The 98th Academy Awards was certainly one of the buzziest in recent memory. From Sinners' record-breaking 16 nominations to Amy Madigan's Best Supporting Actress win for Weapons, it was a great year for genre films. Marty Supreme was nominated nine times, but the Timothée Chalamet-starring film ultimately didn't take home a single award. Then there was One Battle After Another, which won the Best Picture award. The obvious choice, but also a well-deserved – if hotly debated – one.
Perhaps you've not had chance to watch some (or all) of these films and are wondering where you can stream them? Well, look no further. On this page, we've pulled together a handy list of where all the Best Picture nominees are streaming, starting with the big two...
One Battle After Another
Paul Thomas Anderson's superb political thriller was the favorite to take home the Best Picture award and indeed it did, along with five other awards (Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor, Best Film Editing, and Best Casting).
A hilarious, thrilling, and provocative movie, we reckon it's a very well deserved win for one of our greatest directors. You can stream One Battle After Another at HBO Max.
Sinners
Ryan Coogler's historical vampire flick may not have picked up the Best Picture award, but it was still a big winner. Star Michael B. Jordan took home a deserved Best Actor Oscar, while Coogler received the Best Original Screenplay award. The movie also picked up Best Cinematography Oscars for Autumn Durald Arkapaw, and Best Original Score for composer Ludwig Göransson. The movie also broke records, gaining a massive 16 nominations in total.
Undoubtedly one of last year's finest – we ranked it number two in our best movies of 2025 list – you can stream Sinners on Prime Video.
The other nominees
- Bugonia (Peacock)
- F1: The Movie (Apple TV)
- Frankenstein (Netflix)
- Hamnet (Peacock)
- Marty Supreme (Not currently streaming)
- The Secret Agent (Hulu)
- Sentimental Value (Hulu from March 23)
- Train Dreams (Netflix)
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