As the 2025 Golden Globes come to a close and all the celebs go off to enjoy their goodie bags (these ones, not those bags), now is as good a time as any to binge every movie that won an award.
At this year’s Golden Globes, blockbuster movies like Wicked and The Substance took out some big awards, and hit shows like Baby Reindeer and The Bear got all the love they deserved.
If you want a full recap of all the nominations and winners from this year’s ceremony, then you can check out our full recap of the 2025 Golden Globes here.
As for where to watch all the movies that nabbed a trophy in any of the categories, read on!
Where To Watch All The 2025 Golden Globe Winning Films
The Substance
As well as blowing everyone’s minds (and stomachs) when it came out in cinemas in 2024, The Substance also received some love from the Golden Globes in the form of five nominations, and one very special winner.
Lead actress Demi Moore took home the trophy for Best Actress in a Motion Picture — Musical/Comedy at the ceremony, and historically marked it as her “first ever” award win.
With a speech that didn’t leave a dry eye in the room, Moore highlighted how the point of The Substance is to help viewers “know the value of your worth if you just put down the measuring stick”.
Where to watch The Substance: Rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video or Apple TV.
The Brutalist
Scoring an impressive tally of six nominations and three wins at this year’s Golden Globes, The Brutalist‘s success at the awards show was a surprise to nobody.
Starring Adrien Brody, who went on to win Best Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama, the film tells the story of a visionary architect escaping from the Holocaust into America.
The Brutalist also won in the categories of Best Picture — Drama, and Best Director — Motion Picture, and received nominations for Best Supporting Actor and Best Screenplay.
Where to watch The Brutalist: In cinemas January 23, 2025.
Emilia Pérez
Another popular face at this year’s Globes was the musical thriller Emilia Pérez, starring big names such as Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldana.
Taking home Best Picture — Musical/Comedy, Best Original Score, and Best Picture — Non-English Language, the musical crime comedy beat even Wicked at being awarded for its music.
Where to watch Emilia Pérez: In cinemas January 16, 2025.
Challengers
Not only was Challengers a movie that copped four nominations at the 2025 Golden Globes, but it was voted also the best movie to put on your Hinge profile by me and my roommates.
After countless memes and horny AF marketing campaign made you aware of the tennis film starring Zendaya, Challengers happily took home the award for Best Original Song — Motion Picture at the Golden Globes.
Where to watch Challengers: Stream on Amazon Prime Video.
Wicked
Based on the acclaimed musical of the same name, Wicked took the world by storm when it came out in November, and received critical acclaim.
With a press tour that just wouldn’t quit, causing memes and iconic moments alike, Wicked also scored four nominations and one win at the Golden Globes. If you weren’t holding space before Wicked, you are now.
Where to watch Wicked: Digital download available January 6.
I’m Still Here
Though it was only nominated for two categories, the drama/thriller I’m Still Here managed to score a respectable 50 per cent win rate.
With lead actress Fernanda Torres taking home the trophy for Best Actress in a Motion Picture — Drama, I’m Still Here depicts a mother in a middle-class family in 1970s Brazil trying to investigate the disappearance of her husband.
Where to watch I’m Still Here: In cinemas March 27, 2025.
A Different Man
Also with a respectable hit rate for nominations to wins was Sebastian Stan‘s new film A Different Man.
Stan plays an aspiring actor who undergoes a procedure to remove his genetic condition, neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), which drastically changes his appearance. For his performance, Stan took home the trophy for Best Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical/Comedy.
Where to watch A Different Man: Buy or rent on Amazon Prime Video or Apple TV.
A Real Pain
Actor Jesse Eisenberg‘s directorial debut A Real Pain stunned reviewers, and nabbed four nominations and one win at this year’s Golden Globes.
Nominated for Best Picture, Best Screenplay, as well as Best Actor and Support Actor, the single win came as a result of support actor Kieran Culkin.
Side note: the reaction to Culkin’s win from his Succession co-star Jeremy Strong gave IRL Kendall Roy.
Where to watch A Real Pain: In cinemas now.
Conclave
With a solid six nominations at the Golden Globes, Conclave was well and truly the winner for Best Screenplay — Motion Picture, beating out all of the previously mentioned films.
Starring Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci, Conclave is a mystery thriller in which a priest (Fiennes) uncovers a mystery while trying to select the next Pope.
Where to watch Conclave: In cinemas January 9, 2025.
Flow
Finally, because you always need to give some love to animated films, the winner of the Best Animated Picture was the fantasy adventure film Flow.
Notably, Flow features no dialogue, and follows the story of a single black cat that has its home destroyed by a flood, and must learn to work with other animals.
Where to watch Flow: Digital release set for January 7.
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