Roma walked so Parasite could run

Honestly the crowd sounds less like they're cheering and more like they're screaming in agony

At least the winner wasn’t Bohemian Rhapsody

Parasite to Roma: You were good son, real good, maybe even the best.

"Yo, Green Book, I'm really happy for you, I'ma let you finish, but Roma is the best picture of the year! One of the best movies of all time!"

History will be kind to Roma, which will be studied, discussed, and remembered for years to come.

Green Book was the last movie that I saw with my father. It was a beautiful, idyllic and amusing evening together. The following night my father passed away fully unexpectedly. I will never forget this last evening my entire life. Every time I watch this movie again, I see my father smiling right before my eyes.

Im still waiting a day where Viggo wons an oscar

Peter Farrelly has more Oscars than Stanley Kubrick and Orson Welles because of this. Think about that....

Did you know that Mahershala Ali who won an Oscar in this movie was also won the first with Moonlight winning Best Picture?

That's not right way to spell 'Shrek 2'.

Roma: “I did it for you Parasite! I did it for you...😢”

Viggo Mortensen was absolutely amazing in this film. He deserves to have won an Oscar for his performance.

I cannot understand all the hate. This film was so beautiful. And was one of the best I’ve seen in character development in quite awhile.

1980's: Driving Miss Daisy 1990's: Shakespeare in Love 2000's: Crash 2010's: Green Book

Anyone else here after Parasite won?

The Favorite is one of the best movies of all time that did not receive the attention or appreciation that they really deserve

I can't understand why the oscars always ignores foreign films for best picture. "Of course, the Oscars is Hollywood voting on its favourite movie, which means “America first”, but it’s “best picture”, right? As in “best picture in the world”, not “best picture by an American or Brit”." -The Guardian

2020 Best Picture: Parasite. It needs to win!

Curious how one of the weakest winners in recent times (2019) is followed by one of the strongest winners in recent times (2020)

The Favourite or Roma should have Won easily. Green Book isn't a Bad movie. It's enjoyable and doesn't deserve the hate and fake outrage it has received. But it shouldn't have Won Best Picture

Consider that Steven Spielberg make lobby to make Roma lose against Green Book for being a "streaming service TV movie". And now he's working for Apple and it's new streaming service.

The fact that Black Panther or Bohemian Rhapsody could potentially join an elite group alongside Schindlers List, No Country For Old Men, A Beautiful Mind etc is so god damn laughable

1999: Shakespeare in love 2006: Crash 2019: Green Book

You can see Spike Lee trying to leave at 1:34

Don't Worry!!!!! A Star is Born, The Favourite, Roma You're in the Company of Citizen Kane, E.T., Raging Bull, Network, Inception and Many More......

The last seen between Deloris and Dr Shirley really got me. Cried for ages. Such a touching scene.

Here are the movies I FEEL we're the most likely to win best picture 8: Black Panther 7: Bohemian Rhapsody 6: Vice 5: Green Book 4: A Star is Born 3: Blackkklansman 2: The Favourite 1: Roma

Spike Lee walked out of the theater lmfao

2:56 Viggo Mortensen ❤️❤️.

It's crazy how the Oscars can be incredibly wrong one year (Green Book), and then the next year they sort of redeem themselves by giving the prize to the actual best movie (Parasite). We'll see how the next year goes.

Moviegoers: “Crash is the worst best picture winner ever!” The Academy: “Hold my beer.”

And I thought the Super Bowl was disappointing

“Black Panther” HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH THATS SOME GOOD SHIT RIGHT THERE

I loved Green Book, it was on my 2018 Top 10, but I don't think it deserved Best Picture over Roma, The Favourite or Blackkklansman

Imagine comparing this to Parasite, The Shape of Water, Moonlight, and Spotlight🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Wow Julia Robers, my gosh what a beauty!!!!!!

3:17 "I want to thank Steven Spielberg" THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT

Nominating Black Panther for this category was the dumbest decision by the Academy.

The Green Book is great, why the hate?

1995: The Shawshank Redemption 1999: Saving Private Ryan 2003: The Pianist 2006: Brokeback Mountain 2010: Up 2011: Black Swan 2017: La La Land 2019: Roma Those would be my choices for best picture!

I saw Green Book at its second screening at the Toronto International Film Festival. It got a 10 minute standing ovation, and the cast and crew came on stage after the movie. I knew from that moment this movie was going to go far in awards season

And Driving Miss Daisy wins again...

902 likes 896 dislikes “Perfectly balanced as all things should be”

The Green Book was fucking amazing. What's up with all the hate?

1:34 spike was so angry jajajaj

Honestly, this is one the best feel good movies of the decade by a mile

I've just watched the movie yesterday without knowing it won the Oscar for best movie. This was a real master piece.

Black panther gettin a nomination for best picture is just beyond my understanding

Here after seeing Parasite win best picture. To say these movies could ever rival each other...

Yeah Green Book was cool... but can we TALK about how drop dead gorgeous Julia Roberts looks!!!!

I thought Green Book was a good movie.

The Academy broke a tradition! Usually since the 90's they played drums before announcing the winner of Best Picture. To emphasize the suspense since its the most important category of the ceremony. Please, bring the drums back!

1989: Spike Lee nominated for Screenplay for Do the Right Thing, Best Picture goes to Driving Miss Daisy 2019: Spike Lee wins Screenplay, nominated for Director and Picture for BlacKkKlansman, Best Picture goes to Green Book

GREENBOOK ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Although it sometimes felt a little too simple in a straightforward way, I still love this movie. At the same time that’s also where it’s power is. It has stirred up some controversy but I think that’s a good thing because the message is strong. I think this film was not made to make a white audience feel bad about themselves, showing the absurdity and humiliation of the racist customs in the Deep South of the sixties (although it is both absurd and humiliating), or to make a white audience feel good about themselves that a racist white guy befriends a black guy after overcoming some obstacles. That would not honour what this movie is about. The movie shows two people from completely different worlds overcoming their flaws and prejudices and becoming very good friends. It’s also about common sense, doing what’s right and the value of friendship. The criticism that the movie received about “telling the story only through the perspective of a white italian/american caricature” is flawed. The movie clearly puts the development of the relationship between both characters in the center. The choice to begin the story with the white character and his world, makes the movie even stronger. Because now we feel what the black character (entering the stage in about a quarter of the film) has to deal and to put up with. Plus it adds to the mystery and alienation of his character. When we also learn that he doesn’t even fit in his ‘own community’ it is clear to see why the movie did’nt start with him. From reading Lawrence Ware’s (NYT) review I understood that not adressing further the pianist’s sexual incident at the YMCA was a miss. But after hearing another viewpoint from a close friend about it I tend to disagree with Ware. “Sexual orientation is a very private matter” (as she explained to me) “and it should not matter in a friend or work relationship. The film should be about what both men are. Not that one of them has a (for that time) devient orientation. ‘Devient’ sexual orientation is from all times by the way.” With both characters and their innately awkward relationship at the center of the movie there is a lot to explore and root for. Would it be interesting to start with the pianist and his world? It would take away some of the mystery of his character, yet at the same time give a close and indepth look on the complexity of his situation. Not that we don’t feel this in the current movie. Eventually it comes in strong thanks to a gradual reveal and the inevitable clash between the two. People who say that this film is made to make white people feel good about themselves have completely missed the point. I would even say that in a time where divicive and polarising retoric is used to seperate us even more from one another this film is a very welcome breath of fresh air. P.S. I haven’t seen all the other movies yet, I thought Black Panther was better then Greenbook and I’m curious to see the others. But I’m happy for the recognition that the Greenbook team received. It’s an important movie. It is time more then ever, that we unite and come together.

"Green Book" is a Christmas movie.

Roma should have won

If people didn't like this win, how come there are more likes than dislikes for this video and how come this win has more likes than Shakespeare in Love and Crash combined?

Black Panther would have been the first Superhero movie to win Best Picture

We live in a world where black panther got nominated for best picture while the dark knight didn't... Let that go through your mind

Why are people so mad about this? It was a outstanding movie, it had a great message behind it with some great acting.

A winning because of money, Spielberg and campaign against Netflix

Is Octavia part of the producing team.

I'm very glad Green Book won 3 important awards (I loved that movie since the 1st time I saw it), even if Roma remains the best movie of 2018.

The fact that this movie has the Best Picture Award and Blade Runner 2049 hasn't, sometimes makes me loose my sleep.

Viggo appears in two best picture oscars winner = Green Book and TLOTR Return of The King...!

Black panther being nominated is still the most hilarious thing about this

I got to say: Bohemian Rhapsody and Black Panthers’ nominations were a surprise to be sure and an unwelcome one. I really like BP but Best Picture nomination is way too far, farther than the entire Pacific and don’t get me started on BR. It’s just a generic biography movie

They should’ve had a drum role playing before Julia announced the winner.

1) The Favourite 2) Roma 3) BlacKkKlansman 4) A Star Is Born 5) Black Panther 6) Bohemian Rhapsody 7) Green Book 8) Vice All I can really say is, what happened between last year's ceremony and this? "The Shape of Water", "Get Out", "Lady Bird", "Phantom Thread", "Three Billboards" - all strong films from a better than average best picture field. More crucially, they were films that not only impressed in a technical sense, but also brought something unique and engaging in terms of narrative and emotional scope. You compare that to the 8 movies listed above, and its rather puzzling to see that kind of downward slope. I say that as among the nominees there was 1 film I loved (The Favourite), 4 that I liked (Roma - Black Panther), and 3 that simply baffled made the cut, to be frank. If this is indicative of the oscar's future, than that's truly disappointing.

Green Book was pretty good all things considered

Can you imagine of black panther won BEST PICTURE ?

The favourite, roma, or blackkklansman should have won and this is the weakest the category has been since the year the artist won. Thankfully the 2019/2020 category has a great lineup

Shout-Out to the late Carrie Fisher aka Princess Leia

I really love this movie! Brilliant Viggo Mortensen, he should have won the oscar!

Julia’s hair and makeup is some of the most stunning I’ve seen on her

I Don't care about haters I love this movie so much

ROMA SHOULD’VE WON

I would've swaped Black Panther with Infinity War.

The Academy sometimes understands movies and listens to the public on what should actually be Best Picture

1. Blackkklansman 2. Roma 3. Bohemian Rhapsody 4. A Star Is Born 5. The Favourite 6. Black Panther 7. Green Book 8. Vice A Quiet Place, If Beale Street Could Talk, First Man, Mary Poppins Returns, MI6, deserves a nomination for best picture

And they say that cinema is dead because of Netflix and MCU.

I think 'a star is born' deserved it much more....

This victory has that "Crash" taste. Not good.

I'm surprised Black Panther even scored a nomination here. Despite all the rumors. But I'm not complaining. But hey, if Toy Story or Mad Max got best picture, practically almost any blockbuster can at this point.

Green Book was a excellent story and great film that made me cry

1. Roma 2. BlacKkKlansman 3. Green Book 4. A Star Is Born 5. Black Panther 6. Bohemian Rhapsody 7. The Favourite 8. Vice

I think Shoplifters was better than Roma but I'd stil pick either over Green Book

Anyone watching it only for Julia Roberts & how she's meeting ppl in the back:))

If Bohemian Rhapsody won, it would have been great to hear “We are the Champions” as they walked on to the stage.

In the last 10 years, if you ask the Academy members about any year: "Was the winning picture your favorite one of that year?". The very biggest part of members wil say: "No, it was not". So, what's the point of this rules to award the second film of the lists?

Peter Farrelly with the Oscar--Jesus. That's the one plum the world (including him) never expected him to acquire.

Why isn't anyone talking about Viggo? Although he's got 3 nominations, he's still quite underrated.

What did Green Book have that Black Panther didn't have?!

1. Black Panther - 98% 2. The Favourite - 95% 3. A Star Is Born - 90% 4. Green Book - 87% 5. Roma - 82% 6. BlacKkKlansman - 79% 7. Bohemian Rhapsody - 75% 8. Vice - 45%

Never forget: this video had more thumbs down than up, before the dislikes were hidden

2:57 So happy that vigo got his oscar moment.

Mahershala ali > moonlight > best supporting actor + best picture Also, mahershala ali > green book > best supporting actor + best picture 👏👏👏

The same guy who had Jeff Daniels sit on a toilet with diarrhea and had jizz fall on the side of Ben Stiller’s ear is now a two time Oscar winner…just wanted to say that.

I came here just to look one more time at Julia in pink dress