Jan 18, 2010 by Timmy

67th Annual Golden Globes Winners!

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has announced the winners from this evenings' 67th Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Ricky Gervais, at The Beverly Hilton.

BEST MOTION PICTURE - DRAMA



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE - DRAMA



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE - DRAMA



BEST MOTION PICTURE - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM



BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MOTION PICTURE



BEST DIRECTOR - MOTION PICTURE



BEST SCREENPLAY - MOTION PICTURE



BEST ORIGINAL SCORE - MOTION PICTURE



BEST ORIGINAL SONG - MOTION PICTURE

  • "The Weary Kind (Theme From Crazy Heart)"; Music & Lyrics by Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett - Crazy Heart
  • "Cinema Italiano"; Mysic & Lyrics by Mary Yeston - Nine
  • "I Want to Come Home"; Music & Lyrics by Paul McCartney - Everybody's Fine
  • "I Will See You"; Music by James Horner and Simon Franglen, Lyrics by James Horner, Sion Franglen and Kuk Harrell - Avatar
  • "Winter"; Music by U2, Lyrics by Bono - Brothers


BEST TELEVISION SERIES - DRAMA



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION SERIES - DRAMA



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES - DRAMA



BEST TELEVISION SERIES - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION SERIES - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A TELEVISION SERIES - COMEDY OR MUSICAL



BEST MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION

  • Drew Barrymore - Grey Gardens
  • Joan Allen - Georgia O'Keeffe
  • Jessica Lange - Grey Gardens
  • Anna Paquin - The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler
  • Sigourney Weaver - Prayers for Bobby


BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A SERIES, MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION



BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A SERIES, MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION



Golden Globes episode 67.1, "The 67th Annual Golden Globes"


Sources: Hollywood Foreign Press Association

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Comments (40)

  1. CelluloidDreams

    Best Picture goes to "The Hangover" & NOT "(500) Days of Summer" ..... that was wrong!!

    "The Hangover " was crappy ...& not even funny! I saw it in theaters and just sat their in sielce..it seemd like a film school project than anything else!!

    The thing I kept wondering as I approached the thirty-minute mark was, When does it get funny?

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  2. CelluloidDreams

    ... Jeff Bridges rocked in The Last Picture Show (1971) ..... he was nominated in the categories for Best Actor in a Supporting Role!! He should have won "THAT" year!!

    2 years agoby @2movieguysFlag

  3. CelluloidDreams

    Big surprise was the win by Jeff Bridges for "Crazy Heart" ...I realkly thought George Clooney was going to win!! Congrats Jeff .. 1 damn good actor ...finally got his dues!!

    I haven't seen "Crazy Heart" yet ...but I will this weekend ...I hope!!!!

    2 years agoby @2movieguysFlag

  4. Johnnyblaze09

    Yeah, I think he knows Moviemaster75, James Cameron. He said something about his ex-wife's (if l'm right) The Hurt Locker director during his speech at Globes and I think he means it.

    2 years agoby @johnnyblaze09Flag

  5. Moviemaster75

    The Hurt Locker should've won best picture for drama. If you hadn't noticed i dont like avatar too much

    2 years agoby @moviemaster75Flag

  6. Cripple

    Slysnide, I totally agree on Men who stare at Goats. Where were its nominations? And what about The Road?

    2 years agoby @crippleFlag

  7. Josh

    Pixar wins every year because they're consistently putting out amazing films. I loved Fantastic Mr. Fox, but Up was better. Hell, Coraline and The Princess and the Frog were better too.
    Up, Wall-E, and Ratatouille have been three of the best animated films I've ever seen, and they've rightfully been winning Pixar awards for the past three years. Granted, when Cars 2 comes out, I'll have a hard time saying that deserves any awards if it's equal in quality to the first one.

    2 years agoby @shuabertFlag

  8. Paolo Sardinas

    Now John2347 is making some sense. Thank you! Avatar is overrated and The Hurt Locker should of won. Thank you!

    2 years agoby @sardinasFlag

  9. John2347

    Avatar shouldn't of won its overrated Hurt Locker was 100 times better.

    2 years agoby @john2347Flag

  10. Randle

    That's Great. I'm glad both Michael C. Hall and John Lithgow won awards. As Much as I love Michael Emerson, he had his award Last year haha. Take that Bill Paxton!!!!

    2 years agoby @randleFlag

  11. slysnide

    Avatar lacked so much it's not even funny. It's like they only gave him the oscar cuz it was his first blockbuster since Titanic. Basterds was more original than that, and Hurt Locker I hear is good, though the subject doesn't intrigue me at all. It's great that Jeff Bridges won though.

    Oh yeah, and how was "The Men Who Stare At Goats" not up for best comedy or musical? It was way better than the others in the category. Nine's doing so bad right now that the Weinsteins pulled it from being given a wider release since they'd rather cut their losses now.

    2 years agoby @slysnideFlag

  12. The Narrator: The Better Man

    Lol, Hangover and Downey winning... surprise indeed. Gordan Levitt had a more break out role than Downey for comedy so he deserved it with Damon as well. Katherine should have won best director for taking on such a grueling and tense task for he first big movie since Point Break. Amazing.

    And D9 was nominated for screenplay even when it was mostly improve. Cool. ;)

    2 years agoby @narratorFlag

  13. The Narrator: The Better Man

    Hurt Locker should have won best picture. Sorry but it was definitely the years best, NOT Avatar.

    Bummer D9 wasn't even nominated. Wish I saw these but was busy last night.

    2 years agoby @narratorFlag

  14. Cripple

    Agreed, District 9 should get nominated.

    2 years agoby @crippleFlag

  15. Paolo Sardinas

    And as great of a movie as Up was, I think the award should of gone to Fantastic Mr. Fox. Every year Pixar/Disney win the Best Animated award. Its time to change that.

    To Insert: I agree about District 9. It was a great film that dealt with more than just Science Fiction. But it has no shot at winning though I would like to see it nominated.

    2 years agoby @sardinasFlag

  16. JonSpidey07

    good turnout

    2 years agoby @jonspidey07Flag

  17. T.Clark

    I just hope D9 gets nominated for Best Pic. I know it won't win, but just to see it nominated...

    That and Basterds are my two fav of the year.

    2 years agoby @insertusernamehereFlag

  18. Paolo Sardinas

    When the nominations were announced the screenplay category was split up into two categories. Adapted and Original screenplays. Why did they lump them all together for the award show? Up in the Air is an adapted screenplay. Not and original screenplay. If you ask me Tarantino should have taken home the best ORIGINAL screenplay with Reitman taking home the best ADAPTED screenplay. I don't think lumping them together as one award id really fair considering the fact that there is a difference between the two.

    Avatar winning Best Picture was bullsh*t. Even the reception in the room wasn't so jolly and happy. I could see him winning Best Director but Best Picture? Hopefully the Oscars will get it right and give the Best Picture award to either Hurt Locker or Inglourious Basterds. The two best movies of the year.

    2 years agoby @sardinasFlag

  19. JaysonB190

    GO GLEE!

    2 years agoby @jaysonb190Flag

  20. T.Clark

    I don't mind that Cameron won best director, but I think IB should have won Best Picture.

    2 years agoby @insertusernamehereFlag

  21. Cripple

    Avatar should not have one, neither should have Cameron. Bigelow and Hurt Locker should have.

    2 years agoby @crippleFlag

  22. Diaigma

    Well well. A sci-fi film wins best picture? I'd like to see something besides Avatar get it, but it's still history in the making.

    2 years agoby @diaigmaFlag

  23. Wichy

    Definately didnt want to see Cameron win for Best Director, I was really rooting for Bigelow to take home the Globe. The same for Best Motion Picture-Drama as well.I thought the Hurt Locker was exceptional film making and I was rooting for them. I was glad to see The Hangover take home Best Comedy. It was one of my favorites of 2009. I wish Inglorious Basterds had taken home more awards. It too was exceptionally good also, Tarantino is very talented in his story telling.

    2 years agoby @wichitagalzlFlag

  24. Josh

    Avatar definitely didn't deserve to win over Inglourious and Up In The Air; I'm guessing it didn't deserve to beat Hurt Locker and Precious too, but I haven't seen them. And while I didn't think the Hangover was great there was pretty slim pickings in the comedy / musical category.

    Good to see wins for Michael Giacchino, Up, and Robert Downey Jr.

    Oh, and Glee winning best series was awesome. I wish Jane Lynch would have won instead of Sevigny.

    2 years agoby @shuabertFlag

  25. Warhawk613

    This is just the Tip of the Iceberg for Avatar winning awards. Next stop The Oscars

    2 years agoby @warhawk613Flag

  26. ZanyZap

    Last night was filled with surprises, eye-openers, and shots out of left field. I went 63% on a point system I created for the occasion (For movies, I don't catch much TV). Lower than perusal, but not entirely a failure. Avatar, James Cameron, Robert Downey Jr., and The Hangover, threw my predictions completely. While, I'm glad that they won (a "ha-ha" from James Cameron, a hilarious speech from Downey, and some recognition for the funniest film of the category), none of the "winners" were truly deserving, and will most likely step away from the Oscars empty handed. Damn, I was a hundred percent positive Kathryn Bigelow had it in the bag. Oh well...

    And as Andrewryan mentioned, it is unlikely that Avatar will sweep the Oscars. Take account, based on numerous examples from past years, the Academy doesn't give two-sh*ts what the Globes have to say. The Foreign Press generally honors popularity and critical acclaim, while the Academy recognizes films that match a certain bias profile. Avatar does not fit the bill. I doubt the Oscars will rock their "perfect, little" boat. Neither show seems to award for true entitlement.

    But, then again, I was dead certain Avatar and The Hangover would not win. At this point, it's completely debatable, and dare I say, up in the air. I'm excited.

    2 years agoby @zanyzapFlag

  27. Mmm_mmm

    Listen fellas, even if Avatar doesn't sweep all the award ceremonies James Cameron will still be laughing from atop his mountain of cash.

    2 years agoby @mmm-mmmFlag

  28. T.Clark

    I didn't even know these were on last night lol Ironically, I was watching Inglourious Basterds for the first time, which should have won.

    Avatar is good and all, but I hope to hell it doesn't sweep the Oscars. It's not good enough to win Best Picture. It'll def. get nominated, though.

    2 years agoby @insertusernamehereFlag

  29. kschwoerke

    Avatar was a deserving winner as was Sandra Bullock!

    2 years agoby @kschwoerkeFlag

  30. CaptainRumi

    Yeah Rubber Ducky Jr. was badass as always and l liked Gervais indtroduction of the next man:
    I like drink as much as the next man...unless the next man is MEL GIBSON. roflmao

    2 years agoby @captainrumiFlag

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