‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Oscars Best Picture nomination brings ‘most streams’ on film
Tom Cruise starring 'Top Gun: Maverick' is nominated in six major categories at this year's Oscars
Top Gun: Maverick has set new records after scoring the best picture nomination at the 2023 Oscar awards.
It has been reported that the sequel to 1986’s iconic hit Top Gun, has now become the most streamed film on digital platform following the Oscar nominations announcement.
According to Deadline, the Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick has clocked 2.4 million streaming views in U.S. households on Paramount+.
The Tom Cruise starrer has only been available for streaming since December.
Since the Oscar nominations were first announced on January 24 and through March 5, Samba TV, which measures U.S. viewership for streaming, has reported the second most watched Best Picture was Warner Bros’ Elvis, with 1.8 million streams.
James Cameron directorial Avatar: The Way of Water has yet to hit streaming services, as it’s scheduled for digital release later this month.
Besides Best Picture, Top Gun: Maverick has earned nominations for original song, editing, adapted screenplay, sound and visual effects.
The 95th Academy Awards are set to air on Sunday March 12.
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