The 97th Oscar The ceremony was seen by 19.69 million viewers over both ABC and digital platforms, and just lost past 19.5 million that saw last year’s ceremony in 2024. It is the highest it has been five years since 2020, but it still has a long way to go to match pre-pandemic numbers, as on February 9, 2020, Academy Awards, an average of 23.6 million viewers, was at the time a historically low for the awards ceremony.
According to Disney and ABC, a total of 1,645 million viewers who looked at it via mobile, PC or tablet include increasing the number to 19.69 million. The show also had its best rating for adults 18-49 in a five-year period, and beat a 4.54-grades, which increased by 19 percent from 2024. It also performed 28 percent better with 18-34-year-olds than 2024 Telecast.
While last year’s Oscars had Box Office Juggernaut from “Oppenheimer” and “Barbie” to help increase it, the extension of Conan O’Brien was probably worth younger viewers this year, which helped to think of the best picture the winner “Anora” is one of the lowest gross films to win the best picture in the century. Still, Box Office “Wicked” and “Dune” was nominated, and the show was opened with a previously hyped performance from “Wicked” stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
The show was for the first time available for a livestream via Hulu, although The broadcast had some major technical problems And cut out early for many viewers, before the announcement of both best actress and best image. While the show went a long time this year, indieview’s review enjoyed a lot of sincere and stupid show As host of O’Brien in his first (and hopefully not last) stint. “Anora” won five of the six Oscars that it was nominated in a historic night for the film and director Sean Baker. He became the first individual to win four Oscars on a single night for a movie.
“Titanic’s” win in 1998 still has the record for the most watching Oscars ever, with an average of 55.2 million viewers. All-Time Low was during the Covid in 2021, with only 10.5 million total viewers.
