US EditionA Breakdown of How Oscar Best Picture Nominees Fared at the Box Office and Which Studios Dominated
Warner Bros. set a new record with 30 Oscar nominations led by Sinners' 16 nods, reflecting the studio's focus on original theatrical films, officials said.
- On Thursday, Warner Bros. led all studios with 30 nominations for the 98th Academy Awards, which will be presented March 15 in Los Angeles.
- Propelled by Sinners and One Battle After Another, Warner Bros.' total rose as Sinners set an Oscar nominations record with 16, while One Battle After Another tallied 13.
- Combined, this year's best-picture nominees have earned nearly $1.4 billion globally, with One Battle After Another posting $71.6 million domestic and $206.1 million worldwide.
- The slew of nominations caps a tumultuous year for Warner Bros., with David Zaslav calling it `powerful validation of our strategy`, as the studio faces an uncertain future under scrutiny.
- Later this year, Warner Bros.' fate could shift as the company said it would sell much of its business to Netflix, while David Ellison-led Paramount challenged the sale and extended deadlines for Warner shareholders.
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A breakdown of how Oscar best picture nominees fared at the box office and which studios dominated
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