From the contenders I viewed, it was definitely my favorite. I did like Three Billboards a lot but Phantom Thread, Mudbound, Dunkirk, Darkest Hour, and Get Out weren't as impactful for me.

Best picture was Black Panther. #teamkillmonger #wakandaforever.

Pfft. Actors.

Don't follow shows that are about pepole giving themselves awards. Isn't that like watching the dryer spinning the clothes.

I was able to see all of the so-called "best pictures" this last year. I thought Ladybird and Get Out were the best. 3BB's was good until Woody died and then it kinda lingered. Phantom Thread was so boring I could hardly move as was that lame Call me by your name. Not sure the fascination over Del Toro's movie.

All award shows whether it's sports, music, or movies make no sense to me. The voting is so completely subjective. John Wayne best actor, Taylor Swift Grammy winner, give me a break. The MVP in sports, what is it based on? Most valuable to their team or the league? Every team has a player that is most valuable to them. The most valuable to the league is the player who puts asses in the seats or brings eyeballs to the television screen. It isn't about the best player or LeBron James would win every year in the NBA.

I have seen all of the best picture nominated films this year and while I loved all of them, I expected LadyBird or Three Billboards to win. My favorite however was The Shape of Water. I absolutly loved it.

I'm very biased on this topic. Being a fan of Guillermo del Toro and seeing his genius recognized by the Academy is a special kind of joy, but mostly I love that a horror movie won best picture. It was also a beautiful film overall, with so many elements that are quite relevant for this year in particular about acceptance, and I truly think it deserved the win.

Didn't see any of the films nominated. The last movie that I went to see was "The Last Jedi". Before that, it was "Rogue One". I only go to the theater for Star Wars movies. The rest, I wait for them to show up on HBO, Netflix, or Hulu. Finally watched "Wonder Woman" a couple of weekends ago.

Award or not, I enjoyed both movies.

I thought it was very good too, I'm many aspects. I enjoyed the rollercoaster of emotions the film caused. I did realize however, that it was merely a look at ourselves as a society and who we could be as individuals. I think that's why it won. Very retrospective.