An overview of the Oscar statues on exhibit during the Time Warner Center’s “Meet the Oscars” event on February 25, 2010, in New York City. (Getty Images/Andrew H. Walker photo))
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The 97th Academy Awards were delayed because of devastating fires in Southern California.
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The 10 nominees for best picture were announced Thursday.
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The 97th Academy Awards were delayed because of devastating fires in Southern California.
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The 10 nominees for best picture were announced Thursday.
After being postponed due to the devastating wildfires still burning in Southern California, the 97th Academy Awards’ list of nominees was finally announced Thursday morning.
These are the ways to view the ten Best Picture nominees.
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How to watch “Anora”
“Anora”: When Anora, a young Brooklyn lady, meets and marries the son of an oligarch, she gets her chance at a Cinderella tale. The parents leave for New York to have the marriage dissolved as the news reaches Russia, endangering her fairy tale.
Where to observe:
Rent on Fandango at Home or Amazon Prime Video.
View the “Anora” trailer here.
How to watch “The Brutalist”
“The Brutalist”: A visionary architect flees postwar Europe and arrives in America to reconstruct his marriage, career, and life. He moves to Pennsylvania on his own in a strange new nation, where a well-known and wealthy manufacturer notices his potential.
Where to observe:
at a few theaters. After it opens in cinemas, stream it with a Max membership.
View the official “The Brutalist” teaser here.
How to watch “A Complete Unknown”
“A Complete Unknown”: Bob Dylan, a 19-year-old who is destined to alter the direction of American music, arrives in New York in the early 1960s with his guitar and revolutionary potential. He develops his closest friendships throughout his ascent to popularity, but he becomes dissatisfied with the folk movement and makes a contentious decision that has an impact on the entire world.
Where to observe:
at a few theaters. When it opens in theaters, it is anticipated to be available for streaming with a Hulu subscription.
View the “A Complete Unknown” trailer here.
How to watch “Conclave”
“Conclave”: Cardinal Lawrence participates in one of the oldest and most secretive gatherings in the world, which is used to choose a new pope. In the Vatican’s hallways, surrounded by influential religious figures, he soon unearths a trail of dark secrets that have the potential to upend the Roman Catholic Church itself.
Where to observe:
Use a Peacock membership to stream, or rent on Fandango at Home or Amazon Prime Video.
View the “Conclave” trailer here.
How to watch “Dune: Part Two”
Paul Atreides joins forces with Chani and the Fremen in “Dune: Part Two” in order to get revenge on the conspirators who slaughtered his family. He must stop a horrific destiny that only he can predict, and he must choose between the fate of the universe and the love of his life.
Where to observe:
Use a subscription to Netflix, Max, Hulu, Roku Channel, or YouTube, or rent on Amazon Prime Video or Fandango at Home.
View the “Dune: Part Two” trailer here.
How to watch “Emilia Pe rez”
“Emilia Pe rez”: A Mexican lawyer’s long-held dream of helping an infamous cartel lord retire and transition into a woman’s life is realized when she accepts an odd job offer.
Where to observe:
Use a Netflix subscription to stream.
View the “Emilia Pe rez” trailer here.
How to watch “I’m Still Here”
Brazil’s “I’m Still Here” (1971) A military dictatorship is gaining ground in Brazil. Five-time mother Eunice Paiva must start over after her family is subjected to a brutal and capricious government act. The movie recounts the real story that contributed to the reconstruction of a significant portion of Brazil’s secret past and is based on the biographical book by Marcelo Rubens Paiva.
Where to observe:
Subscribe to Amazon Prime Video to stream.
View the “I’m Still Here” trailer here.
How to watch “Nickel Boys”
“Nickel Boys”: When Elwood Curtis is sent to Nickel Academy, a harsh reformatory in the Jim Crow South, his hopes of attending college are dashed. Holding fast to his hopeful outlook, Elwood befriends Turner, a fellow Black adolescent who gives him basic survival advice.
Where to observe:
at a few theaters. After it opens in theaters, it is anticipated to be accessible for subscription-based streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
View the “Nickel Boys” trailer here.
How to watch “The Substance”
“The Substance”: On her 50th birthday, Elisabeth Sparkle, who is well-known for her aerobics performance, suffers a terrible blow when her boss fires her. In the midst of her anguish, a lab gives her a drug that claims to make her a better version of herself.
Where to observe:
Rent at Fandango at Home or stream with an Amazon Prime Video subscription.
View the “The Substance” trailer here.
How to watch “Wicked”
“Wicked”: A young woman named Elphaba, who is misinterpreted due to her green skin, develops a surprising yet deep connection with Glinda, a student who has an unwavering thirst for fame. Their relationship quickly hits a turning point after they meet the Wizard of Oz, as their lives start to go in rather different directions.
Where to observe:
Rent on Fandango at Home or Amazon Prime Video.
Watch the “Wicked” trailer here.
When are the Academy Awards?
Originally, the Oscar nominations were scheduled for January 17. However, the academy prolonged its voting period and twice delayed the publication of the candidates after wildfires broke out on January 7 and destroyed historic amounts of property in Altadena, the Pacific Palisades, and other parts of Los Angeles.
Timetable:
The dates of the biggest upcoming award shows, including the Grammys and Oscars, are listed here.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is the source of the information in this article.
