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    Al Pacino slip up at the Oscars labeled biggest mistake since ‘La La Land’ mixup

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodMarch 11, 20242 Mins Read
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    Indeed, the Oscars often come with their fair share of unexpected moments and slip-ups, and this year was no exception. Al Pacino’s premature announcement of the Best Picture winner certainly added an element of surprise to the evening, reminiscent of the infamous La La Land/Moonlight mix-up in 2016.

    Skipping over the nominees and directly announcing the winner is indeed a departure from the usual protocol of award presentations. Typically, presenters take the time to acknowledge each nominee before revealing the winner, ensuring that everyone receives their due recognition.

    While Pacino’s blunder may have caused a stir, it was largely taken in good humor by viewers, who couldn’t help but draw comparisons to the iconic mix-up of 2016. The moment sparked plenty of chatter online, with many social media users sharing their humorous takes on the situation.

    Despite the unexpected twist, it’s worth noting that Oppenheimer, the announced winner, received several other awards throughout the evening, highlighting its success and recognition within the industry.

    "And my eyes see #Oppenheimer"

    This is going to be iconic!

    Al Pacino was such a cutie today♥️#Oscars2024pic.twitter.com/0WpzwdgJBa

    — BINGED (@Binged_) March 11, 2024

    As for favorite moments from this year’s Academy Awards, it ultimately comes down to personal preference. Whether it’s the excitement of seeing deserving winners take the stage, memorable acceptance speeches, or unexpected moments like Pacino’s slip-up, the Oscars always offer plenty of highlights for audiences to enjoy.

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