Tune In: Cinematical is Live Blogging The Golden Globes!
Filed under: Awards, Oscar Watch
Admit it, just the other day you were thinking to yourself: "Ya know, I'm gonna watch the Golden Globes this year, but I wish the show came with a whole bunch of intelligent, life-changing snarky commentary from some of my favorite Cinematical writers." Well we heard your cries for quality entertainment, and we're answering them with yet another year of (dare I say brilliant) awards live blogging, beginning with the much-anticipated return of the Golden Globes.
Tonight at 8pm EST, please tune your ridiculously short attention span to Cinematical.com where Scott Weinberg, William Goss and yours truly will be rockin' your world in real time. Additionally, we'll be updating the winners as they're announced -- so you don't have to do anything except show up in your underwear ready to party like an online movie writer who's got nothing better to do on a Sunday night. Yeah! We're excited! See you there ...
Check out our Golden Globes nominations list (film only)
Check out additional Golden Globes coverage over on Moviefone
And the Golden Globe Nominees Are ...
'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Paramount
'Slumdog Millionaire'
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Fox Searchlight
'Revolutionary Road'
Best Motion Picture - Drama
DreamWorks
'Frost/Nixon'
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Universal
'The Reader'
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Weinstein Co.
Kate Winslet
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama, 'Revolutionary Road'
DreamWorks
Angelina Jolie
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama, 'Changeling'
Universal
Anne Hathaway
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama, 'Rachel Getting Married'
Sony Classics
Meryl Streep
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama, 'Doubt'
Miramax
Kristen Scott Thomas
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama, 'I've Loved You So Long'
Sony Pictures Classics
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-11-2009 @ 10:21AM
William Goss said...
Man, our coverage is gonna make House Party 1 look like House Party 2!
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1-11-2009 @ 10:28AM
MCW said...
Cool... wish there was a chat interface like TV Squad has tried a couple of times (A lot of fun during American Idol), so there could be an active discussion.
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1-11-2009 @ 2:26PM
RMM said...
hurray!
ps.
the word "snarky" is not used enough in everyday language
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1-11-2009 @ 3:52PM
Saya said...
yes chat would be awesome... and yes - I agree - Snarky is a sadly underused word (except for me - because I'm always laughing and commenting on the fact that I am not a particularly snarky or sarcastic person in real life (unless it has to do with musical theatre casting), but I seem to be extremely snarky online...)
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1-11-2009 @ 3:51PM
Gary said...
Nice one guys, look forward to it.
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1-11-2009 @ 10:41PM
piewackett said...
Glad Winslet won, she can actually act. Awards are meaningless however, considering the crap they give them out for.
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1-12-2009 @ 6:04AM
skye said...
I'm a bit confused so pardon my ignorance, but did I miss something? I've been waiting to see "Revolutionary Road", but it hasn't hit some states in the US. One of the states is Tennessee. So how can all these viewers leave comments about the movie? Are these viewers seeing the movie out of the US?
MALCO seems to be pushing the movie back. First it said coming in December,,,,Then Jan 16, then Jan 23, and now April. Is it due to the economy, or do they not want two blockbusters at one time??,..etc...." Brad Pitt"
Since Titanic, I have waited a long time for Kate and Leo to make another blockbuster.
I would appreciate any help on my question.
Thanks!
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