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Oscar 2023: A peek into nominated flicks: How and where to watch Oscar nominated movies
Don’t you wonder sometimes, what is it about movies like ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ that bag as many as 11 nominations?
New Delhi: The most revered celebration to honor the artistic and technical merit in the world of cinema is just around the corner. With just 2 days to go, Oscars 2023 has knitted many hopes globally.
Don’t you wonder sometimes, what is it about movies like ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ that bag as many as 11 nominations?
Well, let’s give a little peek into these stalwarts from the world of cinema that will conquer the stage at Oscars 2023:
1. Everything Everywhere All at Once
The movie with the highest Oscar nominations for this year is an absurdist-comedy flick spiced up by sci-fi action sequences.
The movie explores the concept of a multiverse when the protagonist, a Chinese immigrant accidentally channels different versions of herself. Soon, she realizes only she has the power to stop the destruction of the multiverse.
Total nominations: 11
Where to watch Everything Everywhere All at Once:
Amazon Prime Video
YouTube, Google Play, Apple TV (Rent)
2. The Banshees of Inisherin
The black comedy/tragedy is a tale of two friends living in a remote area of Ireland.
The movie gains its pace when Colm suddenly demands to break things off with others, threatening to chop his fingers if his buddy Padraic doesn’t leave him alone.
Padraic seeks help from his sister and a lone islander to convince Colm but things only get worse.
Total Nominations: 9
Where to watch The Banshees of Inisherin:
Disney+ Hotstar or rent on demand
3. All Quiet on the Western Front
The war flick is an adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s 1928 novel based on world war 1 where a young German soldier gradually collides with the barbaric realities of the war.
Total Nominations: 9
Where to watch All Quiet on the Western Front: Netflix
4. Elvis
Biopic of “King of Rock N Roll” Elvis Presley. The movie encompasses his life journey right from his childhood till the day he died.
Total Nominations: 8
Where to watch Elvis: Now Cinema or Rent
5. The Fabelmans
Autobiographical flick centering Stevan Spielberg’s childhood and his journey of falling in love with cinema.
Total Nominations: 7
Where to Watch The Fabelmans: Only available in cinemas
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