- The Oscars have crowned their cinematic winners
- They included Anora, Conclave and Wicked
- Here is where you can watch them in their award-winning glory
Well, the Oscar winners have been crowned so the best films of the past 12 months have been officially hand-picked by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
On Sunday, all the biggest Hollywood names got decked out in their finest gladrags and headed to the Dolby Theatre. Like usual, there were tears, cameras, performances, and gowns at the Conan O’Brien-hosted event. Most importantly, there were Oscar winners! As these things tend to do, they’ve prompted an increased interest in the victorious cinematic feats.
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In light of this, Pubity has rounded up where exactly you can find all the Oscar winners and how to watch from the comfort of your home.
Emilia Perez was one of the more eyebrow raising Oscar winners
The controversial Emilia Perez – which snagged Zoe Saldana the Best Supporting Actress gong and Best Original Song for El Mal – is available to stream on Netflix.
A Real Pain captured the Academy’s heart with its intimate character studies
Kieran Culkin’s performance made this a Oscar winner when he was named Best Supporting Actor, and Jesse Eiseberg’s directing debut is now on Hulu.
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Wicked was one of the blockbusters to be named one of the Oscar winners
Jon M. Chu’s directoral feat, Wicked, took home Best Costume Design and Best Production Design, and you can find the Ariana Grande and Cynthia Eviro-led musical on Peacock.
The Brutalist made Oscar history
The three-time Oscar winner – which included Adrian Brody giving the longest ever acceptance speech for his Best Actor win along with Best Cinematography and Best Original Score – is available to buy on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.
Dune: Part Two is another big budget film to win
The Denis Villeneuve epic Dune: Part Two took home Best Visual Effects and Best Sound and is currently on Max.
Flow was another milestone in the Oscar winners list
Flow marked the first indie to take Best Animated Feature and the Gint Zilbalodis movie is now streaming on Hulu.
The Only Girl In The Orchestra shared some musical history
The Only Girl In The Orchestra, the Documentary Short winner, tells the story of double bassist Orin O’Brien becoming the first woman to join Leonard Bernstein’s New York Philharmonic in 1966 and is currently on Netflix.
The Substance was celebrated for its styling and makeup
Taking home Best Makeup and Hairstyling, The Substance – which starred Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley – marked the first Oscar for the Mubi, where you can now catch the horror film.
Anora was the undisputed biggest winner of the night
Anora was the biggest winner of the night with five wins – four for Sean Baker, who earnt Best Original Screenplay, Best Editing, Best Director, Best Picture and the Best Actress for its star Mikey Madison – is coming to Hulu on 17 March. Keen beans can buy it via Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.
