on NBC

Hosted by Ricky Gervais.

Should be fun as always.

Hopefully, unpredictable as well.

Discussion for movie winners, losers, speeches, etc...

I'll make some predictions

Best Motion Picture Drama - Hugo
Best Actress Drama - Viola Davis
Best Actor Drama - George Clooney
Best Motion Picture Comedy Or Musical - The Artist
Best Actress Comedy Or Musical - Michelle Williams
Best Actor Comedy Or Musical - Jean Dujardin
Best Animated Feature Film - Rango
Best Foreign Language Film - A Seperation
Best Supporting Actress - Shailene Woodley
Best Supporting Actor - Christopher Plummer
Best Director - Michel Hazanavicius
Best Screenplay - Woody Allen
Best Original Score - Ludovic Bource
Best Original Song - "Living Proof, The"

http://www.goldenglobes.org/nominations/

It kinda bothers me on how off they are with the nominees. I mean they usually are, but this year has been a pretty great year, IMO, so them nominating the typical award bait films is insulting.

I'm not as into the award shows and movies in general as I used to be years ago (I would typically see all of the nominated films before the award shows even aired), but I still enjoy them none-the-less and try to catch up on all of the nominated and winning movies throughout the year.

There really haven't been many films or performances that are expected to run away with everything like there tend to be most years, it seems.

The Golden Globes are often times difficult to predict (for me, at least) and I haven't seen most of these nor do I know much about the buzz, but here goes:

Best Motion Picture - Drama: Hugo
Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy: The Artist
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama: Leonardo DiCaprio for J. Edgar
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama: Meryl Streep for The Iron Lady
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy: Jean Dujardin for The Artist
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy: Michelle Williams for My Week with Marilyn
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture: Jonah Hill for Moneyball
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture: Bérénice Bejo for The Artist
Best Director - Motion Picture: Martin Scorsese for Hugo
Best Screenplay - Motion Picture: Midnight in Paris

I will predict here and now though that Daniel Day-Lewis sweeps all major awards for playing Abraham Lincoln next award season.

Best Motion Picture Drama - The Help
Best Actress Drama - Viola Davis
Best Actor Drama - Leonardo Dicaprio
Best Motion Picture Comedy Or Musical - The Artist
Best Actress Comedy Or Musical - Michelle Williams
Best Actor Comedy Or Musical - Jean Dujardin
Best Animated Feature Film - The Adventures of Tintin
Best Foreign Language Film - don't care
Best Supporting Actress - Berenice Bejo
Best Supporting Actor - Jonah Hill
Best Director - Michel Hazanavicius
Best Screenplay - Michel Hazanavicius
Best Original Score - Ludovic Bource
Best Original Song - don't care

Nice guess on Plummer, sauce07. It was a good performance, but kind of surprised the HFPA thought it was good enough to win.

Brooks should've won that.

2 of the comedy shows nominated arent really comedies.

Lifetime achievement award?

Yeah, it could be one of those situations. His was actually the only nominated performance I've seen, but I didn't think it was award-winning.

lol, your rationale makes sense.

Whos idea was it to put Melilla Mcarthy beside Paula Patton?

To hell with you cynics. Plummer fuckin deserves it.

Madonna's win is such a joke. No one is going to see that movie. And the GG crowd couldn't have been more chilly.

I never heard Idras Elba speak before, is he Cockney?

"Michelle Williams in the hysterical comedy 'My Week with Marilyn.'"

Michelle Williams seems very nice and is a great actress, but as herself, she seems like such a dolt the times I've seen her on talk shows.

Still trying to figure out what part of England Johnny Depp is trying to channel when he talks. WTF!?

Pisses me off that Michelle Williams won. She's a great actress, but she wasn't in a comedy or musical and I think Wiig would have won that award if Michelle had been in the drama category.

It was pretty crazy watching him in The Wire then hearing him speak in his natural British accent.

tina fey photobomb:

RANGO is 100 times the movie Tintin is. so lame that won

Holy shit, was that Chris Tucker? Damn he looks old. And how did he get invited to the ceremony?

No, that was Queen Latifa

Holy shit! Chris Tucker sighting!