But if you've started to wonder whether that win was deserved, watch this scene again.
I watch this scene - over and over again I watch it - and it feels infinitely strange to me.
Watch this scene from the film, and then create your own cartoon wizard's duel, either in the form of a comic book or animation.
Just watch this scene where he plays Hobbs in Furious 7, literally busting out of a cast like the Incredible Hulk, and tell me that's not acting.
It is hard to watch this scene today without being reminded of the unrelenting efforts to suppress the right to vote and to roll back the protections of the Voting Rights Act.
Now, I adore Aykroyd but it is impossible to watch this scene without wincing and wishing dearly that Harold Ramis had been on set to rein in some of his friend's excesses, as he did on Ghostbusters.
It was impossible to watch this scene of delirium, which had been conjured up by a mixture of clownishness, ambition, and sullen malice, without feeling a desire for action.
Watch this scene to learn why Novello was known as the "New Valentino": it is undoubtedly a shrug in the direction of Rudolph's famously raunchy tango in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921).
