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Introducing the 2021 Movie Auction

Sean and Amanda are joined by Chris Ryan and Danny Heifetz to wager imaginary cash and preview the most anticipated movie releases of the year

By Sean Fennessey, Amanda Dobbins, Chris Ryan, and Danny Heifetz
THAILAND-RELIGION-ENTERTAINMENT Photo by MLADEN ANTONOV/AFP via Getty Images


Welcome to the first Big Picture Movie Auction. What’s that? Well, as we anticipate our return to movie theaters, we thought we’d find a way to measure the movies we’re most excited to see in 2021. The return of James Bond? Top Gun: Maverick? Three MCU movies? This could be a fun year for Hollywood after all. And what better way to express our excitement than to wager cold, hard (imaginary) cash? Chris Ryan joins Sean and Amanda for a good old-fashioned auction, movie-style.

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