With the Oscars just around the corner, Avatar, Up, and Crazy Heart continued their strong showings this season at the 2010 Golden Globe Awards. Check out the full list of winners below!
Best Motion Picture - Drama
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Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical
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Best Director
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James Cameron |
Kathryn Bigelow |
Quentin Tarantino |
Clint Eastwood |
Jason Reitman |
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture
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Jeff Bridges |
George Clooney |
Colin Firth |
Morgan Freeman |
Tobey Maguire |
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture
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Emily Blunt |
Sandra Bullock |
Helen Mirren |
Carey Mulligan |
Gabourey Sidibe |
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical
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Matt Damon |
Daniel Day-Lewis |
Robert Downey Jr. |
Joseph Gordon-Levitt |
Michael Stuhlbarg |
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical
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Sandra Bullock |
Marion Cotillard |
Julia Roberts |
Meryl Streep |
Meryl Streep |
Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
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Matt Damon |
Woody Harrelson |
Christopher Plummer |
Stanley Tucci |
Christoph Waltz |
Best Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
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Penelope Cruz |
Vera Farmiga |
Anna Kendrick |
Mo'Nique |
Julianne Moore |
| Best Animated Feature Film | Best Foreign Language Film |
 Coraline
(94%) |
Broken Embraces
(82%) |
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Fantastic Mr. Fox (92%) |
- Baaria |
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The Princess
and the Frog (83%) |
The Maid
(100%) |
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Cloudy With a
Chance of Meatballs (86%) |
A Prophet
(87%) |
Up (98%)
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The White Ribbon
(89%)
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| Best Screenplay - Motion Picture | Best Original Score - Motion Picture |
It's Complicated (38%) |
Up (98%) |
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The Hurt Locker
(98%) |
The Informant! (77%) |
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Inglourious Basterds (88%) |
Avatar (86%) |
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Up in the Air (84%) |
A Single Man (83%) |
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District 9
(90%) |
Where
the Wild Things Are
(72%) |
| Best Original Song - Motion Picture | |
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"I Will See You" from Avatar
(83%) |
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"Winter" from Brothers (57%) |
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"Cinema Italiano" from Nine (36%) |
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"(I Want To) Come Home" from
Everybody's Fine (47%) |
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"The Weary Kind" from
Crazy Heart (94%) |
| Best Television Series - Drama | Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical |
| Big Love | 30 Rock |
| Dexter | Entourage |
| House | Glee |
| Mad Men |
Modern Family |
| True Blood | The Office |
| Best Actress in a TV Series - Drama | Best Actress in a TV Series - Comedy or Musical |
| Glenn Close - Damages | Toni Collette - United States of Tara |
| January Jones - Mad Men | Courtney Cox - Cougar Town |
| Julianna Margulies - The Good Wife |
Edie Falco - Nurse Jackie |
| Anna Paquin - True Blood | Tina Fey - 30 Rock |
| Kyra Sedgwick - The Closer | Lea Michele - Glee |
| Best Actor in a TV Series - Drama | Best Actor in a TV Series - Comedy or Musical |
| Simon Baker - The Mentalist | Alec Baldwin - 30 Rock |
| Michael C. Hall - Dexter |
Steve Carell - The Office |
| Jon Hamm - Mad Men | David Duchovny - Californication |
| Hugh Laurie - House | Thomas Jane - Hung |
| Bill Paxton - Big Love | Matthew Morrison - Glee |
| Best TV Mini-Series/Movie | Best Actress in a TV Mini-Series/Movie |
| Georgia O'Keefe (Lifetime) | Joan Allen - Georgia O'Keefe |
| Grey Gardens (HBO) |
Drew Barrymore - Grey Gardens |
| Into the Storm (HBO) | Jessica Lange - Grey Gardens |
| Little Dorrit (PBS) | Anna Paquin - The Courageous Heart of Irena |
| Taking Chance (HBO) | Sigourney Weaver - Prayers for Bobby |
| Best Actor in a TV Mini-Series/Movie | Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series/Mini-Series/Movie |
| Kevin Bacon - Taking Chance |
Jane Adams - Hung |
| Kenneth Branagh - Wallander: One Step Behind | Rose Byrne - Damages |
| Chiwetel Ejiofor - Endgame | Jane Lynch - Glee |
| Brendan Gleeson - Into the Storm | Janet McTeer - Into the Storm |
| Jeremy Irons - Georgia O'Keefe | Chloë Sevigny - Big Love |
| Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series/Mini-Series/Movie | |
| Michael Emerson - LOST | |
| Neil Patrick Harris - How I Met Your Mother | |
| William Hurt - Damages | |
| John Lithgow - Dexter |
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| Jeremy Piven - Entourage |
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WTF. How the hell did Julia Roberts get nominated?? She's horrible and Duplicity was horrible. And what a surprise Meryl Streep nominated for everyting as usual.
And Toby Maguire over Jeremy Remner?? What the hell. I definitely won't be watching this GG crap. Its all politics anyway. Studios buy award nominations. All PR.
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I know this is a movie site, but since this is technically on topic because it's still about the Golden Globes, I'm stoked that 'Glee' received 4 nominations. I hope it takes them all, especially Jane Lynch. Sue Sylvester is arguably the greatest TV character of the last decade. Glee rocks my world.
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Last decade? Glee came out in the 90s?!
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I guess I phrased it wrong. But I figured people would be smart enough to know what I meant. I guess not. I meant that Sue Sylvester is the greatest TV character in the last ten years.
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If you phrase things wrong, you'll show yourself as an idiot. You should correct yourself often. And for the record, Glee Sucks. You're choice in best character for the decade is terrible, you obviously don't see enough or any quality shows. What is the best character of the decade? I don't know, there's so many good ones, although Michael Scott is my favorite.
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7. BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
a. CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS
b. CORALINE
c. FANTASTIC MR. FOX
d. THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG
e. UP
Yup, these were the best animated films of this year.
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i dont know.... miyazaki's ponyo was better than cloudy with a chance of meatballs, i do agree with the other 4
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Agreed...Ponyo was amazing
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No, they weren't. As cute and cuddly "Meatballs" was, Miyazaki's "Ponyo" was by far the better choice. Too bad everyone, not just the Hollywood Foreign Press, missed out on this gem over the summer.
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I'm sorry, but I didn't like Coraline.
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I think 'Ponyo' and especially 'Mary and Max' were better than some of these films. 'Mary and Max' was even better than 'Up,' in my opinion anyways.
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I wonder how much Harvey Weinstein bribed the academy for all those nominations?
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Still confused about Nine's nominations but maybe the reviews will get better.
GO AVATAR,Precious, Princess, The Office, and 30 Rock!
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I'm not surprised with all the nominee padding. Double Noms for Bullock, Streep, and Damon?
"its complicated" gets a nomination while (500) days of Summer gets shut out?
and Tobey Maguire over Jeremy Renner? please.
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JettaJameson, you like Twilight. You wouldn't know a good character if it hit you in the face like Chris Brown.
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Nice one friend. Last decade, this show just came out. It will be last decade in a couple weeks.
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No it won't. The decade won't be over until the end of 2010... we didn't start at year 0, we started at year 1. And I think he/she meant "past" decade, not "last" decade.
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No, the decade is over. It started in ....1-2000 2-2001 3-2002 4-2003 5-2004 6-2005 7-2006 8-2007 9-2008 10-2009 Thats ten years or, a decade.
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@ August M. : Nice one to you. They mean that of all the characters from all shows created in the last decade, she is the best. Not that this show has been around for a decade. Don't try make someone feel stupid when you're the one who can't understand a simple comment.
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Ah yes, the old "you like this so nothing you like is any good" argument. Haha. Good one.
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Best Actor in Comedy or Musical has the names pasted in from the Motion Picture category.
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Good catch. Thanks.
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GO AVATAR!
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I don't like how all these award ceremonies choose a set amount of nominees for each category. If not all of them deserve it (which not all of them do), then don't nominate them!!
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I don't put a lot of stock in Globes nominations, especially after they nominated Tom Cruise last year for Tropic Thunder (though I'll admit he was damn funny!). Nevertheless, good luck to Waltz and Gordon-Levitt. They deserve their nods and hopefully wins.
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The only surprises to me are no Jeremy Renner for The Hurt Locker, and no screenplay nom for The Coen Bros. I really hope Kathryn Bigelow takes best director
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Yeah, I hope Bigelow gets it to. She deserves it.
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hmmm i haven't seen any of the best picture movies except for basterds. will wait to see Avatar, this will be a movie where i take the audience reaction over the critics'. critics love strokin' cameron's you-know-what because he gave us that one about the big boat (and if anyone has watched titanic recently they would see that it has aged terribly in 12 years). hope Fox gets best animatd pic nom. Matt Damon for the informant!! waltz for basterds!!
i have a lot of movies to see in the next few weeks.
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Glee is one of the worst shows I've ever seen people talk so much about. The hype I hear from people (mainly high school students) is deafening, and all together sad in the end. How people think Glee is a quality show is beyond me. Pus, no part of Glee will ever be the "greatest" anything "of the last decade."
Plus, Julie Roberts getting a nom is the biggest joke i've seen all year. Hoping for Up in the Air and (500) Days of Summer to take top spots.
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Sorry, meant Julia Roberts. Not that she deserves the typo correction.
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Have you seen what is on tv these days?? How can you say Glee isn't one of the best shows on. You must be retarded if you really think this!!
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A couple things, no way in hell should Fox win best animated pic, if it is not UP which it should be it then the Princess and the Frog should win.
Second why is Sherlock Holmes considered a comedy/musical? Isnt an action movie?
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If you keep your ears open in sherlock holmes, it is pretty simple to see the comedic approach. Second, UP is probably in no way anywhere close to bringing the world of animated movies to its best like Fantastic Mr. Fox did. UP was a gimmick if anything else, the screenplay was horrible
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If you keep your ears open in sherlock holmes, it is pretty simple to see the comedic approach. Second, UP is probably in no way anywhere close to bringing the world of animated movies to its best like Fantastic Mr. Fox did. UP was a gimmick if anything else, the screenplay was horrible.
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I respect your opinion, but how was UP's screenplay horrible? I'm not saying it's better than FMF, since I haven't seen that one (yet), but I loved UP and found nothing to be wrong with the screenplay.
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An action comedy.
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now i'm beginning to get excited with the awards.
and there's actually a change for 500 days of summer.
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Inglourious Basterds for Best Picture and Best Screenplay. James Cameron for Best Director. Do it Hollywood Foreign Press. DO IT.
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Where the hell is the love for District 9? I'm sure it will get snubbed at the Oscars too. I don't care what anyone says, District 9 was the best film of 2009, Avatar is the only one left that could beat it, and I doubt it will.
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Saoirse Ronan needs to be in the category for Best Actress Drama. She did a beautiful job showing the characters emotions on the screen. Congrats to Stanley Tucci, he deserves the nod.
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I can't believe they didn't nominate Viggo for The Road. This is ridiculous.
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