Last 10 years of Oscar Best Picture winners... scust

[MartyMcFly]

Argo. No country for old men. 12 years a slave. Spotlight. Shape of water. Moonlight

Nah man those are dope

So the better question for OP: what would you have picked?

 

[feelosofer]

Let's be honest none of those decades were great and this past decade actually might be the most consistent.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Let's be honest none of those decades were great and this past decade actually might be the most consistent.

Yeah every decade looks better in retrospect. Either because those films stand the test of time, like the stuff in the 70s, or it’s from when you were a kid, like the stuff in the 80s and 90s. But a lot of those 80s best pictures are

Also to whomever said it, I can’t get with the 90s being the best decade for film.

 

[karim]

compare this shyt to the 90s or 00s...

• 2009 - "Slumdog Millionaire"
• 2008 - "No Country for Old Men"
• 2007 - "The Departed"
• 2006 - "Crash"
• 2005 - "Million Dollar Baby"
• 2004 - "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King"
• 2003 - "Chicago"
• 2002 - "A Beautiful Mind"
• 2001 - "Gladiator"

"Titanic" won the Best Picture Oscar for 1997.20th Century Fox

• 2000 - "American Beauty"
• 1999 - "Shakespeare in Love"
• 1998 - "Titanic"
• 1997 - "The English Patient"
• 1996 - "Braveheart"
• 1995 - "Forrest Gump"
• 1994 - "Schindler’s List"
• 1993 - "Unforgiven"
• 1992 - "The Silence of the Lambs"
• 1991 - "Dances With Wolves"

"Rain Man" won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1988.Alamy stock

• 1990 - "Driving Miss Daisy"

You can do this for every decade since the beginning of the oscars. There is only a handful of winners of best picture, which are truly great movies that stood the test of time

 

[Still FloW]

Craccas

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

No one’s going to mention The Dark Knight’s snub is 2009?

 

[obarth]

Craccas

 

[nieman]

Yeah every decade looks better in retrospect. Either because those films stand the test of time, like the stuff in the 70s, or it’s from when you were a kid, like the stuff in the 80s and 90s. But a lot of those 80s best pictures are

Also to whomever said it, I can’t get with the 90s being the best decade for film.

For, me. I think it's the 60's. I love 80's movies because I'm an 0's baby, but when I think about greatness, I watch a lot of 60's movies.

 

[Jello Biafra]

awful year

I still am trying to figure out how Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close got nominated for anything.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Hurt Locker win Best Picture?!

I’ve only seen 4 from the past 10 years, but even I know there’s not really a film people will call classic.

 

[in the NICK of time]

name me a movie from that list 2010 2019 that ppl will consider classic 20 30 year from now

Say what you will but Birdman is already to me a bonafide classic. It’s alresdy top 50 in my book. That’s me though. The rest I agree with you

 

[MenacingMonk]

Yeah every decade looks better in retrospect. Either because those films stand the test of time, like the stuff in the 70s, or it’s from when you were a kid, like the stuff in the 80s and 90s. But a lot of those 80s best pictures are

Also to whomever said it, I can’t get with the 90s being the best decade for film.

Gladiator, Departed, Beautiful Mind and NCFOM. Those 4 films shyt on every winner this past decade.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Say what you will but Birdman is already to me a bonafide classic. It’s alresdy top 50 in my book. That’s me though. The rest I agree with you

Birdman was meh af but I like Keaton and hoped he would win best actor. Wack movie tho.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Gladiator, Departed, Beautiful Mind and NCFOM. Those 4 films shyt on every winner this past decade.

Can't agree with Beautiful mind, movie has no replay value. The rest I can get with.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Can't agree with Beautiful mind, movie has no replay value. The rest I can get with.

ABM is a great flick. I haven’t watched it in years, but I’ll watxh it again before any winner in the 2010s; even Hurt Locker, and I like War movies a lot.