As the excitement builds for the 96th Academy Awards, cinephiles and casual viewers alike are gearing up to witness Hollywood’s biggest night. With major movies like “Oppenheimer” in the spotlight, hosted by the iconic Jimmy Kimmel, the Oscars promise an evening of glamour, celebration, and recognition for the best of the best in the film industry.
When Are the Oscars?
This year, the Oscars airtime has shifted one hour earlier, ensuring audiences can enjoy the entire ceremony without sacrificing a good night’s sleep. The official stream for the 96th Academy Awards ceremony kicks off at 7 pm ET on Sunday, March 10.
How to Watch the Awards Ceremony
For those with cable subscriptions, tuning in to the Oscars is as simple as flipping to ABC. However, cable is not a necessity, as viewers can access the broadcast for free using an over-the-air antenna, offering access to local channels like ABC.
Alternatively, several live TV streaming services, including Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and FuboTV, offer ABC as part of their channel bundles. While these services may come with a monthly fee, they provide flexibility and convenience without the constraints of traditional cable contracts.
For those seeking accessibility, a livestream of the 2024 Oscars formatted for American Sign Language viewers will be available on YouTube during the ceremony, ensuring inclusivity for all audiences.
Where to Stream the Nominated Movies
In anticipation of the Oscars, many are eager to catch up on the nominated films. Fortunately, several streaming platforms offer access to these cinematic gems. “Oppenheimer” and “The Holdovers” are currently available on Peacock, while “Barbie” can be found on HBO Max. “Past Lives” is included in a subscription to Paramount Plus with Showtime, and “Killers of the Flower Moon” is exclusive to Apple TV Plus. Netflix subscribers can enjoy “Maestro,” while “Poor Things” will be available on Hulu starting March 7.
With these streaming options, movie enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the magic of Oscar-worthy performances from the comfort of their own homes. So, grab some popcorn, settle into your favorite spot on the couch, and get ready to witness cinematic history unfold at the 96th Academy Awards.
Stay tuned to Brandsynario for more.
