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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association release its nominations for the 74th Golden Globes, and while there are a lot of expected names on the list, comic fans will be excited that one comic book film is up for a Golden Globe or two.<\/p>\nThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association release its nominations for the 74th Golden Globes, and while there are a lot of expected names on the list, comic fans will be excited that one comic book film is up for a Golden Globe or two.<\/p>\n
La La<\/strong> Land<\/strong>, the musical love story about two aspiring actors in Los Angeles,\u00a0<\/strong>is up for seven statues, including nominations for Best Picture-Musical or Comedy, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress-Musical or Comedy. Moonlight<\/strong>, a coming-of-age story about a young, gay, black man in Miami, is second with six nominations.<\/p>\n Neither of these films are surprises. Both are critical darlings that were expected to do well in the awards season. What is surprising is that Deadpool<\/strong>, the film with everyone’s favorite Merc With a Mouth, garnered two nominations, one for Ryan Reynolds as best actor and the film itself for best motion picture. Before you get excited that it might take home an award,\u00a0the film\u00a0is in the same category as La La Land<\/strong>, so it has zero chance there and while Reynolds has a slightly better chance\u00a0against that film’s Ryan Gosling,\u00a0don’t get your hopes up.<\/p>\n But the Golden Globes are thought to be a precursor of the Oscar nominations. Does this mean that Deadpool <\/strong>will get a Oscar nod for Best Picture and Best Actor there too? Not necessarily. Deadpool <\/strong>has a better chance at getting a Best Picture nod, as the Academy can nominate up to 10 films for the Oscar in that category. However, the Golden Globes breakdown the Best Actor nominations into Drama and Musical\/Comedy, which allows for more nominees. Odds are likely neither the film nor Reynolds will get an Oscar nod, but the film has a better chance just due to nominations spots.<\/p>\n Another surprise is that Pixar’s Finding Dory<\/strong> did not get a nod for Best Animated Feature Film while Disney’s\u00a0two-in house animated films, Zootopia <\/strong>and Moana<\/strong>, did. This is more evidence of the shift from Pixar to Disney Animation Studios as the dominant computer animated\u00a0film studio.<\/p>\n Here is the full list of the film nominations:<\/p>\nBest Motion Picture – Drama<\/strong><\/div>\n“Hacksaw Ridge”<\/div>\n\n“Hell or High Water”<\/div>\n“Lion”<\/div>\n“Manchester by the Sea”<\/div>\n“Moonlight”<\/div>\nBest Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy<\/strong><\/div>\n“20th Century Women”<\/div>\n“Deadpool”<\/div>\n“Florence Foster Jenkins”<\/div>\n“La La Land”<\/div>\n“Sing Street”<\/div>\nBest Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama<\/strong><\/div>\nAmy Adams – “Arrival”<\/div>\nJessica Chastain – “Miss Sloane”<\/div>\nIsabelle Huppert – “Elle”<\/div>\nRuth Negga – “Loving”<\/div>\nNatalie Portman – “Jackie”<\/div>\nBest Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama<\/strong>
\nCasey Affleck – “Manchester by the Sea”<\/div>\nJoel Edgerton – “Loving”<\/div>\nAndrew Garfield – “Hacksaw Ridge”<\/div>\nViggo Mortensen – “Captain Fantastic”<\/div>\nDenzel Washington – “Fences”<\/div>\nBest Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy<\/strong><\/div>\nColin Farrell – “The Lobster”<\/div>\nRyan Gosling – “La La Land”<\/div>\nHugh Grant – “Florence Foster Jenkins”<\/div>\nJonah Hill – “War Dogs”<\/div>\nRyan Reynolds – “Deadpool”<\/div>\nBest Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy<\/strong><\/div>\nAnnette Bening – “20th Century Women:<\/div>\nLily Collins – “Rules Don’t Apply”<\/div>\nHailee Steinfeld – “The Edge of Seventeen”<\/div>\nEmma Stone – “La La Land”<\/div>\nMeryl Streep – “Florence Foster Jenkins”<\/div>\nBest Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture<\/strong><\/div>\nMahershala Ali – “Moonlight”<\/div>\nJeff Bridges – “Hell or High Water”<\/div>\nSimon Helberg – “Florence Foster Jenkins”<\/div>\nDev Patel – “Lion”<\/div>\nAaron Taylor-Johnson – “Nocturnal Animals”<\/div>\nBest Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture<\/strong><\/div>\nViola Davis – “Fences”<\/div>\nNaomie Harris – “Moonlight”<\/div>\nNicole Kidman – “Lion”<\/div>\nOctavia Spencer – “Hidden Figures”<\/div>\nMichelle Williams – “Manchester by the Sea”<\/div>\nBest Animated Feature Film<\/strong><\/div>\n“Kubo and the Two Strings”<\/div>\n“Moana”<\/div>\n“My Life as a Zucchini’<\/div>\n“Sing”<\/div>\n“Zootopia”<\/div>\nBest Director<\/strong><\/div>\nDamien Chazelle – “La La Land”<\/div>\nTom Ford – “Nocturnal Animals”<\/div>\nMel Gibson – “Hacksaw Ridge”<\/div>\nBarry Jenkins – “Moonlight”<\/div>\nKenneth Lonergan – “Manchester by the Sea”<\/div>\nBest Screenplay<\/strong><\/div>\nDamien Chazelle – “La La Land”<\/div>\nTom Ford – “Nocturnal Animals”<\/div>\nBarry Jenkins – “Moonlight”<\/div>\nKenneth Lonergan “Manchester by the Sea”<\/div>\nTaylor Sheridan – “Hell or High Water”<\/div>\nBest Original Score<\/strong><\/div>\n“Moonlight”<\/div>\n“La La Land”<\/div>\n“Arrival”<\/div>\n“Lion”<\/div>\n“Hidden Figures”<\/div>\nBest Original Song<\/strong><\/div>\n“Can’t Stop the Feeling” – “Trolls”<\/div>\n“City of Stars” – “La La Land”<\/div>\n“Faith” – “Sing”<\/div>\n“Gold” – “Gold”<\/div>\n“How Far I’ll Go” – “Moana”<\/div>\nBest Foreign Language Film<\/strong><\/div>\n“Divines” – (France)<\/div>\n“Elle” – (France)<\/div>\n