2026 Oscars: How to Stream All the Winners - CNET

The 2026 Oscar winners include unmissable films such as Frankenstein, Sinners and best picture recipient One Battle After Another. With streaming services, you can fill up on many of the freshly awarded flicks. Stream Oscar-winning performances by Michael B. Jordan and Jessie Buckley on HBO Max and Peacock, and take in two short films on Netflix.If you haven't watched some of the new Academy Award winners, here are the streaming services that offer them in the US.On HBO Max Warner Bros./Video screenshot by CNET One Battle After Another (6 wins) With 13 nominations and critical acclaim, it may not come as a surprise that this action thriller picked up one Oscar after another on Sunday night. Paul Thomas Anderson earned an award for directing, and Sean Penn won for his role as Col. Steven J. Lockjaw. The film also stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio Del Toro, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor and Chase Infiniti, and you can stream it on HBO Max.WinsBest pictureBest supporting actor (Sean Penn)Best directing (Paul Thomas Anderson)Best adapted screenplayBest film editingBest casting See at HBO Max Warner Bros. Weapons (1 win) Finally, a win for Aunt Gladys. Amy Madigan nabbed an Oscar for her role in Weapons, the mystery-horror written and directed by Zach Cregger. You can watch it on HBO Max.WinBest supporting actress (Amy Madigan) See at HBO Max On HBO Max and Prime Video Warner Bros. Sinners (4 wins) Sinners already achieved a feat with 16 Oscar nominations -- the most out of the bunch. On Sunday, Michael B. Jordan won a lead acting award for his performance as twin brothers, and the horror movie written and directed by Ryan Coogler took home three other Oscars. WinsBest actor (Michael B. Jordan)Best original screenplayBest original scoreBest cinematography See at HBO Max On Netflix Ken Woroner/Netflix Frankenstein (3 wins) Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, streaming on Netflix, collected three Oscars. The adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel received nine nominations and stars Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi and Mia Goth.WinsBest costume design Best makeup and hairstylingBest production design See at Netflix Netflix KPop Demon Hunters (2 wins) Golden from KPop Demon Hunters won best original song at Sunday's ceremony, which also included a performance of the track by the voices behind the movie's girl-group: Ejae, Rei Ami and Audrey Nuna. KPop Demon Hunters also nabbed best animated feature, and in case you didn't already know, you can stream it on Netflix.WinsBest animated featureBest original song (Golden) See at Netflix Netflix The Singers (1 win) The live action short film category resulted in a tie. One of the winners, The Singers, adapts a 19th-century short story and features "a cast comprised of first-time actors from the unlikeliest corners of TikTok and YouTube," according to a Netflix synopsis.WinBest live action short See at Netflix Netflix All the Empty Rooms (1 win) A reporter and photographer memorialize the empty bedrooms of children killed in school shootings in this Oscar-winning short available on Netflix.WinBest documentary short See at Netflix On Peacock Peacock Hamnet (1 win) Jessie Buckley won an Oscar for her role in Hamnet, which is directed by Chloé Zhao and available on Peacock. The film, which received eight nominations, "tells the powerful story of love and loss that inspired the creation of Shakespeare's" Hamlet, per a synopsis from Focus Features. WinBest actress (Jessie Buckley) See at Peacock On Hulu beginning March 23 Neon/Video screenshot by CNET Sentimental Value (1 win) Best international feature went to the Norwegian drama Sentimental Value. You can't stream the film directed by Joachim Trier on Hulu yet, but you can starting on March 23.WinBest international feature film On Apple TV Apple F1 (1 win) According to an Apple synopsis, F1 stars Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, "Formula One's most promising phenom of the 1990s," who returns to the sport to help his former teammate's struggling team.WinBest sound See at Apple TV On Kino Film Collection Kino Lorber Mr. Nobody against Putin (1 win) The documentary Mr. Nobody against Putin is now Oscar-winning. You can watch with the streaming service Kino Film Collection, which describes it as a "first-person exposé of Russia's wartime student indoctrination program told through the eyes and lens of a small-town primary school teacher," or through Prime Video with a Kino Film Collection add-on subscription. WinBest documentary feature See at Kino Film Collection On YouTube Misia Films Two People Exchanging Saliva (1 win) Two People Exchanging Saliva, co-winner of the live action short film Oscar, is available on YouTube. The film takes place in a society where kissing is outlawed, according to its website.WinBest live action short See at YouTube Not available on streaming services 20th Century Studios Avatar: Fire and Ash (1 win) The Oscar for best visual effects went to Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is only in theaters. James Cameron directs the third film in the Avatar franchise that stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña and Sigourney Weaver.WinBest visual effects National Film Board of Canada The Girl Who Cried Pearls (1 win) The stop-motion short The Girl Who Cried Pearls is not currently available to watch in the US. The film is about a boy who must choose between fortune and love, according to the National Film Board of Canada.WinBest animated short