HARLOW: Well, tonight is huge for the Democratic presidential candidates. Obviously, the voters going to the polls here in South Carolina. But tomorrow night, it is all about Hollywood and 88th Annual Academy Awards. Here's a look at the nominees for best picture.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: You know why? I'm pissed off.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: American people.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: We're getting screwed by the big banks.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: The Constitution. That's what makes us Americans.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Shouldn't we show our enemy who we are?</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: I must seem very backward, you know.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: I have a life halfway across the sea.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Has the world fell?</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: Each of us in your own way was broken.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: So I got to make water and grow food on a planet where nothing grows.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: I'm not afraid of dying or have I done it already.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: For five years, you made life in that small room, that prison as nurturing as normal as you could.</s>UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: We've got two stories. A story about degenerate clergy and a story about a bunch of lawyers turning child abuse into a cottage industry.</s>HARLOW: Join Michaela Pereira and Don Lemon for complete coverage from Hollywood's biggest night. That is tomorrow night beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on CNN. Coming up next, more live from Columbia, South Carolina, as the final votes are being cast in the Democratic primary here in Columbia, South Carolina. Beautiful night here for you. We'll get the take of our political experts on what matters most in the outcome of tonight, not just the winner, but the margin of the win, next.
Academy Awards Nominees for Best Picture