Which Oscar Nominated Movies Are Still In Theaters?

Catch "The Post," starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, at select theaters. 20th Century Fox

The Oscars are just around the corner, and movie buffs around the country are preparing to tune in for Hollywood’s biggest night and see just which films will take home the coveted statues.

While this year’s ceremony likely won’t see an entertaining repeat like last year’s controversial Best Picture announcement, the films up for nominations this year are extraordinary, and certainly worth the accolades they could receive. Thankfully, fans who still haven’t caught up on all of them yet may still have a chance to watch them in theaters before tuning in to Sunday Night’s broadcast. Get caught up on the big nominees below, and find out if they’re still playing in a theater near you.

“Call Me By Your Name”

Nominated for four Oscars, this drama about two young men who find love and desire during a summer spent in Italy is still playing in select theaters. Times and number of theaters will vary depending on area.

“Darkest Hour”

With six nominations, this movie that seeks to tell the story of Winston Churchill as he decided between fighting against Adolf Hitler or negotiating with him can still be seen in some theaters around the country.

“Dunkirk”

After getting released digitally and on formats like 4K UHD, DVD and Blu-Ray in December, this war epic that is up for eight Oscars is easier to watch in your own living room, though some theaters have brought back limited screenings ahead of the awards.

“I, Tonya”

Receiving three nominations, this biopic, which aims to tell the circumstances surrounding one of the most famous athletic feuds of all-time may still have some limited showings in theaters.

“Lady Bird”

Screenings may be limited, but there is still a chance to catch this coming-of-age story, which has five nominations, in theaters.

“Phantom Thread”

This film, with six nominations, is worth watching simply because it is the last one which will feature legendary actor Daniel Day-Lewis. There should still be some showings available at multiple theaters.

“The Post”

There should still be several showings available of this film, which sees Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks partner up as two reporters for The Washington Post who work to expose some government secrets.

“The Shape Of Water”