Sam O’Sullivan

As many of you may have noticed, I have quite an obsession with #Shakespeare, but now you’re going to find out just how much! This year, I want to challenge myself, so I’ve set myself the task of performing every piece in Allie Esiri’s Shakespeare For Every Day Of The Year from

@OscarRunnerUp This is such a tough one. I genuinely can’t choose between American Fiction, Women Talking and Conclave. All of them are so clever, and they each say a lot about the world we live in! “Certainty is the deadly enemy of tolerance”

If the five most recent Best Adapted Screenplay winners were in the same category, who would get your vote? American Fiction CODA Conclave One Battle After Another Women Talking

@thomasjamespe @OscarRunnerUp What did you think the best line was? I thought there were so many standout lines! “Potential is what people say when they think that what’s in front of them isn’t good enough”?

@OscarRunnerUp American Fiction was hugely imaginative in some of its narrative choices and it had the best line of dialogue in cinema that year.

@callmekingfish @bmarsalis @TheAcademy A performance for the ages!

From Mississippi to the Movies. Last night was unforgettable. @TheAcademy Was an honor to share the Oscar stage. Congrats to the SINNERS fam for their 4 Oscar wins. Such a cool ride. Big shout out to all of the behind the scenes legends that made this all possible 🏆🎸

@TheMonologist I pity the Oscar voters who had to choose between Robert De Niro and John Hurt!

“If only I could find her, so she could see me with such lovely friends here now, perhaps she could love me as I am.” THE ELEPHANT MAN (1980) John Hurt, Hannah Gordon & Anthony Hopkins are superb in this moving scene from David Lynch's masterpiece.

@OscarRunnerUp Easy!

If this decade's Best Supporting Actress winners were in the same category, who would get your vote? Jamie Lee Curtis – Everything Everywhere All at Once Ariana DeBose – West Side Story Amy Madigan – Weapons Da'Vine Joy Randolph – The Holdovers Zoe Saldaña – Emilia Pérez

@JoeyGentile1992 @OscarRunnerUp Who do you think was the best supporting actor in Oppenheimer?

@OscarRunnerUp Troy Kotsur The only actual supporting performance here next to Downey but RDJ wasn’t even the best supporting actor in his movie

If this decade's Best Supporting Actor winners were in the same category, who would get your vote? Kieran Culkin – A Real Pain Robert Downey Jr. – Oppenheimer Troy Kotsur – CODA Ke Huy Quan – Everything Everywhere All at Once Sean Penn – One Battle After Another

@NextBestPicture The Shape Of Water Oppenheimer Moonlight One Battle After Another Everything Everywhere All At Once Green Book (Would have thought a story about human connection would be a good deal more welcomed these days!) Nomadland Parasite CODA Anora (Will never understand this one)

How would you rank the last ten #Oscar Best Picture winners? 2016: Moonlight 2017: The Shape Of Water 2018: Green Book 2019: Parasite 2020: Nomadland 2021: CODA 2022: Everything Everywhere All At Once 2023: Oppenheimer 2024: Anora 2025: One Battle After Another

@jackHollywood09 Do you mind telling me what you liked so much about Parasite? I thought it really picked up in the 2nd half and the finale made quite an impact, but until the twist arrived I was on the verge of falling asleep! I’ll be honest, I was actually rooting for 1917 that year!

PARASITE THE SHAPE OF WATER OPPENHEIMER CODA EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER MOONLIGHT GREEN BOOK ANORA NOMADLAND

@OscarRunnerUp Pretty tough, but I’d have to go with Brody. Fraser is a very close runner-up!

If this decade's Best Actor winners were in the same category, who would get your vote? Adrien Brody – The Brutalist Brendan Fraser – The Whale Michael B. Jordan – Sinners Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer Will Smith – King Richard

@NextBestPicture If ranking his performances, I’d go: The Aviator The Revenant One Battle After Another The Wolf of Wall Street Django Unchained Killers of the Flower Moon Don’t Look Up The Departed Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Inception Gangs of New York Titanic (All iconic, of course!)

Best Picture winners/nominees starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Rank them: Titanic Gangs of New York The Aviator The Departed Inception Django Unchained The Wolf of Wall Street The Revenant Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Don’t Look Up Killers of the Flower Moon One Battle After Another

@NextBestPicture Inception One Battle After Another Titanic Killers of the Flower Moon Django Unchained The Aviator Gangs of New York The Departed Don’t Look Up (The response to it kinda proves the whole film’s point!) The Revenant Once Upon A Time In Hollywood The Wolf of Wall Street

No one tell them about Anora….. #Oscars

@OscarRunnerUp I’m so torn between Buckley and Stone. I think I’d be tempted to go with Stone as while Buckley is truly captivating throughout the entirety of Hamnet, her big scenes don’t come until later whereas Stone makes every single moment of Bella Baxter big right from the start!

If the five most recent Best Actress Oscar winners were in the same category, who would get your vote? Jessie Buckley – Hamnet Jessica Chastain – The Eyes of Tammy Faye Mikey Madison – Anora Emma Stone – Poor Things Michelle Yeoh – Everything Everywhere All at Once

@ROKU9413 @TheAcademy Or a crazy roadtrip kind of comedy where Buckley and Jordan play a pair who have been friends since college, their lives are stagnating so they go to visit their old professor (Madigan) for inspiration, but she’s gone completely off the rails and wraps them up in her chaos!

@MrSamOSullivan @TheAcademy An office workplace comedy where they’re the only ones staying overtime. Ones a grizzled veteran who hates the job, one is overly optimistic who’s happy to be there and one who just goes with the motions.

Three #Oscars winners walk into a photo booth… Backstage celebrations with Jessie Buckley, Michael B. Jordan, and Amy Madigan 📸

Loved this guy! The fact that One Battle After Another is only like his 2nd feature film as main editor and he won an Oscar for it is particularly impressive! #Oscars

@johncusack One of the greatest In Memoriam tributes ever!

Happy to honor a great human being with a great group of people Love you Rob

@DiscussingFilm The fact that Franco’s character is literally described on the film’s Wikipedia page as ‘an unbothered scumbag’ is hilarious!

‘THE SHITHEADS’, starring Dave Franco, O’Shea Jackson Jr., and Mason Thames, feels like a throwback to the kind of raunchy buddy comedies that simply don’t get made anymore. Find out more in our review... discussingfilm.net/2026/02/17/the…

@SpencerAlthouse It really would have been so perfect if he’d won Supporting Actor!

this moment is SO sweet between Jacob Elordi and the Frankenstein crew after they won Makeup/Hairstyling at the Oscars 6'5" golden retriever energy

@Playbuck_PH Sentimental Value (Impeccably written and acted) All Quiet On The Western Front (Heart-wrenching power) The Zone of Interest (One of the most haunting things ever) I’m Still Here (Astonishing story) Another Round Drive My Car (Some touching moments, but a bit overhyped)

How would you rank the Best International Feature Oscar winners of the decade? 2020: Another Round 2021: Drive My Car 2022: All Quiet on the Western Front 2023: The Zone of Interest 2024: I'm Still Here 2025: Sentimental Value