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Oscar best picture nominees see 18% drop in global box office from last year

The 10 films nominated for best picture have earned a combined $662 million at the domestic box office and about $1.4 billion worldwide, according to current theatrical grosses — a drop of roughly 18%...

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A Breakdown of How Oscar Best Picture Nominees Fared at the Box Office and Which Studios Dominated

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Oscar nominations for 2026 announced. See the full list of nominees here

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The 7 Biggest Snubs (and Surprises) from the 2026 Oscar Nominations

A few days before the Academy revealed their nominations for the films up for this year’s Oscars, actress Amanda Seyfried ( The Testament of Ann Lee) told The New Yorker that winning an Oscar “isn’t n...

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Where to stream this year's Oscar nominees

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'Sinners' makes Oscars history with 16 nominations

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The Oscar Nominations Suggest Best Picture Is Down to Two Movies—and Not the Ones Many Thought

Sinners not only beat out all other titles in total nods, with a whopping 16, but it also set a new record for the most nominated film in Oscars history.

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Oscar nominations 2026: See the full list

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Oscar nominations for 2026 announced. See the full list of nominees here.

ABC News

Awards season 2026: How to watch best picture nominees

Awards season has kicked off with the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards. The 2026 awards season is in full swing. The 31st annual Critics' Choice Awards kicked things off on Jan. 4, in Santa Monica, California, where movies including "Sinners" and ...

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Oscars power rankings, Round 3: The top 10 best picture contenders right now

With major guild nominations out, awards columnist Glenn Whipp takes stock of the best picture race as Oscar nominations voting commences.

Variety

This Year’s Best Picture Contenders Defy Oscar Rules: Why Horror, Musicals and Sequels Could Lead the Race

Once upon a time in Hollywood, there was a common perception of what made a film “Oscar bait.” Usually used as a derisive term, it referred to movies that wanted to be seen as prestige films — rousing studio movies tackling tough topics — that ...