The Greatest Showman

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"We hacked Twitter, it's true." Allen said with a big smile, "Just got an email from Twitter, we almost crashed Twitter's servers, and we made history." Quan There was applause. "Look, Renly, look what we've accomplished!"

Renly shrugged lightly, with a smile on the corner of his mouth. His calm and confident gesture made the audience show a clear understanding: this seems to be a habit for Renly.

"It's amazing, we made history. It's really awesome." Alan reemphasized cheerfully and easily with a big smile on his face, "The most retweeted tweet ever, we did it. I think , everyone here is a winner, and of course, Renly and I are the biggest winners."

The audience laughed again.

"I, uh, I just borrowed a hat from Farrell, and I thought, let's all get together to buy pizza, because everyone was silent just now, and no one seemed to answer my call..." Alan said. Then she turned around silently, and the camera locked onto her and... Harvey Weinstein.

At this point, Harvey's emotions have calmed down, and he has regained his usual calmness and composure. He has been in the Oscars for more than 20 years. He has reasons and confidence, and he is still the dominant party. But now, he needs to show his atmosphere and enjoy tonight, those narrowed eyes, once again flashing the old fox's old way and cunning.

In the face of Allen's jokes, this time, Harvey handled it with ease.

Harvey took out the cash from his pocket - just now during the commercial break, many assistants and managers appeared at the Dolby Theater, and obviously, the guests were all ready.

Allen deliberately leaned out and took a serious look, "How much do you prepare?"

Harvey counted from a thick stack of bills, then put it into Farrell's brown hat. "...Two hundred."

Alan was not satisfied at first, but after hearing the numbers, he deliberately showed a reluctant look, "Oh, this is a starting price."

starting price?

All the guests around laughed lightly.

Allen then walked forward, "John, you can give twenty, twenty." John Travolta also took out his wallet from his pocket.

At this time, Kevin Spacey next to him also stood up, and Allen's eyes just stared at Kevin, and even started to count, "Ten? Twenty?"

Kevin counted twenty dollars, took it out, and put the rest of the stack into the hat. "I'll just keep that."

Allen then showed a satisfied expression, "Thank you." Immediately afterwards, Allen took out a hundred dollars from his hat, deliberately pretended to be in a hurry, and hurriedly stuffed the banknotes into his pocket Here, the action was really too funny, and the whole audience burst into laughter.

Allen walked over like this one by one, teased Brad Pitt, teased Chiwetel Ejiofor, teased Meryl Streep, and finally pointed to Renly, "Hey, Gentleman, I'm still waiting for you, we'll discuss it later." After the process was over, Allen said, "Let's welcome Robert De Niro and Penelope Cruz."

Everyone knows that the awards ceremony is entering its final stages, but before the tense moment comes, Allen still uses his unique humor and wit to liven up the atmosphere.

Robert De Niro and Penelope Cruz are about to present awards in the writing department.

First up is the Best Adapted Screenplay Award!

Why was this award given out in the first place?

Because it's an award with relatively little suspense and a relatively weak competition -- at least until the ceremony begins.

"Twelve Years a Slave", "Philomena", "The Wolf of Wall Street", "Drunk Town Ballad", "Love Before Midnight".

Among the five nominated works, except "Love Before Midnight", all of them were successfully nominated for the best picture nomination, but the overall focus was all on "Twelve Years a Slave".

The overall momentum of "Philomena" and "Drunken Country Ballads" was flat, and the nomination was already the best reward and affirmation; "The Wolf of Wall Street" was trapped in its own controversy, and the whole awards season was not able to truly To open up the situation, the nomination can be regarded as a surprise.

"Love Before Midnight" is the biggest surprise in the nomination stage. This series of works has lasted for 18 years and has been well received in the independent film field, but it has never been able to win more recognition in the awards season. This time it was unexpectedly shortlisted. Oscar, many critics have sent praise.

In other words, the advantages of "12 years as a slave" are very obvious. Even in the first stage, "Twelve Years a Slave" was the most popular, and the strong academy PR in the second stage made this work stand out, and it was almost difficult to find a head-to-head competition in the best adapted screenplay department. opponent.

The only works that can shake "Twelve Years a Slave" a little bit may be "Drunken Hometown Ballads" and "Love Before Midnight", which have a certain ability to upset. These two works are the favorites of countless literary and artistic youths. In the absence of competitiveness in other awards departments, perhaps the script department can win more support, but the impact is still limited.

Therefore, this is the most secure department of "Twelve Years a Slave", no one.

But who knows, after the awards ceremony was unveiled, the situation changed - now "slave"

Twelve Years" is still empty-handed, and the only positive thing to watch compared to "American Hustle" is in the Best Adapted Screenplay department, but if... If we look at the development curve of "American Hustle" tonight, "Ten Slaves" "Two Years" also lost the Best Adapted Screenplay Award, just like the unpopularity of Best Supporting Actress, then this will also directly announce that "12 Years a Slave" has withdrawn from the competition for Best Picture.

In other words, the award with the least suspense has now become the last straw for "12 years as a slave". They must win this little golden man to keep the suspense tonight.

Robert gave Penelope the chance to announce the winning result, and Penelope did not deliberately create suspense, and announced the answer after opening the envelope, "John-ridley, 'for Twelve years as a slave'."

finally!

"Twelve Years a Slave" finally won the award, and the audience cheered and applauded; and the crew members stood up collectively as if they had won the award for Best Picture, and cheered their hands together. A cold sweat has already broken out, and the high-hanging heart can finally be put back into his chest.

No matter what, they still retain a glimmer of hope. Although "Gravity" is extremely strong tonight, they still retain the hope of hitting the ultimate prize, and every award awarded in the future may change the whole scene, "Slave Twelve years" can still complete the turnaround!

Compared with the "American Conspiracy", which was invincible in the second stage, "12 Years a Slave", which has mastered the "race/race/card" skillfully, is still firmly grasping fate's throat.

Then came the Best Original Screenplay Award!

"Blue Jasmine", "Dallas Buyers Club", "Her", "Nebraska", "American Hustle".

The competition is even more intense than the Best Supporting Actress Award. All five nominated works have the strength to reach the top. Except for "Blue Jasmine", the other four are all nominated for Best Picture. What's more interesting is, " Blue Jasmine is still the department's biggest favorite.

In the entire awards season this year, the best original screenplay has always been the most anxious and closest award:

"She" has won countless fans with her unique and original perspective, mesmerizing lines and structure. In the previous major film festivals and the Film Critics Association, it has been favored by many.

"Dallas Buyers Club" and "Nebraska" have some similarities. They are also low-cost independent works. They also focus on a specific group. They also impress the audience with delicate emotions. It has won a lot of recognition, which also makes both works have won unanimous praise.

"American Hustle" is a shining star. The balance and scheduling of group dramas have their own uniqueness. The script writing method of establishing characters in a few words is more sophisticated, and it is worthy of recognition in terms of depth and width.

Needless to say, "Blue Jasmine" comes from the master of Woody Allen. The conflict of the drama and the excavation of human nature still have his usual black humor, and his lines are still the leader in the field of American films. top spot.

In the awards season, the five works are almost indistinguishable. Judging from the number of nominations and the number of awards, the difference between the winners and the losers can be regarded as negligible. Each work has its own support group. , different wind vanes have chosen works that conform to their own orientations, and the whole awards season presents a lively situation of a hundred flowers blooming and a hundred schools of thought contending.

At present, "Blue Jasmine" has a slight advantage, but "American Hustle" is the weakest, but it is normal for the four best film shortlisted works to complete the go-ahead with the advantages of the second stage of academy public relations, because " The advantage of Blue Jasmine is very weak.

Although the Best Original Screenplay Award may not be able to change the direction of the Best Picture - unless it is "American Hustle" upset, but the Academy still arranges it in the back, once again expressing its recognition and encouragement for the original play.

Robert De Niro didn't hold back either, opening the envelope and announcing the winner, "Spike Jones, 'she'."

Not an accident, but more of a surprise.

In this year's awards season, "she", who has repeatedly won praise like a clear stream, has always been the most recognized link in the script department. One of the most popular works by the Academy in Spike-Jones' career has now successfully topped the Oscar, allowing this young literary and artistic young man from the East Coast of the United States to also gain a golden statue.

Now, there are only four awards left for the entire awards ceremony: Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, and Best Picture!

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