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Academy Awards: How and where you can watch (almost) all of the 2021 Oscar nominees Chris Foran, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Note: This guide will be updated each Wednesday up to the 93rd annual Academy Awards ceremony April 25.
Some of this year s Academy Award nominees are still in theaters, but nearly all of them are available either through video-on-demand services like your cable provider or Amazon, or are available on streaming services.
Here s where you can watch this year s Oscar nominated movies. Theaters are as of April 9. Remember that many theaters are open only a few days a week; check theater websites for details.
These 36 movies earned rare 5-star ratings. Here s why and where you can watch them Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic
The Arizona Republic doesn t hand out a lot of five-star reviews. That s as it should be. It s a rating reserved for only the best movies. Not perfect films once you get past Citizen Kane, perfect is a pretty tough, if not impossible, standard to meet. But some movies come awfully close, and those are the ones that we recognize here.
Our rating system says five stars means great. While that s accurate, it only scratches the surface of why these are the few movies that stand above the rest. Whether comedy or drama or some combination of the two, these are movies will not disappoint.
The William & Mary Global Film Festival this week: Binge-worthy movies, a pop-up drive-in and Oscar nominees galore. pilotonline.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pilotonline.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Oscar nominations try to make sense of a movie year that wasn’t even a year Ann Hornaday The weirdness continues. Nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards were announced Monday morning, marking the beginning of the end of what will surely be remembered as the strangest and most chronologically challenged movie year in history. The year wasn’t even a year. Because of shuttered theaters, scrambled release schedules and radically upended viewing habits all brought on by the coronavirus pandemic the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences allowed films released in early 2021 to qualify for Oscars, resulting in a film such as “Judas and the Black Messiah,” which made its debut at an all-virtual Sundance Film Festival just last month, competing for best picture alongside “Minari,”“The Father” and “Promising Young Woman,” all of which premiered at Sundance in January 2020.