Vulture has once again taken the bold step of ranking all of the nominated feature and short films that received Oscar nominations this year. It is noted that six films received eight or more nominations but there is a grand total of fifty movies that earned the honor of being recognized by the Academy. I can tell you right now I don't agree where some of these films fell in this ranking and I'm certain some of you will find many that deserved higher (or perhaps lower, in some cases). But it's still a daring and amusing endeavor that you should check out.
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Vulture: Every 2026 Oscar-Nominated Movie Ranked
The New York Times have put together video clips of the filmmakers behind eight of the nominated Best Picture films where each discusses the details in how they put together pivotal sequences from their movies.
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NYT: Behind the Scenes of This Year’s Best Picture Oscar Nominees
This year marks the first presentation of a new Oscar category: Best Achievement in Casting. Michael Schulman of the New Yorker has decided to look back in Hollywood history to consider some films that not only would have been nominated but more than likely could have won the award.
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New Yorker: The Best Casting Jobs in Hollywood History
I love movie posters, especially those that really try to expand beyond the tried, true and expected of this underrated artform. Adrian Curry of Mubi Notebook has done his annual selection of what he considered the top ten best posters of last year along with an explanation on exactly why they were chosen. And there is a bonus of twenty well deserved runner-ups.
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