Following the star-studded 2026 Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night, film enthusiasts in the United States can now stream several major Oscar-winning movies—including Best Picture champion One Battle After Another, the horror sensation Sinners, and Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein—across major streaming platforms like HBO Max, Netflix, and Peacock.
If you are looking to catch up on this year’s celebrated cinematic achievements, here is your complete guide to where these Academy Award winners are currently streaming online. Before you sign up, remember to check if your mobile carrier, such as T-Mobile or Verizon, offers complimentary subscriptions to these streaming services.
Oscar Winners Streaming on HBO Max
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One Battle After Another (6 wins)
Entering the night with an impressive 13 nominations, this critically acclaimed action thriller dominated the ceremony by capturing six Academy Awards. Renowned filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson earned the Oscar for Best Directing, while Sean Penn took home the Best Supporting Actor trophy for his memorable role as Col. Steven J. Lockjaw. The star-studded ensemble cast also features Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio Del Toro, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor, and Chase Infiniti. You can experience the entire film right now on HBO Max.
Wins
- Best picture
- Best supporting actor (Sean Penn)
- Best directing (Paul Thomas Anderson)
- Best adapted screenplay
- Best film editing
- Best casting
Amy Madigan as Aunt Gladys in Weapons. / Warner Bros.
Weapons (1 win)
Amy Madigan secured an Oscar victory for her standout performance as Aunt Gladys in Weapons. Written and directed by Zach Cregger, this suspenseful mystery-horror feature is available to stream on HBO Max.
Win
- Best supporting actress (Amy Madigan)
Oscar Winners Streaming on HBO Max and Prime Video
Warner Bros.
Sinners (4 wins)
Ryan Coogler’s atmospheric horror film, Sinners, led the entire Oscar field with an astonishing 16 nominations. During Sunday’s ceremony, Michael B. Jordan claimed the Best Actor trophy for his dual performance as twin brothers, while the film secured three additional wins in key technical and creative categories.
Wins
- Best actor (Michael B. Jordan)
- Best original screenplay
- Best original score
- Best cinematography
Oscar Winners Streaming on Netflix
Ken Woroner/Netflix
Frankenstein (3 wins)
Guillermo del Toro’s gothic masterpiece, Frankenstein, secured three Academy Awards during the ceremony. This visually striking adaptation of Mary Shelley’s landmark novel received nine total nominations and stars a powerhouse cast including Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, and Mia Goth.
Wins
- Best costume design
- Best makeup and hairstyling
- Best production design
Netflix
KPop Demon Hunters (2 wins)
The animated feature KPop Demon Hunters claimed two major awards, including Best Animated Feature. Its signature track, “Golden,” won Best Original Song, following a spectacular live showcase during the ceremony by the vocal talents behind the film’s central girl-group: Ejae, Rei Ami, and Audrey Nuna.
Wins
- Best animated feature
- Best original song (Golden)
Netflix
The Singers (1 win)
The highly competitive Live Action Short Film category concluded in a rare tie. One of the co-winners, The Singers, brings a classic 19th-century short story to life using a unique cast composed entirely of first-time actors discovered on TikTok and YouTube.
Win
- Best live action short
Netflix
All the Empty Rooms (1 win)
This poignant, Academy Award-winning documentary short follows a dedicated reporter and photographer as they document and preserve the memory of bedrooms left behind by children killed in school shootings.
Win
- Best documentary short
Oscar Winners Streaming on Peacock
Peacock
Hamnet (1 win)
Jessie Buckley earned a Best Actress Academy Award for her powerful performance in Hamnet. Directed by Chloé Zhao and nominated for eight Oscars, the film explores the profound personal tragedy and emotional journey that inspired William Shakespeare to write his legendary play, Hamlet.
Win
- Best actress (Jessie Buckley)
Oscar Winners Arriving on Hulu on March 23
Sentimental Value (1 win)
The prestigious Best International Feature Film award went to the Norwegian drama Sentimental Value. Directed by Joachim Trier, the film is scheduled to make its streaming debut on Hulu starting March 23.
Win
- Best international feature film
Oscar Winners Streaming on Apple TV
Apple
F1 (1 win)
Brad Pitt stars in F1 as Sonny Hayes, a legendary 1990s Formula One racing prodigy who steps out of retirement to mentor a promising young driver on a struggling team. The high-speed sports drama took home the Academy Award for Best Sound.
Win
- Best sound
Oscar Winners Streaming on Kino Film Collection
Kino Lorber
Mr. Nobody against Putin (1 win)
The Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature went to the powerful exposé Mr. Nobody against Putin. The documentary provides a first-person perspective of Russia’s wartime student indoctrination program, captured through the eyes of a small-town primary school teacher. It is available to stream on the Kino Film Collection service or as a Prime Video subscription add-on.
Win
- Best documentary feature
Oscar Winners Streaming on YouTube
Misia Films
Two People Exchanging Saliva (1 win)
Sharing the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short, Two People Exchanging Saliva can be streamed directly on YouTube. The narrative centers on a unique dystopian society where kissing has been outlawed.
Win
- Best live action short
Oscar Winners Not Currently Available to Stream
Avatar: Fire and Ash (1 win)
The Academy Award for Best Visual Effects went to James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is currently playing exclusively in movie theaters. The third installment of the blockbuster sci-fi franchise stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, and Sigourney Weaver.
Win
- Best visual effects
The Girl Who Cried Pearls (1 win)
The stop-motion masterpiece The Girl Who Cried Pearls, which took home the Best Animated Short Film Oscar, is not currently available for digital streaming or viewing in the United States. According to the National Film Board of Canada, the narrative follows a young boy faced with a critical choice between material fortune and true love.
Win
- Best animated short