ENTER OUR CONTEST We have just two days to put the Golden Globes to bed. I feel like this is still a very very wide open race. In the awards bubble, they can’t get behind a single Lincoln win, not even at the Critics Choice, while “out there” in the rest of America, Lincoln is tops. Everybody is talking about it except, of course, those...
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It’s still a bit early for me to really lay down my predictions — but that didn’t stop me from putting in my two cents. Tom O’Neil casts a wide net and includes a great many folks for these. We will be doing our own contest here very soon. Here is Best Pic. Click on over to GD to check out the rest. BEST DRAMA PICTURE “The Hurt Locker” “Inglourious...
The Best Actress race this year is the most interesting it’s been in a while. With a handful of great performances by women it stands out as a year where almost anything is possible, unlike what has felt like fairly predictable runs from the beginning of the season onward. The strongest right now are Meryl Streep for Julie & Julia, Gabby Sadibe for Precious,...
One of the reasons the Golden Globes has always been such a hot commodity in the Oscar race over the years is their tiny selection of contenders. True, only in the last ten years has the awards seasons swollen to include a vast array of other awards to compete with the Globes, but they were kind of the first to do what they do, which is offer up nominees condensed down...
I was thinking about the Best Picture race while in the shower when my thoughts turned to Don Draper … no, not really. Well, yes really, but not relevant. The best picture ten will only really be divided once – and that is for the Golden Globes. They can only nominate five dramas and five musical/comedies. We know that Nine is assured to enter the race very...
As of 6:06 PM EST. BEST PICTURE, DRAMA Slumdog Millionaire (1338 votes) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (869 votes) Revolutionary Road (235 votes) Frost/Nixon (86 votes) The Reader (86 votes) BEST DIRECTOR Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire (1560 votes) David Fincher, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (740 votes) Sam Mendes, Revolutionary Road (135 votes) ...
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