How Golden Globes Movie Nominations Keep Spotlight on ‘La La Land,’ ‘Moonlight’ and ‘Manchester by the Sea’

How Golden Globes Movie Nominations Keep Spotlight on ‘La La Land,’ ‘Moonlight’ and ‘Manchester by the Sea’

If you said there would be one Best Supporting Actor nominee from “Florence Foster Jenkins” and another from “Nocturnal Animals,” it’d make perfect sense that those would be Hugh Grant for “Florence” and Michael Shannon for “Nocturnal” — but instead the Globes picked Simon Helberg for the former film (a smart choice) and Aaron Taylor-Johnson for the latter (a baffling one).

Golden Globes Nominations by the Numbers: HBO Dominates TV, Summit Leads Movies

[...] they didn’t love it quite enough to vote it into the Best Motion Picture – Drama category, making Ford the only nominated director not to see his film recognized with a best-picture nom.

Where the star-studded “Hail, Caesar!” and “Rules Don’t Apply” couldn’t break into the thin Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy category, but the delightful, tiny Irish musical “Sing Street” could.

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