Time for another week of the Friday Face-Off. It’s a simple affair in which you are given a choice between two Oscar winners in specific categories. You choose which of the two is best. When the game concludes, we’ll have the ultimate winner in each category. For example: If you were to choose between Oscar Winner A and Oscar Winner B, the winner would face off against the winner of the contest between Oscar Winner C and Oscar Winner D. Think of it like championship brackets but with an Oscar style. If this is popular enough, we may do it for other types of films, events and such. Each week we may even have different categories to keep things spicy.

Here is this week’s ten face-offs. So, let’s get started.

Face-Off: Best Director #28

1977 winner Woody Allen – Annie Hall vs. 1978 winner Michael Cimino – The Deer Hunter

Face-Off: Best Supporting Actor #28

1976 winner Jason Robards – All the President’s Men vs. 1977 winner Jason Robards – Julia

Face-Off: Best Supporting Actress #28

1966 winner Sandy Dennis – Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? vs. 1967 winner Estelle Parsons – Bonnie and Clyde

Face-Off: Best Original Score #19

2004 winner Finding Neverland vs. 2005 winner Brokeback Mountain

Face-Off: Best Miscellaneous Score #22

1953 winner Call Me Madam vs. 1954 winner Seven Brides and Seven Brothers

Face-Off: Best Original Song #23

1934 winner “The Continental” – The Gay Divorcee vs. 1935 winner “Lullaby of Broadway” – Gold Diggers of 1935

Face-Off: Best Art Direction #28

1948 winner The Red Shoes vs. 1949 winner The Heiress

Face-Off: Best Costume Design #28

1985 winner Ran vs. 1986 winner A Room with a View

Face-Off: Best Documentary Feature #24

1986 winner Artie Shaw: Time Is All You’ve Got vs. 1986 winner Down and Out in America