Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison at Adrien Brody's 'clash' with the orchestra: The most spicy moments of the Oscars ceremony

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Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison at Adrien Brody's 'clash' with the

Unlike the film "Oppenheimer" which last year took home the top prize, and which had a very large budget, this year the Oscars have been oriented towards films with small budgets. "Anora" and "The Brutalist" which took home the top prizes cost 6 and 10 million dollars respectively. These factors sealed the 97th Oscar ceremony as a night of triumph for independent films.

Livestream failure

Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison at Adrien Brody's 'clash' with the

This year, unlike other years, the Oscar broadcast was entrusted to the "Hoo-loo" platform, which, through payment, would make it possible to watch the ceremony from Americans' mobile phones. But in the middle of Brody's speech, the livestream went down, leaving millions of Americans without a signal and without the opportunity to enjoy the Oscar ceremony.

Sean Baker, winner of the Oscars for "Anora," made a powerful call during his acceptance speech for more independent films and more screens to broadcast the Oscars. However, the livestream failed.

Adrien Brody's 45-second speech isn't enough

Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison at Adrien Brody's 'clash' with the

On Oscar night, there is a rule. The acceptance speech must be a maximum of 45 seconds. If you go on too long, it is the orchestra that interrupts you. But this time it was different. Brody found 45 seconds not enough, extending his speech to 2 minutes. Every time the orchestra tried to interrupt him, he would often wave his hand, ordering: Turn off that music and let me speak.

Horror night - for horror movies

“The Substance,” a gory horror film, entered the race with five Oscar nominations and came away with just one award, winning for makeup and hairstyling. With previous winners in the category including “The Wolfman” and “Bram Stoker’s Dracula,” Oscar night was hardly a time for hope. Star Demi Moore was seen as a leading contender for best actress and writer-director Coralie Fargeat was considered a strong contender for original screenplay, but both lost out to Anora, a far from traditional choice that stood on the safer ground of the genre. Even “Nosferatu,” a more serious horror film, failed to win in any of its four categories, capping off a night of scary movies.

Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison

Demi Moore vs Mickey Madison at Adrien Brody's 'clash' with the

Mikey Madison's performance in "Anora" is incredible, but you can't help but feel sorry for Demi Moore, who has had a magical time this awards season. We can only hope that "The Substance" marks a career comeback for her and that we continue to see Moore in truly exciting and important roles.

"Conclave" a failure at the Oscars

It’s been a strange season, with the leading contenders never looking strong enough and the films feeling like unusual, often radical choices. There was a musical about witches, a comedy about a sex worker, an opera about a transgender cartel boss. So “Conclave,” a strong adaptation of a Robert Harris novel full of familiar faces, began to look like the potential underdog. It was one of the most popular films this season, without any contest, and when it won the Bafta for best film and then the Screen Actors Guild’s ensemble award, it felt like it could go for best picture. But “Conclave” won only one category, overshadowing one of the best films of last year.



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