#golden globes noms

[dylandaydreams]

CHALLENGERS NOMINATED FOR A BEST ORIGINAL SCORE GOLDEN GLOBE WE’RE SO BACK

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I absolute adore how Kathryn Hahn is using her current visibility and platform to highlight how Agatha All Along—a rare instance of a Marvel show getting award nominations—is a female-led and queer show.

"I never would have thought that [Kevin] Feige and Marvel would have had it back — this strictly female-led, gay/queer show about witches. No huge, big baddie that comes in. It just felt very different. Even “WandaVision,” we always felt a little bit like a splinter off the Marvel universe — like an experimental stepsister — so to have this acknowledgment is so buoying for what good storytelling means and what it is."

Source: Variety

"I’m so proud, and I’m so thrilled for Marvel. They were so supportive of this tiny, fabulous, female- and queer-led show."

Source: Deadline

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Stephanie Hsu reacting to Michelle Yeoh winning Best Actress in a Motion Picture for Musical or Comedy (80th Annual Golden Globe Awards, 10 January 2023)

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Liev Schreiber as Orson Welles in RKO 281 (1999)

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[itstimetodrew]

damn I wish I got my nitpicks with the wild robot out there before award noms starting coming out, now I'll just look like a contrarian hater :/

[falllpoutboy]

C randomly sending me a jayo gif is why i cant heal from them btw

[lydcruz]

Sam getting a nom but not Jacob?? Oh ok….

ofc Sam is great but Jacob is literally the driving force behind the show (thus far) like he’s THE MAIN GUY??? Also if any of the supporting characters were to get a nom I’d hope it’d be Delainey or Assad. Also this is the last time Jacob could get the lead nom since Lestat is kinda the main guy in the rest of the books :/

amc I will get you for this!! dear critics your choice is WACKKK!!!

[dooffirmations]

Btw it did beat Frozen 2 don't believe anything Disney is saying about Inside Out 2 being the highest grossing animated film of all time. That honor still belongs to The Lion King (2019). Disney just doesn't like to acknowledge it

[thegreatmelodrama]

KIERAN CULKIN WE ARE GOING TO GET YOU THAT OSCAR!!!!

[rhaenicentpilled]

new emma d’arcy interview out today and it made me think two things

1- theyre so well articulated and such a crime they arent interviewed more, their insights abt being an actor as a gnc person and how their identity affect their work was rly good. Their answers abt hotd and the talent and their theatre experience from being a kid till now was such a lovely insight to them and how they work as an actor.

2- the guy interviewing them has got to be a big industry joke, like genuinely think jimmy fallon type of ridiculous, and ive looked into it more and hes a “comedian” which i honestly think is so disgraceful to journalism. Because at least if youre bringing a useless guy to take my job make sure he can crack a fucking joke at least. he kept doing that thing where theyre talking about an experience and he try to make it a joke scenario, idk how to explain but such a tough 55 min watch but it was worth it to see more of emma.

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https://64.media.tumblr.com/81f1495500e116b3f6b224725956bd85/fe66da7facb28b38-a0/s540x810/4a26c6fd7db70e34f0249961acb5e92be8660705.gifv

honestly, give him best supporting actor for this alone. there is a universe of feelings in his eyes there. i'd give both of them all the awards just for this scene.

Before I even clicked the link, I knew what moment you were linking, anon, hahaha (I love that beat so much too).

[shvroyism]

Hate seeing Viserys again. Love that this basically ensures Paddy a guest actor emmy nomination.

[wambsgansshoelaces]

golden globes today get ready for the tomfoolery

[mermaidsirennikita]

so i know the globes are no longer relevant (or at least they shouldn't be) but i will still be asking for your thoughts on the nominations.

Hahahaha thanks for your consideration!

Best Picture--Drama: I'm so glad to see Past Lives nominated! It was really gorgeous and made me cry and was touching in a way I didn't expect.

Oppenheimer obviously was going to get nominated. It's probably my favorite Nolan movie besides The Prestige (which SLAPS) so I'm fine with this. It is very impressive, even if it's a sausage fest per Nolan and it probably runs too long and has some issues (the depiction of women).

Kills of the Flower Moon... is one of my favorite movies this year. I will acknowledge critiques from Osage people noting that it is a white perspective, which I agree with; I also agree with the comments that it is the best possible perspective someone like Scorsese could offer. The acting is phenomenal across the board, the visuals are stunning, it actually EARNED its runtime, and the writing is really strong. Fantastic movie, should win this category in my opinion.

I haven't seen Maestro but based on the various issues I'm seeing surrounding it and Bradley Cooper doing... the most... for promo, I'm very turned off by it right now. I will see it in order to critique it honestly, but I'm not super thrilled to see it here.

Haven't seen the other two. This will be a battle between Oppy and KOTFM imo.

Best Picture--Musical/Comedy: I don't see a world where Barbie doesn't win this. I thought Barbie was a lot of fun, and Ryan Gosling was fab. But I don't really fully subscribe to the hype.

I'm excited for Poor Things but haven't seen it; I love Yorgos's eye and I think he and Emma do make a great team, even if I'm meh on her in general.

The Holdovers I haven't seen and don't super want to see but my brother says he's forcing me to see it so I guess I will.

May December is a great movie. It's not a comedy in any way, shape, or form. But this category usually does that so I'm not surprised. This is a dark, intense, heartbreaking, tragic movie. It's deeply disturbing. I love it, but it's not a comedy.

Haven't seen the other two.

Best Director: Again, BCoops is being insufferable and I generally dislike everything I'm hearing about this. Sorry you didn't get an Oscar nom for ASIB my guy, get over it.

I knew Greta would be nominated and I will say that I love the visuals of that movie, but I think the visual greatness of Barbie is super dependent on the production and costume design, so... I'm not saying it isn't deserved, but I'm not in love with it.

Again, haven't seen Poor Things by Yorgos is fab.

Nolan was a foregone conclusion, I think the movie does look great and is very interesting.

Scorsese should win, sorry, he put his heart and soul into that movie and you could tell with every bit of it. Listen, people can dog this man out all they want, but he is THAT GUY and I consider him one of the last Truly Legend Status directors working right now, so. I think this will go to Oppenheimer, but. Meh.

And again, I'm happy to see Celine Song nominated! Past Lives had a really unique vibe to it and I think she offered a film that we don't see as much of anymore.

Screenplay--Based on what I've seen on this list, should be KOTFM, I can see it going to Barbie. Oppy being written in the first person might woo some people, though.

Best Actor--Drama: Should absolutely be Cillian, he carried that movie and it wouldn't have worked without him. Just a fabulous performance. I can see Leo maaaaybe edging him out? He was really good in KOTFM. It is truly wild to me that Barry was nominated, lol, I haven't seen a rush of buzz for him in Saltburn though he is the best part of the movie. I don't think it was his best work, compared to Banshees.

Best Actress--Drama: If this isn't Lily Gladstone I'll screech. Incredibly moving, and another movie where this thing would not have worked if anyone else had played that role. I don't see this category being super competitive against her.

Best Actress--Comedy/Musical: I can see them giving it to Margot for the press. I think Emma has had the strongest buzz of this category, but Fantasia could totally dark horse it.

Best Actor/Comedy Musical--I have no opinion on this, but I'm going for Jeffrey Wright because he's generally so good.

Best Supporting Actor--Charles Melton DESERVES this, people. He's amazing in May December. Heart crushing. An absolute breakout revelation performance.

One person I could see him giving him a run for his money is De Niro, because he was also amazing in KOTFM. Absolutely loathsome. I can also see them giving it to RDJ, because he is entertaining in Oppy, and I'm getting "it's time" vibes, which I hate... but Charles has also been cleaning up with smaller critics' awards.

Best Supporting Actress--Da'Vine is getting some great reviews, I feel like she's got a really good shot. Julianne is very good in May December, but she's also a very decorated actress. Um, sorry, Emily Blunt was not anything special in Oppy and if she gets this I'll be so baffled.

Best TV Series--Drama: I can see this going to Succession or possibly The Last of Us. Succession has the final season going for it, and it was actually amazing. TLOUS has fandom hype going for it, which the Globes likes. The Diplomat won't win, but fwiw I liked that show a lot.

Best TV Series--Comedy: Abbott Elementary better win is all I'll say. The Bear and Barry shouldn't even be in this category lol.

Best TV Actor--Drama: I feel like this will be a duke it out between Jeremy and Kieran. I'd be thrilled with either winning, but Jeremy's already won and Kieran has an "it's his time" vibe, his last shot to win with what may end up being the defining performance of his career. Brian Cox is such a dick for submitting in this category and the awards shows are such dicks for nominating him, lol.

Best Actress--TV Drama: If Sarah Snook doesn't win I'm burning this city to the ground. Why is Emma even nominated lmao. I do love a Keri Russell, but nah man, nobody here compares to Snook.

Best Actress--TV Comedy: Tbh I think Elle gave the best performance in this category.... easily.... but Quinta is great and I'd love to see her win, too.

Best Actor--TV Comedy: I don't care for any of these nominees. Nicholas Hoult outsold everyone here, bummer that he doesn't have a nom.

Best Supporting Actor-TV: I'd love for Alan Ruck to pick something up, but Matty Mac did once again obliterate lol. Askars was amazing but I don't think he had enough PUNCHY moments.

Best Support Actress--TV: Elizabeth Debicki was great but didn't have the material, imo. Christina Ricci would be my pick here, but I feel like it's gonna go to Hannah Waddingham because last season and all that.

Best Limited Series--Beef is easily the best one here, but the horrible way that the casting controversy was handled may have ruined their shot. In that sense, I think Steven gave the best performance but it could go to Matt Bomer or Jon Hamm. For actress, I would've picked Ali Wong but.... Also, I will say, nobody saw Dead Rings but me apparently but I'm so glad Rachel Weisz got nominated here because she was INCREDIBLE. Will probably go to Brie Larson knowing my luck, though I don't think Lessons in Chemistry made the impact they thought it would.

Best Supporting Actress--Limited: Glad to see Carla here, she was great. I have no idea who this will go to but it probably won't be here lmao. Also, The Fall of the House of Usher should've gotten a nom for best Limited, but c'est la vie the awards shows hate horror. Also, I don't know if this is controversial but brave... I would've nominated Bruce for Best Actor. That could be my weird attraction to him in that role speaking, though.

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Oscars shortlists come out tomorrow and if Jacob Anderson, Delaney Hayes, and Assad Zaman are not on there anywhere I'm gonna riot