Earlier this week, the Oscars were awarded for the 95th time. A lot of films won a prize and the great thing is: you can simply stream most films if you are a subscriber! This is the place to be for the winners. 
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The big winner was Amazon Prime Video with one film that not only won an Oscar statuette for best picture, but also a series of other awards for the actors and creators. But Netflix also has nothing to complain about, with prices for six different films. In that respect, Apple TV+'s profit this year is somewhat meager: only one Oscar for best animated film. Not the great success of last year with CODA, but still a nice bonus. Want to check out all these award winners this weekend? Then we tell you below which streaming video services you should go to!
Everything Everywhere All At Once
On display at: Amazon Prime Video
With 7 Oscars ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ this year's biggest winner. The film was voted best picture and there were Oscars for best actress (Michelle Yeoh), best supporting actor (Ke Huy Quan) and best supporting actress (an almost unrecognizable Jamie Lee Curtis). But it didn't stop there, because ’the Daniels’ (Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) and the other makers received Oscars for best script, best direction and best editing.
As a movie ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ also very special. Chinese immigrant Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh) and her husband Waymond (Key Hun Quan) run a not-so-successful laundromat, a rebellious daughter and a tax return that just doesn't seem to end. Exactly when it all gets too much, the universe splits into an infinite number and Evelyn is no longer just a laundromat owner, but also an internationally known movie star, kung fu master, chef or maybe the hero everyone has been needing all along. had. Not an Amazon Prime subscriber? Then you can also rent ‘m at Pathé Home.
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
Shown on: Apple TV+
This year's prize-winning animated film is about the friendship between a boy, mole, fox and horse, with the underlying message that all creatures on earth are connected. It is also about compassion, empathy and kindness in your daily life. This hand-drawn animation is a bit slow moving, which may not quite match the dizzying speed that kids are used to these days. It is based on the book of the same name by Charlie Mackesy. The film previously won a BAFTA Film Award, four Annie Awards (including Best Special Production) and a NAACP Image Awards nomination for Outstanding Short Form (Animated) Film. We previously wrote about the Oscar for ‘The Boy, The Mole, etc’.
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All Quiet On The Western Front (Im Westen nichts Neues)
Shown on: Netflix
With 4 Oscars ‘All Quiet On The Western Front’ it did quite well, including an award for the best international film. There were also Oscars for cinematography, music and production. The film made in Germany
This war movie has impressed the Academy with great cinematography, the best original music and production. This culminates in the prize for best international film, as the Netflix title was made in Germany. 17-year-old Paul goes to the Western Front in World War I, but his enthusiasm soon gives way to the harsh reality of life in the trenches.
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio
Shown on: Netflix
Guillermo Del Toro can add one Oscar to his collection, for best animated film. It is by no means the only Pinocchio film released in recent times, but it is the best. The story is well known: a wooden puppet magically comes to life and becomes a real boy, after which he begins to discover the world and get into mischief. He learns some important lessons in the process.
RRR
Shown on: Netflix
The Indian film RRR has won an Oscar for best original song. This epic saga is set in pre-independence India. A brave warrior comes face-to-face with a tough British agent on a dangerous mission.
Avatar: The Way of Water
Available at: Disney+ (coming soon)
You may have already seen it in the cinema. But if not, you'll soon be able to turn on Disney+ to watch the sequel to Avatar. The Way of Water won an award for best special effects. Jake Sully and Ney'tiri have formed a family and are doing everything they can to stay together. They explore the mysteries of Pandora after they have to leave their home. When an old threat resurfaces, Jake must fight a tough battle.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Shown at: Disney+
An Oscar for the best costume design. In ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ from Marvel Studios, Queen Ramonda (Angela Bassett), Shuri, M’Baku, Okoye, and the Dora Milaje fight to protect their nation from hostile world powers after the death of King T’Challa. The citizens of Wakanda must unite in their fight for a new future for the kingdom.
Top Gun: Maverick
Shown at: Skyshowtime
Top Gun: Maverick received an Oscar for best sound, something you need a good soundbar to enjoy to the fullest. After more than thirty years of service, Maverick still feels at home in the Navy. As a courageous test pilot, he always pushes his limits and avoids promotions, which would prevent him from flying. Not a Skyshowtime subscriber? Then you can also join Pathé Right at home.
Navalny
Shown at: HBO Max
Navalny won an Oscar for best documentary. Director Daniel Roher explores the life and work of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. After years of campaigning against corruption, it has powerful enemies, including President Vladimir Putin.
The Elephant Whisperers
On Netflix
Bomman and Bellie, a couple in South India, devote their lives to caring for an orphaned baby elephant named Raghu, forging a family like no other. Winner of an Oscar for the best short documentary.
The Whale
See: in the cinema
Remarkable! This film can still be seen in the cinema and has already won two Oscars. Including Best Actor in a Leading Role for Brendan Fraser (of The Mummy fame). The hair and makeup of this film were also appreciated, because this Oscar was also won by The Whale.
A morbidly obese reclusive English teacher lives alone in the aftermath of a tragedy. He tries to mend the bond with his teenage daughter, played by up-and-coming talent Sadie Sink (Stranger Things). The film will undoubtedly end up on a streaming service, but which one is not yet known.
Also not yet available on streaming video services:
- An Irish Goodbye (Live-action short film)
- Women Talking (Adapted screenplay)
Every Saturday you can also find the Weekend viewing tips section on our site, for inspiration on what to see at the various streaming video services.