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The Friday Face-Off Round Two #1

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April 17, 2020

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Below are our ten face-offs for this week. Each category requires you to select a certain number of films to save. For more information on how the game works, click here.

Face-Off: Best Picture #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Picture (Unique and Artistic Production): Sunrise (1927/28, 1st)
Picture: All Quiet on the Western Front (1929/30, 3rd)

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Face-Off: Best Animated Feature #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Animated Feature: Spirited Away (2002, 75th)
Animated Feature: The Incredibles (2004, 77th)

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Face-Off: Best Directing #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Directing: Lewis Milestone – All Quiet on the Western Front (1929/30, 3rd)
Directing: Frank Capra – It Happened One Night (1934, 7th)

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Face-Off: Best Lead Actor #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Lead Actor: Robert Donat – Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939, 12th)
Lead Actor: James Stewart – The Philadelphia Story (1940, 13th)

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Face-Off: Best Lead Actress #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Lead Actress: Vivien Leigh – A Streetcar Named Desire (1951, 24th)
Lead Actress: Grace Kelly – The Country Girl (1954, 27th)

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Face-Off: Best Supporting Actress #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Supporting Actor: Gig Young – They Shoot Horess, Don’t They? (1969, 42nd)
Supporting Actor: Joel Grey – Cabaret (1972, 45th)

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Face-Off: Best Supporting Actress #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Supporting Actress: Maggie Smith – California Suite (1978, 51st)
Supporting Actress: Linda Hunt – The Year of Living Dangerously (1983, 56th)

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Face-Off: Best Original Screenplay #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Writing (Original Screenplay) (Original Story): Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939, 12th)
Writing (Original Screenplay) (Screenplay): Gone With the Wind (1939, 12th)

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Face-Off: Best Adapted Screenplay #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Writing (Adapted Screenplay): The Godfather, Part II (1974, 47th)
Writing (Adapted Screenplay): All the President’s Men (1976, 49th)

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Face-Off: Best Song #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Song: “Under the Sea” – The Little Mermaid (1989, 62nd)
Song: “Beauty and the Beast” – Beauty and the Beast (1991, 64th)

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Face-Off: Best Music #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Music (Original Score) (Non-Musical Score): The Lion in Winter (1968, 41st)
Music (Original Score) (Song Score): Let It Be (1970, 43rd)

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Face-Off: Best Film Editing #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Film Editing: All That Jazz (1979, 52nd)
Film Editing: Raging Bull (1980, 53rd)

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Face-Off: Best Cinematography #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Cinematography (Color): Lawrence of Arabia (1962, 35th)
Cinematography (Black-and-White): Hud (1963, 36th)

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Face-Off: Best Art Direction #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Art Direction: Nicholas and Alexandra (1971, 44th)
Art Direction: Cabaret (1972, 45th)

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Face-Off: Best Costume Design #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Costume Design: The Young Victoria (2009, 82nd)
Costume Design: Anna Karenina (2012, 85th)

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Face-Off: Best Makeup #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Makeup: An American Werewolf in London (1981, 54th)
Makeup: Mask (1985, 58th)

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Face-Off: Best Sound #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Sound: The Big House (1929/30, 3rd)
Sound: San Francisco (1936, 9th)

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Face-Off: Best Sound Editing #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Sound Editing: The Right Stuff (1983, 56th)
Sound Editing: Aliens (1986, 59th)

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Face-Off: Best Visual Effects #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Visual Effects: Inception (2010, 83rd)
Visual Effects: Life of Pi (2012, 85th)

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Face-Off: Best Foreign Language Film #1

Cinema Sight’s Friday Face-Off: Which Oscar winner is best?

Foreign Language Film: The Tin Drum (1979, 52nd)
Foreign Language Film: Fanny & Alexander (1983, 56th)

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