Respectable enough for an indie. Ben Stiller was neither an A-list star nor a draw then.

It also received several Independent Spirit Award nominations. I am just saying it was not a fumble or minor film for Russell. It put him on the map.

Best Picture

Million Dollar Baby
Brokeback Mountain
Children of Men
Ratatouille
The Dark Knight
Inglourious Basterds
Inception
Drive
Silver Linings Playbook

What do these films have in common? They have all won the Best Picture award at the Annual WOKJ Motion Picture Awards. Only one of them repeated the feat at the Oscars. In fact, four of them haven't even been nominated at the Oscars. This year's batch includes four BP Oscar nominees and one outsider. Which one will join the prestigious list above as one of WOKJ's most beloved films of the past ten years?

Will it be GRAVITY, the box-office juggernaut and technical Marvel as well as the winner of six awards already tonight?

Will 12 YEARS A SLAVE make history and become the first movie to win Best Picture at the WOKJ Motion Picture Awards, espite not winning anything else prior to that?

Will BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR, which alongside the likes of Volver and Let the Right One In is the rare foreign language BP nominee become the first movie not in English language to win the big prize?

Will THE WOLF OF WALL STREET, Scorsese's fourth film nominated at by the members of WOKJ for Best Picture will finally become his first to win?

Or will HER surprise again just as it did with its numerous nominations?

Let's find out....

GRAVATANIC!!!!

As usual the BP nominees will be presented in the reversed order of their votes...

Gravity for sure.

Blue should be 5th I guess or Her.

Placing fifth with just three votes is HER

Got that one right. Next should be Blue.

12 Years a Slave placed fourth with four votes.

nice, not even close for em

Well I guess it is a good thing I didn't vote for Her. It was a close pick between Her and Wolf for me actually

Surprise. I thought atleast for BP it would make a push. Good to see the love for Blue in this category.

BTW, is it just me or is 12 Years a Slave's performance at these awards just embarrassing? It seems like most put it on their ballots in the first round because they felt like they had to, but barely anyone loved the film...

Blue is the Warmest Color finished third with five votes.

I voted for Blue Is the Warmest Color. 12 Years a Slave would be my second choice, then Her, then The Wolf of Wall Street, then Gravity.

yes 12YAS is quite embarrassing. Aside from one or two runner-ups it didn't do well AT ALL.

congrats to blue

I voted for it for Score, so don't look at me you hill billy racists hahaha

For obvious reasons I will announce the first place next....

Yes pulling ahead of 12YAS and Her is VERY VERY good for Blue.

And the 10th winner of the annual WOKJ Motion Picture Award for Best Picture is....

here we go

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Such drama much tension

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with 18 votes