Do your Oscar viewing at home on DVD
Several movies nominated for Oscars in the six major categories already are available on DVD. Others have been scheduled for release closer to the Feb. 24 ceremony, while still others have a way to go in their theatrical runs.
It’s a volatile time of year for DVD scheduling, but here are release dates (subject to change) announced for films that received at least one nomination in the picture, actor, actress, supporting actor, supporting actress or director categories:
– American Gangster (Feb. 19; $30 and $40 editions; HD DVD, $40)
– The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Feb. 5, $28; Blu-ray and HD DVD, $36)
– Atonement (not yet announced)
– Away From Her (available, $20)
– Charlie Wilson’s War (not yet announced)
– The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (not yet announced)
– Eastern Promises (available; $30; HD DVD, $40)
– Elizabeth: the Golden Age (Feb. 5, $30; HD DVD, $40)
– Gone Baby Gone (Feb. 12, $30; Blu-ray, $35)
– I’m Not There (not yet announced)
– In the Valley of Elah (Feb. 19, $29; Blu-ray and HD DVD, $36)
– Into the Wild (March 14, $30 and $35 editions; HD DVD, $40)
– Juno (not yet announced)
– La Vie en Rose (available; $30)
– Michael Clayton (once announced for Feb. 19, but the release now appears to be in limbo, due to Friday’s theatrical re-issue)
– No Country for Old Men (March 11, $30; Blu-ray, $35)
– The Savages (not yet announced)
– Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (not yet announced)
– There Will Be Blood (not yet announced)
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