Jim Carrey presents Volker Engel, Douglas Smith, Clay Pinney and Joseph Viskocil the Oscar for Visual Effects for Independence Day at the 69th Academy Awards.
If they were based on merit,things would be a lot different: Denzel would have won for Malcolm X, Downey Jr should've won for Chaplin, Norton should've won for Primal Fear & American History X
They are partly based on merit, but of course favoritism does come into play. Downey and Washington were nominated for those movies in the same year, so it's doubtful they could've both won over Al pacino that year. My pick would have been Downey. :)
They were both Oscar worthy. All the performances I mentioned were, when you start to look at who they'd have been nominated with it becomes a different thing. Leo was Oscar worthy in WOWS, yet McConaughey deserved to win for Dallas Buyers that year
@@InterestingStuff888 This was the fifth year where Billy Crystal hosted. While the academy has asked Carrey several times to serve as emcee, he's chosen not to.
And for those who don't know, Carrey's remark "How was YOUR weekend?" referred to the fact that his movie Liar, Liar had just opened to big box office, which was seen as a career redemption for him after his prior film The Cable Guy flopped.
While it technically grossed more than its budget domestically, they did a lot of advertising for the film, which got mixed-at-best reviews. "Liar, Liar" was a much more popular film that also garnered better reviews.
It grossed more than its budget domestically, but the studios only get roughly half of a film's box-office gross. Worldwide The Cable Guy made 102 million... if we assume that the studio got roughly $51 million (which might be off in either direction by a few million dollars), and factor in the marketing budget (as you mentioned) on top of the movie's $47 million production budget, the film likely lost at least a few million for the studio. Everything is relative in the movie business, and perception factors into things perhaps more than it should, so while The Cable Guy was not a huge flop like say Ishtar or Heaven's Gate, it radically underperformed compared to Carrey's prior lead roles (starting with Ace Ventura: Pet Detective), all of which turned healthy profits relative to their budgets. I suspect that part of the over-reaction at the time to The Cable Guy's relative failure was because some people in the industry (and I'm including the media as part of the industry) weren't really sold on Carrey as a performer who would last as a box-office force, so when TCG didn't make money, it was easy for them to decide, "Ha, I KNEW he was a flash in the pan!" Also, The Cable Guy had a different tone than Carrey's previous work - it was a little darker and more unconventional - and the industry sometimes reacts with resentment when a movie star goes in a different direction. (And as I recall, the movie was advertised in a misleading way, as if the studio thought that it should give the film's potential audience the impression that it was going to see a standard Jim Carrey movie in order to get folks to the theaters.)
Love the visual effects in "Dragonheart". Draco is still an amazing looking dragon even after over 20 years. Plus, "Twister" still gives me goosebumps, and it is a guilty pleasure.
I've been trying to find this video for years! My dad told me he remembered watching Jim talk through his ass at an acceptance speech, and how funny it was, and I've been hellbent on finding the video ever since. Thanks for sharing!
Two Things: -1st The introduce by Jim Carrey is amazing, that happened when America and the world loved him. I really miss him :( -2nd What a year... those nominees are perfect
yes. a groundbreaking year. Just think about it, Abyss 1989, Back to The Future 2 1989, Total Recall 1990, Terminator 2 1991 (way ahead of its time), Jurassic Park 1993, toy story 1995, The Mask 1994. which were interesting and good. Then suddenly things like Twister and Independence Day. in 1997 (1996?). Few years later amazing works like Titanic, Armageddon, Matrix, Star Wars 1, Gladiator, Lord of The Rings. We see their effects to this day in mega productions, Transformers, 2012, etc. PS. I hope also you see a pattern with James Cameron movies. And what an amazing decade it was. Like no other.
0:41 No one enjoys attending the Academy Awards the way Kurt Russell does. It's a shame he has never been nominated for a major award, the Academy should consider bestowing a Life Achivement Award for his 58 year career, he's been active longer than recent recipients such as Donald Sutherland, Steve Martin and Jackie Chan, to name just a few.
In general, we see movies ten or fifteen years later and we realise: "Nowadays the visual effects in this movie are not so good as at that time" (with the exception of 2001 A Space Odyssey, which will never get age). But in general we see some movies years later and we have the sensation of age. About the Independence Day movie, there are about two or three scenes which were already like it at that time.
ID4 was meant as a throwback, so some of the effects were made to look an old fifties movie but with a modern sensibility. Also, the opening shot of the spaceships hovering was reminiscent of "V" the miniseries from 1983.
1997 when Will Smith was actually cast in Hollywood. 2020 now they do not want to touch him, so he set up a youtube account to protect his non existent movie career. How times have changed.
1.- Just three nominees? Wow. Times have really changed. 2.- We keep talking about ID4's music, but Dragonheart's "Into the Stars" is such a beautiful masterpiece. A proper choice to represent that movie. 3.- ID4s effects. Nuff said.
His only other nominated films were "Anonymous," which was up for Best Costume Design in 2011, and "The Patriot" which got 3 tech nominations (cinematography, Score, Sound Mixing) in 2000.
Roland Emmerich ruined the sequel with terrible cgi instead of sticking with practical effects, and then blamed Will Smiths absence from the film, for its box office failure.
Me too! 2022 will be remembered for all the horrible reasons but I love Jim Carey and how he explained how he felt about the whole Rock/Smith thing. He then retired from acting . I think he’d had enough.
Although I've never been very fond of Jim Carrey I respect his works. I did find the butt talking part of his speech a bit inappropriate for the ceremony though. I know he did it in one of his Ace Ventura movies, but it just wasn't appropriate for the Oscars.
1996 was a good year for movies with excellent visuals. While Independence Day definitely deserved the Oscar, it would've been nice if there were more contenders against it besides Dragonheart and Twister. Here's what should've been nominated: Winner: Independence Day Nominees: Dragonheart The Frighteners Mars Attacks! Star Trek: First Contact Twister
The man speaking first is the same man in Independence day who gets blown up in the building during the initial attacks. He's going through folders in a file cabinet.
Daughter did vfx on a couple of these movies and got praise for Black Panther scene called a Fn Rockstar by California Marvel top vfx guy when he saw her scene in Vancouver studio
This guy should have at least 2 oscars for Truman Show and Man on the Moon
If they were based on merit,things would be a lot different: Denzel would have won for Malcolm X, Downey Jr should've won for Chaplin, Norton should've won for Primal Fear & American History X
I'm not saying those performances were better, it's just the Oscars are obviously political, but those performances clearly are Oscar worthy
They are partly based on merit, but of course favoritism does come into play. Downey and Washington were nominated for those movies in the same year, so it's doubtful they could've both won over Al pacino that year. My pick would have been Downey. :)
They were both Oscar worthy. All the performances I mentioned were, when you start to look at who they'd have been nominated with it becomes a different thing. Leo was Oscar worthy in WOWS, yet McConaughey deserved to win for Dallas Buyers that year
Tomas Jamieson
: I would have given it to Tom Hanks for "Captain Phillips," who was shockingly omitted from the category.
It’s criminal that Jim Carrey has never won an Oscar nor hosted one.
@@Sweet_Child like bad bad. He definitely should’ve gotten best actor for Ace Ventura: when nature calls or the true man show
Totally
isn't he hosting here?
Truman show or I love Philip morris could have won for sure
@@InterestingStuff888 This was the fifth year where Billy Crystal hosted. While the academy has asked Carrey several times to serve as emcee, he's chosen not to.
"And how was your weekend...mine was good."
- I remember, Liar Liar just set a March opening record that weekend.
Jim Carrey goes on stage, and literally everyone in the audience is like "oh boy, we're in for a treat!" :D
JIM CARREY 🇵🇸
born : 1962
R.I.P : 2024
is it crazy when i see every award speech of jim carrey?
+Marcio de la Getto no it's not. I try to see every bit of this legend.. Can't get enough of him!
Not at all. I have seen ALL of them and many many times that is. :}
i think i saw almost every video of jim careey on you tube XD
+Mehaa Chakrabarti haha. that's right! xD
I do the same, dont worry is the best for preseting award
*Jim shows his ass*
*camera pans to Kevin Spacey*
Well then..
XD
_Look mom no cavities!_
RIP
🤣🤣
😂😝🤦♂️
Carey's opening line is because his latest movie "Liar, Liar" had opened to then-record numbers just a few days earlier.
And for those who don't know, Carrey's remark "How was YOUR weekend?" referred to the fact that his movie Liar, Liar had just opened to big box office, which was seen as a career redemption for him after his prior film The Cable Guy flopped.
+773SleepyHollow cable guy did not flop LOLLLLLLL
While it technically grossed more than its budget domestically, they did a lot of advertising for the film, which got mixed-at-best reviews. "Liar, Liar" was a much more popular film that also garnered better reviews.
It grossed more than its budget domestically, but the studios only get roughly half of a film's box-office gross. Worldwide The Cable Guy made 102 million... if we assume that the studio got roughly $51 million (which might be off in either direction by a few million dollars), and factor in the marketing budget (as you mentioned) on top of the movie's $47 million production budget, the film likely lost at least a few million for the studio.
Everything is relative in the movie business, and perception factors into things perhaps more than it should, so while The Cable Guy was not a huge flop like say Ishtar or Heaven's Gate, it radically underperformed compared to Carrey's prior lead roles (starting with Ace Ventura: Pet Detective), all of which turned healthy profits relative to their budgets.
I suspect that part of the over-reaction at the time to The Cable Guy's relative failure was because some people in the industry (and I'm including the media as part of the industry) weren't really sold on Carrey as a performer who would last as a box-office force, so when TCG didn't make money, it was easy for them to decide, "Ha, I KNEW he was a flash in the pan!"
Also, The Cable Guy had a different tone than Carrey's previous work - it was a little darker and more unconventional - and the industry sometimes reacts with resentment when a movie star goes in a different direction. (And as I recall, the movie was advertised in a misleading way, as if the studio thought that it should give the film's potential audience the impression that it was going to see a standard Jim Carrey movie in order to get folks to the theaters.)
773SleepyHollow You were perfectly fine to say The Cable Guy flopped. Because it did and is generally regarded as such.
Thr Cable Guy is an underrated gem.
When visual effects didn't mean CGI.
No.
@@scottchaison1001 ye
@@scottchaison1001 YES
Twister great cgi on that time.
Lol
1:18 Nic Cage is like "this guy... I like this guy."
They’re actually really good friends
They did a movie together in '86 and have been good friends since =)
John DiMaggio pretty sure they’re best friends lol.
Wonder who can overact the other...
Independence Day has great visual effects.
But now is a crap.
Now it’s crap
@@haiderzara5594So what? Most Oscar winning visual effects look dated years later. Besides, Independence Day deserved the Best Visual Effects Oscar.
Please have Jim Carrey host next year.
Jim used to be funny. He's not anymore
MoRo1333 Take your negativity else where.
NayNay Rivers
lol
NayNay Rivers It's true though.
0:10 - Show off.
Every time Jim Carrey presents presents something Kurt Russel pisses himself laughing. i love that.
Anybody can kill their worries by just looking at that face....he should get an oscar just for his existence.
Love the visual effects in "Dragonheart". Draco is still an amazing looking dragon even after over 20 years.
Plus, "Twister" still gives me goosebumps, and it is a guilty pleasure.
But they should also have nominated "Star Trek: First Contact."
Dragonheart should have won.
Jim Carrey deserves an Oscar for his Existence
You'll get your Oscar when you fix this damn door!
I've been trying to find this video for years! My dad told me he remembered watching Jim talk through his ass at an acceptance speech, and how funny it was, and I've been hellbent on finding the video ever since. Thanks for sharing!
Two Things:
-1st The introduce by Jim Carrey is amazing, that happened when America and the world loved him. I really miss him :(
-2nd What a year... those nominees are perfect
yes. a groundbreaking year. Just think about it, Abyss 1989, Back to The Future 2 1989, Total Recall 1990, Terminator 2 1991 (way ahead of its time), Jurassic Park 1993, toy story 1995, The Mask 1994. which were interesting and good. Then suddenly things like Twister and Independence Day. in 1997 (1996?). Few years later amazing works like Titanic, Armageddon, Matrix, Star Wars 1, Gladiator, Lord of The Rings. We see their effects to this day in mega productions, Transformers, 2012, etc. PS. I hope also you see a pattern with James Cameron movies. And what an amazing decade it was. Like no other.
I came from the future, we still love Jim Carrey ❤
The moment when you love the host more than any other man present there 🥺
Look on Lauren Holly face ..right after they broke up
4:29, wow, starts playing Batman Forever theme all of the sudden
Wow 😮
It's true! I wonder why
00:17 Lauren Holly!
TITS!!!
Dayum!
OMG! Mary Samsonite!
@@AdamJAhmed yep that’s her!
Wow. How i miss these times. The amount of work they put into these movies. You can really feel it when you see them
Also funny fact: Will Smith announced Best Visual Effects the year before. Coincidence? ;)
We must protect Jim Carrey at all costs
Lol he’s a perfect Dr. Robotnik
he so cute with child-like eyes .
When I watch Jim, I have an innate worrying feeling for him, he takes so many chances, luckily, most of them land, so he's good. Peace and love to Jim
Jim Carrey is just too funny man 😂😂😂one of a kind
Please have Jim host in 2019 ❤️
0:41 No one enjoys attending the Academy Awards the way Kurt Russell does. It's a shame he has never been nominated for a major award, the Academy should consider bestowing a Life Achivement Award for his 58 year career, he's been active longer than recent recipients such as Donald Sutherland, Steve Martin and Jackie Chan, to name just a few.
No way!
@@markelijio6012 Yeah way !!! Recognition for such a long artistic trayectory is due.
03:26 simpler times?
So handsome he should've been a better joker
I love how they seeth when he's onstage trying to get them to lighten up.
Back when they didn't just come onstage and slap the presenter.
I SAW A NIPPLE AT 0:18 !!!
Congratulations
Put that into your CV.
I Hope they will reward him with at least a non-competative Oscar. He trully deserves one, no more than a single one.
Jim Carrey did a fantastic job acting in "The Cable Guy" in 1996. He shouldn't won an Oscar on that movie. : (
Oh my god, literally everyone were smiling when he entered smiling on the stage. They felt like finally something real funny moments will come
In general, we see movies ten or fifteen years later and we realise: "Nowadays the visual effects in this movie are not so good as at that time" (with the exception of 2001 A Space Odyssey, which will never get age). But in general we see some movies years later and we have the sensation of age. About the Independence Day movie, there are about two or three scenes which were already like it at that time.
ID4 was meant as a throwback, so some of the effects were made to look an old fifties movie but with a modern sensibility. Also, the opening shot of the spaceships hovering was reminiscent of "V" the miniseries from 1983.
0:41 you gotta love kurt russel laugh😂
Who watched this after Oscars 2022 and spotted Will Smith?
God I miss the 90s...
LOVE Jim Carrey!!! I need to watch his movie The Truman Show, I bought it a couple weeks ago and I really need to see it!
1:19 i love how Nick Cage is looking at Jim and enjoying show haha , both of them can act like crazy and Cage is like a conesser of craziness
how not to love Jim Carrey.❤️❤️❤️❤️ his smile is indescribable.
Efeito especial Independence Day 🌹
I love jim carrey the best actor I think his soul is beautiful but you know the good person don't live in this world
When can Jim Carrey host the Academy Awards?
Только Jim karrey может повернутся задом к зрителям и разговаривать🤣👍
As an Independence Day fan, I want to thank you for uploading this video.
Rest in Peace Sean Connery.
Jim Carrey! The king at the Oscars!
For me independence day and twister are much better movies than nowdays movies in special effects and generally
1997 when Will Smith was actually cast in Hollywood. 2020 now they do not want to touch him, so he set up a youtube account to protect his non existent movie career. How times have changed.
My nominations:
Dragonheart
Independence Day (TIED WINNER)
Mission: Impossible
Star Trek: First Contact
Twister (TIED WINNER)
I think Twister should've tied as well. I've never seen Dragonheart, so can't judge it.
Mission impossible has aged bad
Dragonheart should have won here
Independence Day ™️ should have won 🏆 Best Picture that year at the Oscars ™️!
I love that Kurt Russell is one laughing the most in all these vids of Jim Carey
1.- Just three nominees? Wow. Times have really changed.
2.- We keep talking about ID4's music, but Dragonheart's "Into the Stars" is such a beautiful masterpiece. A proper choice to represent that movie.
3.- ID4s effects. Nuff said.
I saw Independence Day stars Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum, and The Nutty Professor actress Jada Pinkett Smith. Glad they're at the event.
He’s so handsome, I love him 😍
The only time a Roland Emmerich movie is ever going to win any Oscars, ever!
Independence Day was my first science fiction film.
If Independence Day 2 doesn't win an Oscar for best visual effects then I can safely say the 1997 Oscar is the only one he'll ever have.
KaiJay I hope Roland Emmerich will pull it off with the sequel like he did for the first movie
His only other nominated films were "Anonymous," which was up for Best Costume Design in 2011, and "The Patriot" which got 3 tech nominations (cinematography, Score, Sound Mixing) in 2000.
Roland Emmerich ruined the sequel with terrible cgi instead of sticking with practical effects, and then blamed Will Smiths absence from the film, for its box office failure.
3:26 watching this after 2022 Oscars is really exciting😂😂 but damn this was 25 years ago 🥺😳😳
Me too! 2022 will be remembered for all the horrible reasons but I love Jim Carey and how he explained how he felt about the whole Rock/Smith thing. He then retired from acting . I think he’d had enough.
Kevin space at the beginning - "I thouched him once"
Great comedian and awesome host..
For DragonHeart, they would have used motion capture now
At least 2 Oscars missed - Liar Liar and The Mask.
Sir Jim Carrey had predicted in 1997 the repercussions of technology in the wrong Hand.
❤❤❤❤ My man..jim
1:31 la novia de jim en ese momento, es la actriz que participó con el, en la película tonto y retonto (Dumb And Dumber)
Although I've never been very fond of Jim Carrey I respect his works. I did find the butt talking part of his speech a bit inappropriate for the ceremony though. I know he did it in one of his Ace Ventura movies, but it just wasn't appropriate for the Oscars.
He doesn't give a shit if something is appropriate or not. That's Jim!
The last two spots should have been Mission Impossible and Star Trek First Contact.
No nomination for Space Jam?
JIM CARREY IS THE BEST:)
was
is
SAMANTHA SMITH he is fucked now after his GF topped himself. where will he find funny now?poor fucker...i love the guy!
@@roxybailey6302 ¿?
When people like to watch presentor than the award winner speech.... It must be Jim Carrey
Some legends above to the awards jim Carrey one of them he is himself a Oscar
1996 was a good year for movies with excellent visuals. While Independence Day definitely deserved the Oscar, it would've been nice if there were more contenders against it besides Dragonheart and Twister. Here's what should've been nominated:
Winner: Independence Day
Nominees:
Dragonheart
The Frighteners
Mars Attacks!
Star Trek: First Contact
Twister
Nice Riddler reference Carry!
Este tipo trasmite alegria con solo verlo, mis respeto y bendiciones por siempre al gran Jim 🙌🏼❤️
If there were five nominees:
Dragonheart
Independence Day
Mars Attacks!
Star Trek: First Contact
Twister
Jim Carrey most iconic legend in Hollywood
I've missed him!
Is that Jada Pickett with Will Smith? 3:26 that far back😲
And she looks like G.I. Jane here as well
I Hope... AT LEAST! we see him get Honory Award just like Jackie and Samuel Jackson, that would be better, IMO.
Wow compared to cgi right now this looks so lame, technology man
Jim Carrey is the Best
He’s still the best
A thousand thanks for posting this.
Aw, yes, 1996... the year of CGI.
Damn i forgot how hot Lauren Holly was.
The man speaking first is the same man in Independence day who gets blown up in the building during the initial attacks. He's going through folders in a file cabinet.
Jim carrey should have won the oscar himself . there are various parts he did ,in few films it's ashame.
Daughter did vfx on a couple of these movies and got praise for Black Panther scene called a Fn Rockstar by California Marvel top vfx guy when he saw her scene in Vancouver studio
After Chris rock said how was ur weekend Hahha a
Damn, some good FX (for the time that is) that year...
Cable guy was a very good film! Wasn't it directed by Ben stiller
Yes
0:15
Emilia Clarke when she is older.
Damn it’s 23 years ago when I see it at cinema in Egypt 🇪🇬
Dragonheart!
Damn I forgot Patricia Arquette and Nicolas cage use to date
They was married
What about AI deepfake... hehehe. Jim'a warning keeps current
That man in the last seconds was so excited to speak too but they didn't let him speak. 4:12
Hes bloody nuts 😂😂😂😂❤