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2010s Best Picture Nominees Film Poll!

🕑 Added 2025-03-02 01:14:18 +0000 UTC

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YoureMrLebowski

4 votes between 1 and 2.

YoureMrLebowski

Finally, a very close race for #1

Birdie Num Num

well it does have a female director(you've talked of how few have been reacted to on the channel in the past)

Tyler Foster

Well, I don't have strong feelings about Zero Dark Thirty, but, anything to defeat Taylor Sheridan. Not that I think the one-vote advantage I'm giving ZDF will hold (and even if it did, I'm sure a one-vote margin would guarantee both get watched).

Tyler Foster

I thought it would be most depressing for LW to come in last but it's even more depressing for it to tie with Green Book.

Elijah Ramirez

Ooooo ended up voting for Zero Dark Thirty since not a lot of people have reactions to it. Hell or High Water is good too but I'm kind of burnt out with Taylor Sheridan (I love most of his stuff don't get me wrong) since a lot of his works feel similar and I'm currently watching two of his TV shows.

Chris Baldwin

I'll put up $100.00 to have Sam watch "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri"!!

Scott Kerr

"When I was going up the stairs..... I met a man who wasn't there."

Lou@Jersey

SAM, my pick as always is 'IDENTITY'! if you want to be on the edge of ur seat, go for a roller coaster ride, thrilled at every turn, SEE 'IDENTITY'! Tie up DANIEL to the chair, cut off all communication to the world, pop some popcorn, get ur security blanket, and watch 'IDENTITY'!!! 😱

Ken Veader

Birdman is my favorite on this list, Mickael Keaton's late career comeback

Andew

Zero Dark Thirty, worthy watch!!

Red Tail Zephier

Come on Hell or Highwater hold strong and win

Birdie Num Num

looking at all the nominees from that decade, I think Tree of Life (2011) was the most acclaimed of all the nominees. It's frequently on greatest films of all time lists.

Smooticus

All of these are worth watching

christopher b swanson

watch the zero dark thirty trailer.............its a great movie........so is hell or high water

Paul Cox

As long as humanity can put Green Book to bed and pretend that bit of mess never happened, I'll endure whatever else we get here.

Tyler Foster

That said, now it's looking like maybe it won't come in last. Only second-to-last, ahead of Hugo.

christopher brown

Darkest Hour (2017)

Tyler Foster

I can only speak to my own personal opinions; I'm not out to diss anyone who likes this stuff. That said, I'm a devout Taylor Sheridan hater -- deeply, deeply dislike that guy and all of his work, including Wind River, which I think I hated even more than this or Sicario -- and I feel similarly about Birdman, which I thought was snobby nonsense. Her sort of fell apart for me on subsequent viewings (although if TBR reacted to it, I'd watch it again), and the rest that I've seen I'm just middling on (haven't seen Bridge of Spies or The Fighter). I re-watched Three Billboards recently, and found it interesting even if I don't think Martin McDonagh gets Middle America at all. Other than Little Women, that's the one I'm closest to rooting for...but even then, I think it's an interesting, well-acted, deeply flawed movie, and I'd much, MUCH rather see McDonagh's In Bruges get a reaction here than Three Billboards (or his brother John Michael McDonagh's The Guard).