73rd Golden Globe Awards

[peibeck]

"Inside Out" wins Animated Motion Picture (to absolutely no one's surprise).

 

[smurfy]

Matt Damon wins Best Actor Motion Picture Comedy for "The Martian." (Can't wait for Gervais to again ridicule it for being classified as a comedy.)

I did guiltily enjoy get aid joke that Matt Damon was the only person Affleck did not cheat on.

 

[vesperholly]

Tom and Lorenzo's Twitter has a ton of pictures: https://twitter.com/tomandlorenzo

So far I like Maggie Gyllenhaal's look the best. Usually she looks awful!

 

[peibeck]

Sylvester Stallone wins Best Supporting Actor in a motion picture for "Creed"

Erm....

 

[jenny12]

Sylvester Stallone wins Best Supporting Actor in a motion picture for "Creed"

Erm....

I saw Creed and thought Stallone was quite good, but I wanted Rylance to win.

 

[Allskate]

Yay for "Mozart in the Jungle" and Gael Garcia Bernal! I binge watched that show last summer and loved it. I've been saving the second series for when I have time to binge watch again.

ETA: For those who aren't familiar with "Mozart in the Jungle," it's an Amazon original.

 

[peibeck]

Aaron Sorkin wins screenplay for "Steve Jobs"

Gael Garcia Bernal wins Best Actor TV series Comedy for "Moozart in the Jungle"

 

[jenny12]

Steve Jobs for best screenplay? Really? I thought it would go to Spotlight.

 

[Allskate]

I saw Creed and thought Stallone was quite good, but I wanted Rylance to win.

I didn't see Creed, so I don't know who was better. I thought Rylance was fantastic in Bridge of Spies, but as soon as I realized he was in the same category as Stallone, I knew Rylance wouldn't win. Stallone is a big sentimental favorite. I can't feel too sorry for Rylance since did get nominated in two major categories. I'm sure he'll get more work as a result of his nominations.

 

[jenny12]

I didn't see Creed, so I don't know who was better. I thought Rylance was fantastic in Bridge of Spies, but as soon as I realized he was in the same category as Stallone, I knew Rylance wouldn't win. Stallone is a big sentimental favorite. I can't feel too sorry for Rylance since did get nominated in two major categories. I'm sure he'll get more work as a result of his nominations.

True. I saw both films and thought they were both strong performances. Stallone was quite touching as Rocky, but I thought Rylance's performance was more substantial. However, like you said, Stallone is the big sentimental favorite so no surprise here.

 

[quartz]

Helen Mirren is more gorgeous, and sexy and classy than anyone. All the Hollywood 20somethings in all their designer gowns can't even compete.

 

[Allskate]

Did Gaga forget to thank her fiance?

 

[Matryeshka]

Lady Gaga? Really? Did she just push diCaprio's shoulder out of the way? That alone was worth her winning. You know, I haven't seen any of the shows so I can't comment on the win. I do think that Gaga probably would be a good actress--she has presence, she's well-spoken, and she understands what she sings but I'm just that she beat out that cast of women.

Queen Latifah's expressions were priceless. Also made Gaga's win worth it.

 

[peibeck]

Lady Gaga wins supporting actress for "American Horror Story: Hotel"

"Son of Saul" wins Best Foreign language film.

 

[BigB08822]

I only watched a few episodes of AHS: Hotel and I thought Gaga's acting was pretty bad but I suppose it got better? A lot of these wins are shocking to me because I haven't even heard of so many of these shows!! Not having cable does that to you, lol.

 

[peibeck]

"The Writing's On the Wall" wins Best Song for "Spectre"

 

[Allskate]

Sometimes bleeping really stinks. I wanna know what Mel said. Alan Cumming was quite shocked.

 

[Matryeshka]

They are really going towards the young and the trendy.

Gervais is really letting them have it tonight--not that they don't deserve it. I can't wait to find out what was actually said during the bleeps.

I am the only person on the planet who thought Mad Max was incredibly stupid. Well-acted, and visually stunning...but stupid.

 

[Jay42]

"The Writing's On the Wall" wins Best Song for "Spectre"

I was surprised by that. I thought people hated that song. I know I thought it was boring, but I thought actual music critics did too.

 

[peibeck]

"Mr. Robot" wins TV series Drama.

At least the winners have been unpredictable on the TV side.

 

[vesperholly]

Steve Jobs for best screenplay? Really? I thought it would go to Spotlight.

Me too. Maybe it'll have a better chance if nominated for an Oscar, since Steve Jobs is an adapted screenplay and Spotlight is original.

Ooh, Mr Robot! I have to move that up my priority watching list.

 

[Allskate]

I only watched a few episodes of AHS: Hotel and I thought Gaga's acting was pretty bad but I suppose it got better? A lot of these wins are shocking to me because I haven't even heard of so many of these shows!! Not having cable does that to you, lol.

I haven't seen a single one of the shows nominated for best drama. Though I do think at least one of them is on network tv.

I am the only person on the planet who thought Mad Max was incredibly stupid. Well-acted, and visually stunning...but stupid.

I found the movie boring.

 

[jenny12]

Damn it, I wanted Wiz Khalifa to be a Golden Globe winner.

 

[Cachoo]

Jumping in to give the voters props from voting for Mr. Robot and for Christian Slater's performance in that show. I actually agree with them.

 

[Cachoo]

Just catching up on some of the selections: Yes for Wolf Hall! (This doesn't usually happen with the shows I like.)

 

[Simone411]

Dang! I came in late for watching, but I just found this. Totally love Jennifer Lawrence, Brie Larson and Kate Hudson's gowns! Lookin' good with the abs, etc.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...owns-lead-stars-2016-Golden-Globe-Awards.html

 

[jenny12]

Awww, Denzel Washington and his wife.

 

[aftershocks]

That was a really kickin' great tribute from Tom Hanks, and the clip package that was put together in honor of Denzel's amazing career was outstanding! Denzel really seemed overwhelmed and nearly at a loss for words. He seems such a humble and fiercely talented legend, and a great family man.

Even though Denzel didn't have his eyeglasses available to fully read his speech, I think his work and his life and his family speak volumes. Yay Denzel!

 

[smurfy]

That was a really kickin' great tribute from Tom Hanks, and the clip package that was put together in honor of Denzel's amazing career was outstanding! Denzel really seemed overwhelmed and nearly at a loss for words. He seems such a humble and fiercely talented legend, and a great family man.

I love that he brought his family up with him. Always seems like a classy guy, but fun too. He is aging well.

 

[jenny12]

Was hoping for George Miller or Ridley Scott for Best Director. Oh well.

I enjoyed Innaritu's speech though so good for him. He's obviously a great talent and I love his voice.