gojackpot From ‘The Brutalist’ to ‘Wicked,’ where to watch this year’s top awards movies

This image released by A24 shows Adrien Brody, left, and Felicity Jones in a scene from “The Brutalist.” (A24 via AP)

The 2025 movie awards season is in full swing but figuring out where to watch everything can be overwhelming. Are they streaming? For free? In theaters? Only in Los Angeles and New York?

Take one of the big winners of the Golden Globes, “The Brutalist,” a film that’s been dominating conversations since it premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September.

You might be eager to see what all the fuss is about with Brady Corbet’s 215-minute postwar saga, which was nominated for 10 Oscars, including best picture. This weekend, it finally goes into wide release in North America. Leading nominee “Emilia Pérez” requires less of a trip. It’s streaming on Netflix.

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The Associated Press has pulled together a guide for what you need to know about this season’s big contenders, and where to watch them.

“Emilia Pérez” (13 Oscar nominations): Streaming on Netflix

This image released by Netflix shows Karla Sofía Gascón as Emilia Pérez in a scene from “Emilia Pérez.” (Shanna Besson/Netflix via AP)

Jacques Audiard’s audacious musical crime thriller about a Mexican drug lord who undergoes gender-affirming surgery is steamrolling awards season, with a leading 13 Oscar nominations, including best picture, SAG noms for Karla Sofía Gascón and Zoe Saldaña, who also won at the Globes, and a DGA nom.

It also won the best musical/comedy Golden Globe, best original song (“El Mal”) and best picture not in the English language.

ADVERTISEMENT “The Brutalist” (10 Oscar nominations): In theaters

This image released by A24 shows Alessandro Nivola, left, and Adrien Brody in a scene from “The Brutalist.” (A24 via AP)

A major player, despite the lack of a SAG ensemble nomination, this film stars Adrien Brody as a noted architect and Holocaust survivor who attempts to start life anew in America and gets a life-changing commission from Guy Pearce’s wealthy industrialist.

It won the Golden Globe for best director, best drama and best actor. Felicity Jones was also among its Oscar nominations.

“Wicked” (10 Oscar nominations): Available to rent or buy on video-on-demand

This image released by Universal Pictures shows Cynthia Erivo, left, and Ariana Grande in a scene from the film “Wicked.” (Universal Pictures via AP)

Jon M. Chu’s vibrant adaptation of the popular movie musical (well, the first half) was widely recognized by the academy, with nods for Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and best picture. It also snagged a coveted best ensemble nomination from SAG, as well as individual nods for Erivo, Grande and Jonathan Bailey.

ADVERTISEMENT “A Complete Unknown” (8 Oscar nominations): In theaters

This image released by Searchlight Pictures shows Timothée Chalamet in a scene from “A Complete Unknown.” (Macall Polay/Searchlight Pictures via AP)

James Mangold’s acclaimed Bob Dylan biopic did well Oscar morning with best picture, best director, best actor for Timothée Chalamet, supporting actress for Monica Barbaro, who plays Joan Baez, and supporting actor for Edward Norton as Pete Seeger.

“Conclave” (8 Oscar nominations): Streaming on Peacock

This pulpy, smart thriller about the selection of a new pope got a DGA nom for director Edward Berger and a SAG nod for Ralph Fiennes’ lead performance. It also won the best screenplay Golden Globe. Berger was not nominated for a best director Oscar, but Isabella Rossellini got in for supporting actress.

“Anora” (6 Oscar nominations): On VOD

This image released by Neon shows Yura Borisov in a scene from “Anora.” (Augusta Quirk/Neon via AP)

Sean Baker’sPalme d’Or winner about a New York stripper’s rollercoaster romance with a Russian oligarch’s son may not have won big (or at all) at the Golden Globes, but the shine is still there — especially after Directors Guild and Screen Actors Guild nominations for Mikey Madison and Yura Borisov, and their respective Oscar nominations.

“Dune: Part Two” (5 Oscar nominations): Streaming on MAX

The first “Dune” got a best picture nomination but Denis Villeneuve was snubbed for a directing nod — and the same thing happened with “Part Two.” He was also left off the Directors Guild of America list.

“The Substance” (5 Oscar nominations): Streaming on MUBI, limited theatrical re-release

This image released by Mubi shows Demi Moore in a scene from “The Substance.” (Mubi via AP)

Demi Moore’s turn as an aging actor who goes to extremes to preserve her looks in Coralie Fargeat’s body horror already won her a Golden Globe, got her a SAG nomination and an Oscar nod. It was also nominated for best picture and best director.

“Nosferatu” (4 Oscar nominations): In theaters

Robert Eggers’ remake of the 1922 silent vampire classic starring Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp and Bill Skarsgård was recognized for crafts and cinematography.

“I’m Still Here” (3 Oscar nominations): In limited theaters

This image released by Sony Pictures Classics shows Fernanda Torres in a scene from “I’m Still Here.” (Sony Pictures Classics via AP)

This Brazilian film from Walter Salles stars Fernanda Torres (who won the Golden Globe) as Eunice Paiva, the wife of Rubens Paiva, a former leftist Brazilian congressman who was taken and not returned during the country’s military dictatorship. It made best picture, best actress and best international feature.

“Sing Sing” (3 Oscar nominations): In theaters

This image released by A24 shows Colman Domingo, left, and Clarence Maclin in a scene from “Sing Sing.” (A24 via AP)

Colman Domingo has received a lot of recognition for his performance as an incarcerated man who helps lead a theater program for others at Sing Sing, including from the actors guild. Domingo, the screenplay and the music were recognized by the academy.

“The Wild Robot” (3 Oscar nominations): Streaming on Peacock on Tuesday

This image released by Universal Pictures shows Roz, voiced by Lupita N’yongo, background, and Brightbill, voiced by Kit Connor, in a scene from DreamWorks Animation’s “The Wild Robot.” (DreamWorks Animation/Universal Pictures via AP)

Chris Sanders’ charming adaptation of Peter Brown’s book about a smart robot who gets stranded in the wilderness and becomes caretaker to a young gosling is in the animated feature discussion.

“The Apprentice” (2 Oscar nominations): VOD

Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong got Oscar nominations for portraying Donald Trump and his lawyer Roy Cohn in this film about the future U.S. president.

lucky 777 casino real money “Flow” (2 Oscar nominations): VOD, also in limited theaters

This image released by Sideshow and Janus Films shows a scene from the animated film “Flow.” (Sideshow and Janus Films via AP)

This wordless Latvian film about a cat escaping a great flood has become a favorite in the animation category. It won the animation Golden Globe and was nominated for an animation and international feature Oscar.

“Nickel Boys” (2 Oscar nominations): In very limited theaters

This image released by Amazon/MGM shows Ethan Herisse, left, and Brandon Wilson in a promotional photo for the film “Nickel Boys.” (Orion Pictures/Amazon/MGM via AP)

RaMell Ross used first-person POV to adapt Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about an abusive reform school in the Jim Crow South and for it got a best first feature nomination from the DGA.

“A Real Pain” (2 Oscar nominations): Streaming on Hulu

This image released by Searchlight Pictures shows Kieran Culkin, left, and Jesse Eisenberg in a scene from “A Real Pain.” (Searchlight Pictures via AP)

After a Globes win, an Oscar and SAG nom, Kieran Culkin is quickly becoming the supporting actor favorite in the awards race for playing the chaotic, charismatic Benji in Jesse Eisenberg’s tragicomic film about odd couple cousins on a Holocaust tour in Poland. Eisenberg was nominated for original screenplay.

“A Different Man” (1 Oscar nomination): Streaming on Max

Sebastian Stan won a Golden Globe for his performance as an aspiring actor who drastically changes his face in this psychological thriller. It was only recognized for makeup and hairstyling.

“Gladiator II” (1 Oscar nomination): Streaming on Paramount+

Denzel Washington did not get the one nomination. That went to the costume design team.

“Inside Out 2” (1 Oscar nomination): Streaming on Disney+

This image released by Disney/Pixar shows, from left, Sadness, voiced by Phyllis Smith, Joy, voiced by Amy Poehler, Disgust, voiced by Liza Lapira, Fear, voiced by Tony Hale and Anger, voiced by Lewis Black, in a scene from “Inside Out 2.” (Disney/Pixar via AP)

This Disney sequel about the emotions of a young girl is now the highest-grossing animated film of all time, not accounting for inflation.

“The Seed of the Sacred Fig” (1 Oscar nomination): In very limited theaters

Widely considered one of the best films of the year, this Cannes gem (and Germany’s Oscar submission) is a political thriller and domestic drama about Iran’s authoritarian regime.

“September 5” (1 Oscar nomination): In theaters

This image released by Paramount Pictures shows a scene from “September 5.” (Paramount Pictures via AP)

This film is a tick-tock account of how the sports reporters at ABC covered the Munich Olympics hostage crisis live in 1972. It got an original screenplay nod.

“Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl” (1 Oscar nomination): Streaming on Netflix

An animated contender, this is only the second feature-length Wallace & Gromit film, and brings back favorite Feathers McGraw.

“The Last Showgirl” (0 Oscar nominations): In theaters

Pamela Anderson got a SAG nomination for her portrayal of an aging Vegas performer in Gia Coppola’s film, but no such luck at the Oscars.

“The Piano Lesson” (O Oscar nominations): Streaming on Netflix

This image released by Netflix shows Danielle Deadwyler, left, and Ray Fisher in a scene from “The Piano Lesson.” (David Lee/Netflix via AP)

Danielle Deadwyler got a supporting actress nod from SAG for her performance in Malcolm Washington’s August Wilson adaptation. The movie was shut out at the Oscars.

“Queer” (0 Oscar nominations): On VOD

This image released by A24 shows Daniel Craig, left, and Drew Starkey in a scene from “Queer.” (Yannis Drakoulidis/A24 via AP)

Daniel Craig picked up a SAG nomination for his performance as a junkie expat infatuated with a young man in postwar Mexico in Luca Guadagnino’s William S. Burroughs adaptation.

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