It appears a lot of people didn't like the music choice.. I'm sorry ^^ I wanted to do something different! I'm also sorry for the quality of some footage, it was not easy to find all the visual effects feature. As you probably know I can't monetize any of my content. If you want to support me and my videos, here's the links 🙏 : www.patreon.com/CineVore98 paypal.me/CineVore98?locale.x=fr_FR
This has probably been one of the more consistent award categories. I know any award is subjective, but unlike Best Picture a lot of times, I truly think Visual Effects category gets it totally right. THE MATRIX was such a game changer when it came out.
Exactly, and that's because it's only voted on by other members of the VFX branch. There are definitely a few of these that could have gone to other films but none of these are bad or wrong choices in any way
Ranging from modern masterpieces of visual storytelling to decades-old classics that remain storytelling, each of these films did so in a way that pioneered new possibilities for the medium with breathtaking special effects. From awe-inspiring science fiction adventures to iconic fantasy epics, these pictures have become renowned for their special effects, among other things, and remain celebrated sensations for their innovative contributions to the industry.
Spider-Man 2 still reigns as the gold standard for superhero sequels, offering a relatable and emotional tale of grief and loss, along with iconic moments like the subway scene.
@@aimankamiri959 Yes, but he also knows when to use VFX. Like in interstellar, the endurance is a physical model but all the backgrounds (of space) are CGI that is then played back on big monitors (like a predecessor to the technology that they used in the mandalorian). Or the bat (I think its called the bat) in tdkr, where they shoot some stuff with that thing on a car or crane and cut between those shots full CG shots, to integrate it more in reality
The Fellowship of the Ring does a perfect job of introducing the lore of the series and the characters that will harbor such importance and tragedy in the movies to come from this grand start.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy was a box office and critical success, praised for its stunning visuals, fantastic casting choices, epic music, strong themes, and admirable job of translating the story of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien to the film.
@@reptilesceptile1035 Hugo is good and all, but Harry Potter was the end of a ten year saga that was just as, if not more beautiful. Plus I believe it just legitimately had more/better visual effects
These characters received incredible treatment for the spirit of who they were in the books and brought them to life on film with a great mix of adaptive writing, sincere performances and even first-hand advice from fans cast in the film.
The second part of the Lord of the Rings epic holds strong, and the Two Towers is a rewarding experience for fans and first time viewers; the narrative is stellar, and seeing the chemistry between the Fellowship as they face harder challenges as a fractured group is well maintained with tensity and humor.
The epic story in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy is complemented by beautiful landscapes, award-winning costume design and special visual effects that have held up incredibly well.
2000: The Matrix 2001: Gladiator 2002: The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring 2003: The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers 2004: The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King 2005: Spider-Man 2 2006: King Kong 2007: Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 2008: The Golden Compass 2009: The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button 2010: Avatar 2011: Inception 2012: Hugo 2013: Life Of Pi 2014: Gravity 2015: Interstellar 2016: Ex Machina 2017: The Jungle Book 2018: Blade Runner 2049 2019: First Man 2020: 1917
The incredibly dramatic circumstances surrounding Theoden, his court, and the fight alongside his people are some of the most inspiring and action-packed portions of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, both in the books and the films.
The incredible performance of Ian McKellen as Gandalf throughout the fantasy movies is undeniable and comes as no surprise considering his long history of great work in film and theater.
The one thing I love about this video, compared to other Visual Effects Videos, is you not only show every great visual effect moment in each film, but you take the time to show us and explain how and why each moment was groundbreaking and revolutionary. Good job my friend.
King Kong (2005) Peter Jackson's heartfelt epic is the type of utterly sincere, ambitious feats of Hollywood spectacle that the industry desperately needs more of.
The Lord of the Rings has so many incredible duos help define the greatness of one of the most triumphant feats in film history that ranges from unexpected alliances between rivals to epic and tormented tales of love and even to pairings that stand as the ultimate depictions of friendship in cinema.
The Return of the King is a gargantuan production and a magnificent ending, unafraid to bring all of its character arcs and plotlines to a satisfyingly close. Every element falls into place to deliver a cinematic masterpiece: the action is awesome, the performances are great, the script is perfect, and the fantasy elements are beautifully realized.
The Matrix, Gladiator, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Spider-Man 2, King Kong, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, The Golden Compass, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Avatar, Inception, Hugo, Life of Pi, Gravity, Interstellar, Ex Machina, The Jungle Book, Blade Runner 2049, First Man and 1917 has great visual effects.
The victory of the Return of the King was truly groundbreaking in the fantasy genre, and the entire Lord of the Rings series has since become one of the most popular franchises of all time, with its final chapter alone grossing an incredible $1,120,000,000 at the box office.
Theoden's battle speech is a blend of melancholy and fierce determination, acknowledging the likelihood of death but calling upon the men to fight for their home and loved ones anyway, giving the viewer goosebumps.
Many of the films that achieve this most empathically do so through their sublime utilization of special effects to enrich the viewing experience and bring the story world to me in wondrous fashion.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy is epic in every sense of the word, from the characters, the music, the landscapes, to the themes of friendship, honor and fighting for the goodness in the world.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is a masterclass in storytelling, and its visuals, performances and action sequences are equally impressive.
The Fellowship of the Ring is tremendously beautiful because the adoration for the source material and the respect for visuals help to create an immersive fantasy world that is both comforting and terrifying.
Visual effects have always been an essential part of cinema. They have evolved greatly over the decades through highs and lows. It was beyond astonishing to compare how movies looked a few decades ago, relying mostly on practical effects on an impressive scale, to how they look today thanks to cutting-edge computer graphics imagery technology.
Your editing is always on point. Seriously nice. Watching this list, it reminded and also amazed me that none of super big budget movies of MCU and Star Wars won this category.
Thanks ❤️😃 I don't think any of the MCU films deserves visual effect Oscar, and Star Wars prequels always had seriously rough competition ^^ (Matrix, LOTR and King Kong)
Star Wars Sequels were actually really dope but had some serious competition.... especially with Blade Runner 2049 vs The Last Jedi....but does it really matters....everybody knows that Star Wars ushered in visual effects....and the OT won all the three times
@@cinevore358 Well MCU Really Has Some Mind Blowing Effect... But We Fail To Recognize It Under The Hate They Get... But Yep They Got Plenty Of Nominations
The Lord of the Rings are considered among the best films ever made. The plot is enticing, the scenes are awe-inspiring, the special effects are impressive and the actors are great.
Bernard Hill truly excelled in every scene he was in the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy because he put his all into his portrayal of Theoden and his intense commitment to the part shone through.
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Fans everywhere universally adore Aragorn whether they love him for his commitment to honor or his willingness to sacrifice nearly anything in the name of the people he loves.
Denis Villeneuve's Dune brings audiences into a futuristic universe of astonishing planets and cultures while including awe-inspiring action set pieces. Denis Villeneuve's Dune was a visually stunning and passionately made science fiction blockbuster that earned six Academy Awards.
'The Matrix' came out the same year as 'Star wars Phantom Menace'. All earlier Star wars films won oscar for visual effect. Everyone thought Star wars would bag it because of their astounding CGI budget and their commanding fan base, even among the academy members. Fortunately they got it right. Visual effects of 'The Matrix' was way ahead of its time.
The iconic special effects in the Lord of the Rings trilogy have stood the test of time; everything that is rendered on screen looks awesome, whether created with costumes or computers.
@@grilledcheeze101 'original' potc trilogy. And if you think dead mens chest is bad you should rewatch it. Perfect blockbuster with tension, strong action pieces, good acting (esp Jack) and an iconic villain. Way more recognizable than those marvel generic bad guys.
Spider-Man 2 is known as one of the best superhero films of all time, thanks both to its incredibly compelling plot and the action set pieces that have kept audiences enamored to this day.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies have everything, including astonishing action sequences, a mesmerizing visual display, awe-inspiring and timeless effects, a divine orchestral score and flaunts an enviable cast of actors.
With its poetic script, Ridley Scott creates a classic favorite for action fans that is both simple but moving. With breathtaking scenery and powerful acting, Gladiator is a film that audience will instantly go to when they think of action dramas.
These days Avatar has many haters, especially among Marvel fanboys but it's an amazing movie - not just visually. Anyway, I still hate the fact they didn't nominate The Fifth Element (1997) in this category. What a crime. Also, Prometheus should have won in 2012. It's such a fantastic looking movie
@@jisellesharmaignequintao5804 Prometheus had way bigger and harder to make settings. They used fantastic practical effects to show its atmosphere - unlike CGI tiger
The score of Howard Shore creates individual themes for characters and moments, enhancing the narrative experience. The music in the Lord of the Rings trilogy matches onscreen events perfectly, evoking both beauty and sadness in the audience.
My god, what an incredible lineup! All great and deserving winners imo (would've loved to see Kubo win visual effects instead of jungle book, but that's just me) ps: i did like the music choices!
It's actually insane that not one single Marvel movie made this oscar list, its graphics and visual effects through out the 23 movies are all just so phenomenal.
What makes those movies and the Lord of the Rings trilogy still awesome even decades after their initial releases was really make people feel something. The characters and the settings get into the imaginations and hearts of viewers, and stay with them for the rest of their lives.
Something that makes Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest stand out even almost twenty years later is the stunning computer generated imagery. Created by Industrial Light and Magic, the physical image of Davy Jones is such great and convincing detail that it is still highlighted as some of the best visual effects work in the fantasy genre.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies have exceed expectations thanks to revolutionary effects, gorgeous scenery, a soaring score, spectacular acting, awesome set pieces, surprisingly good pacing for such a long film and more.
The bond that develops between Legolas and Gimli is one of genuine friendship and mutual respect, even if it never loses a sporting rivalry. Legolas and Gimli are facing insurmountable odds together that best defines what is one of the greatest and most heartwarming friendships in the Lord of the Rings.
Gollum is one of the most iconic computer generated imagery characters ever, the creature that put the name of Andy Serkis on the map and still stands up as one of the most stunningly convincing uses of computer graphics images on a fantasy being ever.
There are few film franchises as conducive to the marathon experience as the iconic Lord of the Rings trilogy. The half-day binge session goes through breezily as viewers find themselves immersed into one of the most wondrous, detailed and passionately crafted fantasy worlds ever put to screen, an achievement complemented by an astounding narrative of incredible scale and a catalogue of unforgettable characters from Middle Earth.
Cinema is a visual story and an enchanting experience at its absolute best, an immersive call to adventure that snatches audiences out of reality and thrusts them on a spellbinding journey into another world.
Billy Boyd brilliantly captures the evolution of Peregrin Took in his performance that showcases his comedic chops early in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and effortlessly transitioning into moments of shattering fear, doubt and eventual courage.
The Return of the King combines the best efforts of the Fellowship of the Ring and the Two Towers, delivering stellar character moments and grand battle sequences brought to life through awesome computer graphics imagery and impressive practical effects.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy There is not a single facet of the films that is not done to perfection. The battle sequences are still the best that have ever been filmed. The attention to detail in the production design is completely unrivaled. The breathtaking New Zealand landscapes are just as gorgeous and entrancing on the 100th rewatch as they were on the first viewing. And there is a profoundly emotional core of camaraderie, friendship, and the resolve of good to triumph over evil against all odds that underscores every single element of the trilogy. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is perfect from start to finish and a spellbinding fantasy epic.
Spider-Man 2 is genuinely known as one of the best action set pieces of all time in the superhero genre and action films in general. The train battle scene in Spider-Man 2 is a masterclass in all things direction and shot composition and is just an all-around masterpiece.
The Battle of Helm's Deep is brutal and realistic, with its rain soaked nighttime setting providing the perfect backdrop to the fighting. Knowing all the hard work that went into creating this scene and the hardships endured by the cast and crew only makes it even more powerful and awe-inspiring. Helm's Deep stands as one of the greatest action sequences in cinema, ensuring the legacy of the Lord of the Rings: the Two Towers as one of the best fantasy films.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy is peak fantasy as well as an unbridled triumph of cinema at practically every level, from its brilliant special effects and attention to detail to its beautiful score and perfect casting choices.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy has just something about watching these ordinary people step into their destinies and change the world for the better that makes every viewer feel like they have the strength to do the same. The most inspiring moments in the Lord of the Rings trilogy are littered with nuggets of wisdom that encourage people to take the leap out of their comfort zone and live as fearlessly as possible.
The mutual admiration between Aragorn and Boromir is solidified for all to see, as both men are sincere in their declaration to protect Frodo Baggins and the Fellowship of the Ring and hold great mutual respect for each other to their courage and will to do good.
Nobody can deny the impeccable visual mastery of Avatar on display. Taking a similar principal that went into the design of Gollum in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and applying it to almost every major character in the movie while setting the story in the gorgeously realized 3D alien world of Pandora, Avatar is a cutting-edge sensation like no other, at least from not this century.
A huge part of what makes Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy work is how well the fantastical looks real in these movies. It was a testament to the hard work and sheer talent that the practical and digital effects artists poured into the trilogy that their version of Middle Earth is still considered to be the gold standard that all new high fantasies are measured against.
Gladiator did a great job at showing the different types of combat that were present in the Roman arenas, including the use of animals and vehicles. The final duel between Maximus and Commodus make Gladiator such an instant classic within both the action and epic movie genres.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy features dramatic and emotionally stirring stories driven by their characters, an engrossing imaginary world to get lost in, and action so excellent that one of the best movie trilogies make a long runtime feel short.
The creative team and their combined passion for the source material shines through in every aspect of the Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies, from the breathtaking photography of the landscapes of New Zealand to the beautiful craftsmanship behind the thousands of props. Peter Jackson's adaptations of the Lord of the Rings trilogy is especially beloved for its faithfulness to John Ronald Reuel Tolkien's anti-war messaging while making the necessary adjustments for a streamlined moviegoing experience.
Aragorn has raised his power and influence to new levels when he accepts his duty. The end of his story is a classic epic finale, where the lone hero becomes king. His presence at the battle of the Black Gate alone is enough to make an evil as great as Sauron feel vulnerable.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies remains one of the most iconic fantasy franchises in modern history that thrives as a bastion of epic storytelling thanks to its cinematic landscape, earnest narrative and a compelling cast of characters who elevate an already stellar script to new heights.
There have been plenty of movies with visual effects that revolutionizes the industry throughout the years. These pictures marked a distinctive before and after in cinematic history from revolutionary minds. Whether they generated sharp technological advancements or used existing technology in innovative ways, these groundbreaking films have defined what a film can look like.
Denis Villeneuve is a modern master of science fiction blockbusters. His science fiction films are notable for their combination of spectacular visuals with thought-provoking philosophical themes.
It appears a lot of people didn't like the music choice.. I'm sorry ^^
I wanted to do something different!
I'm also sorry for the quality of some footage, it was not easy to find all the visual effects feature.
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I liked it
I think you should put the Oscar nominees for the best visual effects of 2021
Next we want best editing, sound editing , sound mixing and best original song
you have nothing to be sorry for, this is a great video! good content, I subscribed
Can you do a compilation of Best Visual Effects from 1980 to 1999?
Man, Lord of the Rings is just flexing over everyone. The effects were truly incredible for the time, and still hold up so freaking well.
One trilogy to rule them all 🔥
@@cinevore358 right after STAR WARS The Original Trilogy. The best and most groundbreaking effects of all time AMEN 💥
@@Jacques_the_Rooster Not even close. Artistically, The Lord of the Rings is far superior.
I love Lord of the Rings trilogy
It is still better than todays 99 percent movies
Haha "boy am I glad there wasn't a fourth episode of Lord of the Rings" 🤣🤣🤣
That was funny
It doesn't need a fourth episode
Well the Lord of The Rings ends in de Third book but there are more books from Tolkien
@@mixedmedia330 Are you not understanding on purpose ?
Thanks to that, a Marvel movie got its first Oscar.
I don't say the first superhero movie because that title belongs to Superman.
This has probably been one of the more consistent award categories. I know any award is subjective, but unlike Best Picture a lot of times, I truly think Visual Effects category gets it totally right. THE MATRIX was such a game changer when it came out.
Yeah the biggest Oscar snub in my eyes is when they didn’t nominate The Lego Movie for Best Animated Feature!
Exactly, and that's because it's only voted on by other members of the VFX branch. There are definitely a few of these that could have gone to other films but none of these are bad or wrong choices in any way
Ranging from modern masterpieces of visual storytelling to decades-old classics that remain storytelling, each of these films did so in a way that pioneered new possibilities for the medium with breathtaking special effects. From awe-inspiring science fiction adventures to iconic fantasy epics, these pictures have become renowned for their special effects, among other things, and remain celebrated sensations for their innovative contributions to the industry.
Spider-Man 2 still reigns as the gold standard for superhero sequels, offering a relatable and emotional tale of grief and loss, along with iconic moments like the subway scene.
Davy Jones CGI is just amazing
BRO Lord of the Rings is AMAZING!
There are no more films like these
There wasn't films like this before, and there will never be another..
Greatest of all time! 🔥
Thankfully!
Hobbit?
Btw some kids lov to compare it with Avengers
@@nanilama7016 both have equally good vfx
Movies of Peter Jackson and Chris Nolan = confirmed for VFX Oscar
they both know exactly how to use VFX and dont just do everything with CGI (Hobbit doesnt count, they made these movies under a lot of presure)
Actually, Christopher Nolan prefer to not use CGI or VFX in his movies andonly use it when desperate, he prefer using practical effects
@@aimankamiri959 Yes, but he also knows when to use VFX. Like in interstellar, the endurance is a physical model but all the backgrounds (of space) are CGI that is then played back on big monitors (like a predecessor to the technology that they used in the mandalorian). Or the bat (I think its called the bat) in tdkr, where they shoot some stuff with that thing on a car or crane and cut between those shots full CG shots, to integrate it more in reality
@@kevinjustin7646 And Tenet and Inception
And James Cameron
Sean Bean's tone and mood switching prowess to match the internal struggles of Boromir truly projected the conflicted hero from the books.
The Fellowship of the Ring does a perfect job of introducing the lore of the series and the characters that will harbor such importance and tragedy in the movies to come from this grand start.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy was a box office and critical success, praised for its stunning visuals, fantastic casting choices, epic music, strong themes, and admirable job of translating the story of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien to the film.
Matrix , lord of the rings , pirates of caribbean , my childhood, spiderman 🤩😁
It just needs harry potter and the dark knight 💪
Harry Potter should’ve won over Hugo honestly
@@toxic1strike167 true
@@toxic1strike167 hell no. That movie is beautiful
Dark knight is only practical
@@reptilesceptile1035 Hugo is good and all, but Harry Potter was the end of a ten year saga that was just as, if not more beautiful. Plus I believe it just legitimately had more/better visual effects
These characters received incredible treatment for the spirit of who they were in the books and brought them to life on film with a great mix of adaptive writing, sincere performances and even first-hand advice from fans cast in the film.
The second part of the Lord of the Rings epic holds strong, and the Two Towers is a rewarding experience for fans and first time viewers; the narrative is stellar, and seeing the chemistry between the Fellowship as they face harder challenges as a fractured group is well maintained with tensity and humor.
The epic story in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy is complemented by beautiful landscapes, award-winning costume design and special visual effects that have held up incredibly well.
2000: The Matrix
2001: Gladiator
2002: The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
2003: The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers
2004: The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
2005: Spider-Man 2
2006: King Kong
2007: Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
2008: The Golden Compass
2009: The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
2010: Avatar
2011: Inception
2012: Hugo
2013: Life Of Pi
2014: Gravity
2015: Interstellar
2016: Ex Machina
2017: The Jungle Book
2018: Blade Runner 2049
2019: First Man
2020: 1917
2021: Tenet
2022: Dune
2023: Avatar the way of water
@@martinalejandrotorresherre7452 2024 Godzilla Minus One
I love how some of these aren't the most in your face effects, but instead, things you didn't realise were cgi. That's what makes them so good.
The incredibly dramatic circumstances surrounding Theoden, his court, and the fight alongside his people are some of the most inspiring and action-packed portions of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, both in the books and the films.
The incredible performance of Ian McKellen as Gandalf throughout the fantasy movies is undeniable and comes as no surprise considering his long history of great work in film and theater.
These Academy Awards videos always have a unique atmosphere
Great editint, excellent choice for music
Just perfect as every time
Thank you CineVore
Thank you for all your comments 🙏❤️
The one thing I love about this video, compared to other Visual Effects Videos, is you not only show every great visual effect moment in each film, but you take the time to show us and explain how and why each moment was groundbreaking and revolutionary.
Good job my friend.
Thank you once again Jonathan 🙏
Well said.
King Kong (2005)
Peter Jackson's heartfelt epic is the type of utterly sincere, ambitious feats of Hollywood spectacle that the industry desperately needs more of.
The Lord of the Rings has so many incredible duos help define the greatness of one of the most triumphant feats in film history that ranges from unexpected alliances between rivals to epic and tormented tales of love and even to pairings that stand as the ultimate depictions of friendship in cinema.
The Return of the King is a gargantuan production and a magnificent ending, unafraid to bring all of its character arcs and plotlines to a satisfyingly close. Every element falls into place to deliver a cinematic masterpiece: the action is awesome, the performances are great, the script is perfect, and the fantasy elements are beautifully realized.
The Matrix, Gladiator, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Spider-Man 2, King Kong, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, The Golden Compass, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Avatar, Inception, Hugo, Life of Pi, Gravity, Interstellar, Ex Machina, The Jungle Book, Blade Runner 2049, First Man and 1917 has great visual effects.
-The world we live in is just as amazing as the one we created for you
The victory of the Return of the King was truly groundbreaking in the fantasy genre, and the entire Lord of the Rings series has since become one of the most popular franchises of all time, with its final chapter alone grossing an incredible $1,120,000,000 at the box office.
Theoden's battle speech is a blend of melancholy and fierce determination, acknowledging the likelihood of death but calling upon the men to fight for their home and loved ones anyway, giving the viewer goosebumps.
Many of the films that achieve this most empathically do so through their sublime utilization of special effects to enrich the viewing experience and bring the story world to me in wondrous fashion.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy is epic in every sense of the word, from the characters, the music, the landscapes, to the themes of friendship, honor and fighting for the goodness in the world.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is a masterclass in storytelling, and its visuals, performances and action sequences are equally impressive.
Avatar has to be the most visually stunning movie I've ever seen. Hopefully the new one is even better.
I've rewatched it recently, and it still holds up. Cameron is the best 🔥
I AM keeping Fingers crossed for Avatar: The Way of Water
The Fellowship of the Ring is tremendously beautiful because the adoration for the source material and the respect for visuals help to create an immersive fantasy world that is both comforting and terrifying.
Visual effects have always been an essential part of cinema. They have evolved greatly over the decades through highs and lows. It was beyond astonishing to compare how movies looked a few decades ago, relying mostly on practical effects on an impressive scale, to how they look today thanks to cutting-edge computer graphics imagery technology.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy depicts a fantastical sprawling world where magic, evil and heroism combine, often from the most unexpected places.
Your editing is always on point. Seriously nice.
Watching this list, it reminded and also amazed me that none of super big budget movies of MCU and Star Wars won this category.
Thanks ❤️😃
I don't think any of the MCU films deserves visual effect Oscar, and Star Wars prequels always had seriously rough competition ^^ (Matrix, LOTR and King Kong)
Star Wars Sequels were actually really dope but had some serious competition.... especially with Blade Runner 2049 vs The Last Jedi....but does it really matters....everybody knows that Star Wars ushered in visual effects....and the OT won all the three times
@@cinevore358 Well MCU Really Has Some Mind Blowing Effect...
But We Fail To Recognize It Under The Hate They Get...
But Yep They Got Plenty Of Nominations
One of the best youtube video I have ever seen. Direct to the point, quick and very well made
Thank you so much Mark 🙏
@@cinevore358 🤗
The Lord of the Rings are considered among the best films ever made. The plot is enticing, the scenes are awe-inspiring, the special effects are impressive and the actors are great.
Bernard Hill truly excelled in every scene he was in the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy because he put his all into his portrayal of Theoden and his intense commitment to the part shone through.
This is so well done. I want this to go viral. I love the oscars and mashup videos like this. Good luck to you and your channel!
Thank you so much for your kind words Maggie 🙏
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The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King remains one of the most incredible Academy Award sweeps in history.
A world without borders or boundaries, where anything is possible, isn't that what cinema is?
Fans everywhere universally adore Aragorn whether they love him for his commitment to honor or his willingness to sacrifice nearly anything in the name of the people he loves.
Denis Villeneuve's Dune brings audiences into a futuristic universe of astonishing planets and cultures while including awe-inspiring action set pieces. Denis Villeneuve's Dune was a visually stunning and passionately made science fiction blockbuster that earned six Academy Awards.
'The Matrix' came out the same year as 'Star wars Phantom Menace'. All earlier Star wars films won oscar for visual effect. Everyone thought Star wars would bag it because of their astounding CGI budget and their commanding fan base, even among the academy members. Fortunately they got it right. Visual effects of 'The Matrix' was way ahead of its time.
And now Tenet 🥰
Aquaman music made this so emotional and nostalgic
The iconic special effects in the Lord of the Rings trilogy have stood the test of time; everything that is rendered on screen looks awesome, whether created with costumes or computers.
The 2000s delivered some of the most entertaining stories of adventure from great special effects to ensemble casts.
You should make best original and adapted screenplay
I don't plan to do it.. But maybe!
@@cinevore358 awww I hope u do!
@@cinevore358 woah you have to make it dude !
Available!
@@cinevore358 I just saw this comment and im so excited!! THANK YOU, I've been waiting for this video
I still get hyped for ex Machina's win.
Undeserved! Star Wars The Force Awakens should've won
@@dariussalepetru6770 lol no
Yes yes yes
The POTC trilogy will alway have a special place in my heart
It's so underrated. Imo the original POTC trilogy is better than the hobbit or the sequels.
@@mjl11 Well, POTC is not a trilogy and the other movies(except the 1st instalment) are simply bad.
@@grilledcheeze101 'original' potc trilogy. And if you think dead mens chest is bad you should rewatch it. Perfect blockbuster with tension, strong action pieces, good acting (esp Jack) and an iconic villain. Way more recognizable than those marvel generic bad guys.
The Fellowship of the Ring perfectly kickstarts one of the finest trilogies in cinema and lays the groundwork that the next chapters build on.
Spider-Man 2 is known as one of the best superhero films of all time, thanks both to its incredibly compelling plot and the action set pieces that have kept audiences enamored to this day.
Here’s hoping Tenet will be a part of that club soon!
I personally don't like the film, but I hope it's gonna won!
You can‘t put the visual effects from Tenet together with Lord of the rings or Avatar
It is
Your wish has come true
I love Tenet well deserved to win suck it Mulan
I love these every best ... oscar Videos!
Christopher Nolan is having a ball, and he just won another one last night.
This is an award for the professionals that made the VFX
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies have everything, including astonishing action sequences, a mesmerizing visual display, awe-inspiring and timeless effects, a divine orchestral score and flaunts an enviable cast of actors.
With its poetic script, Ridley Scott creates a classic favorite for action fans that is both simple but moving. With breathtaking scenery and powerful acting, Gladiator is a film that audience will instantly go to when they think of action dramas.
These days Avatar has many haters, especially among Marvel fanboys but it's an amazing movie - not just visually. Anyway, I still hate the fact they didn't nominate The Fifth Element (1997) in this category. What a crime. Also, Prometheus should have won in 2012. It's such a fantastic looking movie
People shit on Cameron way too much.. He's one of the best directors of all time! And Avatar is criminally underrated unfortunately..
@Aariz Khan I adore Minority Report. I wouldn't mind it to win the Oscar
Life of Pi has more impressive and realistic CGI than Prometheus...
Agreed!
@@jisellesharmaignequintao5804 Prometheus had way bigger and harder to make settings. They used fantastic practical effects to show its atmosphere - unlike CGI tiger
They should give Godzilla vs Kong an Oscar for best VFX and CGI
@@dariussalepetru6770 Why??
@@dariussalepetru6770 You idiot it's not about the Movie its about the VFX.
@@dariussalepetru6770 The VFX in Dune is good but not as good as the VFX in Godzilla vs Kong.
Is between Dune or Spider-Man No Way Home or Matrix 4 for Best VFX
Lord of the rings is the best
The score of Howard Shore creates individual themes for characters and moments, enhancing the narrative experience. The music in the Lord of the Rings trilogy matches onscreen events perfectly, evoking both beauty and sadness in the audience.
A thought for Andy Sirkis who contributed to the animations of Gollum and King Kong !
My god, what an incredible lineup! All great and deserving winners imo (would've loved to see Kubo win visual effects instead of jungle book, but that's just me)
ps: i did like the music choices!
Thank you! 😃
Kubo deserved Best Animated Feature over Zootopia
@@high_surv agreed
@@high_surv agreed
I disagree
It's actually insane that not one single Marvel movie made this oscar list, its graphics and visual effects through out the 23 movies are all just so phenomenal.
Even though they're mostly good, Marvel visual effects are not that incredible or revolutionary.. At least for me.
What makes those movies and the Lord of the Rings trilogy still awesome even decades after their initial releases was really make people feel something. The characters and the settings get into the imaginations and hearts of viewers, and stay with them for the rest of their lives.
Something that makes Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest stand out even almost twenty years later is the stunning computer generated imagery. Created by Industrial Light and Magic, the physical image of Davy Jones is such great and convincing detail that it is still highlighted as some of the best visual effects work in the fantasy genre.
Tenet is next on the list
Nothing beats LOTR even to this day!
Masterpiece ❤️
Oh something will, you just wait you
@@zaidanahnaf9431 nah nothing Will
@@dv_dk96 Maybe not tomorrow not next year not next decade but something will you just wait
@@zaidanahnaf9431 it’s been 20 years and nothing has come even close
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies have exceed expectations thanks to revolutionary effects, gorgeous scenery, a soaring score, spectacular acting, awesome set pieces, surprisingly good pacing for such a long film and more.
The bond that develops between Legolas and Gimli is one of genuine friendship and mutual respect, even if it never loses a sporting rivalry. Legolas and Gimli are facing insurmountable odds together that best defines what is one of the greatest and most heartwarming friendships in the Lord of the Rings.
Peter Jackson does an excellent job of balancing somber and lighthearted moments with making the tone of the Lord of the Rings feel consistent.
Gollum is one of the most iconic computer generated imagery characters ever, the creature that put the name of Andy Serkis on the map and still stands up as one of the most stunningly convincing uses of computer graphics images on a fantasy being ever.
Ian McKellen has a fantastical quality to his presence that makes the magic of Gandalf and the fantasy setting of Middle Earth feel authentic.
There are few film franchises as conducive to the marathon experience as the iconic Lord of the Rings trilogy. The half-day binge session goes through breezily as viewers find themselves immersed into one of the most wondrous, detailed and passionately crafted fantasy worlds ever put to screen, an achievement complemented by an astounding narrative of incredible scale and a catalogue of unforgettable characters from Middle Earth.
The combination of skill and sincerity make the Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies an epic for everybody.
Cinema is a visual story and an enchanting experience at its absolute best, an immersive call to adventure that snatches audiences out of reality and thrusts them on a spellbinding journey into another world.
Billy Boyd brilliantly captures the evolution of Peregrin Took in his performance that showcases his comedic chops early in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and effortlessly transitioning into moments of shattering fear, doubt and eventual courage.
The Return of the King combines the best efforts of the Fellowship of the Ring and the Two Towers, delivering stellar character moments and grand battle sequences brought to life through awesome computer graphics imagery and impressive practical effects.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
There is not a single facet of the films that is not done to perfection. The battle sequences are still the best that have ever been filmed. The attention to detail in the production design is completely unrivaled. The breathtaking New Zealand landscapes are just as gorgeous and entrancing on the 100th rewatch as they were on the first viewing. And there is a profoundly emotional core of camaraderie, friendship, and the resolve of good to triumph over evil against all odds that underscores every single element of the trilogy. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is perfect from start to finish and a spellbinding fantasy epic.
Peter Jackson was able to keep his eye on the emotion even while spectacle swirled around him that makes the Lord of the Rings trilogy such a stunner.
Spider-Man 2 is genuinely known as one of the best action set pieces of all time in the superhero genre and action films in general. The train battle scene in Spider-Man 2 is a masterclass in all things direction and shot composition and is just an all-around masterpiece.
The Battle of Helm's Deep is brutal and realistic, with its rain soaked nighttime setting providing the perfect backdrop to the fighting. Knowing all the hard work that went into creating this scene and the hardships endured by the cast and crew only makes it even more powerful and awe-inspiring. Helm's Deep stands as one of the greatest action sequences in cinema, ensuring the legacy of the Lord of the Rings: the Two Towers as one of the best fantasy films.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy is peak fantasy as well as an unbridled triumph of cinema at practically every level, from its brilliant special effects and attention to detail to its beautiful score and perfect casting choices.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy has just something about watching these ordinary people step into their destinies and change the world for the better that makes every viewer feel like they have the strength to do the same. The most inspiring moments in the Lord of the Rings trilogy are littered with nuggets of wisdom that encourage people to take the leap out of their comfort zone and live as fearlessly as possible.
The mutual admiration between Aragorn and Boromir is solidified for all to see, as both men are sincere in their declaration to protect Frodo Baggins and the Fellowship of the Ring and hold great mutual respect for each other to their courage and will to do good.
The Return of the King is undoubtedly a magnificent and satisfying conclusion to one of the greatest movie trilogies ever.
Spider-Man 2 remains a triumph for superhero cinema even at 20 years, thanks to its timeless action sequences that remain untouched.
Nobody can deny the impeccable visual mastery of Avatar on display. Taking a similar principal that went into the design of Gollum in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and applying it to almost every major character in the movie while setting the story in the gorgeously realized 3D alien world of Pandora, Avatar is a cutting-edge sensation like no other, at least from not this century.
A huge part of what makes Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy work is how well the fantastical looks real in these movies. It was a testament to the hard work and sheer talent that the practical and digital effects artists poured into the trilogy that their version of Middle Earth is still considered to be the gold standard that all new high fantasies are measured against.
Gladiator did a great job at showing the different types of combat that were present in the Roman arenas, including the use of animals and vehicles. The final duel between Maximus and Commodus make Gladiator such an instant classic within both the action and epic movie genres.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy features dramatic and emotionally stirring stories driven by their characters, an engrossing imaginary world to get lost in, and action so excellent that one of the best movie trilogies make a long runtime feel short.
The creative team and their combined passion for the source material shines through in every aspect of the Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies, from the breathtaking photography of the landscapes of New Zealand to the beautiful craftsmanship behind the thousands of props. Peter Jackson's adaptations of the Lord of the Rings trilogy is especially beloved for its faithfulness to John Ronald Reuel Tolkien's anti-war messaging while making the necessary adjustments for a streamlined moviegoing experience.
The battle of Helm's Deep is often regarded as one of the best battles in cinema thanks to its scale and tremendous use of practical effects.
Aragorn has raised his power and influence to new levels when he accepts his duty. The end of his story is a classic epic finale, where the lone hero becomes king. His presence at the battle of the Black Gate alone is enough to make an evil as great as Sauron feel vulnerable.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies remains one of the most iconic fantasy franchises in modern history that thrives as a bastion of epic storytelling thanks to its cinematic landscape, earnest narrative and a compelling cast of characters who elevate an already stellar script to new heights.
There have been plenty of movies with visual effects that revolutionizes the industry throughout the years. These pictures marked a distinctive before and after in cinematic history from revolutionary minds. Whether they generated sharp technological advancements or used existing technology in innovative ways, these groundbreaking films have defined what a film can look like.
Denis Villeneuve is a modern master of science fiction blockbusters. His science fiction films are notable for their combination of spectacular visuals with thought-provoking philosophical themes.