

The Oscar nominations are out and we’ll hear about the winners on 10 February, the big night. Expect controversy, long speeches and calls for reform.
If you care more about the results and less about the behind-the-scenes politics you probably want to know who’s going to win above all the. And the Best Picture award is the big kahuna.
But which film do you think should win? In this shortlist we’ve looked up which of the nominees the bookies think has a little golden statue heading its way. Use that as a guide if you like, but we want to see which film you think deserves it. Upvote the film you want to win, downvote the ones you really don’t.
Oscars 2020: Which film should win Best Picture?

No foreign language film has ever won the Best Picture Oscar. And the current odds for Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite suggest it could be the first.Our bet? It won’t win, but will snag the Best International Feature category, previously known as Best Foreign Language Film. We saw the same outcome at the Golden Globes. Parasite won the Foreign Language Film category, but not the Director and Screenplay categories in which it was also nominated. Not seen Parasite yet? Fill that gap, it would be a worthy Best Picture winner.
The story of Ford’s attempt to beat Ferrari in the 1966 Le Mans race is an outsider bet for the Oscar Best Picture. It's about as likely to win as a 1985 Fordi Capri winning, well, Le Mans.
Ford vs Ferrari, known as Le Mans '66 in the UK, was lauded by critics and audiences alike, but its Oscar hopes are not helped by its relatively low stakes story and what might be seen as a slightly unfashionable specialist interest theme. Christian Bale puts in a typically outsized performance, but Matt Damon’s Carroll Shelby is arguably the film’s most quietly engaging performance. It is unlikely to win, but is worth a watch even if you have no interest in cars.
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Andrew Williams has written about tech for a decade. He has written for a stack of magazines and websites including Wired, TrustedReviews, TechRadar and Stuff.