Showing posts with label Best Picture winner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Picture winner. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 6
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups we finally have our final two! What film will be named the best film of all time?
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
The winner will be announced on the next podcast episode of Dual Redundancy coming up this week!
Click here to vote in the final round! Only one vote per person.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 5
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups we finally have our final four! What film will make it to the final round?
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote in round five! Only one vote per person.
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Friday, March 29, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 4
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups in the first three rounds we have finally made it to the Elite Eight!
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote for round four! Only one vote per person.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups in the first three rounds we have finally made it to the Elite Eight!
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote for round four! Only one vote per person.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 3
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups in round one and two we have finally made it to the Sweet Sixteen!
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote in round three! Only one vote per person.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 2
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? After some intense and very close match-ups in round one we are moving on to round two with 32 movies.
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote in round two. Only one vote per person.
Labels:
best film,
best movie,
best picture,
Best Picture loser,
Best Picture winner,
Bracket,
David Allen,
Dual Redundancy,
Ithaca College,
March Madness,
match-up,
Mike Ladue,
Oscars,
redemption,
round two,
survey
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Dual Redundancy's 2nd Annual March Madness Bracket: Round 1
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves.
Last year we learned that Arrested Development was the best television show. This year Dual Redundancy wants to know what is the best movie? We have chosen 64 films and have them competing head to head against each other. They are separated by if they won the best picture Oscar and if they were the runner-up or snub that year. Choose what you think is the best between each match-up and hope they make it into the next round. The winner of each category (best picture winners and best picture redemption movies) will go head to head in the final round to determine the best picture of all time!
Seeds were figured out by calculating how many Oscars were won by each film. The film with the most wins goes up against the film with the least amount of wins. If the number was the same we go in alphabetical order.
Each new round of voting and the results will be announced here on the Dual Redundancy Blog as well as Facebook and Twitter.
Click here to vote in round one. Only one vote per person.
Labels:
best film,
best movie,
best picture,
Best Picture loser,
Best Picture winner,
Bracket,
David Allen,
Dual Redundancy,
Ithaca College,
March Madness,
match-up,
Mike Ladue,
Oscars,
redemption,
round one,
survey
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