Moments: Oscar’s Best Pictures PART 2 (2008 Edition)
September 3rd, 2010
(CHECK MY CHANNEL FOR THE NEWEST 2009 EDITION!) It’s the one film that is selected each year by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences … the best of what the film industry has done all year … the film named Best Picture. Relive Oscar history through some of the most memorable, more quiet moments from 80 classic films … Best Pictures one and all. Part 2 picks up with 1965 all the way to the most recent winner in 2007.
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Barbra Streisand singing ‘Funny Girl’ and ‘The Music That Makes Me Dance’ at her 30th October 2006 Florida Concert. ‘Funny Girl’ was written for the 1968 film and was nominated for the ‘Best Song’ category at the Oscars. ‘The Music That Makes Me Dance’ was featured in the Broadway version only. Taken from the forthcoming DVD Box Set ‘Barbra Streisand: The Concerts’ to be released in North America on 28th April 2009. Music and Lyrics by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill
Music by Franck Vinchon (aka Dirrty Frank) and directed by Vicente Navarro.
Patricia Neal presenting the Oscar® for Best Foreign Language Film to “A Man and a Woman” at the 39th Academy Awards® in 1966. Introduced by Bob Hope.
It’s the one film that is selected each year by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences … the best of what the film industry has done all year … the film named Best Picture. Relive Oscar history through some of the most memorable, more quiet moments from 81 classic films … Best Pictures one and all. Part 2 picks up with 1967 all the way to the most recent winner in 2008, Slumdog Millionaire.
How adorable are these octopi? In Oktapodi, these two cuties help each other escape the clutches of a tyrannical restaurant cook. But, even once theyre out of the kitchen, their battle to stay together is not over.
O Curioso Caso de Benjamin Button – Drama baseado no clássico romance homônimo escrito por F. Scott Fitzgerald nos anos de 1920, que conta a história de Benjamin Button, um homem que misteriosamente começa a rejuvenescer e passa a sofrer as bizarras consequências do fenômeno. Button, estranhamente, chega aos seus 80 e poucos anos – na New Orleans de 1918, quando a Primeira Guerra está chegando ao fim – e a partir disso começa a ficar mais jovem. Ainda que a cronologia do tempo segue normalmente e ele invada os anos do século 21.
Slumdog Millionaire wins the Oscar for Best Picture at the 81st Academy Awards. http://www.ExploreTalent.com. The film won not only Best Picture but Best Director for Danny Boyle, Best achievement in Music, Editing, Sound, Cinematography, and Adapted screenplay. 
www.bbc.co.uk/markkermode.
Christopher Reeve introducing a film montage recognizing how Hollywood has tackled social issues. 68th Annual Academy Awards®in 1996.