Siskel & Ebert: If We Picked The Oscars (1981) - Gloria, Inside, Resurrection, Tess, Tribute
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2021
- In this episode, Siskel and Ebert talk about their picks for the 1981 Oscar awards. Noted films include: Coal Miner's Daughter, Gloria, If We Picked the Oscars, Inside Moves, Melvin and Howard, Ordinary People, Private Benjamin, Raging Bull, Resurrection, Tess, The Elephant Man, The Great Santini, The Stunt Man and Tribute.
What a brilliant year for films!
I think S&E disagree. They think it’s one of the worst years for American cinema.
Raging Bull is possibly one the best American films of all time.
My Picks
Best Picture - Ordinary People
Best Actor - Robert De Niro - Raging Bull
Best Actress - Ellen Burstyn - Resurrection
Best S Actor - Joe Pesci - Raging Bull
Best S Actress - Eileen Brennan - Private Benjamin
Best Director - Martin Scorsese - Raging Bull
Original Screenplay - Melvin and Howard
Adapted Screenplay - Ordinary People
Foreign Film - Kagemusha
Song - 9 to 5
It's funny how they change their views on nominees, in 1984, he selected Dr. Hang Ngor for Supporting Actor even though he agreed it was a Lead Role
Wow, imagine thinking Ordinary People is a better film than Raging Bull....unbelievable that it won the Oscar.
No it really is a great movie totally deserved it’s acclaim
@@hardsam68 it's melodrama crap
I watched Ordinary People recently, it’s a good movie but not Best Picture good. But to each there own I guess.
@@joesimon2029 you’re miserable
Both are excellent I'd say, I'd say raging bull is more artistic, I could relate to both, 1980 was just such a strong year for films I'd say. I think that The Elephant Man and Tess are also fantastic.
Do you have the 1982 oscar show? No one else uploaded it.
I would have probably given Lynch the directing nod for Elephant Man, but Pesci definitely should have won for best supporting
Ordinary People ended up winning Best Picture over Raging Bull, but I think it is clear which has stood the test of time better. More than forty years later, people still talk about Raging Bull. Honestly, when's the last time you heard anyone talk about Ordinary People?
I brought the dvd 4 years ago thanks of ordinary people
They were 3/5.
Yup.
They were actually 4/5 because they both admitted Hutton was the ringer (as the actual leading actor of the film) submitted as Supporting Actor.
Siskel was right Spacek won the AA for Best Actress, Steenburgen won too BSA.
Well - that year's Oscars were so predictable - Both Spacek - De Niro - and Steenburgen all swept the Critics and Golden Globes - the only toss up was in the Supporting Actor Race between Hutton and Pesci
Raging Bill takes BP, Director, actor, supporting actor and supporting actress. Sissy Spacek takes actress.
Hutton is lead period.
I gave my picks earlier down the comments
I chose Raging Bull as Best Actor, Supporting Actor, and Director
Ellen Burstyn as Best Actress
Eileen Brennan for Supporting Actress
I totally agree with your comment on Timothy Hutton being the Lead
If Donald Sutherland had been nominated for Supporting Actor, I would have chosen him, but back then, the studios would not have placed him in that category
However, even though I gave Raging Bull 3 of the top awards, I'd still pick Ordinary People as Best Picture
It touched me more personally and it's a movie I would watch if it was playing now over Raging Bull , even though I also think that movie is also a Masterpiece
My picks: Tess for BP, Timothy Hutton for BEST ACTOR (o.k., Supporting Actor!), Peter O'Toole, Mary Tyler Moore, and Eileen Brennan.
My picks:
BEST LEADING ACTRESS: Sissy Spacek
BEST LEADING ACTOR: Robert de Niro
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Eileen Brennan, Private Benjamin
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Joe Pesci, Raging Bull
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Ordinary People
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: Mon Oncle d'Amerique
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM: Kagemusha: The Shadow Warrior, Japan
BEST DIRECTOR: Martin Scorsese
BEST PICTURE: Raging Bull