Warning Major Spoilers/Winners Being Discussed: 2003 Golden Globe Awards (1 Viewer)

[TerryRL]

Chris Cooper and Meryl Streep won the Best Supporting Actor and Actress Golden Globes for their work in "Adaptation". Streep is looking to win her first Oscar in 20 years, it would be her third win overall if she were to walk away with the statuette in March.

 

[Alex Spindler]

Well, this is shaping up very interestingly.

Couldn't be happier that Tony Shaloub won for Comedic actor. He brings so much to it.

 

[ThomasC]

Richard Gere: (not verbatim, but close) People don't thank him enough. Harvey Weinstein.

Ugh...sometimes he's good, but many a time...

 

[Vickie_M]

Ugh

All the Pretty Horses
Basquiat
Beautiful Girls
Bob Roberts
Brassed Off
Bullets Over Broadway
Chicago
Chocolat
The Cider House Rules
Citizen Ruth
Clerks.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Cop Land
The Crossing Guard
Cry, the Beloved Country
Dead Man
Emma
The English Patient
Everyone Says I Love You
Exotica
Flirting with Disaster
Frida
From Dusk Till Dawn
Gangs of New York
Georgia
Good Will Hunting
Happy, Texas
Heaven
Heavenly Creatures
Holy Smoke
The Hours
THe Human Stain (Not out yet but I can't wait to see it)
An Ideal Husband
Iris
Jackie Brown
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Kids
Malèna
Mansfield Park
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (ditto)
Mighty Aphrodite
Mr. & Mrs. Bridge
Muriel's Wedding
My Life So Far
Naqoyqatsi
The Others
A Price Above Rubies
Pulp Fiction
Restoration
Rounders
Shakespeare in Love
Shall We Dance?
Smoke
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead
Velvet Goldmine
Welcome to Sarajevo
Wide Awake
The Wings of the Dove


Thanks Harvey!

 

[ThomasC]

Gene Hackman: Top of the world, Ma!

 

[Patrick Sun]

Is Brad Pitt starting to look a lot like Jennifer Anniston?


I still can't believe Gere won over Cage's performance.

Then again, I still don't give all that much credence to the GGs, but it does seem like a good time is had by all.

I didn't think Nicole's performance was better than Lane's or Moore's, and Streep had the emotionally juicier role in the same film (The Hours).

 

[Seth Paxton]

I won't spoil anything for the left coast people, but very interesting results in some cases. Some I got right, some I missed.

And here comes the big one. I still think Hours.

 

[Matt Stone]

Well, there you go. Overall an interesting night...I'm a upset over DDL's loss
, but whatever.

 

[Brian W.]

All the winners:

Best Film - Musical/Comedy: Chicago
Best Film - Drama: The Hours
Best Supporting Actor: Chris Cooper, Adaptation
Best Supporting Actress: Meryl Streep, Adaptation
Best Song: U2, Hands that Built America
Best Score: Frida!!!
Best Screenplay: About Schmidt!
Best Foreign Language Film: Talk to Her
Best Actor - Musical/Comedy: Richard Gere, Chicago
Best Actress - Musical/Comedy: Renee Zellweger, Chicago
Best Actor - Drama: Jack Nicholson, About Schmidt
Best Actress - Drama: Nicole Kidman, The Hours!!
Best Director - Martin Scorsese, Gangs of New York!
Best Actress, TV Show, comedy: Jennifer Aniston, Friends
Best Actor, Musical Comedy: Tony Shalhoub, Monk
Comedy Series: Curb your Enthusiasm
Made for TV Movie: The Gathering Storm
Best actor, TV series - drama: Michael Chiklis
Best Actress, mini series or drama: Uma Thurman, Hysterical Blindness
Supporting Actor, mini series or drama: Donald Sutherland, Path to War
Best actress, drama: Edie Falco, Sopranos
Supporting actress, miniseries or drama: Kim Catrall, Sex and the City
Dramatic series: The Shield

 

[Patrick Sun]

Wow! An awards show that didn't run over their alloted time slot.

 

[Alex Spindler]

I'm with you Matt. I will readily admit that I haven't seen most of the male nominees yet, but they would have to be The Natural-like light-destroying out-of-the-park-homeruns to beat his performance.

 

[Bill J]

 

[Matt Stone]

I did see About Schmidt, and while Jack's performance was good...it was a phone in compared to DDL's.

 

[Matt Stone]

Oh, and also...I can't believe that Adaptation didn't win for screenplay. I feel like I'm in the damn Superman Bizarro World.

 

[Seth Paxton]

Well, Matt, I share your sentiment and I have seen both too. However, I only find it bad in the sense that the loser's effort was so incredibly stellar more than that the other was not good enough. In a "normal" year I think the winner would have been the top effort or darn close.
edit: Yeah, I also agree with that 2nd one, but you probably already knew that if you saw my picks.

 

[Bill J]

After looking at the nominees and winners, it seems to me that The Lord of the Rings might be out of the Oscar best picture race. It will definitely get some techies though.

 

[Matt Stone]

Yah, I know. I agree with you as far as Jack's win
because he was good, as he is in all of his work. Just not as good as the alternative.

 

[Matt Stone]

Bill,
I agree, but it isn't that much of a surprise...TTT just didn't have the overall appeal (both critically and otherwise) of Fellowship.

 

[Vickie_M]

Good grief people, in a thread titled "Warning Major Spoilers: 2003 Golden Globe Awards" do we really NEED all these spoiler boxes? If someone comes into the thread before seeing the show they deserve to be spoiled.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Vickie,
I agree which is the reason why I changed the title of this thread with a warning about major spoilers.





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