Prep for this year’s Academy Awards with this interesting and informative book. Written by film experts Jim Piazza and Gail Kinn, this book is packed with facts, highlights and controversies from every year, $15.92.

Cinephiles will love to rewatch films that have all taken home the top honors over the last two decades. Make some popcorn and decide if Crash, The English Patient, Chicago, Shakespeare In Love and No Country For Old Men stand the test of time, $17.49.

This game covers 250 of the biggest box office hits, award-winners, fan favorites, and of course, the classics. Brush up on your movie knowledge before hand, and put it to the test on every turn, $31.75.

Since Seth MacFarlane is hosting the Oscars this year, unwind and watch his most recent hit movie, Ted, A story about a man whose best friend just happens to be a foul-mouthed talking teddy bear from his childhood, $19.99.

While watching the award shows this year, pretend everyone is getting a star on the walk of fame with these fabulous cork coasters. Put that drink down and start writing an acceptance speech for correctly guessing the most winners! $7.

Enjoy this award-winning set featuring classic films that won a combined 64 Academy Awards, including 11 Best Picture accolades. The collection also includes film summaries, artwork stills, and details on each award, $145.14.

Give a budding actor, writer or director your vote of confidence with a personalized “Walk of Fame”-esque star, $29.99.

Amy Poehler and Tina Fey are hosting this year’s highly-anticipated Golden Globes ceremony on January 13. Get ready for a night full of laughs with a walk down memory lane by rewatching Amy’s best SNL skits, $12.99.

Think you know everything about the Oscars? Think again! This game includes 100 trivia packed questions that ask about the winners, the losers, the ceremonies, and more. Hopefully you will be one taking home the winning prize! $96.77.

This book tells the tale of the birth of Oscar, how the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was formed and why the Academy continues to reign over Hollywood for more than 80 years, $15.95.