Here’s Where You Can Watch 2026’s Nerdy Oscar Nominees

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The 2026 Academy Awards are just around the corner! The nominations are out, and fans are excited, especially those who loved Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, which received a stunning 16 nominations – a new record! Alongside Sinners, many other great films are in the running, including several we’ve featured here at TopMob. If you want to catch up on the nominated films before the awards show on March 15th, you still have time. Here’s a guide to where you can watch this year’s Oscar nominees.

Sinners – Stream on HBO Max, Prime Video

This year, Sinners has received an incredible 16 Oscar nominations – more than any other film in history. This recognition is well-deserved, as the movie boasts stunning visuals, masterful direction, and a phenomenal cast, making it a true standout and potentially the best film of the year. The film is also a milestone for Michael B. Jordan, earning him his first Oscar nomination for a leading role, thanks to his impressive performance as both Smoke and Stack. You can currently watch Sinners on HBO Max and Prime Video.

Bugonia – Stream on Peacock

Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest film, Bugonia, is a strange and captivating movie that keeps you guessing. With excellent performances from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, it delivers on its intriguing premise. The film, which centers around an alien conspiracy, has earned four nominations, including one for Stone as lead actress. You can watch this unusual and compelling movie on Peacock.

One Battle After Another – Stream on HBO Max

Don’t miss One Battle After Another! It’s a captivating film with incredible scenes and standout performances, including a memorable role for Leonardo DiCaprio. Balancing humor and intense drama, it’s already a major awards winner, recently earning 13 Academy Award nominations. You can watch it now on HBO Max.

Frankenstein – Stream on Netflix

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, inspired by Mary Shelley’s classic novel, is a visually stunning film that delves into the wonders and vulnerabilities of creating life, and the risks of overstepping boundaries. The movie has been nominated for nine awards, including a Best Supporting Actor nod for Jacob Elordi’s compelling portrayal of The Creature. You can now stream Frankenstein on Netflix.

Marty Supreme – Buy or Rent on Digital Platforms (Or See It In Theaters)

Timothée Chalamet had two films recognized at last year’s Oscars, and he’s back again this year with Marty Supreme. Though it centers around a young table tennis star named Marty Mauser (played by Chalamet), the film is less about the sport and more of a gripping drama. Directed by Josh Safdie, Marty Supreme received nine Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Director, and Actor. See it in theaters before March, or rent or buy it online.

Weapons – Stream on HBO Max

As a horror fan, I’ve been waiting for something really good, and let me tell you, Weapons is pretty close to perfect. Last Halloween was full of jump scares, and this movie delivers that same energy. I’m so glad Amy Madigan is finally getting the recognition she deserves – a Best Supporting Actress nomination is well-earned! It’s a genuinely creepy film, but with a smart, darkly funny edge. Seriously, you need to see this one to get the full effect, and the best part is, it’s streaming on HBO Max.

Hamnet – Watch in Theaters

Inspired by the real-life story behind Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Hamnet is a beautifully adapted and deeply moving film. Directed by Chloe Zhang, it’s up for eight awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and a Best Actress nomination for Jessie Buckley, who delivers a stunning performance as Agnes. Experience this tragic and beautiful story on the big screen.

F1: The Movie – Stream on Apple TV

This summer’s hit film, F1: The Movie, delivers the thrilling speed and excitement of Formula 1 racing. With a captivating story and strong performances from Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, it’s a highly entertaining watch. The film received four Academy Award nominations, and while its inclusion in the Best Picture category might seem unexpected, it’s certainly welcome. You can now stream all the action on Apple TV.

Avatar: Fire and Ash – Watch in Theaters

It’s hard to beat the stunning visuals of Avatar, and the new movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash, continues that tradition, taking viewers even further into the world of Pandora. The film has been nominated for two awards, including Best Visual Effects, where it’s competing with Jurassic World Rebirth. While you can’t rent or buy it yet, Avatar: Fire and Ash is still playing in theaters if you want to experience it on the big screen.

KPop Demon Hunters – Stream on Netflix

Okay, so everyone’s been talking about KPop Demon Hunters, and for good reason – it’s been absolutely huge! Even if you somehow missed it, you’ve probably heard why it blew up. As a total animation fan, I was thrilled to see it’s up for two Oscars – Best Original Song for ‘Golden’ and Best Animated Feature. Apparently, it’s also officially the most-watched movie ever on Netflix! Seriously, if you haven’t checked it out yet, you can find KPop Demon Hunters streaming on Netflix.

Jurassic World Rebirth – Stream on Peacock

The newest Jurassic Park movie, Jurassic World Rebirth, is a thrilling ride. While it might not be the most profound film nominated, it’s highly entertaining. With stunning visuals, engaging characters, and exciting dinosaur action, it delivers exactly what you’d expect. Jurassic World Rebirth has been nominated for Best Visual Effects, and you can stream it now on Peacock.

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2026-01-23 19:05