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The Oscars

  • TV Special
  • 2015
  • TV-14
  • 3h 43m
IMDb RATING
6.5/10
3.9K
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Neil Patrick Harris in The Oscars (2015)
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences celebrates the year's achievements in film.The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences celebrates the year's achievements in film.The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences celebrates the year's achievements in film.

  • Director
    • Hamish Hamilton
  • Writers
    • Greg Berlanti
    • Seth Grahame-Smith
    • Michael Green
  • Stars
    • Neil Patrick Harris
    • Anna Kendrick
    • Lupita Nyong'o
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.5/10
    3.9K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Hamish Hamilton
    • Writers
      • Greg Berlanti
      • Seth Grahame-Smith
      • Michael Green
    • Stars
      • Neil Patrick Harris
      • Anna Kendrick
      • Lupita Nyong'o
    • 10User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 2 wins & 13 nominations total

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    The 87th Academy Award Red Carpet
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    The 87th Academy Award Red Carpet
    Oscars Nominee Spotlight: Best Picture
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    Oscars Nominee Spotlight: Best Picture
    Oscars Nominee Spotlight: Best Picture
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    Oscars Nominee Spotlight: Best Picture

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    Neil Patrick Harris
    Neil Patrick Harris
    • Self - Host & Performer
    Anna Kendrick
    Anna Kendrick
    • Self - Presenter & Performer
    Lupita Nyong'o
    Lupita Nyong'o
    • Self - Presenter
    Robert Duvall
    Robert Duvall
    • Self - Nominee
    Ethan Hawke
    Ethan Hawke
    • Self - Nominee
    Edward Norton
    Edward Norton
    • Self - Nominee
    Mark Ruffalo
    Mark Ruffalo
    • Self - Nominee
    J.K. Simmons
    J.K. Simmons
    • Self - Winner
    Brian Cullinan
    Brian Cullinan
    • Self - Chairman of PwC's U.S. Board of Partners
    Liam Neeson
    Liam Neeson
    • Self - Presenter
    Dakota Johnson
    Dakota Johnson
    • Self - Presenter
    Adam Levine
    Adam Levine
    • Self - Performer
    Maroon 5
    Maroon 5
    • Themselves - Performer
    Jennifer Lopez
    Jennifer Lopez
    • Self - Presenter
    Chris Pine
    Chris Pine
    • Self - Presenter
    Milena Canonero
    Milena Canonero
    • Self - Winner
    Mark Bridges
    Mark Bridges
    • Self - Nominated: Best Costume Design
    Colleen Atwood
    Colleen Atwood
    • Self - Nominee
    • Director
      • Hamish Hamilton
    • Writers
      • Greg Berlanti
      • Seth Grahame-Smith
      • Michael Green
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    2duraflex

    Way too long and way too much - viewership down 16%

    Regarding Oscars 2015, VARIETY reported: "Oscar Ratings Down 16%, Lowest in Six Years". I am only surprised it wasn't lower.

    It is almost unimaginable that anyone would sit through 3 1/2 hours of this snoozefest after a 1 1/2 hour pre-show on the red carpet.

    And Neil Patrick Harris hosting an awards show - again? Really? And coming out in his tighty-whiteys - yuck! glad we missed that. With all the talent in the country, surely the Academy can find someone better. Although Harris can read his prompters, hit his marks and dance, he's not a very good singer and when he tries to be clever or make a joke, it comes off flat.

    With very few exceptions, movies are not what they used to be - even what they were as recently as 10 or 15 years ago. With 20 minutes of trailers and commercials shown in theaters today before the feature begins, we rarely go out to see a movie anymore and generally wait for it to hit DVD or cable.

    Whatever appeal the Oscars show one had evaporated years ago when movie actors had looks, charisma and exceptional talent and more films were worth watching and buying a ticket to see.
    4harrypaulson-111

    Host, Structure, Purpose...

    It should be a celebration of film. I don't care how long it takes but the movies should be right left and center. Why do you think that the brief appearance of Julie Andrews and Shirley MacLaine gave the proceedings a bit of luster? This was all TV and Broadway. The Rock was a presenter and many TV names. I really miss the Special Oscars. From Chaplin to Elia Kazan. Those were moments. Now is the Governors Awards who have all my interest. Maureen O'Hara, Jean Luc Goddard, Angela Lansbury... Neil Patrick Harris is likable but, too light weight, uncertain, forced. It needs someone with real swagger and charm. I know it's very easy to come out with comments from within the comfort of my own living room but I'm one of those die hard fans of the Oscars and I lament this morphing into a a third rate variety show. Names please. Representative names of the industry, and the industry didn't start yesterday. Let's look deep into our past so we can plan better our future.
    6ajneeago96

    3 Stars out of 5 Stars

    I just wish Interstellar, one of my favorite films of all time, got some more love. At least it won Best Special Effects. I will admit though, Birdman deserved every award it got. Such a masterpiece.
    2misterjiggy

    Boring,Boring, Boring

    I did not think that an MC could be more boring than Anne Hathway and her sidekick but Neil Patrick Harris has managed... His jokes are dull and mistimed. The winners take their sweet time in getting to the Microphone and then they go on and on and on...typical American demeanour...The British need to win all the awards as they keep their speeches to a self deprecating style and they are humorous. The American winners are so self aggrandizing that it is uncomfortable to watch. There were far too many moments in this show where it was cringe-worthy. NPH coming out in his underwear is just desperate. When the camera panned the audience, you could see stars like Oprah, Clint Eastwood, Jennifer Hudson and Eddie Murphy who just had a deadpan look: it said it all-boring!
    8blanbrn

    Upsets! Eddie clips the wings of Michael, yet "Birdman" flies over to top "Boyhood"!

    Well this years Oscars being the 87th Annual one was okay funny with one liners and jokes with song and dance from first time host Neil Patrick Harris, as it was cute little Lego awards were passed out! And true the show this year ran a little long as it made me tired still it was nice to see some veterans win like J.K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette who both thanked parents, people and women in their speeches. And Julianne Moore finally on her 5th try won an Oscar as her performance in "Still Alice" was a long beautiful farewell. However the big surprises were Michael Keaton a long overdue veteran losing best actor to Eddie Redmayne why did the academy members vote for the new kid on the block over the veteran? And however "Birdman" would gather it's wings back and fly over "Boyhood" in an upset for best picture. Well just when you think you know how the awards will go year in and out finally some upsets! Plus it was a fun treat to see John Travolta flirt with Idina Menzel, overall a good awards show with surprise drama with the best actor and best picture upsets!

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    • Trivia
      Two films received nine nominations; Birdman ou (La Surprenante vertu de l'ignorance) (2014) and The Grand Budapest hotel (2014). Edward Norton stars in both films and both were produced by Fox Searchlight.
    • Quotes

      Neil Patrick Harris: [about Benedict Cumberbatch's name] It's not only the coolest name in movies, it's also the sound you get when you ask John Travolta to pronounce "Ben Affleck".

    • Connections
      Edited into Saturday Night Live: Taraji P. Henson/Mumford & Sons (2015)
    • Soundtracks
      Moving Pictures
      Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez

      Performed by Neil Patrick Harris, Anna Kendrick and Jack Black

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    • Release date
      • February 22, 2015 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official sites
      • Oscars.org
      • The Oscars 2015
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • The 87th Annual Academy Awards
    • Filming locations
      • Dolby Theatre, Hollywood, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Storyline Entertainment
      • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)
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    • Runtime
      3 hours 43 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 16:9 HD

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