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Cinematical Picks: The Golden Globe Winners -- Best Original Score
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Best Original ScoreNominees:
Into the Wild
Grace is Gone
Kite Runner
Atonement
Eastern Promises
Predicted Winner: Atonement
Atonement is a powerful, beautiful, and heart-tugging achievement from Joe Wright, one that is strengthened by Dario Marianelli's haunting score. It's the sort that slides into your skin and stays with you well after the film is over and the curtain is closed. The staff here at Cinematical thinks Atonement will nab the prize for Best Original Score.
Now it's your turn to vote ...
Cinematical Picks: The Golden Globe Winners -- Best Original Song
Filed under: Music & Musicals », Awards », Polls »
Best Original SongNominees:
"Despedida" -- Love in the Time of Cholera
Music by Shakira & Antonio Pinto, Lyrics by Shakira
"Grace is Gone" -- Grace is Gone
Music by Clint Eastwood, Lyrics by Carole Bayer Singer
"Guaranteed" -- Into the Wild
Music and Lyrics by Eddie Vedder
"That's How You Know" -- Enchanted
Music and Lyrics by Alan Menken
"Walk Hard" -- Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Music and Lyrics by Judd Apatow, John C. Reilly, Marshall Crenshaw, & Jake Kasdan
Predicted Winner: "Walk Hard" from Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Ultimately, this race always comes down to star power and hummability. I couldn't hum you the melody of the first three songs if my life depended on it (there was a song in Grace is Gone?), and the tune from Enchanted is catchy enough but sounds like something Menken left off the Little Mermaid soundtrack. That leaves "Walk Hard," the most memorable number from a very funny film, written by a dream team of cool dudes. They've got to give Apatow something this year, right?
Now it's your turn to vote ...
Cinematical Picks: The Golden Globe Winners -- Best Screenplay
Filed under: Comedy », Drama », Awards », Fandom », Scripts », Polls »
Best ScreenplayNominees:
Diablo Cody -- Juno
Joel & Ethan Coen -- No Country for Old Men
Christopher Hampton -- Atonement
Ronald Harwood -- The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Aaron Sorkin -- Charlie Wilson's War
Predicted Winner: Diablo Cody -- Juno
Often, it's not the finest writing that wins the screenplay award, it's the flashiest. Cinematical doesn't think Globe voters will be able to pass up Diablo Cody's hyper-verbose, show-offy script, chock full of memorable one-liners and quotable dialogue. Plus, Hollywood just can't get enough of her stripper-turned-screenwriter tale. Juno what I'm saying?
Now it's your turn to vote ...
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