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Quick Answer: What are the Critics' Choice Awards?

Critics' Choice Awards are presented in United States each February. Celluloid tracks 12 winners and nominees across 6 ceremonies (17 verified wins), ordered by wins then four-input Celluloid Score. Highest-rated title on Celluloid: Parasite (2020) at 93%. Critics' Choice 2025 winners in the catalogue include The Substance, Emilia Pérez, A Real Pain, The Wild Robot.

Highest-rated Critics' Choice titles on Celluloid

Quality view by four-input Celluloid Score — independent of how many trophies a title collected.

  1. Parasite 2020 · 93%
  2. The Dark Knight 2009 · 90%
  3. Roma 2019 · 88%
  4. The Wild Robot 2025 · 87%
  5. The King's Speech 2011 · 86%
  6. Anora 2025 · 85%

Critics' Choice 2025 winners and nominees · 7 titles

Critics' Choice 2020 winners and nominees · 1 title

Critics' Choice 2019 winners and nominees · 1 title

Critics' Choice 2011 winners and nominees · 1 title

Critics' Choice 2009 winners and nominees · 1 title

Critics' Choice 1998 winners and nominees · 1 title

Frequently asked questions

What are the Critics' Choice Awards?

Voted by the Critics Choice Association’s hundreds of film journalists — one of the broadest critical consensus awards, and a reliable Oscar predictor. They are presented in United States each February.

Which titles won at the Critics' Choice 2025?

Critics' Choice 2025 winners in the Celluloid catalogue: The Substance (Best Actress, Best Original Screenplay, Best Hair and Makeup); Emilia Pérez (Best Supporting Actress, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Song); A Real Pain (Best Supporting Actor, Best Comedy); The Wild Robot (Best Animated Feature); Anora (Best Picture); The Brutalist (Best Actor).

What is the highest-rated Critics' Choice title on Celluloid?

Parasite (2020) leads Critics' Choice titles on Celluloid with a 93% Celluloid Score.

How does Celluloid rank Critics' Choice winners?

Each Critics' Choice ceremony year lists titles by verified wins first, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). Category-level won/nominated results sit beside each title. This is catalogue order, not an official award ranking.