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Sunday, February 16, 2014

The Gist

One last push to prep for the Oscars

Posted By Rob Boylan on Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 3:12 PM

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As of today, we're two weeks away from the big night and I'll bet you have a lot of catching up to do. Hell, I have a lot of catching up to do too. There are so many films it's easy to feel lost in the middle of space like Sandra Bullock in Gravity, but we've got your back. Almost every film is available to see right now. Most of what is available to can enjoy sitting your butt on your own comfortable couch. A few you'll have to brave the outside world for, but a few of those few are actually worth it.

So what's available and where?

12 Years a Slave (9 nominations):

Only in theaters.

20 Feet From Stardom (1 nomination):

Digital rentals on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Playstation, YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

The Act of Killing (1 nomination):

Netflix; digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, YouTube, Vudu and Redbox; Director's Cut also available on DVD/Bluray.

All is Lost (1 nomination):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray.

American Hustle (10 nominations):

Only in theaters. DVD/Bluray/digital rental available March 18.

August: Osage County (2 nominations):

Only in theaters.

Blue Jasmine (3 nominations):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray.

The Book Thief (1 nomination):

Only in theaters. DVD/Bluray/digital rental available March 11.

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The Broken Circle Breakdown (1 nomination):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu and YouTube; also available on DVD March 11.

Captain Phillips (6 nominations):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Cutie and the Boxer (1 nomination):

Netflix; digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, YouTube and Vudu; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Dallas Buyers Club (6 nominations):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Despicable Me 2 (2 nominations):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Dirty Wars (1 nomination):

Netflix; digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation and YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

The Croods (1 nomination):

Netflix; digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu and YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Ernest & Celestine (1 nomination):

DVD available June 10.

Frozen (2 nominations):

Only in theaters; theatrical version or singalong version.

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The Grandmaster (2 nominations):

Digital rentals on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, YouTube and Redbox; also available on DVD/Bluray on March 4.

Gravity (10 nominations):

Still in theaters in IMAX; available on DVD/Blu/digital on Feb 25.

The Great Beauty (1 nomination):

Digital rental available Feb 25; available on Criterion DVD/Bluray March 25.

The Great Gatsby (2 nominations):

Digital rental on Google Play; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Her (5 nominations):

Only in theaters.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (3 nominations):

Digital rental available on Amazon, Vudu and Redbox; also available on DVD/blue; extended edition coming later this year.

The Hunt (1 nomination):

Netflix.

Inside Llewyn Davis (2 nominations):

Only in theaters.

Iron Man 3 (1 nomination):

Available on DVD/Bluray/digital.

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (1 nomination):

Digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation and YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

The Lone Ranger (2 nominations):

Digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu and YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Lone Survivor (2 nominations):

Only in theaters.

The Missing Picture (1 nomination):

Not available yet.

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Nebraska (6 nominations):

Only in theaters.

Omar (1 nomination):

Not available yet.

Philomena (4 nominations):

Only in theaters.

Prisoners (1 nomination):

Digital rentals on iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Vudu, Redbox and YouTube; also available on DVD/Bluray.

Star Trek Into Darkness (1 nomination):

Available on DVD/Bluray/digital.

The Square (1 nomination):

Netflix; also available on DVD/Bluray.

The Wind Rises (1 nomination):

Coming to theaters Feb 21, wide release Feb 28.

The Wolf of Wall Street (5 nominations):

Only in theaters.

Stay tuned for the fourth annual OW Oscarama beginning sometime over next weekend; also my next post will have information on AMC's annual Best Picture Showcase, a one- or two-day marathon of all 9 Best Picture nominees.

Tags: Woody Allen, Oscars, the hobbit, star trek, Netflix, george clooney, Gravity, Hayao Miyazaki, Disney's Frozen, Iron Man, 12 Years a Slave, Ellen Degeneres, Nebraska, Dallas Buyers Club, Image

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