting show, though.
Did anyone catch the weird quick cut where they showed what looked like it was backstage. It was like literally a quick cut; very surreal.
Zoe winning best supporting for her lead role. Hahaha
Many such cases.
She’s really good in the movie
FLOW is absolutely deserving.
Nice kick off for Awards season. I think we will have different Best Actress Winners at every major Award. I don't think Demi will sweep.
I want the substance to be nominated for more awards because that means my grandma is going to check it out and get the shock of her life like when the Shape of Water came out
"Emilia Perez is connecting with voters". Translate: Netflix money is making a difference.
Honestly, Rachel McAdams and Ryan Goslings MTV best kiss win lives rent free in my head
Don't bother watching. I just wait for Dan's recap 😅