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The 2014 Oscar-Nominated Movies You Can Watch From Home

By
Julie Whitaker
WNYC Digital | Jan 16, 2014

Whether you're an Oscar completist who tries to see every single movie nominated, or you want to score in the smaller categories on your office Oscar ballot—here's your guide to the movies that aren't in theaters anymore. 

Captain Phillips: Netflix DVD 
Picture, Supporting Actor, Adapted Screenplay 

Blue Jasmine: Netflix DVD 
Actress, Supporting Actress, Original Screenplay

Before Midnight: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Adapted Screenplay

Broken Circle Breakdown: Amazon Instant
Foreign Film 

The Hunt: Netflix Instant & DVD, Amazon Instant 
Foreign Film 

20 Feet from Stardom: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Documentary Feature 

The Act of Killing: Netflix Instant & DVD 
Documentary Feature 

Dirty Wars: Netflix Instant & DVD, Amazon Instant 
Documentary Feature 

The Square: Netflix Instant
Documentary Feature 

Cutie and the Boxer: Netflix Instant & DVD, Amazon Instant 
Documentary Feature 

Despicable Me 2: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Animated Feature, Best Song 

The Croods: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Animated Feature

Prisoners: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Cinematography 

The Great Gatsby: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Costume Design, Production Design  

The Grandmaster: Amazon Instant 
Cinematography, Costume Design 

The Lone Ranger: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Makeup and Hairstyling, Visual Effects  

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant (for purchase) 
Makeup and Hairstyling 

All is Lost: Netflix DVD 
Sound Editing 

Iron Man 3: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant (for purchase) 
Visual Effects 

Star Trek Into Darkness: Netflix DVD, Amazon Instant 
Visual Effects 

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