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Complete 94th Oscars Nominated Watch List



They say ‘Learn from the best’, but how do you define ‘Best’? What is the criteria of best? And how do you decide that something is best and nothing better can be done? When it comes to books, it seems like all books are ‘New York Times Best Sellers’. But then again, are all books the best? 


When it comes to movies, the Oscars seem to be the landmark of excellence. Every year I, like millions around the world, watch the awards, and the anticipation of watching you favourite Actor/ Actress/ Director walking up the stairs to the Oscars is exciting on some different scale.


This year, 276 movies were eligible for nomination for the Oscars, and being a film fanatic, I downloaded the list so I could watch them all. Halfway through, I realized that it is impossible for me (and frankly anyone) to watch all the movies before the main event itself. 


So I waited till the nominations were out to watch all the movies that were nominated. Even though the list is shorter, there are still 53 films to be seen that are nominated in 24 categories. 


If, like me, you too are passionate about watching movies, or an amateur film makers, or simply need some good movie recommendation, here is the comprehensive list of all the movies you should watch before the Oscars (in alphabetical order).


  1. Affair Of The Art
  2. Ala Kachuu - Take And Run
  3. Ascension
  4. Attica
  5. Audible
  6. Bestia
  7. Box Ballet
  8. Coda
  9. Coming 2 America
  10. Cruella
  11. Cyrano
  12. Don't Look Up
  13. Drive My Car
  14. Dune
  15. Encanto
  16. Flee
  17. Four Good Days
  18. House Of Gucci
  19. King Richard
  20. Lead Me Home
  21. Licorice Pizza
  22. Luca
  23. Nightmare Alley
  24. No Time To Die
  25. On My Mind
  26. Parallel Mother
  27. Please Hold
  28. Raya The Last Dragon
  29. Robin Robin
  30. Summer Of Soul (...Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
  31. The Dress
  32. The Eyes Of Tammy Faye
  33. The Hand Of God
  34. The Long Goodbye
  35. The Lost Daughter
  36. The Mitchells Vs. The Machines
  37. The Power Of Dog
  38. The Windshield Wiper
  39. The Worst Person In The World
  40. Three Songs For Benazir
  41. Tick, Tick...Boom!
  42. West Side Story
  43. When We Were Bullies
  44. Writing With Fire
  45. Free Guy
  46. Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings
  47. Spider-Man: No Way Home
  48. The Tragedy Of Macbeth
  49. Lunana: A Yak In The Classroom
  50. Being The Ricardos
  51. Parallel Mothers
  52. Spencer
  53. The Queen Of Basketball


Some movies have been nominated in multiple categories, and I will prioritise them before March 27, 2022. 





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