Best Best Picture winner of the last 13 years???

Moonlight and Parasite are easily the Top 2 here

1. Parasite
2. Birdman
3. Oppenheimer
4. EEAAO

These 4 stand clear of the rest for me.

1. Birdman
2. 12 Years a Slave
3. Oppenheimer
4. The Artist
5. Argo
6. Green Book
7. Spotlight
8. The King's Speech
9. Nomadland
10. Everything Everywhere All At Once
11. Parasite
12. Shape of Water

Still NS Moonlight or Coda. Birdman is really the only all timer for me.

1. Everything Everywhere All at Once
2. Oppenheimer
3. Parasite

Those are a cut above imo.

1. Nomadland - It's a poem in cinematic form. The only out of these lot I think actually comes out of the hands of a master even if I wouldn't call it a favourite of mine.
2. Parasite - Arguably the most overpraised film of the 2010s, if not THE most overpraised, but there are quite a lot of strengths to it from which I see where the adoration is coming.
3. Oppenheimer - The first 40 to 60 mins are a mess, but at least the middle part and the ending are very strong.
4. The Shape of Water - I liked it better when I first saw it. It's mostly solid. I like Hawkins and especially Jenkins in it.
5. The King's Speech - Pedestrian direction but the strong and likeable central performances saved it.
6. EEAAO - It's fine.
7. CODA - I actually like it fine, though I do agree that it really sticks out like a sore thumb in terms of how small in scale it is compared to the rest of them.
8. Moonlight - I just don't give a fuck about the story. Like really, really don't give a fuck.
9. The Artist - I just don't give a fuck about the story. Like really, really don't give a fuck.
10. Birdman - I just don't give a fuck about the story. Like really, really don't give a fuck.
11. Spotlight - It's one of those films that you find impactful when you first finished it but wouldn't really remember anything about it the next day ... or even the next hour. The best thing about it is the end credits where they list all the churches. That's about it.
12. 12 Years a Slave - Great premise, unfortunately it's saddled with a really weak script and one particularly atrocious performance with substantial screentime (Nyong'o) that really took me out of it.
13. Argo - I had to edit this post to include it as I'd completely forgotten about it. That should tell you how I feel about this film.
14. Green Book - One of the worst things of all time, and not just on screen.

Overall a really underwhelming group, even though I would only call 1 of these outright awful. The other ones are mostly a matter of personal preference and I can at least see why others would love them even if I myself don't care for them at all.

1. Parasite
2. Oppenheimer
3. Birdman
4. Spotlight
5. Argo