Oppenheimer dominates 2024 Oscars, Apple TV+ and Netflix all but left out

Netflix and Apple TV+ were all but shut out of the 2024 Oscars despite receiving 32 nominations combined, with Netflix winning one for Wes Anderson’s film The wonderful story of Henry Sugar (Best Live Action Short Film).The biggest surprise was Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple TV+) didn’t win any statues, especially Lily Gladstone who lost out on the Best Actress award poor thing” Emma Stone.

Universal Pictures was the big winner with Oppenheimer (Best Picture, Best Director, Editing, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Original Score, Cinematography), while poor thing (Disney Searchlight Pictures) won four awards. The Other Half of “Bappenheimer” (Barbieofc) only won Best Song for a song by Billy Eilish what was i born for (not I’m just willingperformed live at the awards ceremony by Supporting Actor nominee Ryan Gosling).

The event was a disappointment for Netflix, which won six awards last year. Netflix has won 23 Oscars since 2017, but has yet to win Best Picture or Best Actor or Actor. Although Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan received four nominations this year (Grandmaster), Coleman Domingo Rustin and Annette Benam nyad.

Lily Gladstone Might Be Easier to Win Than Stone Killers of the Flower Moon She will also become the first Native American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor and Actress. The studio is also up against nominees Robert De Niro for Best Supporting Actor and Scorsese for Best Director. However, apart from Gladstone’s loss, the distribution of awards was largely as expected.

This year, it can’t be said that the judges were swayed by the lack of drama in streaming. Killers of the Flower Moon was shown quite widely in cinemas, while Grandmaster Spent a month in theaters before it was released on Netflix. Both did well at the box office.

The ceremony itself looked decent; deadline Claiming the producers have “finally put on an Oscars show for the 21st century” hollywood reporter Call it “busy and eclectic.” USA Today It’s true that it was described as “boring,” but every Oscar for the past 20 years has been met with the same criticism.

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