How to watch all the movies nominated for the 2019 Oscars

• The 2019 Oscars take place February 24.
• Some of the nominated movies are available to stream, like "Roma" and "Black Panther."
• Others can be bought, rented, or seen in theaters. 

The 2019 Academy Awards are taking place at the end of February, which means movie fans have about a month left to watch as many Oscar-nominated movies as they can.

The nominees were announced Tuesday and feature some movies that are streaming — like "Roma" and "Black Panther" — but most of the movies have to be rented or bought to see. INSIDER used Just Watch to find where fans could stream or watch the nominated films and shows.

Movies that are neither streaming nor in theaters have been excluded, but we'll update the post should they become available. 

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The 91st Oscars will air live from California's Dolby Theatre on Sunday, February 24, 2019, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

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"Vice"

Nominations: Actor in a leading role (Christian Bale), actor in a supporting role (Sam Rockwell), actress in a supporting role (Amy Adams), directing, film editing, makeup and hairstyling, best picture, writing (original screenplay)

Stream: N/A

Rent/buy: In theaters

"A Star Is Born"

Nominations: Actor in a leading role (Bradley Cooper), actor in a supporting role (Sam Elliott), actress in a leading role (Lady Gaga), cinematography, music (original song), best picture, sound mixing, writing (adapted screenplay)

Stream: N/A

Rent/buy: YouTube, Vudu, iTunes, Google Play, FandangoNOW

"Bohemian Rhapsody"

Nominations: Actor in a leading role (Rami Malek), film editing, best picture, sound editing, sound mixing

Stream: N/A

Rent/buy: In some theaters; Amazon Video, YouTube, iTunes, FandangoNOW, Vudu, Google Play