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Jonathan
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread So I looked it up: Golden Globe winners verses Oscar winners
2007-
Academy Awards Best Picture: No Country for Old Men
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Atonement
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Sweeney Todd
2006-
Academy Awards Best Picture: The Departed
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Babel
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Dreamgirls
2005-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Crash
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Brokeback Mountain
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Walk the Line
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Million Dollar Baby
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The Aviator
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Sideways
2003-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Return of the King
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Return of the King
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Lost in Translation
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Chicago
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The Hours
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Chicago
2001-
Academy Awards Best Picture: A Beautiful Mind
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: A Beautiful Mind
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Moulin Rogue
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Gladiator
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Gladiator
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Almost Famous
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Academy Awards Best Picture: American Beauty
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: American Beauty
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Toy Story 2
1998-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Shakespeare in Love
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Saving Private Ryan
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Shakespeare in Love
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Titanic
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Titanic
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: As Good as it Gets
1996-
Academy Awards Best Picture: The English Patient
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The English Patient
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Evita
1995-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Braveheart
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Sense and Sensibility
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Babe
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Forrest Gump
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Forrest Gump
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: The Lion King
1993-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Schindlers List
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Schindlers List
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Mrs. Doubtfire
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Shack
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Celebrity Apprentice is soooo desperate... Rodman LOL
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MadGez
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Groucho wrote: So I looked it up: Golden Globe winners verses Oscar winners
2007-
Academy Awards Best Picture: No Country for Old Men
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Atonement
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Sweeney Todd
2006-
Academy Awards Best Picture: The Departed
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Babel
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Dreamgirls
2005-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Crash
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Brokeback Mountain
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Walk the Line
2004-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Million Dollar Baby
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The Aviator
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Sideways
2003-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Return of the King
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Return of the King
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Lost in Translation
2002-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Chicago
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The Hours
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Chicago
2001-
Academy Awards Best Picture: A Beautiful Mind
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: A Beautiful Mind
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Moulin Rogue
2000-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Gladiator
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Gladiator
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Almost Famous
1999-
Academy Awards Best Picture: American Beauty
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: American Beauty
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Toy Story 2
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Shakespeare in Love
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Saving Private Ryan
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Shakespeare in Love
1997-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Titanic
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Titanic
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: As Good as it Gets
1996-
Academy Awards Best Picture: The English Patient
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: The English Patient
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Evita
1995-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Braveheart
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Sense and Sensibility
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Babe
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Academy Awards Best Picture: Forrest Gump
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Forrest Gump
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: The Lion King
1993-
Academy Awards Best Picture: Schindlers List
Golden Globe Best Picture Drama: Schindlers List
Golden Globe Best Picture Musical or Comedy: Mrs. Doubtfire Interesting. Bar 1995 the tradition was that one of the two GG awarded films would end up getting an Oscar. Then the last 4 years - oscar has been completely different. Will the trend continue or revert to the old way... _________________
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MadGez
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Wouldnt be surprosed to see Langella sneak in for the Best Actor oscar.
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Magic Mike
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread I'm very happy for Kate and her double win. I think she just became the front-runner for Best Actress for Revolutionary Road.
I'm also happy for Rourke. I'm not a HUGE fan, but The Wrestler actually looks very good, and I loved that he thanked his dogs. I hope Penn will win the Oscar though.
It was cool to see IN BRUGES win something.
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roo
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Kate was the frontrunner for awhile now. She's owed, she's due, and with Streep there (multi-winner) and the rest being from smaller films, without a flashy winner this year (Best Actress is kinda boring this year) it seems like the perfect time to reward her.
She'll walk away with an Oscar this year, but not 2.
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MikeQ.
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Winslet winning two awards tonight is the fucking greatest thing in the world, and it was the ONLY surprise of the night. It was so unexpected because Winslet had already been given the obligatory consolation win with Best Supporting Actress, so for the HFPA to award her Best Actress as well is wicked wonderful. I'm also extremely grateful to the HFPA, because hopefully this will mark the beginning of the rest of the organizations rewarding Winslet as Best Actress, the award she rightfully deserves.
As a side note, I couldn't disagree more with all of the people here asserting that Winslet winning is some sort of "make up" award for her whole career. Winslet certainly churns out great performance after great performance, but her performance in Revolutionary Road this year is NO exception. I wouldn't hesitate to call it her best, most nuanced performance of her career. She's really good, and she deserves to win.
I am so happy right now. The rest of the night may have been predictable (Slumdog orgy, 30 Rock orgy, John Adams orgy), but the win for Winslet was so unexpected for me and yet so deserved. Congratulations Kate!
P.S. Her speech was terrific, too. She was clearly shocked, as I'm sure she assumed the same thing we all did: that she was out of the running for Best Actress once the HFPA awarded her Supporting Actress. But her emotional bits with both Leo and her husband Sam were just perfect. I loved it.
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread MikeQ. wrote: Winslet winning two awards tonight is the fucking greatest thing in the world, and it was the ONLY surprise of the night. It was so unexpected because Winslet had already been given the obligatory consolation win with Best Supporting Actress, so for the HFPA to award her Best Actress as well is wicked wonderful. I'm also extremely grateful to the HFPA, because hopefully this will mark the beginning of the rest of the organizations rewarding Winslet as Best Actress, the award she rightfully deserves.
As a side note, I couldn't disagree more with all of the people here asserting that Winslet winning is some sort of "make up" award for her whole career. Winslet certainly churns out great performance after great performance, but her performance in Revolutionary Road this year is NO exception. I wouldn't hesitate to call it her best, most nuanced performance of her career. She's really good, and she deserves to win.
I am so happy right now. The rest of the night may have been predictable (Slumdog orgy, 30 Rock orgy, John Adams orgy), but the win for Winslet was so unexpected for me and yet so deserved. Congratulations Kate!
P.S. Her speech was terrific, too. She was clearly shocked, as I'm sure she assumed the same thing we all did: that she was out of the running for Best Actress once the HFPA awarded her Supporting Actress. But her emotional bits with both Leo and her husband Sam were just perfect. I loved it.
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread First:
YAY SLUMDOG. I adore the film so much.
I was so happy for Kate Winslet when she won twice! It's about time she finally starts winning some of these things. Hopefully, she can just win one of her inevitable two nominations.
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MikeQ.
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Thank you so much for posting! 
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Box
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread I got teary-eyed when Kate talked about Leo and stuff.
TITANIC!!!
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Box wrote: I got teary-eyed when Kate talked about Leo and stuff.
TITANIC!!! I knowwwww Titanic forever
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Chippy
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread I love Kate & Leo!!!
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Corpse
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread It's awesome that Winslet won both Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress.
And yeah, when she mentioned Leo (13 years) and loving him, teary eyed moment for sure.
I think Hathaway was a very slight favorite for the Oscar over Streep, but I'm starting to think that with Streep being so overdue for the Best Actress Oscar, as well as Winslet (nothing compared to Streep though), she is at a slight disadvantage now being new to the scene. I think the Academy is going to award either Streep now (who I see as a slight favorite right now) or Winslet (but not if she wins Best Supporting Actress) before Hathaway.
Streep > Winslet > Hathaway is my guess at this moment for Best Actress.
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Chippy
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Oh god, if she got BOTH at the Oscars!!!
I would go insane! It would be amazing!!!
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Libs
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Sommer Bonny wrote: It's awesome that Winslet won both Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress.
And yeah, when she mentioned Leo (13 years) and loving him, teary eyed moment for sure.
I think Hathaway was a very slight favorite for the Oscar over Streep, but I'm starting to think that with Streep being so overdue for the Best Actress Oscar, as well as Winslet (nothing compared to Streep though), she is at a slight disadvantage now being new to the scene. I think the Academy is going to award either Streep now (who I see as a slight favorite right now) or Winslet (but not if she wins Best Supporting Actress) before Hathaway.
Streep > Winslet > Hathaway is my guess at this moment for Best Actress. Why is Meryl more overdue for the Best Actress Oscar than Kate? Meryl has won it...not so much Kate.
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Magic Mike
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread roo wrote: Kate was the frontrunner for awhile now. She's owed, she's due, and with Streep there (multi-winner) and the rest being from smaller films, without a flashy winner this year (Best Actress is kinda boring this year) it seems like the perfect time to reward her.
She'll walk away with an Oscar this year, but not 2. If that's the case then she'll be getting Best Supporting. She seems most likely to win for The Reader, IMO.
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Corpse
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread Libs wrote: Sommer Bonny wrote: It's awesome that Winslet won both Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress.
And yeah, when she mentioned Leo (13 years) and loving him, teary eyed moment for sure.
I think Hathaway was a very slight favorite for the Oscar over Streep, but I'm starting to think that with Streep being so overdue for the Best Actress Oscar, as well as Winslet (nothing compared to Streep though), she is at a slight disadvantage now being new to the scene. I think the Academy is going to award either Streep now (who I see as a slight favorite right now) or Winslet (but not if she wins Best Supporting Actress) before Hathaway.
Streep > Winslet > Hathaway is my guess at this moment for Best Actress. Why is Meryl more overdue for the Best Actress Oscar than Kate? Meryl has won it...not so much Kate. Whoops, totally forgot about her win (though it's been 25 years). Hmm. Still going to stick with Streep > Winslet > Hathaway right now though since Winslet hasn't been mentioned much at all excluding tonight for her role in Revolutionary Road so far. _________________Japan Box Office “Gods are great ... but the heart is greater. For it is from our hearts they come, and to our hearts they shall return.”
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread COLIN FUCKING FARRELL Also, yosh went to town in this thread. Nice work, man.  _________________Magic Mike wrote: zwackerm wrote: If John Wick 2 even makes 30 million I will eat 1,000 shoes. Same. Algren wrote: I don't think. I predict. 
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MikeQ.
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread It's hard to believe that these two wins tonight are Kate's first Golden Globe wins! She wasn't joking when she said she does a lot of "not winning". Only the guilds (SAG) has shown her any sort of reward with a win for Sense and Sensibility way back in '96. She had been nominated for the Golden Globes 5 times before her first wins tonight, the exact same 5 nominations she also has received at the Oscars. Now that she has finally won at the Globes, I would like to see her break the curse and win that Oscar, preferably the Best Actress Oscar.
I still have the awful feeling that the Oscars will just reward her Best Supporting Actress and then move on with it, which is such a shame. I can't see her winning both awards at the Oscars like the Globes (but just out of curiosity, what is the precedence for double acting wins in a year? Or is there even any precedent?). Or worse, I'm afraid she'll split votes and end up empty handed on Oscar night.
Peace,
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Christian
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread MikeQ. wrote: It's hard to believe that these two wins tonight are Kate's first Golden Globe wins! She wasn't joking when she said she does a lot of "not winning". Only the guilds (SAG) has shown her any sort of reward with a win for Sense and Sensibility way back in '96. She had been nominated for the Golden Globes 5 times before her first wins tonight, the exact same 5 nominations she also has received at the Oscars. Now that she has finally won at the Globes, I would like to see her break the curse and win that Oscar, preferably the Best Actress Oscar.
I still have the awful feeling that the Oscars will just reward her Best Supporting Actress and then move on with it, which is such a shame. I can't see her winning both awards at the Oscars like the Globes (but just out of curiosity, what is the precedence for double acting wins in a year? Or is there even any precedent?). Or worse, I'm afraid she'll split votes and end up empty handed on Oscar night.
Peace,
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Re: Golden Globes Countdown & Show Thread aside from Seth Rogen's delivery sucking, nice enough show. Despite being quite a celebrity, Winslet managed to at least come across as truly humbled by her dual wins, in fact, all of the acceptance speeches were quite nice. Would have preferred to see something besides Slumdog take one of its three big awards, but the Globes don't = the Oscars, so this doesn't set anything in stone. Oh, and I'm officially pumped for Brüno.
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