Golden Globes 2016

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@MartyMcFly

I'm starting to think The Martian may win best picture.

i'll be pissed off. its getting up there with american hustle as one of the worst movies to get high praise in recent memory

 

[MartyMcFly]

@MartyMcFly

I'm starting to think The Martian may win best picture.

Could. wouldn't be mad if it did since i did love it. But you and i both know the golden globes is a precursor for nothing and the academy doesn't give two shyts about them

 

[satam55]

@MartyMcFly

I'm starting to think The Martian may win best picture.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

from myself and mel gibson, shalom - ricky

i know yall caught that at the end

He always gets in a parting shot. Couple years ago he ended the show with "Id like to thank God for making me an athiest." People were mad

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

because it's a monumental achievement in cinema

I thought it was really good.

However, when is the last time a movie with a critical rating that low (80%) win best picture? Not that its the end all be all. But I thought it was between Spotlight and Mad Max.

 

[MartyMcFly]

I thought it was really good.

However, when is the last time a movie with a critical rating that low (80%) win best picture? Not that its the end all be all. But I thought it was between Spotlight and Mad Max.

golden globes play by their own rules though. that's why you gotta look at SAG awards and PGA awards and DGA awards etc

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

This was a night of robberies. Thrones probably should have won Best Drama also. I doubt there's anything in that category with better acting than Game of Thrones

 

[g-ice]

This was a night of robberies. Thrones probably should have won Best Drama also. I doubt there's anything in that category with better acting than Game of Thrones

Breh Mr. Robot this year was that damn good. It deserve to win over another season of GoT.

 

[FlyRy]

I thought it was really good.

However, when is the last time a movie with a critical rating that low (80%) win best picture? Not that its the end all be all. But I thought it was between Spotlight and Mad Max.

Its been semi polarizing, but a lot of the same critics shytting on it () were the same ones hyping up the latest judd apatow and noah baumbach movies

It really was a great achievement

 

[jay211]

I would've rather seen Narcos win over Mr. Robot.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

I'm watching on the E channel.
Henson telling Maria about what she said to Leo. Maria say "I'm sure he ate it up."

Henson then did a combination of

 

[all3rd]

Nikki Bella looking nice on E post awards party right now.

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

Revenant cleaning up nicely.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

I thought it was really good.

However, when is the last time a movie with a critical rating that low (80%) win best picture? Not that its the end all be all. But I thought it was between Spotlight and Mad Max.

Babel won w/ 69%

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Its been semi polarizing, but a lot of the same critics shytting on it () were the same ones hyping up the latest judd apatow and noah baumbach movies

It really was a great achievement

I might have to watch it again

Although I gotta say...I'm not sure Leo was better than Fassbender if I'm being honest as well.