The most important Hollywood award ceremony, the Oscars 2026, is just across the corner, and we cannot wait to search out out which film bags essentially the most trophies. Meanwhile, here is the box-office rating of the Best Picture nominees based on their global collections. From F1 to The Secret Agent, the box-office performance of the 2026 Oscar nominees showcases a large gap between blockbuster hits and smaller prestige titles. Keep scrolling for the deets.
Oscars 2026 Best Picture Nominees: A various mixture of blockbusters & prestige dramas
The Academy Awards 2026 Best Picture nominees showcase a various mixture of filmmaking styles and scales. Mainstream productions like F1 and Sinners lean toward spectacle and broader audience appeal, while movies like Marty Supreme balance artistic storytelling with wider theatrical reach. Meanwhile, Hamnet, Bugonia, and others represent a more intimate, prestige-driven side of the lineup, highlighting the Oscars’ tradition of honoring each large-scale entertainment and smaller auteur-led dramas.
F1 leads with $600 million+ global total
F1, starring Brad Pitt, showed immense hold on the box office during its theatrical run. The story follows a veteran driver who returns to the track to mentor a young, rising talent while helping a struggling team compete against one of the best in the game. It grossed $633.4 million [via Box Office Mojo] worldwide. Among the many 8 nominees within the Best Picture category for the Oscars 2026, F1 has earned essentially the most worldwide.
Take a look at the highest-grossing Best Picture nominees on the Oscars 2026
- F1 – $633.4 million
- Sinners – $369.3 million
- Marty Supreme – $274.4 million
- One Battle After One other $209.3 million
- Hamnet – $96.3 million
- Bugonia – $42.9 million
- Sentimental Value – $22.0 million
- The Secret Agent – $17.6 million
The 98th Academy Awards will happen on March 15 on the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, Los Angeles.
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