I love this film. This is not a film that was made in a lab to win Oscars. It wore its weirdness on its sleeve and told an emotional story at its core.
I totally agree with you. I love that the movie and the actors started and finished with movie with no expectations of the amount of awards they have received. Unlike a lot of the movies that were released closer to the awards season, this movie was released early in 2022, with a lot of the moviegoers finding about it via social media and word of mouth. It’s incredible, the dialoue beautiful, the music amazing, the editing crazy good and the performances are nuanced and shows the performers’ range.
The best thing about this moment wasn’t the actual win, it was Harrison Ford and Ke Huy Quan reunited after all these years and Spielberg being happy for his boys
@@The-KP I see that as an apology from The Academy to him as the last time he presented Best Picture which was in 1999 was easily the most dissapointing Best Picture win ever so The Academy was like "hey, Ford wanna present a better Best Picture win than the last time?" 😂
@@Erasureeraser Haha, nice! I was thinking, "Indy presenting best picture to Short Round's cast & producer, yeah!" But your answer is steeped in the award's history, cheers
You got to love Spielberg's reaction! Despite changing the box-office landscape at 27, he only received Oscar recognition in his late 40s. Seeing young filmmakers who grew up watching his films win, for a delightfully weird science fiction no less, is one of Spielberg's greatest legacies.
Also the fact that his film got completely shut out despite a very respectable amount of nominations, but him not caring. It's impossible to not love him.
Just like when Scorsese and Tarantino lost to Bong Joon Ho. They didn't mind because they've spent their entire careers praising international cinema and promoting it to American audiences.
Plus, he saw that it was SO DANG CUTE to see Ke give Harrison that huge hug, as he directed them both in "Temple Of Doom". "The 'Berg" knows what it's like to change the face of the game, and that's what the DANIELS did with that film!!! (BTW, if you haven't seen EEAAO, I implore you to seek it out. It is one of those cinematic experiences that you will never forget......)
2:01 TRUE LOVER of film right here! Spielberg lost out BIG that night to EEAAO, but the JOY and pure HAPPINESS he is showing right here when EEAAO won just shows how BIG of a movie lover he really is.
He lost what? Another one academy award from it's already 23 dusting somewhere?... hes haven't lost anything. We won a Joy, of seeing of remembering what it is to make a movie a theater.
Nah he totally still won, Ke Huy Quan is part of his legacy! Steven’s accomplished enough as a legend, and is a decent man. He’s probably thrilled to see the generation after him succeeding
It's already becoming too common to find many people calling Everything Everywhere a lousy movie and that it's overrated and that makes me even happier that the Oscars gave the top prize to this gem. I still consider it an absolute classic. A creative, beautiful film that makes you reflect on the choices we make in our lives and how we shouldn't feel like a failure because even if we don't believe it, what we do is important. A masterpiece of science fiction that reminded me why I love movies.
It's a shame this movie didn't also win Best Original Score. The music throughout the film is so beautiful and works so well with the great scenes. Kudos to Son Lux.
@@JacobthePug I disagree. I found it highly derivative. The only memorable thing about it was those 3 notes that kept repeating. I felt like I had heard it before.
I got tears of joy to see Harrison Ford and Key Huy Quan reunite each other after all these years! It's good to see them each other again! It was so wholesome!
It’s also the first KUNG FU film to win best picture!!! *Yes, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was nominated, but it didn’t win. Granted, I enjoyed Gladiator more, so I agreed with that decision. I’m soooo glad everything everywhere all at once won best picture! Kung Fu movies made my life better by inspiring me. It got me to take up Kung Fu, and I became more athletic and happy, so I’m really happy everything everywhere all at once won big. It was easily my favorite movie of 2022, and it’s one of my favorite movies ever!
I "finally" saw Everything Everywhere All at Once only a few days ago (late, yes, but still). For its sheer CREATIVITY, TIME and EFFORT I can only imagine it must have taken to have written, directed and compiled it and to be recognized at the Oscars, give them their kudos and respects. Such an achievement!
idk if anyone else feels this way but i think it's so sweet of Key Huy Quan to redirect the Oscar to their producer instead of receiving it first and then giving it to him. im not a producer but i appreciate that gesture.
Ke Huy Quan didnt receive an Oscar here. He won earlier on for best supporting actor. Best Picture goes to the Producers - Jonathan Wang and the Daniels
@@ArchieGee What @jaylencalinaw1080 is saying is that Harrison Ford offers the Oscar to Ke Huy Quan after their hug, but Ke does not take it, he points to someone else who takes it from Harrison.
EEAAO is the ONLY BEST PICTURE winner to have THREE acting wins. EEAAO broke the record for most ABOVE THE LINE wins with SIX wins (pic/actress/sup actress/sup actor/screenplay/director) in the Academy Award history. EEAAO is also the MOST awarded film in the history of cinema (guilds, critics awards, globes, etc), breaking the previous title holder Lord of the Rings, Return of the King.
Jonathan Wang looked to be so intimidated speaking on stage, he seemed to want to say "No person is LESS important than profits" but accidentally said the opposite It's okay; we're smart cookies, we know what he meant through context clues
One of the best Best Picture Oscar winners in recent memory. A film that was made not with Oscars in mind but just to tell its story. I loved it so much
My favorite film of last year. I'm still just so happy. Overwhelmingly happy. EEAAO makes me feel so heard as someone who has struggled with depression and feeling hopeless at times. In a year where horrible tragedies happened, this film provided a needed break, an amazing opportunity for the Daniels to show us their creativity and a reminder that our mistakes do not make us and we are not alone.
I watched this movie 5 times with different friends, and everytime i make new little discoveries. This is one of the best movies that have ever been made.
The only thing I didn't like is I watched this too late. I just watched it yesterday and being touched by this movie is an understatement. One of the best movies I've ever watched.
Grumpy Harrison thinking - I’ve avoided this guy for four decades and now he’s everywhere I go. Unlike Spielberg who stayed in regular contact with him.
I watched this for the first time tonight. It's new ground, beautifully acted and edited. It's also profoundly hopeful and full of love. I'm already looking forward to watching it again.
After that wrong choice of life last year, here is the breath and relief that the academy gives to all of us in awarding Everything everywhere All at once. Congratulations those involved in the production of this wonderful film.
To be honest, I thought Top Gun was the best film of last year, but I finally got around to watching Everything Everywhere a few days ago and was very pleasantly surprised. It's a wonderful film in just about all aspects, and it deserves the number 2 spot in my book.
1:50 If that doesn't make you smile...Are you even human? LOL It has to be one of my favorite moments in Hollywood history. It's such a full circle moment.
This movie has given us viewers many things, including one of the most romantic lines “ in another life, I would really like just doing laundry and taxes with you “
1 Everything everywhere all at once 2 The banshees of inisherin 3 The fabelmans 4 All quiet on the western front 5 Top gun: Maverick 6 Tar 7 Avatar 2 8 Elvis 9 Triangle of sadness 10 Women talking Deserved victory for this movie without a doubt the best. Ke huy quan looked happier to see Harrison ford again than for the victory of his film.
It finished its domestic box office run at 77 million. That is very impressive for an independent film, and it was all a result of word of mouth. That rarely works for quality low budget films. I'm very happy it worked for this one.
A24 comes for blood. They release the most emotionally satisfying, gorgeous and odd films we’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing. That studio is just such a breath of fresh air in a world of popcorn nonsense, useless sequels and badly done remakes. We deserve to see these people’s visions. Long live A24!
I got to see this film in theaters on my birthday a year ago for the first time with my whole family, and while they didn't completely get it, I was blown away and instantly knew this film joined the ranks of some of my favorite films of all-time. So imagine my surprise when it not only took home the Best Picture Oscar, but six more?! I couldn't be happier, this film is a miracle and it means so much to me. Congrats to the Daniels, their cast, their crew, and A24!!
Absolutamente orgulhoso desse reconhecimento para esse filme tão interessante. Tudo em todo.... É uma verdadeira montanha russa sentimentos e emoções. Eu ri e chorei com esse filme. Muito muito merecido!
I bought the Blu-Ray for Everything Everywhere All At Once 4 months before it won Best Picture I had high hopes it was going to win Best Picture, and yet not only won Best Picture it won big at the Oscars. Let’s go!
In my opinion the only real competition to EEAAO was Banshees of Inishirin and possibly Triangle of Sadness. But let's face it all anyone really wanted to see was Indy and Short Round. One thing nobody in the comments seems to be talking about though is seeing James Hong up there for an Oscar winning picture after having been acting since the early 50s.
Jerry Bruckheimer is usually not the type of producer who makes “Oscar worthy” films. I’m glad he got that kind of recognition here, but I do think he should have been nominated prior to Maverick. Crimson Tide and Black Hawk Down should have been his first nominations.
It was probably because he knew all he had to say was “everything” and everyone in the room would know that the film had won. Which is clearly the case as they start clapping the moment he says the first word. So he slowly finishes it like “well, i don’t need to finish saying it, but I will.”
Has to be one of the best and Cathartic films...I've never cried and laughed at the same time so much while watching a film. You all have restored my faith in film...thank you soo very much.
I've seen it in movie theater. This is the first sci-fi movie to win an Oscar for Best Picture. But did you know in 1977 that sci-fi blockbuster movie should have won an Oscar for Best Picture? It's Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope.
I just finished watching it now mind fucking blowing!!!!! What a masterpiece!!!! The best film I've watched in these past years. It had everything it brought me so many emotions. What genius creators and brilliant actors n actresses.
Here's what producer Jonathan Wang ACTUALLY meant to say at 3:15 when he mistakenly said that "no person is more important than profits" "...and to my dad, who worked himself into an early grave like so many immigrant parents, I know that he would be so proud of us. Not because we won this award, but because we made this film with the values he instilled in me: that people are always more important than profits, and that no one is more valuable than anyone else regardless of their fame, fortune, or power. Thank you 王大張! Memory eternal!" CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CAST AND CREW OF EEAAO!! Thank you for making such a wonderful film that has changed my life for the better! With much love!
I didn't really know about this movie or A24 when it came out and only saw it about 7 or so months after its release. When I finished watching it in my nieveness I emailed them asking if they had a position available for an intern. I have my BA in Film and my professional goals would be fulfilled if I was able to be the intern of an assistant working on a movie of this caliber
I'm so glad this film took Best Picture. Not since Return of the King have I seen a film so worthy of winning the Best Picture oscar. And phooey to every single goofball who said this movie sucks. But to be fair, if there is any other nominee that deserves to share the Best Picture win with EEAAO, it's Top Gun: Maverick.
As per Geeta there are infinite birth death cycles , Parallel existance of us in infinite parallel universes and to free from all these cycles only Mokha(Liberation) is the ultimate path. What EEAAO movie shown is about one concept called parallel existsnce. Why living with love is important and not to forgot ones own Dharma and how it affects not only in one existance(like here) but also parallel existances
I love this film. This is not a film that was made in a lab to win Oscars. It wore its weirdness on its sleeve and told an emotional story at its core.
@@JustinLCarter if you didn’t like the film just say that
@@JustinLCarter if that’s the limit of your media analysis your blatantly obvious political opinions make a lot more sense
You don't love cinema at all. Avatar 2 was MUCH BETTER.
I totally agree with you. I love that the movie and the actors started and finished with movie with no expectations of the amount of awards they have received. Unlike a lot of the movies that were released closer to the awards season, this movie was released early in 2022, with a lot of the moviegoers finding about it via social media and word of mouth. It’s incredible, the dialoue beautiful, the music amazing, the editing crazy good and the performances are nuanced and shows the performers’ range.
Lies again? What if you had the power to change everything?
The best thing about this moment wasn’t the actual win, it was Harrison Ford and Ke Huy Quan reunited after all these years and Spielberg being happy for his boys
I love that Harrison tried to hand the Oscar to Ke snd Ke had to tell him who to give it to
Harrison Ford was visibly proud. It was no act! Steven Spielberg too! Such good people and such an incredible win!
Former in 1993
No coincidence Harrison Ford was chosen to present this award.
@@The-KP I see that as an apology from The Academy to him as the last time he presented Best Picture which was in 1999 was easily the most dissapointing Best Picture win ever so The Academy was like "hey, Ford wanna present a better Best Picture win than the last time?" 😂
@@Erasureeraser Haha, nice! I was thinking, "Indy presenting best picture to Short Round's cast & producer, yeah!" But your answer is steeped in the award's history, cheers
In which part of this clip Ford's alleged proud is so visible? 🤣 Also why he supposed to should be proud of The Daniel's succes? 🙊
You got to love Spielberg's reaction! Despite changing the box-office landscape at 27, he only received Oscar recognition in his late 40s. Seeing young filmmakers who grew up watching his films win, for a delightfully weird science fiction no less, is one of Spielberg's greatest legacies.
Also the fact that his film got completely shut out despite a very respectable amount of nominations, but him not caring. It's impossible to not love him.
@@JamesGilbert_ the world needs MORE people like Steven Spielberg in it! Talented and a genuinely great human being!
Just like when Scorsese and Tarantino lost to Bong Joon Ho. They didn't mind because they've spent their entire careers praising international cinema and promoting it to American audiences.
Plus, he saw that it was SO DANG CUTE to see Ke give Harrison that huge hug, as he directed them both in "Temple Of Doom". "The 'Berg" knows what it's like to change the face of the game, and that's what the DANIELS did with that film!!!
(BTW, if you haven't seen EEAAO, I implore you to seek it out. It is one of those cinematic experiences that you will never forget......)
2:01 TRUE LOVER of film right here! Spielberg lost out BIG that night to EEAAO, but the JOY and pure HAPPINESS he is showing right here when EEAAO won just shows how BIG of a movie lover he really is.
He's a true class act !
Happy for Short Round hahahaha
He lost what? Another one academy award from it's already 23 dusting somewhere?... hes haven't lost anything. We won a Joy, of seeing of remembering what it is to make a movie a theater.
Nah he totally still won, Ke Huy Quan is part of his legacy! Steven’s accomplished enough as a legend, and is a decent man. He’s probably thrilled to see the generation after him succeeding
It's already becoming too common to find many people calling Everything Everywhere a lousy movie and that it's overrated and that makes me even happier that the Oscars gave the top prize to this gem.
I still consider it an absolute classic. A creative, beautiful film that makes you reflect on the choices we make in our lives and how we shouldn't feel like a failure because even if we don't believe it, what we do is important. A masterpiece of science fiction that reminded me why I love movies.
dont worry about those noises - they are just salty their favs didn't win and also bigoted af.
wbk after 15 years or so the NFR will select it as historically , culturally significant legendary behavior
It's ok it's not better than Top Gun no way
@@EAchank wtf
@@shelby2908 exactly
It's a shame this movie didn't also win Best Original Score. The music throughout the film is so beautiful and works so well with the great scenes. Kudos to Son Lux.
Totally agree with you. Have you seen the interview they gave with Dolby about working on this movie? It was great
Oh well ALL Quiet totally deserved the oscar for original score
@@JacobthePug I absolutely hated that score.
@@stewartoneill8419 its the most original and distinct score among other nominees
@@JacobthePug I disagree. I found it highly derivative. The only memorable thing about it was those 3 notes that kept repeating. I felt like I had heard it before.
Ke Huy Quan squealing like a child is so wholesome.
I got tears of joy to see Harrison Ford and Key Huy Quan reunite each other after all these years! It's good to see them each other again! It was so wholesome!
And finally, The Academy awarding a science fiction film for Best Picture. I'm glad i could see the day.
It’s also the first KUNG FU film to win best picture!!!
*Yes, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was nominated, but it didn’t win.
Granted, I enjoyed Gladiator more, so I agreed with that decision.
I’m soooo glad everything everywhere all at once won best picture! Kung Fu movies made my life better by inspiring me. It got me to take up Kung Fu, and I became more athletic and happy, so I’m really happy everything everywhere all at once won big. It was easily my favorite movie of 2022, and it’s one of my favorite movies ever!
WALL E , ET , Back to the future were all robbed
@@nediaelifra721and so were Mad Max: Fury Road and Arrival.
It's everything all at once.
How is it better than the banshees of inisheerin
I am loving how Michelle Yeoh just big stepping back to the stage right after she had won Best Actress - like "WAIT FOR ME" 1:42
I just watched this movie and I deeply regret not watching it earlier. This was one of the best movies I've ever watched. I'm so glad it won.
Same here and I cried at the end❤
It’s overhyped. Horrible movie made for people who think they are deeper than they really are
@@cloudycello2072😢😢😢
@@zhc2200 shit movie
Meh
I "finally" saw Everything Everywhere All at Once only a few days ago (late, yes, but still). For its sheer CREATIVITY, TIME and EFFORT I can only imagine it must have taken to have written, directed and compiled it and to be recognized at the Oscars, give them their kudos and respects. Such an achievement!
1:49 he's so excited I love him
idk if anyone else feels this way but i think it's so sweet of Key Huy Quan to redirect the Oscar to their producer instead of receiving it first and then giving it to him. im not a producer but i appreciate that gesture.
Ke Huy Quan didnt receive an Oscar here. He won earlier on for best supporting actor. Best Picture goes to the Producers - Jonathan Wang and the Daniels
@@ArchieGee What @jaylencalinaw1080 is saying is that Harrison Ford offers the Oscar to Ke Huy Quan after their hug, but Ke does not take it, he points to someone else who takes it from Harrison.
@@Falkore02 because it wasn’t Quans oscar?
EEAAO is the ONLY BEST PICTURE winner to have THREE acting wins. EEAAO broke the record for most ABOVE THE LINE wins with SIX wins (pic/actress/sup actress/sup actor/screenplay/director) in the Academy Award history. EEAAO is also the MOST awarded film in the history of cinema (guilds, critics awards, globes, etc), breaking the previous title holder Lord of the Rings, Return of the King.
You forgot best editing at the Oscar as well
@@timwong13 editing is not ABOVE the line. The above the line are the big 8 awards: Pic, Director, the 4 actors, and the 2 screenplays awards.
@@samisfun868 should be above the line imo
@@flynnegan2880 for sure! editing is literally the high light for this movie. amazing.
SamlsFun: I agree with all you said, but A Streetcar Named Desire in 1951 and Network in 1976 each won three Academy Awards for acting.
Jonathan Wang looked to be so intimidated speaking on stage, he seemed to want to say "No person is LESS important than profits" but accidentally said the opposite
It's okay; we're smart cookies, we know what he meant through context clues
1:45.......Ke Huy Quan hugs Harrison Ford!!
Ke is the personfication of JOY!!! It is SUCH a beautiful thing to behold!!
One of the best Best Picture Oscar winners in recent memory. A film that was made not with Oscars in mind but just to tell its story. I loved it so much
What story?
It is the worst best picture win of all time along with crash
My favorite film of last year.
I'm still just so happy.
Overwhelmingly happy.
EEAAO makes me feel so heard as someone who has struggled with depression and feeling hopeless at times. In a year where horrible tragedies happened, this film provided a needed break, an amazing opportunity for the Daniels to show us their creativity and a reminder that our mistakes do not make us and we are not alone.
"No one is more important than profits, and no one is more important than anyone else.'
Talk about a deserved Oscar...
I watched this movie 5 times with different friends, and everytime i make new little discoveries. This is one of the best movies that have ever been made.
Indy being proud of Short Round is the best part of this.
The only thing I didn't like is I watched this too late. I just watched it yesterday and being touched by this movie is an understatement. One of the best movies I've ever watched.
Better late than never
I saw it yesterday =) Can't stop watching videos about it. It's one of those movies that grip you and make you keep thinking about it for days.
I haven't watched it either. In fact, I wasn't interested in it until I saw Ke's impossible cuteness when he was in Loki.
It captured the cultural zeitgeist, it made a lot of money, the acting, directing and screenplay were great, it deserved to win
That hug between Harrison and Ke Huy is genuinely one of the sweetest things i've ever seen
The phone recording is even better because you see it's not just Ke going to hug Harrison but Harrison goes in for it too.
Grumpy Harrison thinking - I’ve avoided this guy for four decades and now he’s everywhere I go. Unlike Spielberg who stayed in regular contact with him.
This movie healed a part of my soul. Love it or hate it. That’s okay. Often, classics are love them or hate them kind of works. That’s what art does.
If only all art would heal the soul like eaao does. The spiritual aspect of humanity unfortunately had it banned in Asia
I watched this for the first time tonight. It's new ground, beautifully acted and edited. It's also profoundly hopeful and full of love.
I'm already looking forward to watching it again.
Watching it in 2024 and still crying
Every few months I come back and watch clips of them winning these Oscars and tear up.
year of full circle. year of comebacks. year of weirdness. one of oscar's best years!
Ke running straight into Harrison's arms brings my heart such joy
Ke got the hug from THE Harrison Ford ...
They worked together on Indiana Jones when Ke was a child and here they are reunited on the Oscars stage … magical.
After that wrong choice of life last year, here is the breath and relief that the academy gives to all of us in awarding Everything everywhere All at once. Congratulations those involved in the production of this wonderful film.
Am glad to see am not the only one thinking Coda was a bad choice lol… for me Belfast was the best
The Academy does this every year: "Green Book" (bad), "Parasite" (great), "Nomadland" (not too bad), "CODA" (bad), "EEAAO" (great).
To be honest, I thought Top Gun was the best film of last year, but I finally got around to watching Everything Everywhere a few days ago and was very pleasantly surprised. It's a wonderful film in just about all aspects, and it deserves the number 2 spot in my book.
I still prefer The Power of the Dog over Coda. Coda is like a hallmark film
Last year should've been Dune or Power Of The Dog.
1:18 I love that the movie's title is so long that Harrison Ford couldn't even finish saying it before everyone started clapping.
Just watched it, simply amazing. If someone has told you 'it's mid' then they have zero taste in movies. Watch it. You won't regret it.
THANK YOU!!!
I did. It was crap.
They just don't have a grasp on how horrifying and fascinating at same time the idea of multiverse and particle superpositioning is
I didn't even know it was a low budget indie movie. It was so great.
1:50 If that doesn't make you smile...Are you even human? LOL
It has to be one of my favorite moments in Hollywood history. It's such a full circle moment.
Im so glad this kind of movie won, it was a BRILLIANT movie, weird, intelligent, deep, and MIND BLOWING! They deserve it all🎉
That cast and crew were probably partying til 7am!
Ke is probably one of a handful of people Harrison truly smiles for
This movie has given us viewers many things, including one of the most romantic lines “ in another life, I would really like just doing laundry and taxes with you “
I mean, everyone knew the winner going into the night, but having Harrison Ford present was a dead giveaway of what movie was in that envelope.
Record breaker. The first film to win 6 “above the line” Oscars. Film/Direction/Screenplay/actress/supporting actor/supporting actress.
1 Everything everywhere all at once
2 The banshees of inisherin
3 The fabelmans
4 All quiet on the western front
5 Top gun: Maverick
6 Tar
7 Avatar 2
8 Elvis
9 Triangle of sadness
10 Women talking
Deserved victory for this movie without a doubt the best. Ke huy quan looked happier to see Harrison ford again than for the victory of his film.
Fun fact: This year was the 1st time since 1982 the 2 highest-grossing movies of the year were nominated for Best Picture
Watching this again after watching the directors’ acceptance speech more than a year later. Still very touching and very encouraging.
When I first started watching this movie I was like Wth?? But by the end of it I was in tears. What a great script, soundtrack, and cast
If you get lost in a film and feel better for having been lost, then watch this lovely, quirky Best Picture more than just a few times!
A24's biggest film ever wins Best Picture? Hell yeah!
Really happy for them. Well deserved!
It finished its domestic box office run at 77 million. That is very impressive for an independent film, and it was all a result of word of mouth. That rarely works for quality low budget films. I'm very happy it worked for this one.
Shout-out to Moonlight... The first A24 Movie to win Best Picture
Everything Everywhere All At Once is the second movie to win Best Picture from A24
And now we know that Jenny Slate was holding her dress together trying not to flash anybody lol
Her butt was out!
A24 comes for blood. They release the most emotionally satisfying, gorgeous and odd films we’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing. That studio is just such a breath of fresh air in a world of popcorn nonsense, useless sequels and badly done remakes. We deserve to see these people’s visions. Long live A24!
this film should not work...but it did! amazing directors!
I got to see this film in theaters on my birthday a year ago for the first time with my whole family, and while they didn't completely get it, I was blown away and instantly knew this film joined the ranks of some of my favorite films of all-time. So imagine my surprise when it not only took home the Best Picture Oscar, but six more?! I couldn't be happier, this film is a miracle and it means so much to me. Congrats to the Daniels, their cast, their crew, and A24!!
Well, A24 pretty much dominated this year's Oscars.
This is a movie you have to watch multiple times to truly understand it
Harrison huggging key was amazing
I’m glad I watched this movie on theatre
The rock on the cliff sequence can only be watched to its fullest in the theater.
The fact this is still more viewed this years best picture winner speech says something 🤭🤭🤭
As soon as Harrison Ford came out to present it, I already knew EEAAO was winning.
To see Indy and Short Round reunited-PRICELESS.
Steven Spielberg seems like a proud dad of Ke and Harrison
The minute he announced the winner, my heart melted. It was my favorite movie of 2022
Steven Spielberg looked so happy for them
Absolutamente orgulhoso desse reconhecimento para esse filme tão interessante. Tudo em todo.... É uma verdadeira montanha russa sentimentos e emoções. Eu ri e chorei com esse filme.
Muito muito merecido!
Muito merecido, e tambem um sinal de mudanca na producao cinemagrafica, na narrativa do filme.
I bought the Blu-Ray for Everything Everywhere All At Once 4 months before it won Best Picture I had high hopes it was going to win Best Picture, and yet not only won Best Picture it won big at the Oscars. Let’s go!
I mean, 7 wins out of 11 nods isn't too bad if I say so myself.
The movie title Everything Everywhere All at Once totally fits this year's moment.
At the Oscars, They were Everything Everywhere All at Once.❤❤❤❤
Love Sandra Oh's reaction
This is just beautiful.
This movie was beautiful in every type of way.
So sweet how Mr. Spielberg was so happy for their win!
In my opinion the only real competition to EEAAO was Banshees of Inishirin and possibly Triangle of Sadness. But let's face it all anyone really wanted to see was Indy and Short Round. One thing nobody in the comments seems to be talking about though is seeing James Hong up there for an Oscar winning picture after having been acting since the early 50s.
Everything Everywhere All At Once is an amazing movie. One of the best films of 2022 I have seen outside of Top Gun Maverick, Elvis, and Nope.
I think is underseving the hate it got. People treat this film like is the antichrist and top gun as jesus
They almost won all oscars At once
This movie winning was for all the movies like The Matrix being overlooked back in the day. It feels great
Jerry Bruckheimer is usually not the type of producer who makes “Oscar worthy” films. I’m glad he got that kind of recognition here, but I do think he should have been nominated prior to Maverick. Crimson Tide and Black Hawk Down should have been his first nominations.
Am I the only one who thinks it took Harrison so long to tsay the full title because he had to steady his voice?
It was probably because he knew all he had to say was “everything” and everyone in the room would know that the film had won. Which is clearly the case as they start clapping the moment he says the first word. So he slowly finishes it like “well, i don’t need to finish saying it, but I will.”
The team behind Everything Everywhere deservedly picked up the lion's share of awards. Such a crazy, yet unforgettable, movie.
Has to be one of the best and Cathartic films...I've never cried and laughed at the same time so much while watching a film. You all have restored my faith in film...thank you soo very much.
I hope more Asian-led films after parasite and this one will win this award more 🥺❤️
I watched this movie a few months ago and I understand why it won best picture
I've seen it in movie theater. This is the first sci-fi movie to win an Oscar for Best Picture. But did you know in 1977 that sci-fi blockbuster movie should have won an Oscar for Best Picture? It's Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope.
The Shape of Water is considered to be Science Fiction. A lab that contains a fish humanoid? That sounds like Sci-Fi to me.
Star Wars a new hope was waaaaay better than that boring movie Annie Hall!
@@craigdavidson5613 it’s fantasy
please post the bp nominee movie clips compilations that yall showed throughout the show!!! I need them!!
I just finished watching it now mind fucking blowing!!!!! What a masterpiece!!!! The best film I've watched in these past years. It had everything it brought me so many emotions. What genius creators and brilliant actors n actresses.
There’s something so beautiful with the look on Ke’s face when he hugged Harrison and the cheer he made.
Here's what producer Jonathan Wang ACTUALLY meant to say at 3:15 when he mistakenly said that "no person is more important than profits"
"...and to my dad, who worked himself into an early grave like so many immigrant parents, I know that he would be so proud of us. Not because we won this award, but because we made this film with the values he instilled in me: that people are always more important than profits, and that no one is more valuable than anyone else regardless of their fame, fortune, or power. Thank you 王大張! Memory eternal!"
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CAST AND CREW OF EEAAO!! Thank you for making such a wonderful film that has changed my life for the better! With much love!
May I know the background lady voice? Is she the same person in Oscars 2017 La La Land?
I love her tone so much ❤❤❤
Movie of the decade. It took so many risks and won at the end.
well deserved soo happy
This movie is just so marvellous ❤
"No person is more important than profits"
I'm sure he misspoke
Oh my , to see Ke Huy Quan and Harrison Ford sharing a hug is PRICELESS .
Cried a lot and laughed a lot watching this film. Very relatable too.
Look at Mr. Ke Huy Quan, I believe he never imagine that night 😂
I didn't really know about this movie or A24 when it came out and only saw it about 7 or so months after its release. When I finished watching it in my nieveness I emailed them asking if they had a position available for an intern. I have my BA in Film and my professional goals would be fulfilled if I was able to be the intern of an assistant working on a movie of this caliber
A deserving Best Picture winner. This film is AN EXPERIENCE, maximalist art turned a notch up to volume 11.
This movie is my everything
I bet all of the movies that was nominated are won the best picture award in other universes :D
I think the speech is great to comprehend
I'm so glad this film took Best Picture. Not since Return of the King have I seen a film so worthy of winning the Best Picture oscar. And phooey to every single goofball who said this movie sucks. But to be fair, if there is any other nominee that deserves to share the Best Picture win with EEAAO, it's Top Gun: Maverick.
As per Geeta there are infinite birth death cycles , Parallel existance of us in infinite parallel universes and to free from all these cycles only Mokha(Liberation) is the ultimate path.
What EEAAO movie shown is about one concept called parallel existsnce. Why living with love is important and not to forgot ones own Dharma and how it affects not only in one existance(like here) but also parallel existances
This was so deserved