Following this morning’s nominations for filmmaking’s highest honor, Regal announced that the 10 films nominated for the Best Picture Oscar will return to select theaters from March 6 to March 15. Regal is celebrating across March with the “And the Award Goes to” series, which will highlight one Oscar-worthy film on each of the month’s 31 days, including all 98th Oscars Best Picture nominees and several former statuette winners like Everything Everywhere All at Once, No Country for Old Men, Oppenheimer, and Parasite. Tickets for each of the Best Picture-nominated films at the 98th Oscars as well as “And the Award Goes to” titles showing in March will be $7.99.
Week Two: Oscars Best Picture Film Festival
- Mar 6 – Sinners (R)
- Mar 7 – Hamnet (PG-13)
- Mar 8 – Marty Supreme (R)
- Mar 9 – Sentimental Value (R)
- Mar 10 – The Secret Agent (R)
- Mar 11 – Bugonia (R)
- Mar 12 – Train Dreams (PG-13)
- Mar 13 – One Battle After Another (R)
- Mar 14 – F1 (PG-13)
- Mar 15 – Frankenstein (R)
For the 99th Oscars in 2027, one Regal loyalty member and a guest will have the chance to attend the Official Oscars Watch Party at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles through a sweepstakes (see official rules and methods of entry online). In 2028, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will host its 100th Oscars ceremony, and this global film industry organization has developed the Academy100 campaign to celebrate this milestone. To help inspire and develop new generations of filmmakers and moviegoers, Regal has partnered with the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on the Academy100 campaign from 2026 through 2028 to connect global film lovers with this premier cultural institution.
“While Regal celebrates moviegoing every day at our theatres, we are showcasing awards season favorites throughout March, including the films nominated for Best Picture at the 98th Oscars,” said Brooks LeBoeuf, senior vice president of US content at Regal. “The nominated titles represent the best of what appeared on big screens in 2025, and leading up to the biggest awards night in entertainment, these movies deserve to be appreciated again with in-theater moviegoing experiences.”
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