Arpeggi

Awesome tv broadcast, no bullshit, just announcing the winners.

I would give this year's broadcast 4 stars or a grade of A.

Ronnie Dobbs

I actually agree i watched about four minutes of it and its straight to the point. I could use a little less commentary from the blonde guy.

Patman

Sorry, the after award comments by Billy Bush and Nancy are beyond vapid.

animatedude

LOL@ this thread.

Geofferson

Bush was a moron...but glad the winners were announced within 1 hour instead of 3.

tylergfoster

I appreciate that Juno went home empty handed, thank goodness, and The Coens, Bardem, Blanchett, Pixar and the makers of "Extras" did not.

On the other hand, I don't appreciate Alec Baldwin not winning. Really, the moment he walked off the set after doing the "Good Times" bit they should have been there to hand him the award. And can we rename "Best Supporting Actor in a Musical or Comedy Television Series" to "The Jeremy Piven Appreciation Award for Excellence of Jeremy Piven" already?

zekeburger1979

Biggest surprise for me was Julian Schnabel winning Best Director for The Diving Bell and The Butterfly and Atonement winning Drama. I thought that No Country for Old Men would win both.

As for my predictions, I was 9 for 25. Ouch!

Brack

Sorry, I'm a fan of awards shows that center around what people are wearing. Then again, it was a complete night of no one thanking God, though it isn't so much a problem here as it is for music awards shows.

Daytripper

The Cohen's WILL win at the Oscars. But what's up with "Atonement" beating "No Country" !?

Also, if the Oscars would just cut the damn songs and tributes, it wouldn't be a bad show.

Brack

They didn't even show all the different categories, wtf?

Brack

I wouldn't bet on it. And "Atonement"'s win is pretty typical of the GG.

Ronnie Dobbs

so after seeing the winners on yahoo i have one word: yawn

PopcornTreeCt

Same here.

I like the Oscars and all but the Golden Globes are meaningless. I like looking up the TV winners though. Kinda cool to see Drama and Ari were up against each other.

Zen Peckinpah

I always get pissed off by the Globes, mainly because they get pretentious (Julian Schnabel beating the Coens smells like the ceremony, and Atonement beating No Country gets me all Anton Chigurh inside) no matter how good those movies may be. NCFOM and the Coens will own the Oscars this year, period. Hence how Babel beat The Departed last year.

Hope Javier Bardem keeps his momentum and to see There Will Be Blood soon.

Arpeggi

Julian Schnabel deserved his win.

Rogue588

+1 to the WGA for making the "Foreign Press" cut out the bullshit and showing that there can be hour-long awards show.

-10 for having two vapid assclowns handle the ceremony.

mikelowry

Without the stars, the Globe's a sorry sight.

mdc3000

NBC was doing a bullshit recap press conference from 9-10. CNN had the actual HFPA press conference and it took about 30 minutes and they did ALL THE AWARDS, without lame commentary from Billy Bush. I watched CNN with NBC pip...man did he have some lame comments.

Shocked at Atonement but think this will be it's only big win of the season.

Giles

and the winners are:

BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA: ATONEMENT



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA: JULIE CHRISTIE (Away From Her)



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA: DANIEL DAY LEWIS (There Will Be Blood)



BEST MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL: SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET


BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL: MARION COTILLARD (La Vie En Rose)



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL: JOHNNY DEPP (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)



BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM: RATATOUILLE


BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM: THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY


BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE: CATE BLANCHETT (I'm Not There)



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE: JAVIER BARDEM (No Country for Old Men)



BEST DIRECTOR – MOTION PICTURE: JULIAN SCHNABEL (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly)



BEST SCREENPLAY – MOTION PICTURE: ETHAN COEN & JOEL COEN (No Country for Old Men)



BEST ORIGINAL SCORE – MOTION PICTURE: DARIO MARIANELLI (Atonement)

BEST ORIGINAL SONG – MOTION PICTURE: GUARANTEED— INTO THE WILD, Music & Lyrics by: Eddie Vedder

notkevinbacon

Wow! No love here for Atonement? I thought it was a pretty fantastic film (I liked No Country, as well), easily one of the best of the year. I didn't necessarily think No Country was leaps and bounds above Atonement, but I know there's a lot of Coen love here...

As for the Golden Globes, never really watched 'em. Just would read about them the next day... so feels pretty much the same this year as every year...

Daytripper

I don't think anyone here (so far) is "hating" on "Atonement". I thought it was one of the year's best too. But not better than "NCFOM". It's a tough year for me because I thought "There Will Be Blood" and "NCFOM" are the best of 2007 (tied). And as much as I enjoyed "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly", I don't think Schnabel deserves winning over the Cohen brothers.

chris_sc77

It looked like they only spent about $45 on last nights "announcement ceremony". Not that I can blame them or anything, but still...

Giles

I didn't even bother watching, instead watched and fell asleep on that Ryan Gosling/Anthony Hopkins stinker 'Fracture'

Daytripper

Huh? I thought that was a decent movie!

Back on topic. I didn't realize everybody had their own announcements show on this last night (E!, TV Guide Channel, etc). How sad.

Ronnie Dobbs

I really can't wait to see what happens for the Oscars.