I agree about Julianne Moore.

Loyal are you on East Coast? What time do they come on?

She's only 30 years old, right? That means she's still got a decade or so where she will be in her prime.

I mean, if you look at the actresses that win this thing, they're usually in the their mid-30s (Charlize is in her 20s, right? But that was so far above the other performances).


And you're right, she deserved the 1998 Oscar. Leo deserved at least a nomination. I mean, the biggest film of all time didn't bloody support itself on nothing! It rested on their performances more than anything else (ok, Cameron's direction too \:D/ ).

Let's go Jamie Fox and The Avaitor \:D/ bring home the globes baby. :wink:

I have about 90 minutes until showtime. I live outside Chicago.

I hope Jim Carrey wins.

I'm East Coast, andaroo. Well, Eastern Time Zone.


When do the awards come on?


I don't think I'll be abke to watch all of it straight through, prolly on and off and on and off...

The first award will be given out at around 7:02 CST

Ok, 8pm Eastern then, about 1 1/2 hours from now. Cool.

It's not live though, it may be 7pm EST

I just checked their site, and it says the show is live from 8-11pm:

http://www.thegoldenglobes.com/


I think the 7pm thing is carpet arrivals, etc.

I was trying not to compare the Julianne and Kate that was just personal opinion, because I've noticed recently that Julianne Moore is usually stuck playing similar roles...the unsatisfied house wife, and that's when she's good. It might jsut be a coincidence, and yes she's had not one, but two of the best female performances in the last decade (Boogie Nights and Far From Heaven) and nothing's gonna chance that.

Kate is great in everything she's in.


I just meant they were two of the best actresses working out there, a handful of Oscar nominations, but no wins. Kate could have 5 nominations at 30. How many actors have accomplished that?

Just grabbed this nugget from http://www.Oscarwatch.com


Can M$B Win Without a Screenplay Nod?

Going back to the early 60's only two films have won the Globe (DRAMA) without landing a screenplay nod: Return of the King and Gladiator. So, was it that not enough of them saw it or not enough of them liked it? Here are the screenplay contenders:

Eternal Sunshine
The Aviator
Finding Neverland
Closer
Sideways

Two are from the comedy side, the rest are all nommed for BP in the drama category. You have to wonder why the film failed to make screenplay - after all, it was a good screenplay and even won the USC Scripter recently. If M$B wins tonight, it will be the first non-epic to ever win the Globe without a screenplay nod (mitigating factors: the date change, the screener debacle). Doesn't it make far more likely that the winner will be Finding Neverland or The Aviator?

It will be The Aviator.

Just as I predicted, the frickin fleshfest comes first...

I'm recording. I'll watch just the show live.

Nancy and Lisa on NBC

Joan and Melissa on TV Guide

Starr on E!

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Yeah, every year there is that OMG LAST MINUTE PUSH but it almost always is just smoke and mirrors.

I didnt know Bill Macy was married to Felicity Hoffman.

Nice nipples Lisa Ling. \:D/

Clint Eastwood's daughter is Hot!

Minnie Driver is busting out her dress on E.

I to think Aviator will win, though Dollar Baby, Hotel Rwanda, and Finding Neverland deserve it way more, its not like last year when ROTK truely deserved it ( not in my opinion though ) because the whole franchise was praised and needed to finally win.

Man, Robin Williams does look old...

DiCaprio, on the other hand, looks as young as when Titanic opened. Sheesh, he looks young, abnd he's 30?

FYI, BAFTA noms will be announced tomorrow.