# **Sinners** Shatters Oscar Record


# **Sinners** Shatters Oscar Records with a Historic 16 Nominations – Ryan Coogler's Masterpiece Takes Center Stage! Imagine a film so gripping it doesn't just break records—it devours them whole. Ryan Coogler's **Sinners** has done exactly that, clinching a jaw-dropping **16 nominations** at the 98th Academy Awards, surpassing the previous high of 14 held by classics like *All About Eve*, *Titanic*, and *La La Land*.[1][2] This Oakland-born director's vampire epic has stormed the Oscars, turning heads and rewriting history. Directed by Coogler, **Sinners** earned nods across major categories, including surprise supporting acting spots for Delroy Lindo (Best Supporting Actor) and Wunmi Mosaku (Best Supporting Actress), plus a Best Original Song nomination for Raphael Saadiq from Oakland's Tony Toni Toné.[1][2] Even with a new Achievement in Casting category in the mix, the film still sets the bar sky-high without it.[2] It's a banner moment for Oakland talent, with Coogler's wife Zinzi as coproducer adding local pride to the mix.[1] While **One Battle After Another** trails with 13 nominations (including Best Picture and Leonardo DiCaprio for Best Actor), **Sinners** proves original blockbusters can dominate awards season.[1][2] Despite a softer Golden Globes showing—limited to Cinematic and Box Office Achievement and Best Original Score—the Academy clearly couldn't resist its bite.[2] First-time nominees like Jacob Elordi (*Frankenstein*) and Teyana Taylor (*One Battle After Another*) highlight a fresh field, but Coogler's vision stands tallest.[1]
Dramatic cinematic scene evoking Sinners' vampire thriller vibe with shadowy figures and intense lighting

*A thrilling night scene capturing the dark, seductive essence of Sinners – Image via Unsplash*

What makes **Sinners** such a juggernaut? Critics call it Coogler's masterpiece, blending blockbuster spectacle with awards-worthy depth—cementing him as a rare filmmaker who bridges commercial hits and prestige cinema.[2] As the March ceremony looms, all eyes are on whether it can convert nominations into wins, especially against Best Picture frontrunner **One Battle After Another**.[1][2] Are you Team **Sinners** for the win? Drop your predictions in the comments below—which categories do you think it'll sweep? Share this post with fellow film fans and let's spark the Oscar buzz!
Citations
1.https://www.kqed.org/arts/13985738/oscar-noms-nominations-ryan-coogler-sinners-2026-full-list
2.https://www.theringer.com/2026/01/22/movies/oscar-nominations-winners-losers-snubs-best-picture-sinners-f1-wicked
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