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The Oscars will now require all nominees to be viewed digitally via the Academy Screening Room starting in 2026.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has ended in-person screenings for Oscar-nominated films, citing low attendance—averaging just five members per screening—since launching its members-only streaming service, the Academy Screening Room.
Starting with the 2026 Oscars, all nominated films will be accessible only through the digital platform or studio-organized events.
A new voting rule requires members to view all nominees in each category via the Screening Room app, with final ballots listing full nominee details.
The change, part of broader cost-saving and engagement efforts, reflects shifting viewing habits, though some critics worry it diminishes the cinematic experience, especially for visually ambitious films.
Los Oscars ahora requerirán que todos los nominados sean vistos digitalmente a través de la sala de proyecciones de la Academia a partir de 2026.