What is the Best Film to Win Best Picture at The Oscars in the last 10 Years?

So this is kinda late but I wanted to wait a little while before I made any Oscar polls..

But basically I want you to vote for the best three films out of ten that have been lucky enought to win Best Picture at the Oscars.

I think you can choose 3 but if not then vote for one and then say your runner up and second runner up.

I will be doing more polls later such as Lead Actor/Actress, Supporting Actor/Actress Director, etc.

Also if you want say which film was the worst one to win Best Picture and say what film from that year should have won!

So please discuss this and future ones.

LOTR, definitely.

Slumdog Millionaire was so overrated. Waste of my time.

1. Million Dollar Baby (by far the best movie to win it in a long time)
2. Chicago
3. Slumdog Millionair

By far the 3 best.

4. The Hurt Locker
5. LODR
6. Gladiator.

A Beautiful mind was by far the worste movie to win Picture of the Year. it was just a horrible movie, It wasn't bad i'll be honest, but Moulin Rouge or In The Bedroom deserved it more the A Beautiful Mind, still baffeled it was nominated. Iris, Amelie, A.I.:Artificial Inteligence, Monsters Ball, Pearl Harbor could have all gotten a nomination...but a Beautiful mind gets it??? Come on. Hell i'd even throw Training Day, Harry potter, Bridgest Jones's Diary I Am Sam and Ali in that category before i throw in A Beautiful Mind.....I'm seriously still baffeled by that nominee

Moulin Rouge is one of my favorites. I haven't watched it in a few years.

I think I made it so people could vote for as many as they wanted.

I only wanted people to be able to vote for three..

But as for me I would say:

LOTR: RTK as my favorite

I am having a hard time choosing 2 out of these three: Million Dollar Baby, Crash, and The Departed..

Crash was seriously one of the worse winners as well, the award had to go to....no not Broke Back Mountaint, but to Munich or Capote. It sucked that North Country wasn't nominated for best picture of the year, That was an oscar worthy movie and perfomance by Charlize theron.

I think Theron did good as well.

She was so badly treated I wanted her to go all "Monster" on all of those bastards! What is the Best Film to Win Best Picture at The Oscars in the last 10 Years? 9121

What is the Best Film to Win Best Picture at The Oscars in the last 10 Years? 9121

Lol though everyone claims her role in "Monster" was epic, she was FAR FAR more better in North Country, really wished she got the award over Reese that year, she did deserve it.

KiwiKevin: Too Hot for WD wrote:: Lol though everyone claims her role in "Monster" was epic, she was FAR FAR more better in North Country, really wished she got the award over Reese that year, she did deserve it.

I don't know if you understood me I wanted her character in North Country to cap a b*tch like she did in Monster..

2003 had very little competition so she easily won that. I disagree with you since I really liked her in that movie.

I know what you meant i just really liked her in North Country more, it was a more dramatic, note worthy performance, though that year it was a real hard one.

I only watched Crash and Chicago and enjoyed them both so I voted for those two!

A Beautiful Mind, Gladiator will be giving on my DVR soon so I'll watch those soon.

I really want to see The Departed! Looks GREAT!

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I've only seen Gladiator, but I do want to see Crash.

All the other movies sound/look boring.

My other forum has different results of course.

The Departed is in first.
Gladiator is second.
And LOTR: The Return of The King and No Country For Old Men are tied for third.

That forum has like a trillion members (jealous sad

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