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Introducing the Movie Draft: 2010 Edition

Six categories, six picks each, snake style. After drafting their teams, Chris Ryan joins Sean and Amanda to determine who has the best 2010 movie roster

By Sean Fennessey, Amanda Dobbins, and Chris Ryan
Columbia Pictures


This is an episode about movies in the year 2010. Why? Well, it’s been 10 years since 2010, 10 long years in the life cycle of American movies. A lot has changed. Earlier this week, we celebrated the decade anniversary of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World with a special episode. What else happened in movies that year? How could we have a fun conversation that didn’t just rehash the release schedule? We got an idea for a kind of movie draft: six categories, six picks each, snake style. Chris Ryan joins Sean and Amanda to determine who has the best 2010 movie roster. Listen and decide for yourselves.

Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins
Guest: Chris Ryan

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