2020 Golden Globe nominations being announced Monday morning.

The TV show category nominations will be lame as usual.

The way it ended was comedic.

Renee will win for Judy.

The Martian was placed in the comedy category a few years ago which is 10x worse than OUATIH being placed in it. It’s all just an awards season strategy. Golden Globes are stupid but they do matter.

R3 That will be start of a major Liza drinking binge.

Meryl is the favourite for BSA TV series

Ricky Gervais is hosting again. Only reason to watch.

[quote]Meryl is the favourite for BSA TV series

Of course, she is. The Hollywood Foreign Press members already had the payoffs deposited into their bank accounts.

OP, they should place it in the dumpster with the rest of the garbage. What a boring, useless, ridiculously overrated waste of film.

The Bruce Lee segment got big laughs. Leo was funny I have no problem with it.

R9, The same could be said for "The Irishman".

How soon will Tom Hanks begin crying during his Cecil B. DeMille Award acceptance speech?

I hope Sandra Oh gets snubbed for Killing Eve. Jodie Comer deserves the nomination.

I hope Sandra Oh gets snubbed for Killing Eve. Jodie Comer deserves the nomination.

nomination list

ROFL at all those nominations for The Morning Show. Never change, HFPA.

I wonder how much Ben Platt's daddy paid for his nomination.

No real surprises on the film side. This does sort of cement Bong Joon Hoo as a definite contender for Oscar Best Director berth. and likely Best Picture as well.

It's probably inevitable that HFPA will pick Joaquin Phoenix for Drama Actor and Joker for Drama Picture.

I thought Kidman was awful on Big Little Lies s2.

So many Netflix movies... I hope theatres don’t die completely

No Chalamet anywhere. Maybe that’ll shut those morons up.

Parasite deserved a regular Best Pic drama nod.

De Niro snubbed and hey Irishman was just okay.

Hope Charlize wins for Bombshell.

I just wish the frauds at HFPA would eliminate the comedy/drama distinction and pick 10 nominees for all categories. Emma Thompson for Late Night is really pushing it.

The Politician was a shit show.

Bush Baby got a nod for ‘Rami’.

Netflix is cutting kickbacks left & right it appears.

The biggest surprise for me, knowing HFPA, is that they didn't pick Cats for Musical/Comedy. That's exactly the kind of movie Universal would have stooped to bribe the judges to legitimize.

No Taylor Swift in supporting categories for CATS?

Kit Harrington gets a Best Actor nomination

R26 She didn't know that she had to wine and dine the HFPA.

Dolemite is my Name deserves the comedy award and I hope Eddie wins BA.

[quote] Hope Charlize wins for Bombshell.

Nope, the bitch Megyn Kelly will take credit.

How is Tom Hanks considered a supporting actor for playing Mr. Rogers in a film about Mr. Rogers?

Golden Globe nominations

BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA

“1917”

“The Irishman”

“Joker”

“Marriage Story”

“The Two Popes”

BEST MOTION PICTURE – MUSICAL OR COMEDY

“Dolemite is My Name”

“Jojo Rabbit”

“Knives Out”

“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”

“Rocketman”

BEST DIRECTOR

Bong Joon Ho, “Parasite”

Sam Mendes, “1917”

Quentin Tarantino, “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”

Martin Scorsese, “The Irishman”

Todd Phillips, “Joker”

BEST ACTOR – DRAMA

Christian Bale, “Ford v. Ferrari”

Antonio Banderas, “Pain and Glory”

Adam Driver, “Marriage Story”

Joaquin Phoenix, “Joker”

Jonathan Pryce, “The Two Popes”

BEST ACTRESS – DRAMA

Cynthio Erivo, “Harriet”

Scarlett Johansson, “Marriage Story”

Saoirse Ronan, “Little Women”

Charlize Theron, “Bombshell”

Renee Zellweger, “Judy”

BEST ACTOR – MUSICAL OR COMEDY

Daniel Craig, “Knives Out”

Roman Griffin Davis, “Jojo Rabbit”

Leonardo DiCaprio, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”

Taron Egerton, “Rocketman”

Eddie Murphy, “Dolemite Is My Name”

BEST ACTRESS – MUSICAL OR COMEDY

Awkwafina, “The Farewell”

Ana de Armas, “Knives Out”

Beanie Feldstein, “Booksmart”

Emma Thompson, “Late Night”

Cate Blanchett, “Where’d You Go Bernadette”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MOTON PICTURE

Tom Hanks, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”

Al Pacino, “The Irishman”

Joe Pesci, “The Irishman”

Brad Pitt, “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”

Anthony Hopkins, “The Two Popes”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MOTON PICTURE

Annette Benning, “The Report”

Margot Robbie, “Bombshell”

Jennifer Lopez, “Hustlers”

Kathy Bates, “Richard Jewell”

Laura Dern, “Marriage Story”

Biggest shock at first pass, no Robert Deniro for "The Irishman"?!

[quote]How is Tom Hanks considered a supporting actor for playing Mr. Rogers in a film about Mr. Rogers?

It's about a journalist who goes to profile Mr. Rogers, the lead character is played by Matthew Rhys.

Thank God, that no-talent CUNT JLo didn’t get nominated.

BEST TELEVISION SERIES – DRAMA

“Big Little Lies”

“The Crown”

“Killing Eve”

“The Morning Show”

“Succession”

BEST TELEVISION SERIES – COMEDY

“Barry”

“Fleabag”

“The Kominsky Method”

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

“The Politician”

MINISERIES OR TELEVISION FILM

“Catch-22”

“Chernobyl”

“Fosse/Verdon”

“The Loudest Voice”

“Unbelievable”

BEST ACTOR TV SERIES – DRAMA

Brian Cox, “Succession”

Kit Harington, “Game of Thrones”

Rami Malek, “Mr. Robot”

Tobias Menzies, “The Crown”

Billy Porter, “Pose”

BEST ACTRESS TV SERIES – DRAMA

Jennifer Aniston, “The Morning Show”

Jodie Comer, “Killing Eve”

Nicole Kidman, “Big Little Lies”

Reese Witherspoon, “The Morning Show”

Olivia Colman, “The Crown”

BEST ACTOR TV SERIES – COMEDY

Ben Platt, “The Politician”

Paul Rudd, “Living With Yourself”

Rami Youssef, “Rami”

Bill Hader, “Barry”

Michael Douglas, “The Kominsky Method”

BEST ACTRESS TV SERIES – COMEDY

Christina Applegate, “Dead to Me”

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, “Fleabag”

Natasha Lyonne, “Russian Doll”

Kirsten Dunst, “On Becoming a God in Central Florida”

Rachel Brosnahan, “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

BEST ACTOR – MINISERIES OR TELEVISION FILM

Chris Abbott, “Catch 22”

Sacha Baron Cohen, “The Spy”

Russell Crowe, “The Loudest Voice”

Jared Harris, “Chernobyl”

Sam Rockwell, “Fosse/Verdon”

BEST ACTRESS – MINISERIES OR TELEVISION FILM

Michelle Williams, “Fosse/Verdon”

Helen Mirren, “Catherine the Great”

Merritt Wever, “Unbelievable”

Kaitlyn Dever, “Unbelievable”

Joey King, “The Act”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR – SERIES, MINISERIES OR TELEVISION FILM

Alan Arkin, “Kominsky Method”

Kieran Culkin, “Succession”

Andrew Scott, “Fleabag”

Stellan Skarsgård, “Chernobyl”

Henry Winkler, “Barry”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS – SERIES, MINISERIES OR TELEVISION FILM

Meryl Streep, “Big Little Lies”

Helena Bonham Carter, “The Crown”

Emily Watson, “Chernobyl”

Patricia Arquette, “The Act”

Toni Collette, “Unbelievable”

R35 oops never mind.

r35 JLo is nominated in Supporting and she will probably win.

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MOTON PICTURE

Annette Benning, “The Report”

Margot Robbie, “Bombshell”

Jennifer Lopez, “Hustlers”

Kathy Bates, “Richard Jewell”

Laura Dern, “Marriage Story”

PARASITE is brilliant. Deserves every nomination.

CATS must be truly awful.

Glad for the UNBELIEVABLE noms. Excellent series with three superb leads.

I wonder if Constance Wu is crying somewhere.

I love Ricky.

[quote]CATS must be truly awful.

Yes for the Golden Globes to completely snub Cats when they have this musical category waiting for it, yikes.

Game of Thrones was snubbed except a completely inexplication nomination for Kit Harington. The last season was bad, but when you are nominating "The Morning Show"....

What is really weird is emmy darling "When They See Us" was completely ignored.

Also no love for new series "Watchmen" or "Euphoria", but they recognize "The Politician"?!

People need to stop applying logic to HFPA's choices, they are a completely corrupt organization made up of whores. Or whatever is one step below whores.

Really have to go with R45. I don't disagree strenuously with any of these choices, but there are other movies I would have nominated before them. The HFPA can literally be bought and it is quite well known.. It isn't the Oscars/Emmys.

The only reason they have "influence" is because their awards show is often fun to watch, and hence popular with the public. The Oscars, while more dignified, is often a snooze fest.

Netflix leads in both film and TV, broadcast networks completely shut out. RIP Old Hollywood, new Hollywood is here to stay.

Brad Pitt was 100% Supporting.

Thought "The Two Popes" was a miniseries.

R48, Was Mahershala Ali supporting in "Green Book"?

R50 He was.

R50 absolutely. Rewatch the film. The focus is on Viggo. The story is about Viggo. Mahershala is used as a device to show the growth of Viggo.

[quote] , The same could be said for "The Irishman".

Wrong. The Irishman features incredible performances. That piece of crap Quentin churned our didn’t. That was embarrassing.

The Lion King is animated??

I thought it was a live action version of the original animated feature?

The lion trainers aren’t good enough to achieve that yet, r54

Half the films nominated aren't even out yet

Meryl now on her 32nd nomination and most likely her 9th win!

Nothing for Euphoria is ridiculous.

The tranny from Euphoria should have been nominated.

It is animated R54. The animation is hyper realistic, but still animation. Deep fake technology with lions.

Hope Charlize steals Renee's thunder in this award season.

[quote]CATS must be truly awful.

I'm patiently waiting for Lynn Stairmaster to tell us how many Oscars it'll win. Taylor Swift for Best Supporting Actress, at least, right?

So Mirren made it in for that awful Catherine The Great where her acting was atrocious. I'm surprised she wasn't nominated for The Good Liar.

And they nominate that Shrew Emma Thompson when she as much as farts. Embarrassing.

Outrageous to snub Jharrel Jerome and When they see Us

They should have given Aaron Taylor Johnson some positive reinforcement for showing everything in whatever shitty movie that was.

So has Renee got her Globe in the bag?

It cracks me up that Judy is classified as a drama but Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood is deemed a comedy. Never change, Golden Globes.

The best is when they put Michelle Williams in Musical/Comedy for My Week With Marilyn. The person who presented the award even make a joke about how funny this Drama was.

The shame was that Charlise Theron should have won for the dark comedy Young Adult.

Never forget that sci-fi epic THE MARTIAN actually won as a Comedy.

[quote]Best Actress in a Motion Picture: Musical or Comedy - Cate Blanchett (“Where’d You Go, Bernadette”)

This is a travesty

Who did Taron Egerton blow to get a nomination?

More like who didn't he blow

He closed his eyes and thought of Hugh Jackman the whole time.

Apparently HFPA didn’t get Cats screeners. There was a screening last week, according to Deadline, that most of them missed. The song was released online, thus its nomination. The article said the HFPA prez is cracking down on all the perks and bribes made by the studios. But that could be bs to just Make them look better.

There's a reason the Globes aren't part of the EGOT crown. Everybody knows they're a blatant popularity/bribe contest, even more than the others.

Watched "Marriage Story" this afternoon on Netflix. The HFPA got it right. It's a wonderful film with excellent performances from all, especially Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson.

It's this generation's "Kramer vs. Kramer".

Is it a gut punch like Kramer vs Kramer R75? I almost don't want to watch it for this reason.

Marriage Story has some nice comedic elements to make it go down easier and it ends on an optimistic tone. I don't think it is some depressing downer.

R76 no. Extremely well acted, but there’s no big emotional punches like Meryl on the stand or at the end. It deserved all the nominations though. Driver is a standout.

Ummmm Marriage Story was a rip-off of Kramer vs Kramer and Blue Valentine

There will eventually be a gay or lesbian version of Kramer vs. Kramer.

They just have to make a documentary of Renner's or Cooper's divorce R80.

R81 I'm thinking more a lesbo version with Amy Adams as the femme corporate lawyer who has to duke it out with her butch artist type wife played by Michelle Williams over custody of their Chinese born adopted daughters or the gay version with Jake Gyllenhaal as a gay work from home carpenter who is served divorce papers by his theatre director husband played by Michael Fassbender and Jake has to fight for their twins sons who were born by a surrogate mother.

I was kidding R81, but you are right. The "wrinkle" of biological connections for one (or both) parents would make an interesting story. I'd like to think gay/lesbian divorces are treated the same, but even in the most liberal enclaves, I'm sure they aren't.

The assumption that the mother is the better custodial parent (when there might not be a mother), child support, etc. It would be a subject worth exploring.

R80, Well, Meryl did take up with a woman after leaving Dustin.

R79, But, they didn't have two songs from Sondheim's Company.

Charlize should win. She was fucking robbed by that cocksucking whore Michelle Williams. Her performance in YA is one for the history books.

R67 the category is 'Musical or Comedy' and MY WEEK WITH MARILYN was deemed a musical because it featured Michelle performing some of Marilyn's best known songs. This is the same reason that Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon for WALK THE LINE, Jamie Foxx for RAY, and Marion Cotillard for LA VIE EN ROSE were also nominated (and won) in this category.

The rules have changed since then.

R62 LMAO! My introduction to Lynn Stairmaster was when s/he proclaimed LES MISERABLES to be the best film ever and predicted it would get 15 Oscar nominations (more than TITANIC), including one for the kid who played Gavroche.

Why didn't US and Lupita get nominated?

I don’t see how people are now claiming OUATIH was not a comedy at all, when the film opened the threads were filled with people calling it a “dramedy” or dark comedy.

The film was FILLED with humor.

The audience I sat with for OUATIH definitely thought it was a comedy. Especially the "violent" scene at the end. And this was a weekday matinee with lots of elderly people.

I saw the film numerous times and every fucking time the audience laughed during numerous scenes, the main one being the Brad Pitt one during the end. That scene never not got laughs (and sometimes applause).

[quote]They're placing "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" in the Comedy/Musical category. Seriously?

Why, because the woman the Mansons murdered had a recurring role on [italic]The Beverly Hillbillies[/italic]?

Julia Louis wasn’t even nominated ????

Yeah, don't see the complaint for Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood being in the Comedy category -- it is very much a comedy, as nearly all Tarantino films are.

[quote] there’s no big emotional punches like Meryl on the stand or at the end

I disagree; the scene where Driver and Johansson argue in his apartment, and he collapses to his knees crying, had me in tears; then at the end, when he was reading the letter...buckets flowed. I really hope Driver wins the Oscar over Phoenix.

R95 must be a frau. I am sorry, but I was MOVED by Meryl in Kramer vs Kramer. Nothing in this new one moved me.

r96, sorry, but I'm a gold star homosexual male.

R91 I had a similar experience when I saw it in the theaters. It was a showing on a Tuesday night and it was mostly elderly people and they cracked up a lot of the scenes. A couple of weeks later, I went to see another movie and I remember laughs from the OUATIH screening room.

[quote][R96], sorry, but I'm a gold star homosexual male.

At least in [italic]All That Jazz[/italic], I got more screen time and made people forget all about that giant monkey. I wish I could say the same for Faye Dunaway and [italic]Dunston Checks In[/italic], the role she deserved to play.

Neither ScarJo nor Adam Driver give a performance as LOVELY as Meryl in KvK

Can’t wait until this is over. I love, and I hate it.

Brad’s getting his Oscar.

But more importantly, I’m stanning for Joaquin, because I just live the guy, and his body of work.

There’s some great actors on this list, and there are some who we all know aren’t. However, I’m in a great mood, and that said, I hope JLo gets a win, too. The woman’s a hard worker, and she’s paid her dues, just like the rest of them.

R101 what dues? JLO continuously says yes to any script that will pay her a big fee. She is no artist.

I like the woman and have no problem with her being commended when she does a great job but she in no way deserves to be an Oscar winner.

Brad getting the Oscar ➡️ 248st Angelina's mental breakdown of the year

Craving for it just to piss her off

Who is getting the Oscar in actress - supporting role if not Laura Dern? It's pretty obvious.

She has two previous nominations. And it's fine, her role is not like the biggest thing ever but who cares this year? Any of the nominees in this category this year is a stand out.

G dear. Is your name anywhere? Have you been working?

Who sais Laura Dern was not great? I think she was the best in Marriage Story, you can't stop seeing her. She deserves all she gets for this role

JLo is a creation of the media. She steals songs.

Other than Best Actress for Ronan, I was surprised Little Women didn't get much recognition, considering how heavily hyped it is and all the positive buzz for Pugh. You'd think that movie was just the kind of thing that the GG (only slightly classier than the People's Choice Awards) would love....

R108, Ronan Farrow is in Little Women?

R105, Has that film version of Sunset Boulevard that was supposed to commence last October been killed?

[quote]Brad’s getting his Oscar.

Brad’ already has an Oscar.

I love that Annette Bening got nominated. I liked her fairly accurate Dianne Feinstein. Bening's train this year ends here, but a pleasant surprise nonetheless!

Bening's career in the last few years has been lighting up again ...

2016: 20th Century Women (Globe/ISA nominee, NSFC RU, Nevada critics winner, Village Voice 3rd place, IndieWire Top 10) 2017: Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool (BAFTA nominee)

2019: The Report (Globe nominee); prominent role in second highest grossing film of the year (Captain Marvel)

For 2020, she has Death on the Nile (Orient made $350M WW), Turn of Mind (with Michelle Pfeiffer), and a TV movie

Hopefully, a film SAG nod is in her near future.

Not bad for 61.

R112 she was robbed of many nominations and wins for the amazing Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool

I'm pretty disappointed in some of this year's nominations. I thought Once Upon a Time in America was okay, but not great. One of the best movies I saw this year was Honey Boy and it didn't get one nomination; it should have gotten nominations for Best Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor. I love Cate Blanchett but "Where'd You Go, Bernadette?" was a very uneven, lackluster film and I felt she was miscast in it; Kaitlyn Dever (Booksmart) or Jillian Bell (Brittany Runs a Marathon) should have been nominated instead. In the animated category, I thought "Missing Link" was mediocre and didn't deserve the nomination over "Abominable", which was absolutely charming and beautifully done.

I no longer feel Renee has a lock on winning Best Actress after seeing the other nominees.

R106, I was pleasantly surprised to see Julie Hagerty as Scarlett's eccentric mother. Hadn't seen her in anything since "Airplane".

R116 she was in Lost In America with Albert Brooks, 4 years after Airplane, which is something of a cult classic. She was great in Marriage Story. Like to see her in more.

She dropped off the screen almost after those two movies she made at touchstone in the early 90s.

Ugh, such a smartass at R109; it was too early in the morning to spell "Saoirse". Anyway, since the LW remake has been such a topic of conversation on DL, it seemed relevant that it didn't get much recognition, given all the hype surrounding it.

[quote]Ronan Farrow is in Little Women?

Define ‘in’.

R7 - “ Ricky Gervais is hosting again. Only reason to watch.”

Ricky Gervais is hosting again. Only reason NOT to watch.

There, I fixed it for you.

They cast Timmeh because he looks like Winona "sticky-fingers" Ryder who was in the last version.

They cast Timmy because he is a major talent.

[quote] Julie Haggerty...She dropped off the screen almost after those two movies she made at touchstone in the early 90s.

Hardly.

R102, it's not like she's that much less talented than some of the other nominees, who shall remain nameless.....

Tyuii

R123 is fucking high. And retarded.

Don’t forget retarded.

Timmy is the best of his generation.

And highly retarded, R127.

What is the excuse for Timmy getting cast in MANY other movies?

M had any comments on her 32nd nomination?

She was robbed of the Razzie for [italic]Floppy Poopy Turds[/italic]. No one earned it more than her.

Watch Taron Egerton take comedy actor over DiCaprio and Eddie Murphy. Its the foreign press, he is foreign and sings.

R133 and sucks a mean cock.

R134 = Hugh Jackman

The 2020 Critics Choice Nominations announcement

[quote]What is the excuse for Timmy getting cast in MANY other movies?

He has helium in his ankles which makes it quite easy for him to hook them behind those Jughead-ass ears. No way he was gonna get any roles unless he fulfilled his destiny as a gap-assed pass around cum dumpster bottom.

I'm not sure that's right about Egerton taking comedy actor over DiCaprio and Eddie Murphy.

They will split the vote giving Taytay the win.

Who sucked the most dick to get a nomination? Timmy, Taron, or Ben Platt?

Go, Andrew Scott!

Timmy doesn’t need to suck dick to get nominated

R142 he sent all the voters cummy peaches.

This is Bush Bub's fourth nomination. He's torn his lil' heart out in Mr Robot, so it would be justice to see him acknowledged in its final season.

Will he bring his beard?

I adore Rami.

R106, agreed. It’s Laura’s time.

That said, I am not a huge JLo fan, but I enjoyed her immensely in U-Turn, the film with Clooney, & Hustlers. She’s a goddamned good actress, and frankly, though I appreciate Dern’s work, I’m gonna say “fuck it”, and place my bets on Jennifer.

R102, Lopez works ALL the time. I admire her drive and spunk. I dislike her as a person, yet I also happen to respect aspects about her.

She rocked. Give this woman an award, or another good role, because unlike Dern, she will get her ass up and do it again.

R147 Joaquin Phoenix was also in U-TURN. Wouldn't that be something if they both won Oscars in the same year? I wonder if they remember each other?

There is nothing cool about that r148

[quote]That said, I am not a huge JLo fan, but I enjoyed her immensely in U-Turn, the film with Clooney, & Hustlers. She’s a goddamned good actress, and frankly, though I appreciate Dern’s work, I’m gonna say “fuck it”, and place my bets on Jennifer.

What next, a Grammy for her great singing?

She has gotten a few Grammy nods over the years.

For DANCE music, the garbage of music.

Dance music is great.

You're trashing dance music on a gay board?!

Sadly AMAs are more prestigious than the Grammys.

JLo got a Best Supporting Actress Nod from AARP the Magazine's Movies for Grownups Awards. Not kidding...

JLo has only be nominated for Best Dance Recording at the Grammys. The academy knows what’s up and that she is a thieving skank who can’t sing, she’ll never receive a vocal award and if she does that’s the absolute jump the shark moment for the Grammys.

Have you seen the list of nominees in recent years? The Grammys have already jumped the shark.

Jlo will get an EGOT!

Speaking of Joaquin and J.Lo, remember when she pulled a sort of "I'm Still Here" a decade before Joaquin? Only difference was that it was for real and she wasn't quitting acting entirely, but it was rather bizarre for her to go from acclaimed actress and Golden Globe-nominee to a bubblegum pop star in the course of just 2 years. I became such a big fan after SELENA and then U-TURN that same year and OUT OF SIGHT the following year. I sincerely saw her as a future multiple Oscar nominee/winner and master thespian.

But then she pulls this crap about wanting to become a pop star. I hated how she put her acting career aside -- focused mainly on her 'music' and dabbled in rom-coms and the occasional thriller here and there. She became a joke in the early 2000s, especially after the whole Bennifer showmance. I'm sure she's crying all the way to the bank now, but she had so much potential to become a great actress, if only she had honed her skills. She reminds me of Jayne Mansfield in that regard. When asked why she didn't pursue the Actors Studio and seek better scripts/directors like Marilyn had, Mansfield replied that it wasn't her thing and that she would prefer to be a star and an object of desire for all men.

Who will play Jayne Mansfield in the much awaited bio flick?

R161, Excuse me?

Will the Jayne Mansfield bio film show her being scalped?

No one cares about Mansfield.

She wasn't scalped, her wig fell off.

[quote]No one cares about Mansfield.

You fuckin' better!

I can see them giving JLO the award, it is a popularity contest and she is there every year in spite of being (up to now) a 1-time nominee.

R167 she probably will win the globe. I watched Hustlers last night and she was good, but considering the crap films she’s done for so long, it’s about time she delivered a decent performance. Usually any JLo film is kryptonite to me. I can’t imagine her beating Dern for the Oscar though. Her diva ways and shit films will do her in.

J.Lo and Adam Driver seem to be Dern's and Joaquin's main competitors, but they don't have the overdue narrative nor the industry respect nor the impressive filmography that the latter two do. Frankly, I'm rooting for Dern and Joaquin because I really enjoyed their films and performances this year, as well as their overall work over the decades. These two should really have Oscars, and JOKER and MARRIAGE STORY are perfect vehicles for them to top off their careers thus far.

Several years ago, there was a really low budget (looks more like a student film) biopic of Jayne Mansfield. You really should check out the trailer. It's a hoot! Plus, some male nudity.

Several years ago, there was a really low budget (looks more like a student film) biopic of Jayne Mansfield. You really should check out the trailer. It's a hoot! Plus, some male nudity.

[quote]She wasn't scalped, her wig fell off.

According to her death certificate, she was scalped: "According to the police report on the accident, “the upper portion of this white female’s head was severed.” Her death certificate notes a “crushed skull with avulsion (forcible separation or detachment) of cranium and brain.” One thinks of a beheading as the neck’s being sliced through, causing the head to be separated from the body, but that is clearly not what happened here. Scalping is perhaps a closer description of Mansfield’s fate, but even that word does not accurately reflect the cranial trauma she suffered, because scalping victims at least retain an intact skull. The Angel of Death did not afford Mansfield this luxury: Her skull was cracked or sliced open, and a sizable piece of it was carried away."

Yeah, the urban legend is that she was beheaded but in reality was more like scalped.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD was a ponderous, pointless, empty, stupid, self-indulgent, exceedingly mediocre film (40 minutes recreating the filming of an episode of a forgotten TV western? Really? That was interesting to anyone?) All the people trying to defend this crappy movie wouldn't be doing so if anyone other than Tarantino had made it. For some reason, there's all these juvenile idiots who've attached their self-esteem to Tarantino and feel they have to jump to oppose criticism of any of his movies, which are nothing special at all: a couple of martial arts movies, neither of which is as good as CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON or a dozen other Asian martial arts films, a second rate DIRTY DOZEN rip off, that isn't as good as the original, a second rate Blaxploitation movie that completely misses the point of Blaxploitation movies (hint: in Blaxploitation movies the Black people were the heroes doing it all themselves without some white man's help; it's white people who are always inserting themselves in Black people's stories -- the real Nat Turner didn't need any white man's help); and HATEFUL 8, which is a HORRIBLE, booooooorrrrriiiiiing, moronically drawn out western that is hatefully lame. Tarantino is the most overrated hack in Hollywood. Why do they keep kissing his ass?

The only thing anyone ever references about ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD is that violent scene at the end? Why? Because it's the only thing that happens in the disgustingly unnecessary 2 hours and 41 minutes of this dreck and like Pavlovian chimps, Tarantino fans whoop and clap at it, like there's something special about seeing a dog bite a guy in the crotch or a girl get her face smashed into a table a dozen times. Yeah, really great filmmaking. I guess after 2 and a half hours of NOTHING, you'll clap at anything if you're stupid enough to be conned. You're a bunch of SUCKERS for defending this tripe.

I'm hearing in Hollywood that Adam Driver is winning the GG tomorrow over Joaquin.

Joaquin is still very unpopular in Hollywood.

I'm also hearing that Jennifer Aniston is a shoe-in for The Morning Show.

"Hollywood" does not vote on the Golden Globes r175. It is a group of international journalists that no one cares about except for Golden Globe season, the Hollywood Foreign Press that decides, around 100 people.

You don't seem like you know anything about the industry.

R175, And according to the Daily Mail, Brad and Jen will be seated at adjoining tables.

This award show is a fucking joke! Arod probably bought the award for J.lo!!

I hope Iran chooses this shit fest for a test strike.

That's always been the thing with the GG r178. Because it is a small group of people that decides, and because they are these journalists that crave access with celebrities, they have always been considered easy to persuade.

JLo is wealthier than ARod.

The big story of the night will be Brad and Jen both winning awards.

[quote]This award show is a fucking joke!

That you would kill to attend.

If I am to be nominated, it can only be in the ' leading actress ' category

[quote] Jennifer Aniston is a shoe-in

Are they Louboutins?

[quote] Bush Baby got a nod

He better win. His work on Robot was phenomenal, including Season 4. As for the others in the category: Kit Harrington —seriously? All he did in GOT was look like a worried puppy! Jesus: there were far more deserving actors on GOT than him. All Billy Porter did in Pose was play a one-note cliche of a loud defiant black man. Anyone other than Timothy Chalamet can do that blindfolded.

This could be sticky. Bush Baby is being seated next to Elton John and David Furnish! If Taron doesn't win Elton could throw things!

Pretty easy to guess both Brad and Jen will win their respective categories, if only because it’ll get people talking about the Globes and wanting to see pics of them together at the after parties.

[quote] I'm hearing in Hollywood that Adam Driver is winning the GG tomorrow over Joaquin. Joaquin is still very unpopular in Hollywood.[/quote]

Lol no. Joker made a over a billion dollars off of a $140m investment— and that’s including p&a. Meanwhile SW is despised, Marriage Story is more meme than movie, and Adam is known for throwing a hissy fit on a radio show for having to listen to a 20 second clip of himself acting. Antonio now has a better shot than Driver.

It's shocking to note Vivien Leigh did not win the Best Actress GG for A Streetcar Named Desire. It was Jane Wyman for "The Blue Veil"!!!

"The Blue Veil" is one of those films that has mysteriously been unavailable for decades.

I obtained a bootleg copy years ago and it's quite good. Jane Wyman and Joan Blondell both received Oscar nominations.

Plus, DL fave Vivian Vance has a supporting role.

Janie....

8 hours to go!

I'm gonna get a bucket ready for some puking tonight. Utter shite being nominated.

I'm only watching for the host Ricky! I love my neighbor.

is this the official thread?

We're waiting for certification...any minute.