Looking for a good movie to watch? In this article, we present to you the 2022 Oscar nominees available for streaming.
Despite a difficult time due to the pandemic, 2022 has been a rich year for the film industry.
The Academy Awards, the film industry's biggest awards ceremony, took place on March 27 with major films nominated.
However, this edition presented a big novelty: the strong presence of films from streaming platforms.
In fact, in this edition almost all the winners were broadcast directly on streaming platforms.
Among all platforms, Netflix leads in the nominations.
The streaming giant had five feature films nominated in major categories, compared to two for Prime Video and two for Apple TV.
So, you can easily watch the nominees on Amazon Prime, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, etc.
So, we will present to you in this article the 2022 Oscar nominees available for streaming.
1. Tick, Tick… Boom! (Netflix)
First of all we present to you the musical of the moment: Tick, Tick… Boom!
This film directed by the famous Lin-Manuel Miranda received 2 nominations: best actor and best editing.
In fact, it's a superb adaptation of Jonathan Larson's autobiographical musical of the same name.
In the film, you will meet the story of Jon, a young man who works as a waiter in a New York restaurant while pursuing his dream of making a living from his compositions for the theater.
About to present the project of a musical comedy, he must face the aspirations of his girlfriend, the problems of his friend who seeks financial stability and the AIDS epidemic.
You probably know the actor Andrew Garfield, famous for playing Spiderman.
So, if you like his work, you will definitely enjoy this film.
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2. Being the Ricardos (Amazon Prime)
Next, we present the film to you Being the Ricardos.
This film directed by Aaron Sorkin received 3 nominations: best actress, best actor and best supporting actor.
And it's no wonder, since the film stars Nicole Kidman.
So, the film tells the story of the protagonist couple of the 1951 American sitcom I Love Lucy.
The feature film takes place during a week of production of the series and addresses the protagonists' controversies, such as the couple's arguments.
But the main controversy addressed in the film is when Lucille is accused of joining the Communist Party in the 1930s.
3. Don't look up (Netflix)
To conclude, we present to you the film Don't look up.
So, this film was nominated in 4 categories: best film, best original screenplay, best editing and best music.
If you like satires, you will like this film which is a satire about two scientists discovering that a comet is about to destroy our planet.
In addition to the interesting and topical storyline, the group of actors assembled for this film is another strong point.
In this movie you will see famous people like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Cate Blanchett and Timothée Chalamet.
