The 2022 Oscar nominations are out and unless you’re a critic who sees every single film when it’s released, it’s likely there are a few you might have missed. Hollywood’s continuing shift toward streaming services as platforms for their prestige titles has been great for those who prefer to consume their entertainment from the safety of their couch. Like last year, there are quite a few nominees you can stream right now with a premium subscription to one or more services. More are available on demand for a fee, and, of course, some are still showing in theaters if you’re willing to venture out of the house. Here’s where you can catch up on the major contenders (with two or more nominations), listed by streaming service.
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Update: Disney has announced that West Side Story will start streaming on Disney+ March 2. The list below has been adjusted accordingly.
Netflix
Power of the Dog (12 nominations)
Don’t Look Up (four nominations)
The Lost Daughter (three nominations)
tick, tick… BOOM! (two nominations)
HBO Max
Dune (10 nominations) — returning March 10
Nightmare Alley (four nominations)
Drive My Car (four nominations) — available beginning March 2
The Eyes of Tammy Faye (two nominations)
Apple TV+
CODA (three nominations)
The Tragedy of Macbeth (three nominations)
Disney+
West Side Story (seven nominations) — available beginning March 2
Encanto (three nominations)
Cruella (two nominations)
Hulu
Flee (three nominations)
Prime Video
Being the Ricardos (three nominations)
For Purchase Digitally (including VOD, Google Play, Vudu, Prime Video, YouTube, Apple TV, and more)
Belfast (seven nominations)
King Richard (six nominations)
Still in Theatrical Release
Licorice Pizza (three nominations)
Parallel Mothers (two nominations)
The Worst Person in the World (two nominations)
For more coverage of the Academy Awards, be sure to visit our Awards Contenders page with recommendations of many of the top films of the year.
