Ten ceremonies, ten Best Picture trophies, and almost no two alike: crowd-pleasing period pieces, a silent film, a creature romance and a subtitled thriller. Time to find out which one has aged best.
1ParasiteBong Joon-ho's class-war thriller about a poor family infiltrating a wealthy household, the first non-English Best Picture winner.1000pts
2SpotlightThe Boston Globe investigative team uncovers widespread child abuse cover-ups within the Catholic Church.857pts
3The Shape of WaterGuillermo del Toro's Cold War fairy tale about a mute janitor who falls for a captured amphibious creature.735pts
4MoonlightThree chapters in the life of a young Black man growing up in Miami and discovering who he is.647pts
5Green BookA Black concert pianist and his Italian-American driver tour the segregated 1960s Deep South.571pts
6The King's SpeechColin Firth plays King George VI overcoming a stammer with help from an unorthodox speech therapist.483pts
712 Years a SlaveSteve McQueen's harrowing adaptation of Solomon Northup's memoir about a free Black man sold into slavery.381pts
8ArgoBen Affleck directs the true story of a fake sci-fi film used to rescue American hostages from Iran.260pts
9The ArtistA black-and-white silent film about a silent-era star whose career fades as talkies take over Hollywood.260pts
10BirdmanA washed-up superhero actor stages a Broadway play in a film designed to look like one continuous take.0pts

























