The Academy’s In Memoriam segment has aired and it was beyond heartbreaking this year with so many people lost in the film industry. From Carrie Fisher to Bill Paxton, this was a damn hard year.
And it is not just us who feels this way. The internet has spoken out and yeah, this is painful.
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Here are all the reactions…
Debbie and Carrie at the end of the In Memoriam and General Leia’s “May the Force be with you” broke my heart.
— ️ (@artciovi) February 27, 2017
Ok, this hurts. RIP to so many who gave us so much. #oscars #inmemoriam pic.twitter.com/AcdQ1KtkrL
— Ming-Na Wen (@MingNa) February 27, 2017
Did #Oscars #inmemoriam miss #AlanThicke ???? Unless I missed it. pic.twitter.com/m9kDmmveqf
— mrs88 (@Habs33fan) February 27, 2017
Me, when Carrie Fisher came on the screen. #InMemoriam #Oscars pic.twitter.com/21Oc3iluXA
— Sergio Velasquez (@sergioshorts) February 27, 2017
Did that In Memoriam segment hit anyone else that hard? #Oscars pic.twitter.com/hSWP3gD7XE
— Amalia Halpin (@Amalia_Halpin) February 27, 2017
when I saw Carrie and Debbie in the in memoriam segment, I died inside again #Oscars
— skully (@satan_starlight) February 27, 2017
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