
No. 1 for Variety (Oct 1), Awards Daily (Oct 2), World of Reel (Oct 6) and THR (Sept 12). NBP staff: 17/17 nominate, 9/17 pick it to win. About $1.77B worldwide per Wikipedia.
Tiers as of Oct 6, 2026. .

No. 1 for Variety (Oct 1), Awards Daily (Oct 2), World of Reel (Oct 6) and THR (Sept 12). NBP staff: 17/17 nominate, 9/17 pick it to win. About $1.77B worldwide per Wikipedia.

Closest challenger. NBP staff: 17/17 nominate, 8/17 pick it to win. Variety No. 3, Awards Daily No. 2. Also Spain's International Feature entry.

In every tracker's ten. Variety No. 4, NBP 17/17 nominate. Venice and Telluride premiere.

In every tracker's ten. NBP 17/17 nominate. March release, about $685M worldwide per Wikipedia.

Not yet screened. Variety No. 2, NBP 17/17 nominate. Opens Dec 18.

Telluride premiere. Variety No. 10, NBP 14/17 nominate.

Sundance premiere, June release. Variety No. 6, NBP 16/17 nominate.

NBP 14/17 nominate. Japan's International Feature entry.

Variety No. 5, Awards Daily No. 6. Not in NBP's top ten.

Awards Daily No. 5. Romania's International Feature entry.

Low-budget hit (about $520M worldwide on a budget under $1M, per Wikipedia). NBP 6/17 nominate, Awards Daily No. 9.

Not yet screened. Awards Daily No. 8. David Fincher directs a Quentin Tarantino script.
Frontrunner leads most trackers. Contender is inside most predicted tens. Longshot is on at least one list.
2026: PGA and the Oscar both went to One Battle after Another.
| Window | 2000 to 2026 | Since 2010 | Last 10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| PGA | 20/27 | 14/17 | 8/10 |
| Critics Choice | 19/27 | 11/17 | 6/10 |
| Actor Awards | 14/27 | 8/17 | 4/10 |
| Globes | 14/27 | 8/17 | 5/10 |
| BAFTA | 12/27 | 8/17 | 3/10 |
Globes counts either winner. Alone: Drama 10 of 27; Musical or Comedy 4 of 27.
A precursor matches when its winner is the film (Best Picture) or the person (Director and acting) who won the Oscar that year. Ties count when any co-winner matches. For the Golden Globes, the Drama or the Musical or Comedy winner counts. Counted Oct 7, 2026.