2017 Golden Globe Nominations, Film
https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress...6&h=299&crop=1 The 74th Golden Globe Awards nominees have just been announced! The show will take place on Sunday, January 8, 2017 and will be hosted by Jimmy Fallon. http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/201...allon-1024.jpg http://deadline.com/2016/12/2016-gol...ds-1201868543/ Here is the complete list of nominees: Best Motion Picture Drama Hacksaw Ridge Hell Or High Water Lion Manchester By The Sea Moonlight Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series Drama Rami Malek Bob Odenkirk Matthew Rhys Liev Scrieibler Billy Bob Thornton Best Director Motion Picture Damien Chazelle, La L Tom Ford Mel Gibson Barry Jenkins Kenneth Lonergan Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Annette Bening Lily Collins Hailee Steinfeld Emma Stone Meryl Streep Best Television Series Drama The Crown Game Of Thrones Stranger Things This Is Us Westworld Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy 20th Century Women Deadpool La La Land Florence Foster Jenkins Sing Street Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama Amy Adams Jessica Chastain Isabelle Ruth Negga Natalie Portman Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Drama Casey Affleck Joel Edgerton Andrew Garfield Viggo Mortensen Denzel Washington Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series Musical or Comedy Anthony Anderson Gael Garcia Bernal Donald Glover Nick Nolte Jeffrey Tambor Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series Drama Caitriona Balfe Claire Foy Keri Russell Winona Ryder Evan Rachel Wood Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture Viola Davis Naomie Harris Nicole Kidman Octavia Spencer Michelle Williams Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Colin Farrell Ryan Gosling Hugh Grant Jonah Hill Ryan Reynolds Best Original Song Motion Picture Cant Stop The Feeling, Trolls City Of Stars, La La Land Faith, Sing Gold, Gold How Far Ill Go, Moana Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Riz Ahmed, The Night Of Bryan Cranston, All The Way Tom Hiddleston, The Night Manager John Turturro, The Night Of Courtney B Vance, The People Vs OJ Best Television Series Musical or Comedy Atlanta Black-ish Mozart In The Jungle Transparent Veep Best Original Score Motion Picture Moonlight La La Land Arrival Lion Hidden Figures Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Olivia Colman, The Night Manager Lena Heady, Game Of Thrones Chrissy Metz Mandy Moore Thandie Newton, Westworld Best Motion Picture Animated Kubo and the Two Strings Moana My Life As A Zucchini Sing Zootopia Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Felicity Huffman, American Crime Riley Keough Sarah Paulson Charlotte Rampling Kerry Washington, Confirmation Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Sterling K Brown Hugh Laurie John Lithgow Christian Slater John Travolta Best Motion Picture Foreign Language Devine Elle Neruda The Salesman Toni Erdmann Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series Musical or Comedy Rachel Bloom Julia Louis-Dreyfus Sarah Jessica Parker Issa Rae Gina Rodriguez Tracee Ellis-Ross Best Limited Series American Crime The Dresser The Night Manager The Night Of The People V OJ Best Original Screenplay La La Land Nocturnal Animals Moonlight Manchester By The Sea Hell Or High Water |
2017 Golden globe Nominations, Film
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Nominees for the 2017 Golden Globe Awards in the Film categories...
BEST PICTURE, DRAMA Hacksaw Ridge Hell or High Water Lion Manchester by the Sea Moonlight BEST PICTURE, COMEDY/MUSICAL 20th Century Women Deadpool Florence Foster Jenkins La La Land Sing Street BEST DIRECTOR Damien Chazelle, La La Land Tom Ford, Nocturnal Animals Mel Gibson, Hacksaw Ridge Barry Jenkins, Moonlight Kenneth Lonergan, Manchester by the Sea BEST ACTOR, DRAMA Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea Joel Edgerton, Loving Andrew Garfield, Hacksaw Ridge Viggo Mortensen, Captain Fantastic Denzel Washington, Fences BEST ACTRESS, DRAMA Amy Adams, Arrival Jessica Chastain, Miss Sloane Isabelle Huppert, Elle Ruth Negga, Loving Natalie Portman, Jackie BEST ACTOR, COMEDY/MUSICAL Colin Farrell, The Lobster Ryan Gosling, La La Land Hugh Grant, Florence Foster Jenkins Jonah Hill, War Dogs Ryan Reynolds, Deadpool BEST ACTRESS, COMEDY/MUSICAL Annette Bening, 20th Century Women Lily Collins, Rules Don't Apply Hailee Steinfeld, The Edge of Seventeen Emma Stone, La La Land Meryl Streep, Florence Foster Jenkins BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Mahershala Ali, Moonlight Jeff Bridges, Hell or High Water Simon Helberg, Florence Foster Jenkins Dev Patel, Lion Aaron Taylor Johnson, Nocturnal Animals BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Viola Davis, Fences Naomie Harris, Moonlight Nicole Kidman, Lion Octavia Spencer, Hidden Figures Michelle Williams, Manchester by the Sea BEST SCREENPLAY Hell or High Water La La Land Manchester by the Sea Moonlight Nocturnal Animals BEST ANIMATED FEATURE Kubu and the Two Strings Moana My Life as a Zucchini Sing Zootopia BEST ORIGINAL SCORE Arrival Hidden Figures La La Land Lion Moonlight BEST ORIGINAL SONG "Can't Stop the Feeling," Trolls "City of Stars," La La Land "Faith," Sing "Gold," Gold "How Far I'll Go," Moana BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FEATURE Divines Elle Neruda The Salesman Toni Erdmann Winners announced on Sunday January 8th, 2017. |
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I'd like to say I was right about Hacksaw Ridge, Andrew Garfield, and Mel Gibson getting award recognition despite the fact that most everyone on here said I was wrong and that the movie had no chance.
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I started a thread on this a minute before you did.
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I was right about Hacksaw Ridge and mostly everybody else said the movie, Mel, and Andrew had no chance at award recognition.
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Your Name isn't anywhere :( but at least Elle is! Huppert looks like one of the front runners this year.
This was quite a surprise though, usually I'll have at least heard of the films, but there's quite a few here I never knew existed until now :lol: |
Originally Posted by CiCi (Post 1616055)
Your Name isn't anywhere :( but at least Elle is! Huppert looks like one of the front runners this year.
This was quite a surprise though, usually I'll have at least heard of the films, but there's quite a few here I never knew existed until now :lol: Whether the Academy will go for Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge as heavy, we shall see. La La Land, Manchester by the Sea, and Moonlight certainly don't lose any of their awards season momentum and should all be in the mix for the biggest Oscars. |
The happiest inclusion for me among the ten Best Picture nominees is Sing Street. No real shot at Oscar glory, outside of perhaps a song nomination, but glad it made the cut here, anyway. I was hoping against hope that Hunt for the Wilderpeople might make it on the comedy side, too, but alas.
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Deadpool for the win
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I've only even seen two of the nominated films: Deadpool and Zootopia.
Not exactly excited for this. |
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Meryl Streep is being honored by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association this year with their Cecil B. DeMille Award, their lifetime achievement recognition for "outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment". She is also nominated for Best Actress, Comedy/Musical for Florence Foster Jenkins. Much is made, rightly so, of her astounding number of Oscar nominations. This year's competitive nom marks her 27th Golden Globe nomination for feature films (and she has two more in TV movie categories, winning for her performance in HBO's "Angels in America"). She has already won seven Golden Globes for the movie work. The sixty-seven-year-old's nominations, thus far (winners in bold)...
Best Supporting Actress The Deer Hunter Kramer vs. Kramer Adaptation The Manchurian Candidate Into the Woods Best Actress, Comedy/Musical She-Devil Death Becomes Her The Devil Wears Prada Mamma Mia! It's Complicated Julie & Julia Hope Springs August: Osage County Florence Foster Jenkins Best Actress, Drama The French Lieutenant's Woman Sophie's Choice Silkwood Out of Africa A Cry in the Dark The River Wild The Bridges of Madison County Marvin's Room One True Thing Music of the Heart The Hours Doubt The Iron Lady |
Originally Posted by Miss Vicky (Post 1616062)
I've only even seen two of the nominated films: Deadpool and Zootopia.
Not exactly excited for this. |
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And I've said this many times before but Streep=overrated
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Could be, but then, when 99% of people think you're the greatest actress who ever lived, you can be overrated and still be really, really amazing.
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Thanks Holden for including the names of the films :up: I would've went nuts trying to look them up from MoJos post haha.
I've seen 17 films this year but unsurprisingly not much that was nominated. Of the ten best picture nominees all i've seen is Sing Street, definitely planning on seeing the majority of those with the main exception being Deadpool which i don't care about. Best Actor, Drama i've seen both Joel Edgerton and Viggo Mortensen, i'd give it to the former out of those too but Viggo was really good too. Actress, Drama i've only seen Ruth Negga. That's it for acting and basically all of the categories i care about, so plenty to watch. |
Originally Posted by mojofilter (Post 1616054)
I was right about Hacksaw Ridge and mostly everybody else said the movie, Mel, and Andrew had no chance at award recognition.
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Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 1616072)
And I've said this many times before but Streep=overrated
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Still haven't seen a few but I am hoping that both Hell or High Water and Hacksaw Ridge win some awards.
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my prediction green= i agree,red=i dont agree:
hosted by Jimmy Fallon. (ugh) http://deadline.com/2016/12/2016-gol...ds-1201868543/ Here is the complete list of nominees: Best Motion Picture Drama Manchester By The Sea Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series Drama Liev Scrieibler Best Director Motion Picture Tom Ford Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Emma Stone Meryl Streep Best Television Series Drama Westworld Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy La La Land Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama Natalie Portman Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Drama Casey Affleck Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series Musical or Comedy Gael Garcia Bernal Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series Drama Winona Ryder Evan Rachel Wood Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture Viola Davis Best Original Song Motion Picture How Far Ill Go, Moana Best Television Series Musical or Comedy Mozart In The Jungle Best Original Score Motion Picture La La Land Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Lena Heady, Game Of Thrones Thandie Newton, Westworld Best Motion Picture Animated Moana Zootopia Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series Musical or Comedy Julia Louis-Dreyfus Best Limited Series The Night Of Best Original Screenplay Manchester By The Sea |
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Have you seen Manchester By The Sea and La La Land, or do you disagree with them for a different reason?
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From the Globe nominees I have seen Hacksaw Ridge, Hell or High Water, Manchester by the Sea, Moonlight, Deadpool, Sing Street, Nocturnal Animals, Loving, Captain Fantastic, Arrival, Miss Sloane, Elle, Jackie, The Lobster, Rules Don't Apply, The Edge of Seventeen, Kubu and the Two Strings, Moana, and Zootopia.
I'll be seeing La La Land on Friday (been listening to the soundtrack for days, now), and whenever they make their way here, Fences and Hidden Figures (both due Christmas Day, in my neck of the woods) as well as 20th Century Women. I did not seen earlier releases Florence Foster Jenkins or War Dogs or the current release Trolls. I haven't heard yet if Scorsese's Silence screened in time to make the Golden Globe ballots, or if the HFPA simply didn't go for it? Based on what and who they have nominated in the past, Silence as well as Eastwood's Sully may yet grab some of the highest profile nominations from the Academy, and Hidden Figures, Loving, and Jackie may do better than Hacksaw Ridge, Lion, and Florence Foster Jenkins did here. Not sure how Hell or High Water will do at the Oscars, but I like that movie a whole lot, so I hope well. Oscar nominations are announced the morning of Tuesday January 24th, 2017, sixteen days after the Golden Globes ceremony. |
Deadpool was nominated for... well, anything? :tsk:
Alas. Westworld go! |
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Happy for Sing Street.
Surprised as hell for Deadpool. |
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Hell or High Water was a great film. I'm glad it got a Best Picture nod.
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Originally Posted by Camo (Post 1616091)
Have you seen Manchester By The Sea and La La Land, or do you disagree with them for a different reason?
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Fair enough. What about La La Land? Have you seen that or is that for a similar reason?
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ive seen it,not very fond of musicals from the get go.thought it was alright but incredibly cheesy and icky at parts lol
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Wait, has it been released in Norway already? It isn't here till mid January and it was only limited released in the states 4 days ago.
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Originally Posted by Camo (Post 1616164)
Wait, has it been released in Norway already? It isn't here till mid January and it was only limited released in the states 4 days ago.
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Yeah I really want to see Manchester by the Sea, Miss Sloane, and Nocturnal Animals
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You're telling me that Jared Leto sent all those condoms for nothing?!
But seriously, not too bad a batch but I can't comment on all of them since quite a few of the major ones haven't come out here yet (hell, Loving doesn't even come out until March). Still not sure why there's this much hype over Nocturnal Animals, though. |
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Originally Posted by Iroquois (Post 1616214)
Still not sure why there's this much hype over Nocturnal Animals, though.
We'll know next month, but I have a feeling the Academy won't go for Nocturnal Animals as heavily as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association did. This is fashion designer turned filmmaker Tom Ford's second feature. The only Oscar nomination his first movie A Single Man got was for Colin Firth's performance. If Amy Adams makes the cut for Best Actress this year it will much more likely be for Arrival. Somehow Jake Gyllenhaal's only nomination to date is for Brokeback Mountain, but I don't see him getting his second one here (though for my money he gave one of the year's best lead performances in Demolition, which has less than no awards traction). Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Globe nod here is nice for him and he has had a good career transition from pale young Brit to Kick Ass to here, but I don't think his over-the-top white trash sleaze monster is going to tower over the myriad of potential Best Supporting Actor choices to make it at the Oscars. A few years back the Globes nominated Daniel Brόhl in Ron Howard's race car drama Rush, which did not translate into an Oscar nod, and this feels like one of those kinds of picks for them. Going against the grain, maybe a bit of an outside the box pick, but it won't be enough by itself to catapult him into the Oscar mix. If there is a surprise nom next month from this movie, more likely it will be Michael Shannon, not Taylor-Johnson. But I think it's even more likely John Legend would show up for La La Land before Aaron Taylor-Johnson. With strong contenders who didn't make the cut here like Ben Foster in Hell or High Water and Lucas Hedges in Manchester by the Sea, I wouldn't bet on Taylor-Johnson. Nocturnal Animals isn't bad, but it definitely feels like less than the sum of its parts. Worse movies have gotten high profile Oscar nominations so nobody should be shocked if it winds up with some biggies, but my bet is that the Oscars give it less consideration. |
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Not only that, but I was under the impression that the story-within-a-story was supposed to be a deliberately weak and clichιd revenge story so as to reflect the whole "failed writer" aspect of Gyllenhaal's character and that this is the best he could come up with after being "inspired" by Adams' character. It doesn't speak well that it ends up being the more interesting half of the film because it's made a little too well, but that's you get for bringing in Shannon.
In any case, Ford getting a director nom reminds me of the Academy nominating Lynch for Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive in that it's throwing the Weird-But-Not-Too-Weird Art Film a bone but in all probability won't go any further than that. |
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Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 1616187)
Yeah I really want to see Manchester by the Sea, Miss Sloane, and Nocturnal Animals
Too many good ones to choose from, and without Miss Sloane being a particularly strong or even popular movie, it would take a lot for Jessica Chastain to make the Oscar top five, this time around. She is a two-time nominee, for The Help and Zero Dark Thirty, and former nominees do seem to have an easier time of getting back, but most of her potential competition has been nominated before, too. Only Huppert, Negga, Beckinsale, and Hall would be first timers, from the thirteen I named above. I think the odds are stacked against her in 2017. As I went into a bit above, I thought Nocturnal Animals has lots of problems. But Manchester by the Sea was excellent and actually lives up to the hype and praise it has already received. I'm going to see that one a second time in the theater before it leaves. |
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So you are telling me to drive far away to see Manchester by the Sea before the other two then? :p
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Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 1616231)
So you are telling me to drive far away to see Manchester by the Sea before the other two then? :p
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What are your favorites thus far this year?
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What are your favorites thus far this year?
And I tend not to see obvious junk anymore, something like Warcraft, for example. But from what I have seen, by far the most baffling, dead-on-arrival misfire from a filmmaker with a decent track record that I suffered through was Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk. Woah, what a dud. |
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My personal preferences on the film wins, from the nominations that is.
Best MP Drama: Hacksaw Ridge or Manchester by the Sea. Best MP Musical or Comedy: Deadpool Best Director: Mel Gibson or Barry Jenkins Best Actor Drama: Casey Affleck. Best Actress Drama: Jessica Chastain. Best Actor Comedy: Ryan Reynolds Best Actress Comedy: Hailee Steinfeld Best Sup. Actor: Maershala Ali or Jeff Bridges. Best Sup. Actress: Viola Davis Best Screenplay: Hell or High Water or Manchester By the Sea Best Animated Feature: Kubo and the Two Strings (All the way, no competition.) Best Original Score: It could go to any of them they're all fantastic. (Except for Hidden Figures, and that's just cause I haven't seen it yet) Best Original Song: City of Stars Best Foreign Language Film: Neruda. |
Here are the winners from last night's ceremony...
BEST PICTURE, DRAMA Moonlight BEST PICTURE, COMEDY/MUSICAL La La Land BEST DIRECTOR Damien Chazelle, La La Land BEST ACTOR, DRAMA Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea BEST ACTRESS, DRAMA Isabelle Huppert, Elle BEST ACTOR, COMEDY/MUSICAL Ryan Gosling, La La Land BEST ACTRESS, COMEDY/MUSICAL Emma Stone, La La Land BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Aaron Taylor Johnson, Nocturnal Animals BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Viola Davis, Fences BEST SCREENPLAY La La Land BEST ANIMATED FEATURE Zootopia BEST ORIGINAL SCORE La La Land BEST ORIGINAL SONG "City of Stars," La La Land BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FEATURE Elle |
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If it seems like La La Land won a lot of them last night, that's because it did. It was nominated in seven categories and won all of them, setting a new record. The previous high was six Golden Globe wins, set by both One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Midnight Express. Cuckoo's Nest went on to Oscar glory, winning five of its ten nominations there, being one of only three films in history to win "the Big Five" of Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and one of the Screenplay awards. Midnight Express went on to be nominated for a respectable six Academy Awards, winning only for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Original Score. It should also be noted that both Cuckoo's Nest and Midnight Express benefited from categories that no longer exist. The Hollywod Foreign Press Association used to hand out awards for Best Motion Picture Acting Debut. Cuckoo's Nest's Brad Dourif won for his indelible Billy Bibbit, and Midnight Express won both for Brad Davis and Irene Miracle. The Globes ditched those categories by 1984, a couple years after Pia Zador's infamous and laughable win for Butterfly. What La La Land's Oscar fate will be, we shall see. |
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