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The 92nd Academy Awards Made History: A List of Every Winner

The Academy Awards have come and gone for the 92nd time, but events broke the mold last night. Here is a complete list of the winners, along with our thoughts.
Parasite Takes 92nd Academy Awards

And the Oscar goes to…! It’s the day after the biggest award show in the film Industry, the 92nd Academy Awards, which just made history on multiple levels. Here is our full breakdown of every winner of the 92nd Academy Awards:

Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role

And the Oscar goes to… Brad Pitt – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
That probably was the safest bet of the evening. Everyone was expecting this to happen, and everyone was fine that it happened. This was Brad Pitt’s first acting Oscar, as he won one for the drama 12 Years a Slave as a producer.

Brad Pitt Academy Awards 2020
The proud winner

Animated feature film

And the Oscar goes to… Toy Story 4. That wasn’t a big surprise, but there were a lot of people hoping for one of the two nominated Netflix films, Klaus and I Lost My Body, to win. Regardless, it’s a deserved win full of nostalgia, seeing as Toy Story 3 took home the award a decade earlier.

Toy Story 4 Winners Oscars 2020
Josh Cooley, Mark Nielsen and Jonas Rivera

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Animated Short Film

And the Oscar goes to… Hair Love. Which is pretty cool, because Karen Rupert Toliver is the first black women that has ever won an Oscar in the animated film category. Not to mention that Matthew A. Cherry manifested their win on Twitter years ago.

Hair Love Winners Oscars 2020
Award love

Original Screenplay

And the Oscar goes to… Parasite. The man of the night, Bong Joon-ho, won his first Oscar for best Original Screenplay, defeating Quentin Tarantino.

Bong Joon-ho oscars 2020
Bong Joon-ho and Han Jin-won

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Finn Schlote

Finn thinks and talks about movies all day, has a strong interest in how movies are made and he loves great cinematography. Comedy or horror, arthouse or big-budget blockbuster, Finn watches everything. He is a passionate Blu-Ray collector and is still waiting for a Jumper (2008) sequel.