Women's achievements at Oscars: All you need to know

The Oscars 2023 is on the way, and so is the weekend. If you feel like you have watched almost everything that there’s to stream or binge, then we have prepared the list of all the acclaimed films that are fighting for the ‘Best Picture’ title at the 95th Academy Awards. Take a look!

The film has received nine nominations at the Oscars this year. 'All Quiet on the Western Front' is an unflinching German-language adaptation of a classic anti-war novel about life and death in the World War I trenches. You can watch the film on Netflix.

We had to wait 13 years for the sequel to 'Avatar', which takes Jake Sully and his family through adversity and loss. The James Cameron-directorial is one good watch.

Director Baz Luhrmann's film is nominated in eight categories at the Oscars. The biopic tells the story of Elvis Presley (Played by Austin Butler) from his former manager, Colonel Tom Parker’s (played by Tom Hanks) perspective.

With 11 nominations, this indie film is leading the race at this year's Oscar Awards. The critical success and crowd-puller is a multiverse story about a Chinese American family's disconnection and how they finally find each other through the existence of other versions of themselves.

Cate Blanchett-starrer 'Tar' has bagged seven nominations at the 2023 Academy Awards. In the film, the actress plays the lead character who is a talented yet cunning person on too high of a pedestal to fall, until she does.

The film tells the story of the ebbs and flows of the friendship between Colin Farrel's character Padraic and Brendan Gleeson's Colm while also showcasing haunting landscapes of Ireland. You can either rent it on YouTube or watch it on Amazon.

This was a long wait as well. Thirty-six years after the original 'Top Gun', Tom Cruise-starrer 'Top Gun: Maverick' sees the main character taking on a leadership and mentor role.

Steven Spielberg-directorial, 'The Fabelmans', has to be the film-maker's most personal movie to ever come out. This could very well be a love letter to the art of film-making and his family from Spielberg. It's available on Apple TV, YouTube and Amazon.