OSCARS : Best Actor (1990-1999) - TRIBUTE VIDEO 

Your videos were one of the reasons I started loving movies. Now, they are like a reminder of how much I love cinema. You are an immensely skilled editor. The transitions are so wonderful and there's so much attention to detail.

Tom Hanks in 1994: Wanna see me win an Oscar? 1995: Wanna see me do it again?

Roberto Benigni is a unbelievable actor .

The 90s can’t be duplicated.

Daniel Day Lewis’ performance in My Left Foot is the best acting I’ve ever seen from an actor! His body language and delivery of his lines are second to none

1983 Scarface and 1972/1974 Al Pacino needs to won Oscar for these movies.

The Quote from Dafoe is amazing i hope some day he recieve the Oscar that he deserved

The ending is kind of sad knowing what happens to Roberto Benigni at the end of Life Is Beautiful . Anyways great tribute 👏

1:27 is that legendary moment when the Greatest actor of all times, got what he fucking deserved for the last 2 decades!!!! Loved the video... Pls do one for the best pictures of that decade... Forest Gump Schindler's list Titanic... There are many gems

I love the 90s such a packed decade of quality

Daniel day Lewis💯 . Nobody can cross him best Actor of all time . He really deserve 3 oscar

In the words of Kylo Ren: "More, MOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRREEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Starting with DDL is a really good way to start...

Al Pacino deserves minimum 3 Oscars.

You made me cry with only dew secondes of "Life is Beautiful", what a film... Et quel acteur... Il a la réaction la plus humble et honnête que j'ai jamais vu sur la victoire d'un oscar... Merci pour toutes ces vidéos extraordinaires !

Tom Hanks twice in a row is legendary

I remember in 2002 when I was in 8th grade we watched Life is Beautiful. We were all crying at the end and it hit home to us, a generation of kids who only knew of peace until 9/11 the year before, what war could truly mean, not just for soldiers but the ones left behind who try to survive

Jeremy Irons simply has the best voice ever.

ok but I cried at the end! Thanks Benigni 🥺🥺

Love these Oscar videos so much! Can’t wait for the Best Actress one!

ALL the nominees were so happy when Daniel Day Lewis won ... True gentlemen

The 90s had some of the best nominees and very diverse when you look at the nominated genres. The last 10 years, the only films considered worthy of best picture / screenplay / acting are dramatic films; most are usually forgotten days after watching em.

Just seeing Nic cage winning an Oscar here 2:17 making me feel really sad for him 😢

YES I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR SO LONG

Daniel Day-Lewis … quel acteur 😍 Que des grandes performances de tout ces acteurs qui ont marqué l’histoire du cinéma. Superbe vidéo 😊👏🏻

Roberto Benigni🥺 ( life is beautiful ) the best movie I hve ever watched in my life❤ like if u agree👍

Funniest moment of the whole video 2:50 😂😂😂

Every actor from this video has earned his awards. DDL is acting property; JI is a great aristocrat; AH is terribly charming; AP is legendary delicious; TH is darling; NC is lost gold; JR is a gorgeous pianist; JN is the person who makes the best compliments; RB is the true daddy! I love everyone!!!!

These actors are so much better than now

Wait again video about Oscar winners💯🔥

Well done thank you please do 1970-90 next. Cant wait i love your content.

Thank you so much for this new video.

I still watch movies from the 90s, when I was a child I dreamed of going to America to see these actors.

What a powerfull list

All of these were gr8. Jeremy Irons-I have loved him in everything I've seen with him.He and James Earl Jones just have that deep,resonating,unforgettable voice that was just MADE for voice-over projects.Always s favorite.

This was the best time to be alive. Not just in cinema but in life in general. I honestly wish I died in the 90s. Could have spared me the misery of the life of today.

I knew I could count on you 🙌. Top quality videos as always 🔥. Can't wait to see your next video🤩

I'm watching all these oscar videos and just crying again and again

that was sooooo great keep working dude

Daniel Day Lewis is my favourite actor. He totally deserves his all 3 oscars. Great job boy, greetings from Uzbekistan

If I had to name the finest Oscar performance amongst that liste ,I would have to pick Daniel Day Lewis in MY LEFT FOOT, because it's simply the greatest performance I have ever seen !!

Great work dude

I love how happy the other nominee's got when Day Lewis won

My Left Foot is Daniel Day-Lewis's best performance

Tom hanks is way underrated. He is at same level of Al Pacino and Di Niro.

Oh shit i didn't know that Captain Barbosa won an oscar. Truly deserved!

Incredible actors, wonderfull movies!

Wow. Beautifully done my friend.

I agree with pretty much all of these except for 1991. No doubt Jeremy Irons was good but Richard Harris was something else in ‘The Field’.

Beautiful !👏

“As Good as It Gets” was one of the greatest of all time!

Amazing video as always, love your work

2:00 love that moment

Épico , te mereces tu like 😊 , sigue así y llegarás a lo más alto.

He's back!

I saw all the Oscar tribute videos and i hope some day see a video about the 21 oscar nomination from Meryl Streep

The Gems: Tom Hanks, Antony Hopkins ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

When I saw Tom Hanks as Philadelphia I was tearing up cause I love Tom Hanks But Broke when he won the Next Year for my favorite movie role of all Time Forrest Gump

DDL in every best actor winning videos;Well I think you got my point😁

the background music just topped all of it... the emotion and feel gave me goosebumps

The best era of cinema worldwide

i always end up crying watching these tributes

Excellent.

Roberto Benigni sounds like an American doing an over the top Italian accent 😂

I love these videos, please keep going my friend.

These are legends.You are legend too.😍😍(love this clip so much)

Geoffrey Rush and Antony Hopkins are the two most talented actors in this list, stunning actors.

This was an amazing video and edit was amazing

Cinevore->best cinema channel of youtube

I need to watch some of this movies 🍿

more more pls i beg u!!!! i want more oscar tributes from u!! pls. you are master editer. want oscars for best editing too!!!!

You should do a tribute video for "Titanic" and "Return of the King" winning 11 Oscars, I would say "Ben-Hur" too but that footage is from 1960 so it wouldn't be very clean

This would be great to see these through the decades

i dont understand why but i cry watching your videos, in a good complicated way

Robin Williams mustache should've won the Oscar it was glorious

Anthony Hopkins is the 🐐

Yur editing makes it much better :)

ROBERTO my favourite actor and director!

those artist is really something else..

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Excellent video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

90's ia such a wonderful decade,the best

it's funny how when I was thinking of clicking on this video, Willem Dafoe was in my mind... then a quote from him was the beginning frame lol

Daniel day Lewis is undoubtedly the greatest actor of all time 😍😍🔥🔥

Pacino possesses my favorite performance of all time in Scent of a Woman

Nobody has 3 Oscars for Lead Actor but Daniel Day Lewis.

En esos años era toda una proeza ganarse un Oscar, lleno de actores increíbles, directores, productores, realmente un Oscar era algo difícil de alcanzar, hoy en día los entregan para mantener la tradición aún cuando saben que las películas son muy malas comparadas a las de antes.

Why are man getting shamed for being having emotions these days! All of these Oscar winners are man with incredible amount of Emotion but very controlled!

Somehow at the Oscar it seems to be the rule to vote at least every three years someone who is completely unknown, whose film is completely unknown. At least the great talents like Tom Hanks, Nicolas Cage, and Jack Nicholson have been chosen. Tom Hanks was really terrific in the 90s and 2000s, unfortunately it has really slacked off lately or in the last 10 years.

The next clip is the female lead actor ❤️❤️❤️

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Great video, me very liked Respect to the author

Damn Tom cruise in the rain man 1989 then again in 1990 he's a legend

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Robertooo!

DDL: I didn't knew you guys even had a career, but I would've ended it if I wanted to.

Cool! You went further back. 😀

I watched Reserval of Fortune this year and I still haven't found that acting prominence to the role of Irons. Frankly, he didn't even deserve the nomination like Clooney for Syriana.

My personal ranking of the decade of winners: 10. Jack Nicholson: A fine performance and while his on-screen chemistry plays well with Helen Hunt and Greg Kinnear's characters, his work in this film does not reach the same heights as his early years. Of the nominated performances I've seen, I would have preferred if Matt Damon won. 9. Geoffrey Rush: A terrific performance, but he only stars in 31 mins of the movie. I know the film requires a substantial degree of screentime to depict David Helfgott's younger years, but Rush's terrific work certainly deserved more screentime. It would likely be higher up on this ranking if he had. Of the nominated performances I've seen, I would have preferred if Ralph Fiennes won. 8. Jeremy Irons: Irons performs very well. Claus claims to be innocent of murdering his wife, but you watch the film wondering whether or not you believe him. He does not break down while he has eyes on him, like never before. I imagine many people haven't seen Reversal of Fortune, and if you decide to, it is best to enter this film, without knowing the story. Of the nominated performances I've seen, I would have preferred if Robert De Niro won. 7. Nicholas Cage: A sad tale of the realities of the life of an alcoholic, staring at the bottom of an abyss with very little to show for his life. A tale well told. Of the nominated performances I've seen, Sean Penn is a very close second, but Cage is deserving. 6. Roberto Benigni: Okay, I know many people will think that this is rather high to have Benigni on the list. Guido Orefice can come across as a one-note character, given that he instills the same positivity, and humor through the course of the film, even when we enter the second half. However, the immeasurable joy Roberto Benigni delivers in this film from the get-go, up until his final dance, gives so much to be enjoyed from a viewer's perspective. You can smile away for a couple hours at a man living life to the fullest, in the darkest of times. I have seen all the nominated performances from this year and, on the contrary, I feel a much darker turn from an actor was more deserving of the Oscar: Edward Norton. 5. Kevin Spacey: A terrific performance. With the aid of terrific direction, and terrific writing, this acting could possibly be the best depiction of a middle-aged adult experiencing a mid-life crisis, and attempting to relieve former glory, which appears a dire feat to retrieve. Of the nominated performances I've seen, Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington's characters were excellently executed and became easy to empathize with, but Spacey deserved to open the century with this win. 4. Tom Hanks (1993): One of the most pitiful character arcs I've seen on screen. A great performance depicting a good man's fight for justice. A man willing to fight until the very end. Hanks's physical transformation for his role was impressive too and made Beckett believable as an aids victim. Hanks crying at the end in the hospital bed is top-notch acting. I have seen all the nominated performances from this tough category year. Daniel Day-Lewis's Gerry Conlon would be my third choice, and Liam Neeson's Oskar Schindler would be a very close second, but I am happy Hanks won. 3. Al Pacino: A brilliant performance from a master at his craft. This is a Pacino film that I guess a lot of people haven't seen. Most people will know Pacino's brilliance from the 1970's work in The Godfather Trilogy, amongst other works. People will say he only won this because he was snubbed for so long. That may be true. But in no way shape or form, is he not merited for another spectacular performance. You truly feel his sadness at the Thanksgiving dinner, you truly feel his joy when he dances to the tango, you truly feel his despair when he screams "I'm in the dark!", and you feel his powerful presence when he addresses the board at Baird (Even before he begins his speech. Rewatch when he looks at Charlie's shoulder briefly when he thinks he's going to snitch, and then pats him on the shoulders when he conceals his thoughts. This subtly is super). Of the nominated performances I've seen, I would still award Pacino his Oscar. Keep in mind I have seen Malcolm X, and Denzel Washington is my favorite actor. He was fantastic. 2. Tom Hanks (1994): I rewatched Forrest Gump recently, and I had to have Hanks's performance high up on this list. You grew to love Forrest, you grew to feel terribly sad for him. It is impossible, or damn near impossible, to hate someone who can bring so much good into the world, and just tries to simply live by the golden rule. Of the nominated performances I've seen, Hanks is a clear winner. Morgan Freeman's work is admirable alongside him. 1. Anthony Hopkins: I know I listed Geoffrey Rush in 9th for lack of screen time despite delivering a terrific performance, so I will admit there is a degree of question of having Anthony Hopkins in 1st place on this list, considering he actually has less screen time. I may be biased because Anthony Hopkins made this film a classic that I adore, despite being a gruesome picture. He delivers flawless acting every minute he is on screen, and he truly became, a perfect psychopath. However weird that may sound. Of the nominated performances I've seen, this win is undoubtedly deserving.

Geoffrey Rush is such an underrated actor