Tracking down 2025 Oscar winners can feel tricky with today’s mix of streaming platforms, rentals, and theatrical releases. Whether you’re eager to see the latest Best Picture champ or revisit a timeless classic, options abound.
The guide breaks down where to watch the standout films from the 97th Academy Awards, held on March 2, 2025, so cinephiles and casual fans can dive into these acclaimed stories.
From subscription services like Netflix and MAX to video-on-demand (VOD) rentals and select cinema screenings, there’s a way to enjoy every 2025 Oscar winner. Below, we’ve rounded up the top films and where to find them.
Anora (5 Wins, Including Best Picture)
- Where: In cinemas and VOD
- Why Watch: Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or winner follows a New York stripper’s wild romance with a Russian oligarch’s son. Mikey Madison and Yura Borisov snagged Oscar nods, making this a must-see despite a Golden Globes shutout.
The Brutalist (3 Wins)
- Where: In cinemas and VOD
- Why Watch: Adrien Brody stars as a Holocaust-surviving architect in this gripping tale, earning Golden Globes for Best Director, Best Drama, and Best Actor. Felicity Jones also scored an Oscar nomination.
Emilia Perez (2 Wins)
- Where: Streaming on Netflix
- Why Watch: Jacques Audiard’s bold musical thriller about a drug lord’s gender transition nabbed 13 Oscar nods. Karla Sofía Gascón and Zoe Saldaña shone, winning Golden Globes alongside Best Comedy/Musical and Best Song (“El Mal”).
Conclave (1 Win)
- Where: Available on Peacock
- Why Watch: Edward Berger’s papal election thriller earned Ralph Fiennes a SAG nod and a Golden Globe for Best Screenplay. Isabella Rossellini’s Supporting Actress nomination adds to its allure.
Dune: Part Two (2 Wins)
- Where: Available on MAX
- Why Watch: Denis Villeneuve’s epic sequel wowed with technical wins, though he missed a Best Director nod again. A visual feast for sci-fi fans!
I’m Still Here (1 Win)
- Where: In select theaters
- Why Watch: Walter Salles’ Brazilian gem, starring Golden Globe winner Fernanda Torres, won Best International Feature. It’s a poignant look at a family torn by dictatorship.
The Substance (1 Win)
- Where: Available on MUBI
- Why Watch: Demi Moore’s chilling turn as an aging actress earned her a Golden Globe and SAG nod, with Oscar nominations for Best Picture and Director rounding out this body horror hit.
Wicked (2 Wins)
- Where: Rent or buy on-demand
- Why Watch: Jon M. Chu’s dazzling musical adaptation scored nods for Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Best Picture, and a rare SAG Ensemble nomination.
How to Access These Films
- Streaming: Netflix, MAX, Peacock, and MUBI host several winners.
- Rentals: VOD platforms offer Anora, The Brutalist, and Wicked.
- Theaters: Catch I’m Still Here and others still screening.
