Best Picture Winners of the 2010's

[Conz]

• 2019 - "Green Book"
• 2018 - "The Shape of Water"
• 2017 - "Moonlight"
• 2016 - "Spotlight"
• 2015 - "Birdman"
• 2014 - "12 Years a Slave"
• 2013 - "Argo"
• 2012 - "The Artist"
• 2011 - "The King's Speech"
• 2010 - "The Hurt Locker"
• 2009 - "Slumdog Millionaire"

Answer me this... are you sitting down and re-watching any of these movies? I can't picture myself ever revisiting any of these. The only one here that I might think about watching is Slumdog surprisingly, and i don't think 09 should count, but i included it anyway.

 

[Wise]

The best two are Green Book and Slumdog Millionaire. Followed by Spotlight. I’d def watch the first two again

 

[lamont614]

I only saw slum dog hurt and 12 years on that list

the only one I would rewatch was slum dog


I always wanted to see Argo but didnt

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Yeah, this I why I don't give shyt about the Oscars, besides Slumdog I really don't have a good feeling about any of them. Some were Above average most were boring. The Artist being considered the best anything is comedy.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

I only saw slum dog hurt and 12 years on that list

the only one I would rewatch was slum dog


I always wanted to see Argo but didnt

Argo is OK but trust me you didn't miss much. lol

 

[chineebai]

slumdog is the only one I would see. The story and the music is too good.

 

[CROM]

The Hurt Locker was legitimately good. I could rewatch that one. Spotlight and The King’s Speech were great films. I’d sit through them again if I had nothing else to do.

The others...with the exception of The Artist...I’ve seen, but have no interest in watching them again.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Hurt Locker is underrated. Rest of those flicks are

How the hell did birdman get best pic?

 

[HipHopStan]

I actually liked Birdman - although I think Whiplash should've won Best Picture that year. It's the only movie on that list that I've watched more than three times. I also liked Argo and Slumdog. 12 Years A Slave may be the best of the bunch, but it's kind of like Schindler's List, in which it's not a repeat viewing movie. The rest I have forgotten.

EDIT - I take that last part back. I think Warren Beatty/Faye Dunaway's fukk up at the Oscars may have helped Moonlight stay memorable.

 

[FlyRy]

yeah they dropped the ball something awful this past decade. well they always have.

i still enjoy the "sport" of it all following the race

 

[GiantGonzalez]

Didn’t the English patient and Shakespeare in love win best movies

 

[BXKingPin82]

i seen all them shyts, and like other cats in here said already, slumdog probably the only one id rewatch.

 

[HipHopStan]

Didn’t the English patient and Shakespeare in love win best movies

Yes. In Shakespeare in Love's case it beat out Saving Private Ryan thanks to some Harvey Weinstein shenanigans.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

These are mostly great movies

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

• 2019 - "Green Book"
• 2018 - "The Shape of Water"
• 2017 - "Moonlight"
• 2016 - "Spotlight"
• 2015 - "Birdman"
• 2014 - "12 Years a Slave"
• 2013 - "Argo"
• 2012 - "The Artist"
• 2011 - "The King's Speech"
• 2010 - "The Hurt Locker"
• 2009 - "Slumdog Millionaire"

Answer me this... are you sitting down and re-watching any of these movies?

Yes to the bolded. 12 Years was great for what it is but I don't wanna watch again