This year, 62 movies are nominated for. They range from massive, world-beating success stories — like the musical La La Land, nominated in 14 different races, and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the biggest film of 2016 in the US — to much smaller films you've probably never heard of unless you have the nomination list committed to memory (we see you, Pear Cider and Cigarettes). In the pre-internet era, seeing every one of a given year's Oscar-nominated films was all but impossible. If you lived in New York or Los Angeles, you could catch maybe 90 percent of them, but the more obscure ones would often disappear from theaters without a trace. These days, you really can watch the vast majority of the films if you put your mind to it — and you live in a reasonably film-friendly metropolis.

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Online streaming, digital rentals, and the occasional trip to the arthouse have allowed us to plow our way through all 62 contenders for the 2017 Oscars. Yes, even 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. (Yes, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi is nominated for an Oscar.) But why stop there? Download Fnet Turbohdd Usb Serial Key. Below, you’ll find our complete ranking of this year's Oscar-nominated films, along with information on where you can watch them right now.

You've still got a few days left before the ceremony on Sunday, February 26. You could watch all 62, too! Nominated for: Picture (,, ), Actor (), Actress (), Adapted Screenplay () Rank: 33 and star in, which Washington also directed. The Pittsburgh-set story of a middle-aged sanitation worker and his family, Fences is adapted from August Wilson's Pulitzer-winning play of the same name. It’s a bit static onscreen, a serious movie most interested in showcasing its stars’ outstanding performances. But its story also feels fresh, as if it were written to slot itself into the concerns of today. Availability: In theaters•.

Nominated for: Picture (,,,, ), Supporting Actress (), Adapted Screenplay (, ) Rank: 45 is an inspirational historical drama about three black women whose work at NASA was instrumental in putting into orbit around Earth. That could have been the recipe for a much hokier film, but the movie — based on a book by — is just Hollywood enough to stay entertaining, while smart enough to know how important its story is. Hidden Figures blends contemporary conversations about race, gender, diversity in STEM fields, and patriotism, and presents them in a thought-provoking historical package.

Availability: In theaters•. Nominated for: Original Song (, ) for 'The Empty Chair' Rank: 56 In 2012, journalist and war correspondent James Foley was kidnapped in Syria while reporting on the civil war there and spent two years as a prisoner before his captors beheaded him on camera in August 2014, introducing most of the world to ISIS. In this documentary, made by Foley’s friend Brian Oakes, friends and family talk about Foley, his work, and his legacy. Availability: Digital download at Amazon, iTunes, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play; streaming on HBO•. Nominated for: Picture (,, ), Supporting Actor (), Supporting Actress (), Adapted Screenplay (), Cinematography (), Original Score (, ) Rank: 27 The true story behind is so intriguing that director Garth Davis could have leaned back in directing it: A young boy from the Indian slums is separated from his family, gets adopted by an Australian couple, and, eventually, goes in search of his mother.