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Hamish HamiltonInterprètes:
Jimmy Kimmel (modérateur), Zendaya, Emily Blunt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicolas Cage, Jennifer Lawrence, Matthew McConaughey, Ryan Gosling, Dwayne Johnson (plus)Critiques (3)
Les meilleurs Oscars depuis longtemps, au terme d’une année exceptionnellement forte pour le cinéma. Des surprises amusantes comme un John Cena complètement nu, Guillermo Rodriguez avec une méga-bouteille de téquila, ou les jumeaux Arnold Schwarzenegger et Danny DeVito. Une cérémonie encore une fois parfaitement animée avec légèreté par Jimmy Kimmel, et des statuettes remises à ceux qui les méritaient. J’ai été ravi de tous les résultats, en particulier celui du meilleur film international et du meilleur son pour La Zone d’intérêt. Un discours puissant du réalisateur de 20 Jours à Marioupol ! Et c’est un Ryan Gosling chantant qui a volé la vedette.
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Probably the best Oscars night I’ve ever experienced. It was funny, entertaining, and free from unnecessary drama — just an all-around great event. The awards themselves were mostly predictable, with the betting odds favoring Oppenheimer in the major categories, which indeed swept the big wins. I was a bit surprised since I don't think it’s Nolan’s best film, but I can accept it. One of the highlights for me was Da'Vine Joy Randolph’s reaction to her win — she was visibly overwhelmed. I was also thrilled for Cillian Murphy, Emma Stone, and even Robert Downey Jr. I really like the first two, so their wins made me happy. As for Robert, despite a few facial expressions I didn’t quite understand, I ended up rooting for him too, even though neither he nor Cillian completely wowed me in Oppenheimer. Jimmy Kimmel handled the hosting duties with ease. His opening was a bit awkward, but he found his groove. Naked John Cena was absolutely hilarious, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito brought some nostalgic charm, Guillermo del Toro with tequila was amusing, and Jimmy’s unexpected joke at Donald Trump’s expense was a hit. Overall, it was a fantastic show. The In Memoriam segment was as touching as ever, beautifully complemented by Andrea Bocelli and his son singing "Con te partirò." The musical performances were standout moments too. Billie Eilish delivered an emotional rendition of her song from Barbie, rivaling the impact of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s performance from a few years back. The Native American performers from Killers of the Flower Moon added a unique touch, and Ryan Gosling’s theatrical performance of "I’m Just Ken," complete with stunning effects, was a showstopper. All in all, it was a superb Oscars night. Here’s hoping they keep this momentum going in the years to come.
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This might just be the best Oscars I've ever seen. It was fast-paced, filled with humor, and refreshingly light on the annoying political stuff. Plus, finally, a lineup of nominated films that people have actually seen. A quick-witted Jimmy Kimmel, a naked John Cena, and an absolutely brilliant Ryan Gosling. Practically every award felt totally deserved. My only gripe is "I'm Just Ken" not winning. I can't remember the last time I heard a song so funny, emotional, and with such incredible choreography and actual relevance for the story.
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