Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Will Golden Globes pave method for Oscar?

Host Ough Gervais.True Grit was overlooked through the Globes, but got 10 Oscar noms. 'Winter's Bone'When there's little consensus throughout honours season, every minor announcement appears major. With Oscar nomination ballots due at PricewaterhouseCoopers on Friday, all eyes is going to be around the outcomes of Sunday's Golden Globes. But regardless of the closeness of these two dates, the space between your Hollywood Foreign Press Assn.'s honors and also the Oscars is wide, and it has become even wider within the last couple of years.Because the Oscarcast moved from March to Feb in 2004, the Globes have grown to be a lesser precursor to Oscar and much more of the complementary event.For the best picture, the Globes -- despite two groups -- have arranged using the Academy awards just two times within the last decade, when "The almighty from the Rings: The Return from the King" taken virtually every award Hollywood was prepared to give for 2003 and "Slumdog Uniform" required home multiple Academy awards in 2008.The disparity is nice news for "Mess Tailor Soldier Spy," "Very Noisy and extremely Close," "The Tree of Existence" along with other films ignore within the Globe nominations. The space holds true in other groups too. The Globes were much more of a precise bellwether once the Oscar ceremony happened in March and also the balloting period was longer, giving Oscar voters more impetus to look at most of the Globes those who win that they're going to not have access to seen.Some overlap between Globes and Oscar nominees is inevitable, specially when the HFPA can tap 10-14 films between your drama and musical/comedy groups, but there remains a definite disconnect which makes the Globes a tenuous indicator. The perceived snubs for many photos don't mean honours campaigners rein within their efforts after Globe bulletins. Contrary, they target Oscar voters more intensely up to polls close.For instance, when "The King's Speech" and "The Social Networking" were ruling the conversation this past year, the Coen brothers' "True Grit" did not obtain a single Globe nomination. However it continued to gather 10 Oscar noms, such as the exclusive picture and director. "Biutiful" star Javier Bardem did not obtain a nom from SAG or even the Globes, and that he gained an online insurance lead actor Oscar nom. "A Later DateInch was an Oscar original script nominee but did not have any Globes attention. Two best picture nominees, "Winter's Bone" and "127 Hrs," gained Globe noms for his or her leads but nothing for that pictures or company directors. "Winter's Bone" received just one Globe nom for star Jennifer Lawrence but ultimately tallied up four Oscar noms, including best picture. And Oscar nominee "127 Hrs" did not get Globe recognition within the picture category, although it ended up getting nommed for score, script and actor. Returning another year, the contrast is much more stark since the Academy had five slots for the best picture. Not really a single film that gained a Globe nom within the musical/comedy picture category -- "(500) Times of Summer time," champion "The Hangover," "It's Complicated," "Julie & Julia" and "Nine" -- continued to obtain a best picture nom in the Academy. Of individuals films, only "Julie & Julia" and "Nine" got any Oscar noms. Actually, the Academy rounded out its ten best picture nominees with "The Blind Side," "District 9," "InstructionInch and "A Significant Guy," none which gained picture Globe noms, though a couple of received acting noms.In 2008, one of the five musical/comedy Globe nominees, there have been only three Oscar nominations -- not just one for picture.However, within the animation race, the Globes and Oscar options fall into line nicely. Both groups have selected exactly the same film within the last 4 years, diverging only within the newbie the HFPA added an animated category, 2006. The HFPA chose "Cars," and also the Academy feted "Happy Ft." Contact Christy Grosz at christy.grosz@variety.com

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