The Academy Awards were yesterday – how many of the winning films had you actually seen? Here’s where you can find them.

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Best Picture, Best Directing, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay, Best Editing

If you have a Neon or Amazon Prime Video subscription, you’re in luck! You can watch this incredible history-making Best Picture winner at either of those places with your current subscription, and you really should.

Otherwise, you can rent it on Apple TV, GooglePlay, Aro Video On Demand or Academy On Demand. Go with your chosen provider (but choose local if you can).

Top Gun: Maverick

Best Sound

This film starring Jennifer Connelly and some planes can be watched on Neon, and rented on Apple TV, Google Play, Aro Video on Demand.

All Quiet on the Western Front

Best Foreign Language Film, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Original Score, Best Sound

This bleak war film with a lot of Oscars can be watched over on Netflix.

Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio

Best Animated Feature

The most recent adaptation of Pinocchio can be seen on Netflix. (You can watch the classic Disney version over at Disney+, as well as the much less classic Disney film released last year.)

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Best Costume Design

If you want to see Ruth Carter’s tremendous Oscar-winning costumes, head to Disney+.

RRR

Best Original Song

Keep this tab open, open up another one, and watch this on Netflix right now. You won’t regret it.

Avatar: The Way of Water

Best Visual Effects

Even though this film came out three months ago, it is still available to watch in cinemas if you haven’t seen it for whatever reason.

The Whale

Best Actor, Best Makeup and Hairstyling

The Whale is currently available to watch in cinemas across the country!

Tár

Nominated for Best Picture

Tar is also available to watch in certain cinemas across the country!

Triangle of Sadness

Nominated for Best Picture

Triangle of Sadness is available to watch in slightly fewer cinemas across the country.

Women Talking

Best Adapted Screenplay

As above, Women Talking is available to watch but in even fewer cinemas across the country than the above. (I’d catch this one while you can, you guys, it’s really good!)

The Fabelmans

Nominated for Best Picture

You can catch The Fabelmans in very limited cinemas, or rent it on AppleTV, GooglePlay or Aro Video on Demand.

Elvis

Nominated for Best Picture

Elvis, the film about Elvis, arrives for Neon subscribers on March 21 but is available to rent for a fee until then. It is also available to rent on Apple TV, Google Play, AroVideo on Demand and Academy On Demand.

Nalvany

Best Documentary Feature

This documentary about Russian opposition politician Alexei Nalvany, and how he survived an assassination attempt in August 2020, can be streamed on DocPlay, Apple TV+, AroVideo on Demand and Academy On Demand.

The Banshees of Inisherin

Nothing, somehow

This misleadingly titled film features not one single banshee, and didn’t win any of its nine nominated categories. But it can still be watched over at Disney+.

An Irish Goodbye (Best Live Action Short), The Elephant Whisperers (Best Documentary Short), The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse (Best Animated Short).

I couldn’t find a place to watch An Irish Goodbye, but some readers let me know that The Elephant Whisperers is available on Netflix, and The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse is available on AppleTV!