“And my eyes see ‘Oppenheimer,’” Pacino said next, to tepid applause from an audience that seemed unsure whether that statement was the most important proclamation of the night.

“My eyes see ‘Oppenheimer!‘ “ The “Scent of a Woman” star’s brusk announcement was met with several social media users wishing the actor had kept decorum. “Wish Al would have read ...

"My eyes see 'O p penheimer.' "To the point, a little confusing but it works: "Oppenheimer" wins! Kimmel gets in one last Nolan crack – "If only Christopher Nolan had a way to text his family ...

And I will. Here it comes… And my eyes see Oppenheimer.” Pacino began to read out the names of the producers, who accept the award for Best Picture, but this was drowned out by applause.

"And I have to go to the envelope for that, and I will. Here it comes. And my eyes see 'Oppenheimer.' Yes. Yes." Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The audience appeared ...

“And my eyes see ‘Oppenheimer,’” Pacino said next, to tepid applause from an audience that seemed unsure whether that statement was the most important proclamation of the night.

“And I will. Here it comes. And my eyes see Oppenheimer. Yes, yes,” he added, before reading the names on the card. He also apparently didn’t read any of the other nominees before revealing ...

The actor went right to "my eyes see 'Oppenheimer.'" By Christy Piña Associate Editor Al Pacino skipped over quite a few steps before announcing Oppenheimer as the best picture winner at the ...

I certainly don’t mock this preference or roll my eyes at Nolan for urging fans to see Oppenheimer in this particular, more expensive format. (The film was shot on IMAX cameras for a reason.) ...

"And my eyes see 'Oppenheimer,'" Pacino said, before the camera quickly panned to the winners in the audience. People were, of course, quick to take to social media to comment about the bizarre ...

The actor went right to "my eyes see 'Oppenheimer.'" By Christy Piña Associate Editor Not including the recount of all the films up for best picture takes away some of the suspense of the award ...

And, uh, I have to go to the envelope for that. And I will. Here it comes. And my eyes see … Oppenheimer? Yes, yes,” Pacino said, as the crowd stood on their feet in a standing ovation.