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.
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Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role

And the Oscar goes to… Laura Dern – Marriage Story. Not a surprise by any means, but well deserved after a career full of award-worthy performances. I still would’ve loved if Florence Pugh won one.

laura dern academy awards 2020
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Sound Editing

And the Oscar goes to… Ford v Ferrari. This and Sound Mixing probably screw up a lot of bets. I can’t be the only one who thought that 1917 would win both. Or am I?

Sound Editing Winner Oscars 2020
Donald Sylvester

Sound Mixing

And the Oscar goes to… 1917. At least I got this bet right. I wish Ad Astra would’ve won, just so that it could’ve be Academy Award Winner Ad Astra.

Sound Mixing Winners Oscars 2020
Mark Taylor and Stuart Wilson

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Cinematography

And the Oscar goes to… 1917. Very well deserved, but I would’ve loved if The Lighthouse had won.

Roger Deakins Academy Awards 2020
Roger Deakins

Film Editing

And the Oscar goes to… Ford v Ferrari. I think this one surprised a lot of people. I can’t be the only one who thought that The Irishman would win this. But I missed Ford v Ferrari in cinemas, so I can’t say much about it.

ford v ferrari academy awards 2020
Michael McCusker and Andrew Buckland

Visual Effects

And the Oscar goes to… 1917. I mean The Irishman, Avengers: Endgame, Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker?! If there was ever a time to go outside the box with the technical stuff at the Academy Awards, it was here.

Visual Effects Winners Oscars 2020
Guillaume Rocheron, Greg Butler and Dominic Tuohy

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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.