The handover of the Golden Globes this Tuesday (10th) officially kicked off Hollywood’s personal season of awards ceremonies and red carpets, which will culminate with the Oscars on March 12th.
It’s also the time when many of the most anticipated premieres at the Awards premiere, like Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Fabelmans’, Best Dramatic Film, which opens this Thursday (12), or ‘Tár’, which is also coming in January on.
Others have already arrived in streaming or were released directly on the platforms, as in the case of its neighbor “Argentina, 1985”, best foreign film that skipped cinemas and arrived directly on Prime Video.
And since the Golden Globes also honor the best on television, all of the evening’s winners can now be seen. See where or when you can see the night’s award winners below.
MOVIE THEATER
“The Fabelmans” Best Dramatic Motion Picture and Best Director (Steven Spielberg).
Premieres this Thursday (read more about the film; also check out a list of Spielberg films streaming)
“Inisherin’s Banshees” Best Comedy/Musical, Best Screenplay and Best Actor in a Comedy/Musical (Colin Farrell)
Premiering February 2nd
“Tár” Best Actress in a Drama (Cate Blanchett)
Premiering on January 26th
“Elvis” Best Actor in a Drama (Austin Butler).
Available on HBO Max (read more about the film)
“Everything, Everywhere at Once” Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy (Michelle Yeoh) and Supporting Actor (Ke Huy Quan)
Rentable only on Prime Video and Apple TV (read more about the film)
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever After Best Supporting Actress (Angela Bassett)
Now in cinemas (read more about the film)
“Argentina, 1985” Best Foreign Film
Available on Prime Video (read more about the film)
“Babylon” Best Soundtrack (Justin Hurwitz).
Premieres on January 19th.
“Pinocchio” Best Animation
Available on Netflix (read more about the film)
“RRR” Best Song (“Naatu Naatu”)
Available on Netflix
TV
“House of the Dragon” Best Drama Series
Available on HBO Max (read more about the series)
“Abbott Elementary” Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series (Quinta Brunson) and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Series (Tyler James Williams)
Available on Star+
“Euphoria” Best Actress in a Drama Series (Zendaya)
Available on HBO Max (read more about the series)
“Yellowstone” Best Actor in a Drama Series (Kevin Costner)
Available from Paramount+
“The Bear” Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series (Jeremy Allen White)
Available on Star+ (read more about the series)
“Ozark” Best Supporting Actress in a Series (Julia Garner)
Available on Netflix
“The White Lotus” Outstanding Limited Series and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie (Jennifer Coolidge)
Available on HBO Max (read more about the series)
“The Dropout” Best Actress in a Limited Series (Amanda Seyfried)
Available on HBO Max (read more about the series)
Dahmer: An American Cannibal Best Actor in a Limited Series (Evan Peters)
Available on Netflix
“Black Bird” Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture (Paul Walter Hauser)
Available on Apple TV+ (read more about the series)