Sinners tops the nominations for the 31st annual Critics Choice Awards.

      Ryan Coogler’s *Sinners* is this year's standout film, capturing the attention of critics following a remarkable performance at the Critics Choice Awards. The film leads with an impressive 17 nominations, closely approaching the record set by *Barbie* two years ago with 18 nominations. *Sinners* is up for Best Picture, and cast members Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Miles Caton have received nominations for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Young Actor/Actress, respectively. Coogler himself is nominated in both the Best Director and Best Original Screenplay categories. Additionally, the film has been recognized in several other categories including Best Casting and Ensemble, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Editing, Best Costume Design, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Visual Effects, Best Stunt Design, Best Song, Best Score, and Best Sound. *One Battle After Another* follows closely behind with 14 nominations.

      Here’s the full list of nominees:

      **BEST PICTURE**

      *Bugonia* (Focus Features)

      *Frankenstein* (Netflix)

      *Hamnet* (Focus Features)

      *Jay Kelly* (Netflix)

      *Marty Supreme* (A24)

      *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      *Train Dreams* (Netflix)

      *Wicked: For Good* (Universal Pictures)

      **BEST ACTOR**

      Timothée Chalamet – *Marty Supreme* (A24)

      Leonardo DiCaprio – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      Joel Edgerton – *Train Dreams* (Netflix)

      Ethan Hawke – *Blue Moon* (Sony Pictures Classics)

      Michael B. Jordan – *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      Wagner Moura – *The Secret Agent* (Neon)

      **BEST ACTRESS**

      Jessie Buckley – *Hamnet* (Focus Features)

      Rose Byrne – *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You* (A24)

      Chase Infiniti – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      Renate Reinsve – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      Amanda Seyfried – *The Testament of Ann Lee* (Searchlight Pictures)

      Emma Stone – *Bugonia* (Focus Features)

      **BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR**

      Benicio del Toro – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      Jacob Elordi – *Frankenstein* (Netflix)

      Paul Mescal – *Hamnet* (Focus Features)

      Sean Penn – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      Adam Sandler – *Jay Kelly* (Netflix)

      Stellan Skarsgård – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      **BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS**

      Elle Fanning – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      Ariana Grande – *Wicked: For Good* (Universal Pictures)

      Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      Amy Madigan – *Weapons* (Warner Bros.)

      Wunmi Mosaku – *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      Teyana Taylor – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      **BEST YOUNG ACTOR / ACTRESS**

      Everett Blunck – *The Plague* (Independent Film Company)

      Miles Caton – *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      Cary Christopher – *Weapons* (Warner Bros.)

      Shannon Mahina Gorman – *Rental Family* (Searchlight Pictures)

      Jacobi Jupe – *Hamnet* (Focus Features)

      Nina Ye – *Left-Handed Girl* (Netflix)

      **BEST DIRECTOR**

      Paul Thomas Anderson – *One Battle After Another* (Warner Bros.)

      Ryan Coogler – *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      Guillermo del Toro – *Frankenstein* (Netflix)

      Josh Safdie – *Marty Supreme* (A24)

      Joachim Trier – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)

      Chloé Zhao – *Hamnet* (Focus Features)

      **BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY**

      Noah Baumbach, Emily Mortimer – *Jay Kelly* (Netflix)

      Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie – *Marty Supreme* (A24)

      Ryan Coogler – *Sinners* (Warner Bros.)

      Zach Cregger – *Weapons* (Warner Bros.)

      Eva Victor – *Sorry, Baby* (A24)

      Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier – *Sentimental Value* (Neon)