The directors of Captain Marvel, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, wrote the 2006 Ryan Gosling film Half Nelson, which I recommend. With the 20th pick, thethirdrevelation selects Saoirse Ronan, in Little Women, for Queen of the Castle. With the 19th pick, abashfulharvestman selects Joe Pesci, in The Irishman, for Most Supportive Man. With the 18th pick, thethirdrevelation selects Marriage Story, for Not the Best Film of All Time, But Good. With the 17th pick, abashfulharvestman selects Scarlett Johansson, in Jojo Rabbit, for Most Supportive Woman. With the 16th pick, thethirdrevelation selects Martin Scorsese, for The Irishman, for Best Direction, In a Filmic Sense. With the 15th pick, abashfulharvestman selects Adam Driver, in Marriage Story, for Best Baby Boy. With the 14th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: The Irishman, for Not the Best Film of All Time, But Good. With the 13th pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Bong Joon Ho, for Parasite, for Best Direction, In a Filmic Sense. With the 12th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Quentin Tarantino, for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, for Best Direction, In a Filmic Sense. With the 11th pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, for Not the Best Film of All Time, But Good. With the 10th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Margot Robbie, in Bombshell, for Most Supportive Woman. With the 9th pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Sam Mendes, for 1917, for Best Direction, In a Filmic Sense. With the 8th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Al Pacino, in The Irishman, for Most Supportive Man. With the 7th pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Laura Dern, in Little Women, for Most Supportive Woman. With the 6th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Brad Pitt, in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, for Most Supportive Man. With the 5th pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Parasite, for Not the Best Film of All Time, But Good. With the 4th pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Scarlett Johansson, in Marriage Story, for Queen of the Castle.
With the 3rd pick, abashfulharvestman selects: Renée Zellweger, in Judy, for Queen of the Castle. With the 2nd pick, thethirdrevelation selects: Joaquin Phoenix, in Joker, for Best Baby Boy.
With the 1st pick, abashfulharvestman selects: 1917, for Not the Best Film of All Time, But Good. Best Picture (Worth 2 points to the player who picks it)Īs we take turns filling out our teams, we’ll each grab two Best Picture nominees, one nominee from the other five main categories, and three wild cards that can be from any category, for ten nominees each.Īs a special bonus challenge, if we manage to select all six winners between our teams, we’ll each be awarded forty million Oscar ducats for cooperative excellence, for as much as we each want to win, we also really want to make sure we cover all the winners as a pair, because rumor has it those forty million ducats can be exchanged for the opportunity to lead a Peloton class of one’s choosing, no prior cult experience required.Back by popular demand and critical acclaim, we place at your feet for consideration: Our Second Annual Oscars Fantasy Draft! Then we wash your feet, if you’d like.įor those not already familiar with the nature of the thing: thethirdrevelation and I will take turns picking nominees from any major category to join our Oscars “team”-the idea being to collect the ones that win sweet Oscar glory.
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