The 90th Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, will take place Sunday at 7 p.m. on ABC.

There are several movies up for one or more awards on the big night.

Here are just 10 movies you could watch before then:

1. Lady Bird

• “Lady Bird” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Saoirse Ronan is up for “Actress in a Leading Role” for her role as Lady Bird McPherson.
• Laurie Metcalf is up for “Actress in a Supporting Role” for her role as Marion McPherson.
• Greta Gerwig is up for an award for directing and writing an original screenplay.

2. The Post

• “The Post” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Meryl Streep is up for “Actress in a Leading Role” for her role as Kay Graham.

3. Get Out

• “Get Out” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Daniel Kaluuya is up for “Actor in a Leading Role” for his role as Chris Washington.
• Christopher Nolan is up for an award for directing.
• Jordan Peele is up for an award for writing an original screenplay.

4. The Shape of Water

• “The Shape of Water” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Sally Hawkins is up for “Actress in a Leading Role” for her role as Elisa Esposito.
• Richard Jenkins is up for “Actor in a Supporting Role” for his role as Giles.
• Octavia Spencer is up for “Actress in a Supporting Role” for her role as Zelda Fuller.

5. Boss Baby

• “Boss Baby” is up for “Animated Feature Film.”

6. Coco

• “Coco” is up for “Animated Feature Film.”
• “Remember Me” is up for an award for an original song.

7. Ferdinand

• “Ferdinand” is up for “Animated Feature Film.”

8. Dunkirk

• “Dunkirk” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Hoyte Van Hoytema is up for an award for cinematography.
• Christopher Nolan is up for an award for directing.
• Lee Smith is up for an award for film editing.
• Hans Zimmer is up for an award for original score music.
• Nathan Crowley is up for an award for production design.
• Richard King and Alex Gibson are up for an award for sound editing.
• Gregg Landaker, Gary A. Rizzo and Mark Weingarten are up an award for sound mixing.

9. Darkest Hour

• “Darkest Hour” is up for “Best Picture.”
• Gary Oldman is up for “Actor in a Leading Role” for his role as Winston Churchill.
• Bruno Delbonnel is up for an award for cinematography.
• Jacqueline Durran us up for an award for costume design.
• Kazuhiro Tsuji, David Malinowski and Lucy Sibbick are up for an award for makeup and hairstyling.
• Sarah Greenwood is up for an award for production design.

10. I, Tonya

• Margot Robbie is up for “Actress in a Leading Role” for her role as Tonya Harding.
• Allison Janney is for “Actress in a Supporting Role” for her role as LaVona.
• Tatiana S. Riegel is up for an award for film editing.