
01/22/2026 • 5 min read
The 98th Oscars® Best Picture nominees are here. This is the time when movie lovers start building their watchlists and looking for a clear answer to one simple question: where to watch the Best Picture nominees? At Cinemark, the answer is easy. During our Oscars Movie Week, participating Cinemark theaters host a full week of screenings built around these nominated films. Guests can see the 98th Oscars Best Picture nominees for $40 with a festival pass.
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Here is how the festival works and what each nominee brings to the lineup so you can plan your week.
Oscars Movie Week at Cinemark is designed to feel like a festival, our guests get an entire week to watch all the nominees. These movies were created for the big screen. The sound, picture, and audience reactions add something special to the experience. A week of celebrating the year’s best films in theaters brings back the joy of moviegoing.
For $40, you can see all nominated movies and the nominated Animated & Live Action short films at participating Cinemark theaters.
The pass is simple:
Use it across the full week.
Choose the showtimes that fit your schedule.
Watch more nominees without buying individual tickets.
Plan your own festival lineup without rushing.
The festival pass makes it affordable to experience several of the most celebrated films of the year. Plus, festival passholders also get 50% OFF any size popcorn. Availability may vary by location, so check your local theater for its specific lineup.
The process is easy, direct, and built to give you control over your own schedule.
Here is a look at the ten Best Picture nominees for the 98th Oscars. All films will appear at select Cinemark theaters during Oscars Movie Week. Availability varies by location.
Bugonia carries the daring style associated with Yorgos Lanthimos. The film stands out for its tone, visuals, and strong performances. It has been a major awards conversation piece all season. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
F1 blends technical precision with character-driven storytelling. With high-intensity racing sequences and detailed sound design, it is built for the big screen. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Frankenstein is a new vision from Guillermo del Toro, combining gothic atmosphere with emotional storytelling. The production design and visual details benefit from a theatrical presentation. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Hamnet is a historical drama directed by Chloé Zhao and produced by an accomplished team. Known for its performances and visual precision, it is the kind of film that thrives in theaters. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Marty Supreme brings energetic, character-driven filmmaking to the Best Picture field. The film has earned praise for its performances and pace. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle after Another blends scale, detail, and character complexity. The film rewards attention on the big screen. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
The Secret Agent is known for controlled tension, careful pacing, and strong character work. It is especially effective in a focused theatrical environment. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Sentimental Value offers a quiet, emotional story with strong performances. Its subtle cinematography and themes are best experienced in a theater. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Sinners delivers intensity, atmosphere, and bold storytelling. The film stands out for its emotional weight and striking visuals. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
Train Dreams is known for its landscapes, character depth, and lyrical storytelling. Its visual scope is especially rewarding on the big screen. Included with the festival pass at participating Cinemark theaters.
The Oscars are voted on by members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. There are over eleven thousand members of the Academy across 19 branches. Members of each branch (Actors, Cinematographers, Directors, Film Editors, etc.) vote on nominations for their own craft. All members vote to select the Best Picture nominees. Once the nominations are set, all members get to vote in the final round to determine the Oscar winners.
Best Picture nominees are chosen for their excellence in storytelling, performances, direction, and craft. Many of these films are developed with theaters in mind. On a large screen, details become clearer. Sound becomes more immersive. Emotional moments land with greater weight.
Watching with an audience adds another layer. Shared reactions help you feel the story in new ways. Oscars Movie Week gives guests the chance to experience these films the way filmmakers intended.
Oscars Movie Week at Cinemark celebrates the year’s most acclaimed films with the energy of a festival and the flexibility of a full week of screenings. With a festival pass, guests can see the 98th Oscars Best Picture nominees for $40 at participating Cinemark theaters.
Check your local Cinemark for participating titles, showtimes, and festival pass availability.