And the Oscar goes to...

Last sunday the 2013 Academy Awards were celebrated in the Kodak Theathre, as every other year the surprises, fails and victories became part of the evening.

Winners

Picture - Argo

Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincon)

Actress - Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook)

Directing - Ang Lee (Life of Pi)

Supporting Actor - Christoph Waltz (Django Unchained)

Supporting Actres - Anne Hathaway (Les Miserables)

Original Screenplay - Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained)

Adapted Screenplay - Chris Terrio (Argo)

Song - Adele (Skyfall)

Score - (Life of Pi)

Animated Short Film - Paperman

Animated Feature Film - (Brave)

Cinematography - (Life of Pi)

Visual Effects - (Life of Pi)

Costume - (Anna Karenina)

Makeup and Hairstyling - Les Miserables

Live Action Short Film - Curfew

Documentary (short subject) - Inocente

Documentary - Searching For Sugar Man

Foreign Language Film -Amour

Sound Mixing - Les Miserables

Sound Editing (TIE) - Skyfall, Zero Dark Thirty

Editing - Argo

Production Design - Lincoln

As always the newspapers will not only talk about the winner but also about the "awkward funny" events of the night.

• Anne Hatahaway´s nipples say hello to the world in the red carpet
• Jennifer Lawrence graceless fall
• Ben Affleck got his moment
• The appearance of TED who wasn´t as funny as he tries to
• Excelent music brought by Adele, Barbara Streisand and Jennifer Hudson
• The first lady, Michelle Obama, announcing best picture
• A presentator being knock out by a microphone
• Not the greatest oppening monologue from the host.
• An awkward hosting by Seth McFarlane who's sense of humor went from kinda funny to awfully awkward
• Orchesta being drowned by Adele´s powerfull voice
• A funny and bizarre musical with the host, Robbin and Harry Potter
• Capitan Kirk appearance

At the end it was as always a nice Hollywood expectacle that have left us some funny anecdotes and of course many movies that are worth wasting your time sitting at the cinema.
Personally I am a big fan of movies but the Academy's awards are not free of awfully predictable bias so I recomend you all to go to the cinema a judge for yourself who should be named the best of the year. Maybe you feel the same way as the Academy but maybe you would give Avengers, The Hobbit or Wrecked Ralph a couple of awards.