The Academy Awards nominations have finally been unveiled earlier this year, and if you’re in the mood for an Oscars marathon—we’re here to help you out! Here’s where you can watch all ten best picture nominees, from Oppenheimer to Anatomy of a Fall.

Barbie (Max)

Chances are you’ve already seen Barbie in theatres this summer, but if you’re in the mood to revisit Margot Robbie’s amazing journey from the comfort of your home—Max is the place to be.

Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple TV+)

Martin Scorsese’s historical epic chronicles the crimes committed against the Osage Nation in 1920s Oklahoma. With 10 Oscar nods under its belt, this film deserves a spot on your watch list, and it’s already available for streaming on Apple TV+.

Maestro (Netflix)

Bradley Cooper’s latest film chronicles the life of the famed composer Leonard Bernstein, and it became available on Netflix after a short theatrical run.

The Holdovers (Peacock)

The Holdovers chronicles the journey of a cranky teacher forced to stay on campus with a troubled student and a grieving cook over the holiday break, and you can watch it on Peacock.

Oppenheimer (Peacock)

Christopher Nolan’s epic about the making of the atomic bomb is coming into this year’s Academy Awards with 13 nominations. It will be available on Peacock from February 16, but you can already rent it on other platforms, including Amazon, Apple TV, and Google Play.

Bonus Five

American Fiction, Poor Things, and The Zone of Interest can only be seen in theatre. Anatomy of a Fall and Past Lives are available to rent on Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, Vudu, and YouTube.

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After a lot of anticipation, Golden Globe nominations are finally in, with Barbie and Succession leading the way with nine nods each. The HFPA made some pretty great choices this year, but some of this year’s nominations still left us scratching our heads.

Snub: Best Musical/Comedy

It was quite a shocker to see several hit musicals, including The Color Purple, The Little Mermaid, and Wonka shot out of the best comedy or musical field to make room for No Hard Feelings starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Surprise: Foreign Films Make a Cut

It was quite refreshing to see foreign films Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest, receive nods for the best drama film, while Fallen Leaves’ Alma Pöysti even broke into the competitive acting field.

Snub: Abbot Elementary Stars

Abbott Elementary will be in the running for the best comedy/musical series this year, but Quinta Brunson is the only member of its ensemble cast to receive an acting nod.

Surprise: Saltburn Love

Barry Keoghan and Rosamund Pike received acting nods for their performances in Saltburn, with the latter even booting front-runners Viola Davis (Air) and America Ferrera (Barbie) out of the star-studded best supporting actress field.

Snub: Harrison Ford

The HFPA has a habit of showering A-list stars with love, but they still gave Harrison Ford zero nominations this year, showing no love for his performances in 1923 and Shrinking.

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Award season is just around the corner, and the Gotham Awards is one of the first ceremonies to set the stage for the Oscars race. This award show celebrated the best independent films of the past year, and here are five main takeaways that could impact the rest of the award season.

No Budget Cap

The Gotham Film & Media Institute removed its eligibility budget cap worth $35 million, making it possible for such films as Barbie and Ferrari to score nominations.

Past Lives for Best Feature

Past Lives was awarded the Gotham Awards’ best feature trophy, and we’re hoping this victory will put it on the map of other major award shows.

Anatomy of a Fall for Best International Feature

Anatomy of a Fall was honored with the best international feature award, but it won’t be able to repeat this success at the Oscars. Justine Triet’s latest film wasn’t chosen as France’s submission, and they’ve decided to go with The Taste of Things instead.

Charles Melton’s Surprise Win

Charles Melton was one of the biggest surprise winners at the Gotham Awards, and he defeated Barbie’s Ryan Gosling and Ferrari’s Penélope Cruz to win the award for the best supporting actor for May December.

Beef Dominates TV Categories

Beef’s Emmy chances significantly increased after it won two awards at the Gotham Awards, including breakthrough series – under 40 minutes and an acting award for Ali Wong.

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The Academy Awards nominations have finally been unveiled earlier this year, and if you’re in the mood for an Oscars marathon—we’re here to help you out! Here’s where you can watch all ten best picture nominees, from Oppenheimer to Anatomy of a Fall.

Barbie (Max)

Chances are you’ve already seen Barbie in theatres this summer, but if you’re in the mood to revisit Margot Robbie’s amazing journey from the comfort of your home—Max is the place to be.

Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple TV+)

Martin Scorsese’s historical epic chronicles the crimes committed against the Osage Nation in 1920s Oklahoma. With 10 Oscar nods under its belt, this film deserves a spot on your watch list, and it’s already available for streaming on Apple TV+.

Maestro (Netflix)

Bradley Cooper’s latest film chronicles the life of the famed composer Leonard Bernstein, and it became available on Netflix after a short theatrical run.

The Holdovers (Peacock)

The Holdovers chronicles the journey of a cranky teacher forced to stay on campus with a troubled student and a grieving cook over the holiday break, and you can watch it on Peacock.

Oppenheimer (Peacock)

Christopher Nolan’s epic about the making of the atomic bomb is coming into this year’s Academy Awards with 13 nominations. It will be available on Peacock from February 16, but you can already rent it on other platforms, including Amazon, Apple TV, and Google Play.

Bonus Five

American Fiction, Poor Things, and The Zone of Interest can only be seen in theatre. Anatomy of a Fall and Past Lives are available to rent on Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, Vudu, and YouTube.

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After a lot of anticipation, Golden Globe nominations are finally in, with Barbie and Succession leading the way with nine nods each. The HFPA made some pretty great choices this year, but some of this year’s nominations still left us scratching our heads.

Snub: Best Musical/Comedy

It was quite a shocker to see several hit musicals, including The Color Purple, The Little Mermaid, and Wonka shot out of the best comedy or musical field to make room for No Hard Feelings starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Surprise: Foreign Films Make a Cut

It was quite refreshing to see foreign films Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest, receive nods for the best drama film, while Fallen Leaves’ Alma Pöysti even broke into the competitive acting field.

Snub: Abbot Elementary Stars

Abbott Elementary will be in the running for the best comedy/musical series this year, but Quinta Brunson is the only member of its ensemble cast to receive an acting nod.

Surprise: Saltburn Love

Barry Keoghan and Rosamund Pike received acting nods for their performances in Saltburn, with the latter even booting front-runners Viola Davis (Air) and America Ferrera (Barbie) out of the star-studded best supporting actress field.

Snub: Harrison Ford

The HFPA has a habit of showering A-list stars with love, but they still gave Harrison Ford zero nominations this year, showing no love for his performances in 1923 and Shrinking.

The post 2024 Golden Globes: Snubs & Surprises That Got Everyone Talking appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Award season is just around the corner, and the Gotham Awards is one of the first ceremonies to set the stage for the Oscars race. This award show celebrated the best independent films of the past year, and here are five main takeaways that could impact the rest of the award season.

No Budget Cap

The Gotham Film & Media Institute removed its eligibility budget cap worth $35 million, making it possible for such films as Barbie and Ferrari to score nominations.

Past Lives for Best Feature

Past Lives was awarded the Gotham Awards’ best feature trophy, and we’re hoping this victory will put it on the map of other major award shows.

Anatomy of a Fall for Best International Feature

Anatomy of a Fall was honored with the best international feature award, but it won’t be able to repeat this success at the Oscars. Justine Triet’s latest film wasn’t chosen as France’s submission, and they’ve decided to go with The Taste of Things instead.

Charles Melton’s Surprise Win

Charles Melton was one of the biggest surprise winners at the Gotham Awards, and he defeated Barbie’s Ryan Gosling and Ferrari’s Penélope Cruz to win the award for the best supporting actor for May December.

Beef Dominates TV Categories

Beef’s Emmy chances significantly increased after it won two awards at the Gotham Awards, including breakthrough series – under 40 minutes and an acting award for Ali Wong.

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