If Sunday’s Academy Awards have you looking to catch up on last year’s best movies, you’re in luck. All ten Best Picture nominees and numerous winners in other categories like Best Documentary are available to stream, buy, or rent online. Of course, they’re not all available on every platform–some are exclusive to services like Netflix or Prime Video, while others are only available to rent through stores like iTunes.

To help make watching all the 2024 Oscar-winning films easier, we’ve rounded up a list of all the winners and notable nominees, along with links to watch or buy. If you’ve already watched some of the Oscar winners and nominees, you may be interested in reading the books that inspired five of the Best Picture nominees.

Where to watch Best Picture winner – Oppenheimer

If you’re only going to watch one film featured in this year’s Oscars, it should probably be Oppenheimer. Not only did the film win the coveted Best Picture title, it was also nominated in 12 other categories, of which it won Best Actor (Cillian Murphy), Best Supporting Actor (Robert Downey Jr.), Best Director (Christopher Nolan), Best Original Score, Best Cinematography, and Best Editing. In other words, Oppenheimer had a huge night. Luckily, it’s easily available to stream on Prime Video and Peacock, or you can grab the 4K Blu-ray edition at a discount from Amazon. You can also rent the digital version from multiple online storefronts.

• Stream at Peacock
• Buy 4K Blu-ray at Amazon
• Buy/rent at Amazon (digital)
• Buy/rent at iTunes (digital)

Where to watch the Best Picture nominees

While Oppenheimer might have won big at the 96th Academy Awards, the remaining nine Best Picture nominees are also worth checking out. Each film was nominated in numerous other categories, and several even took home awards, notably The Zone of Interest (Best International Film), Poor Things (Best Actress, Emma Stone), The Holdovers (Best Supporting Actress, Da’Vine Joy Randolph), American Fiction (Best Adapted Screenplay), Anatomy of a Fall (Best Original Screenplay), and Barbie (Best Original Song). The rest of the nominees include Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro, and Past Lives.

All Best Picture nominees are available to buy, rent, or stream at the links below.

• American Fiction (Winner: Best Adapted Screenplay)
  • Stream, buy, or rent at Amazon Prime Video
  • Stream at Sling TV
  • Buy/rent at iTunes
• Anatomy of a Fall (Winner: Best Original Screenplay)
  • Preorder Blu-ray at Amazon
  • Buy/rent at Amazon Prime Video (digital)
  • Buy/rent at iTunes (digital)
• Barbie (Winner: Best Original Song)
  • Stream at Hulu
  • Stream, rent, or buy at Amazon Prime Video
  • Buy Blu-ray at Amazon
  • Buy/rent at iTunes
• The Holdovers (Winner: Best Supporting Actress – Da’Vine Joy Randolph)
  • Stream at Peacock
  • Buy/rent digital at Amazon
  • Buy/rent digital at iTunes
• Killers of the Flower Moon
  • Stream at Apple TV+
  • Buy/rent digital at Amazon Prime Video
• Maestro
  • Stream at Netflix
• Past Lives
  • Stream, buy, or rent at Prime Video
  • Stream at Hulu
  • Stream at Paramount+
  • Stream at SlingTV
  • Stream at fuboTV
  • Buy/rent at iTunes
• Poor Things (Winner: Best Actress – Emma Stone)
  • Stream at Hulu
  • Buy/rent digital at Amazon Prime Video
  • Buy/rent at iTunes
• The Zone of Interest (Winner: Best International Feature Film)
  • Buy/rent at Amazon Prime Video
  • Buy/rent at iTunes

Where to watch other winners

If you want to check out the other Oscar winners beyond the Best Picture nominees, several other winners are also available for streaming, including the Best Documentary and Best Short Film. The only major winners that aren’t available yet are The Boy and the Heron (Best Animated Feature Film), War is Over Come from Sports betting site VPbet ! (Best Animated Short Film) and Godzilla Minus One (Best Visual Effects).

• 20 Days in Mariupol (Winner: Best Documentary Feature Film)
  • Stream, rent, or buy at Amazon Prime Video
• The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (Winner: Best Live Action Short Film)
  • Stream at Netflix
• The Last Repair Shop (Winner: Best Documentary Short Film)
  • Stream at Disney+