75th Annual Golden Globes Discussion • Page 5

Hell, it’s not a perfect movie, and it has issues, but Katherine Bigelow showcased staggering directorial talent in Detroit.

 

how were greta and PTA not nominated lol

 

Yeah GDT really killed it. The more I think about Shape of Water the more I love it.

 

Because this means nothing

 

GDT FOREVER.

 

The fact that a film like The Shape of Water is a serious awards contender this year is astounding. Still can't get over it.

 

Saoirse Ronan's American accent was unbelievably good in Lady Bird.

 

Sally absolutely deserves an Oscar but it's still wild given the subject matter

 

It's one of those times where the film is definitely a top 10 of the year for me, although it probably isn't my #1, but I'd still be happy if it wins everything it's eventually nominated for, including Picture/Screenplay/Director/Actress.

Like in 2007, There Will Be Blood was the best film but the fact that No Country For Old Men beat it in all the major categories they were both in was ok because I loved that movie too.

 

This movie Red Sparrow is basically the Black Widow prequel Marvel is too afraid to make.

 

I’m honestly surprised Call Me By Your Name has received award recognition. It’s honestly too good, too arthouse for something like the Globes, maybe even the Oscars. Or maybe I’m salty cause where was this love for A Bigger Splash

 

Fuck yea!!!

 

She’s great

 

Saoirse!

 

Yayyy

 

Wow, sounds just like in her performances

 

That last lingering shot in Call Me By Your Name was more powerful than the entirety of most any other film I saw in 2017

 

They just gave Best Picture to Moonlight last year, is it really that surprising? haha

 

Lady Bird!!!!!!!

 

L A D Y B I R D

 

Yay

 

yesssssss

 

Fuck

Yes