Check This Out: The Dates for This Year's TCM 31 Days of Oscar

Along with speculation on who will win, the Oscar season is an exciting time for a different reason. Once again, the great folks over at Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is hosting 31 Days of Oscar; an event meant to highlight films that not only won Best Picture, but other films ranging from shorts and documentaries to nominees from other categories. This year's line-up has been announced, and it definitely has plenty to be excited about. Whether you're watching for fun or want to fill in a few spots on your movie wishlist, it's best to give TCM at least a little time over the next month or so. The following is going to be a quick look at when you can see the Best Picture films, though it's encouraging that you watch the other movies, too.

Check This Out: The Return of TCM's 31 Days of Oscar

If you're like me, you are obsessed with watching as many of the Oscar nominated and winning films throughout the award's history. With The Oscars coming very soon, it only feels right then to check out TCM's annual 31 Days of Oscar event. Every year, the classic films channel dedicates the month leading up to movie's biggest night by showing films related to a theme, often in regards to Oscar-nominated screenplays or performances from a given year, as well as a few Best Picture winners. So, what is going on this year? The following is the list of every Best Picture movie and what day you can catch them on TCM (check local listings for more information). In case you wish to see what else will be playing this month, please visit their homepage and check it out for yourself.

A Fun Way to Catch Up on Former Best Picture Winners: TCM's 31 Days of Oscar

As we count down the days until this year's Oscars ceremony on Sunday, March 2, it is as good of a time as any to catch up on the previous winners. For those like me who have made it a challenge to watch all of the Best Picture winners, this is an opportune time to catch up with most of the classics from the earlier decades. Along with these, there will be introductions by film historian Robert Osborne and additional Oscar nominated films not only in the Best Picture race, but also in the subsequent categories with each day focusing on a different spectrum (please visit their webpage for more details).