Oscars 2024: Is Cinema's Most Prestigious Award show still holding up

Oscars 2024: Is Cinema's Most Prestigious Award show still  holding up

The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, have been the pinnacle of recognition in the film industry for nearly a century. Every year, Hollywood's finest gather to celebrate the best in filmmaking, honoring exceptional talent and groundbreaking achievements. As we look at the Oscars in 2024, we saw an event that showcased the best of the past year but also reflected the evolving landscape of cinema and the industry's commitment to diversity, innovation, and social change.

In recent years, the Oscars have faced criticism for their lack of diversity and representation. However, the Academy has taken significant steps to address these concerns and promote inclusivity. We got to see nominations and wins for filmmakers, actors, and technicians from underrepresented communities and most of all the women took over. Here are some of the best moments from The Oscars 2024.

Da’Vine Joy Randolph revels in her well-deserved triumph as she takes her victory lap. 

The actress, long considered a frontrunner for Best Supporting Actress won! Escorted to the stage by her co-star Paul Giamatti, her tearful gratitude palpable even before she utters a word.

Messi from "Anatomy of a Fall" made it

In a delightful turn of events, the beloved canine star Messi from "Anatomy of a Fall" almost missed his chance to attend the Oscars, according to earlier reports. However, a change of heart ensures Messi not only makes an appearance but steals hearts with his dapper attire, sporting an oversized bow tie that exudes both elegance and charm.

John Cena presenting naked

The audience is treated to a rare sight as John Cena humorously recreates a historic Oscars moment, playfully teasing a streak across the stage. Clad in nothing but a smile and an envelope, Cena's antics provide a lighthearted moment in an otherwise subdued evening.

Accepting the accolade for Best International Film for "The Zone of Interest,"

Jonathan Glazer delivers a poignant speech, drawing parallels between his film and the present-day crisis in Gaza. His words serve as a reminder of the power of cinema to reflect and confront contemporary issues.

Robert Downey Jr wins Best Supporting Actor 

Robert Downey Jr. secures a long-awaited career milestone with his victory in the Best Supporting Actor category for "Oppenheimer," marking a significant moment in his illustrious career beyond the confines of the Marvel universe.

Ryan Gosling perform"I’m Just Ken," with Slash

Ryan Gosling electrifies the audience with his spirited performance of the Barbie anthem, "I’m Just Ken," paying homage to the iconic Marilyn Monroe. Joined onstage by an ensemble of fellow actors and musicians, Gosling's rendition adds a touch of nostalgia to the evening's festivities.

Billie Eilish and Finneas make history as the youngest recipients of two Oscars before the age of 30

A remarkable feat that cements their place in cinematic achievement. The sibling collaborators’ “What Was I Made For?” from Barbie won at the 2024 Oscars. This marks the pair’s second Oscar win in the category, as they took home the award for “No Time to Die” in 2022. When Eilish took the stage, she burst out laughing from excitement. “I had a nightmare about this last night,” joked the pop star. She admitted that she was “not expecting” to win again, but feels “so incredibly lucky and honored.”

"Oppenheimer" taking over

"Oppenheimer" dominates the night, reminiscent of "Return of the King's" sweeping success, claiming victory across multiple categories including Best Picture and Best Director for Christopher Nolan. While debates may arise over directorial nominations, Nolan's triumph is a moment of celebration for the industry as a whole.

Also Emma won!!!!

The Oscars in 2024 was a celebration of the best in filmmaking, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of the industry. With a focus on diversity, inclusion, innovation, and social change, the event will honor exceptional talent and groundbreaking achievements. As cinema continues to evolve, the Oscars will adapt and embrace new technologies, formats, and platforms, ensuring that the awards remain relevant and reflective of the dynamic nature of storytelling. The Oscars in 2024 did not only celebrate the past year's achievements but also provide a glimpse into the future of cinema and its impact on society.
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