See all Oscar noms

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By the time Hugh Jackman trots across the stage on Oscar night, it’s possible you haven’t managed to see all the Best Picture nominees. AMC Theatres can hook you up — all in one day, if you’ve got the time and 30 bananas.

On Saturday, February 21st, your local AMC is offering an all-day pass for all five films in contention for the gold dude. For thirty bucks, you can watch Sean Penn be openly gay, see Kate Winslet dabble in Nazism, experience the oh-so-slow de-aging of Brad Pitt, watch an Indian kid win big bucks and a babe, and see the clash of president and journalist. Nappy time is left to your own discretion.

AMC will even toss in a free barrel of refillable popcorn to keep your meat-hole stuffed with greasy puffed kernels (the Red Vines and nachos are coming out of your own pocket, though). Pretty sweet deal — check the details and theater options RIGHT HERE!

Source: AMC

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