A night to remember... or not. Oscars 2022

Wow! What a night! It was the return of the Award as it used to be before the pandemic and we could see a clear attempt of the Academy to make everything look "fine and normal" while the world faces a tragic war on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean... We had beautiful and cheerful moments indeed and then, Will Smith happened.

The actor won the award for Best Actor in 'King Richard' and it was well deserve it, but his behavior can't be tolerated even though he had all the reasons to be mad with what Chris Rock said about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith - any act of violence can't be tolerated (specially in times like these and specially coming from such an iconic figure like he is).

That said, let's move on! I'm here to bring you only the greatest part about the 94th Academy Awards. Hope you love it!

Best Moments of the Show

Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta reunited to celebrate 28 years of "Pulp Fiction" and present the Oscar for Best Actor

And speaking of celebrate a master piece... Al Pacino, Francis Ford Coppola and #MCM Robert De Niro appear on stage for the 50th anniversary of the movie "The Godfather"

"Power of the Dog" director Jane Campion walks backstage after winning the Oscar for Best Director - after 94 editions of the Oscars, she is the 3rd woman to ever win the Best Director award, can you believe it?

The celebrations continues as this year is the 60th Anniversary of the best (and most charming) secret agent of all time, 007

The best hostesses: Amy Schumer, Wanda Sykes and Regina Hall

"This year the Academy hired three women to host because it's cheaper than hiring one man," Schumer joked.

Hall flirts on stage with, from left, Simu Liu, Bradley Cooper, Tyler Perry and Timothée Chalamet. She had joked earlier in the show about how she was single... (yes, I wanted to be her right now)

Co-host Regina Hall frisks Josh Brolin before he and Jason Momoa presented an award

I don't remember seeing an Oscars stage so colorful!

Artists perform the popular song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" from the Oscar-winning film "Encanto." The performance featured surprise cameos from Megan Thee Stallion and Becky G.

Troy Kotsur gives an emotional acceptance speech after winning the best supporting actor Oscar. Kotsur, who won for his role in "CODA," is the first deaf performer to win an Academy Award in this category.

For the grand finale: Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli appear on stage together to present the Oscar for best picture

We don't talk about Bruno, but we need to talk more about what's going on in the world... A message shows support for Ukraine after a performance by Reba McEntire.