Oppenheimer officiates at the 2024 Oscars as Apple TV+ and Netflix are virtually shut down

Despite combining for 32 nominations, Netflix and Apple TV+ were all but shut out of the 2024 Oscars, with Netflix winning just one award for Wes Anderson's film. The wonderful story of Henry Sugar (Best Live Action Short Film). The biggest surprise was Martin Scorsese's surprise Moonflower Killers (Apple TV+) did not receive a single statuette, most notably Lily Gladstone's loss of the Best Actress award to Bad things” Emma Stone .

It was universal Big winner With Oppenheimer (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Original Score, Cinematography) while Bad things The film (Disney Searchlight Pictures) won four awards. The other half of Barbenheimer (Barbieofc) only won one award for Best Song with Billie Eilish What are you made for? (no I'm just Kenwas sung live at the ceremony by nominated supporting actor Ryan Gosling).

The ceremony was a disappointment for Netflix, which took home six awards last year. Netflix has won 23 Oscars since 2017, but has yet to win the Best Picture or Best Actor/Actress categories. This is despite four nominations this year for Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan (Artist, band leader), Coleman Domingo L Rustin And Annette Bening L club.

Lily Gladstone was perhaps slightly favored over Stone to win it Moonflower Killers She was also the first Native American to win an Academy Award for Best Actor or Actress. The studio was also up for Best Supporting Actor with Robert De Niro and Best Director nominated for Scorsese. Aside from Gladstone's loss, the awards were handed out largely as expected.

This year, it cannot be said that the judges were influenced by A.J Absence of theatrical presence Of banners. Moonflower Killers It had a fairly wide release in cinemas, while Artist, band leader It remained in theaters for a month before being released on Netflix. Both did good numbers at the box office.

Apparently the concert itself was watchable Delivery time Announcing that the producers had “finally created the Oscars for the 21st century” and Hollywood Reporter Describing it as “busy and eclectic”. USA Today He called it “boring,” but every Oscar in the past 20 years has taken the same hit.

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