The competition continues today with the final polls of Round One, where we will begin to find out which Best Picture Oscar nominee STV fans think is the greatest since the year 2000. We have five polls for you to choose your favourite film from, and the winner will progress into the next round and still stand a chance of winning the overall competition.
It's really simple to play. Just choose between the two films in the poll, and pick which one you think is the better film.
Thanks if you entered the earlier parts of the competition, and you now have the chance to win a $50 Dollar gift card (or the equivalent in your country) Good luck!
Gladiator vs. The Artist
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 5 Oscars from 12 nominations
Oscar Wins/Nominations: 10 Oscar nominations. (pending results)
No Country for Old Men vs. Crash
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 4 Oscars from 8 nominations.
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 3 Oscars from 6 nominations.
A Beautiful Mind vs. Inception
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 4 Oscars from 8 nominations.
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 4 Oscars from 8 nominations.
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring vs. The Aviator
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 4 Oscars from 13 nominations.
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 5 Oscars from 11 nominations.
The Departed vs. War Horse
Oscar Wins/Nominations: Won 4 Oscars from 5 nominations.
Oscar Wins/Nominations: 6 Oscar nominations (pending results)
Don't forget to come back every day to vote for the films you want to do well, so get in your votes today and then enjoy the fun of the competition for the rest of the week!
Remember to let us know who you think will win in the comments, as well as theories on who could be the eventual winner!
You can email me at adamdharris@spoilertv.com with any questions!
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Relatively easy choices for me:
ReplyDeleteGladiator - One of my all time favourites, so an easy winner.
Crash - The toughest poll today, but I think NCFOM wasn't as much a classic as some did, and I really liked Crash. I'll probs be in a minority here though...
Inception - Zimmer's score, DiCaprio's performance, Nolan's scope... everything really :P
LOTR 1 - My favourite of the trilogy. Easy pick.
The Departed - Not Scorsese's best, but War Horse was disappointingly average to me.
Pretty much the same expect I picked No Country for Old Men over Crash
ReplyDeleteBesides the first two poll, we also chose the same. I've only watched Gladiator once many years ago, but that one time I found it ridiculous and since then didn't care to see it again.
ReplyDeleteI went with LoTR.
ReplyDeleteI didn't vote in the first and second poll, because I don't have any opinion about which of them I like better. But in the rest of the polls I did vote:
ReplyDeleteInception - This was a tough choice, though. I like A Beautiful Mind and I think it's got something so special about it that it deserves to win everything. But Inception is a movie that took me totally by surprise last year and that - in some sense - got me into watching more and more movies again. It's by far the best movie (of that genre!!) I have ever seen. And the music is a very big plus, too. (I must say, though, I'm kind of surprised Inception is ahead of A Beautiful Mind by this many votes.)
LotR 1 - Easy choice. All of the LotR movies might be the best movies made within the last decades. So of course it gets my vote.
The Departed - When I first watched this movie, I was quite surprised at how much I actually liked it. That alone is reason enough for me to give it my vote.
I must be the only one who didn't like Gladiator.
ReplyDeleteNo Country for Old Men - thought provoking
ReplyDeleteInception - This was a hard choice, because A Beautiful Mind was quite good. But Inception still has me thinking long after
Lord of the Rings - The first was the best.
The Departed - Lots of plot twists to keep you on your toes.
i missed the first days but i just found this now
ReplyDeletei could only vote for movies which i have seen (which sadly isn't many)
i voted inception and lord of the rings
i didn't think inception was as brilliant as everyone said but it was still amazing
and lord of the rings is just incredible
same here, all the rest I picked the same. The Fellowship Of The Ring is also my favourite of the 3, although I expect The Return Of The King to win...
ReplyDeleteMy votes:
ReplyDeleteGladiator (Russell Crowe was better in The Insider, but he was still really good in this)
No Country For Old Men (Javier Bardem had a performance for the ages; and besides, Crash sucked)
Inception (One of my favorite non-Batman Christopher Nolan movies)
Fellowship Of The Ring (I liked The Aviator, but I'm a bigger LOTR fan)
The Departed (Jack Nicholson, Matt Damon, and especially Leonardo Dicaprio deserved Oscars)
Easy choices for me!
ReplyDeleteGladiator
No Country For Old Men.
Inception
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
The Departed
The Artist - I didn't like Gladiator at all and The Arist is a great movie
ReplyDeleteCrash - I thought it was an ok movie but definitely better than o Country for Old Men
Inception - It's awesome!
LOTR - One of my favourite movies
The Departed - The firsr time i watched it i was pleasantly surprised by the ending and all the performances are awesome!
Gladiator - I adore every(relatively well made) historical movie and Gladiator is one of the best.
ReplyDeleteNo Country for Old Men - I'm not a huge fan of Bardem,but he was brilliant in this one.Also,I wasn't impressed by Crash.
Inception - Because of everything in it!
LOTR:The Fellowship of the Ring - Nothing beats these movies for me!But The Aviator was also good,if only a little too long.
War Horse - This was the hardest one.I really like both movies,but I don't think The Departed will need my vote.I saw War Horse a couple of weeks ago and I found it very touching.Plus,what I said in the beginning about historical movies.
Since we have Inception,The Aviator and The Departed in the poll I just have to share my opinion that someone should finally give the damn Oscar to DiCaprio.
LOTR, Inception and The Artist! :D
ReplyDeleteMy votes:
ReplyDeleteThe Artist - Went to go see it the other day, and for a silent film, it was very well done!
No Country for the Old Men - My dad and I like this movie, and the book its pretty good.
Inception - 'Nuff said...
LOTR 1 - AWESOME movie! :)
War Horse - I cried the entire movie....XD
Gladiator
ReplyDeleteCrash
Inception
LOTR 1 (love it even more than 2 or 3)
The Departed
:)
Really easy choices today:
ReplyDeleteGladiator - one of the best and a no brainer
Crash - almost anything is better than No Country For Old Men
Inception - everything about it just crushes everything else
LOTR 1 - part of a great trilogy
The Departed - an ok movie but appears much better than the extremely dull looking War Horse
The Artist - just a wonderful beautiful film
ReplyDeleteNo Country For Old Men - Much prefered this to Crash
Inception - Yes it has its flaws but still a very fine film
LOTRs - These films will go far in the polls
The Departed - What a film!
Also today's poll was brought to you by Leonardo DiCaprio
Gladiator
ReplyDeleteNo Country For Old Men
Inception
Fellowship of the Ring
The Departed
The Artist
ReplyDeleteNo Country For Old Men
Inception
The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring The Departed
I voted for the films I had seen and enjoyed Inception, LOTR, and War horse. Love my genre films but War horse was an amazing book I read many moons ago and I loved the film version, but still think it will be a Rings victory, still remember sitting in the cinema for the first film and it was so amazing.
ReplyDeleteGladiator
ReplyDeleteCrash
A Beautiful Mind
The Aviator
The Departed
Gladiator
ReplyDeleteCrash
Inception
LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring
The Departed
I hated Gladiator and I'm no fan of Russell Crowe either, although my dislike of Gladiator came first. I haven't seen the Artist yet but I intend to. Still I felt confident that I would like it better so I voted for it.
ReplyDeleteI'm not crazy about him either,i did like him in State Of Play or i should say i that i liked the movie and he happened to be in it. The same for A Beautiful Mind.I haven't seen the Artist yet myself,i will probably wait for the dvd....
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