*First-time viewing
Jan. 31
1. The Artist* (2011, 10 noms and five wins, including Picture, Director, Actor)
Feb. 4
2. All About Eve* (1950, 14 noms and six wins, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor--George Sanders was the only actor win out of five noms)
Feb. 7
3. Tin Toy (1988, Animated Short)
4. Geri's Game (1997, Animated Short)
5. For the Birds (2001, Animated Short)
6. Mike's New Car* (2002, Animated Short)
7. Boundin' (2003, Animated Short)
8. One Man Band (2005, Animated Short)
9. Lifted (2006, Animated Short)
10. Luxo Jr. (1987, Animated Short)
Feb. 8
11. Air Force One (1997, noms for Film Editing, Sound)
Feb. 10
12. The Golden Compass (2007, winner for Visual Effects)
Feb. 12
13. The Dirty Dozen* (1967, four noms and winner for Sound Effects)
14. The Two Towers (Extended Edition) (2002, four noms plus wins for Visual Effects and Sound Editing)
Feb. 15
15. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954, five noms including Picture, and winner for Music, Scoring)
Feb. 16
16. The French Connection* (1971, five wins including Picture, Director, Actor, Adapted Screenplay, and Film Editing, plus three noms)
17. A Hard Day's Night (1964, noms for Screenplay and Score (Adapated))
Feb. 18
18. Beauty and the Beast (1991, six noms including Picture, and wins for Score and Song)
Feb. 19
19. Stagecoach* (1939, two noms including win for Best Supporting Actor)
Feb. 20
20. Doctor Zhivago* (1965, 10 noms and five wins)
Feb. 22
21. Spirited Away* (2001, Best Animated Feature)
Feb. 25
22. Moneyball* (2011, six noms including Picture, Actor, Supporting Actor)
23. Midnight in Paris* (2011, four noms including Picture and Director, winner for Screenplay)
Feb. 26
24. 84th Academy Awards telecast*
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