Here's where you can watch this year's Oscar-nominated movies at home

Need to catch up on the 2026 Oscar movies? You can stream the major nominees right now on Netflix, HBO Max and Peacock (or buy or rent them).

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If you've been waiting, now's the time to catch up on the Oscar movies you've missed.

You've got a few weeks to get busy and get watching the best picture contenders, those films with all the top acting talent, before the big night: Conan O'Brien hosts the 98th Oscars on March 15, airing live on ABC and Hulu (7 p.m. ET/4 PT). The major players that night are available to watch at home via streaming services and on-demand platforms.

Here are 20 nominated movies to watch from your couch right now:

Ethan Hawke snagged a best actor Oscar nomination as famed lyricist Lorenz Hart in this lively character study, which also scored an original screenplay nod. Richard Linklater reimagines the 1943 premiere afterparty of "Oklahoma!" where a newly sober Hart tries to keep some semblance of pride while holding court at the hotel bar, obsessing over college-age Elizabeth (Margaret Qualley) and toasting old partner Richard Rodgers (Andrew Scott) on his big night.