2011 Golden Globes User Prediction Results
Users predict 'Social Network' will be the night's big winner
The user results are in from the last two days of user voting on who you think will win tonight's Golden Globe Awards, and for the most part we have clear cut decisions in most of the races, but there is one that actually ended in a tie.
Based on user votes The Social Network would be tonight's big winner with users predicting the film will win Best PIcture (Drama), Best Director and Best Screenplay.
The one category that ended in a tie was Best Score with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's score for The Social Network holding the lead over the last two days, but late today Hans Zimmer's score for Inception mounted a comeback to end in a tie. If I had voted my pick was for The Social Network so if you count that as a tie breaker then there you have it, if not, we have at least one race that's up in the air.
I have included all of the user prediction winners directly below and you can browse the voting results and my predictions right here. Also, I will be here in just a few hours starting my live-blog of tonight's award show (approximately around 4:00 PM PST or so) , but until then discuss your picks below.
- The Social Network
- The Kids are All Right
- Colin Firth, The King's Speech
- Natalie Portman Black Swan
- Johnny Depp, Alice in Wonderland
- Annette Bening, The Kids are All Right
- Christian Bale, The Fighter
- Melissa Leo, The Fighter
- David Fincher, The Social Network
- Toy Story 3
- Aaron Sorkin, The Social Network
- Biutiful
- Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, The Social Network (TIE)
- Hans Zimmer, Inception (TIE)
- "I See the Light" from Tangled
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They tie with most of my calls, apart from one or two differences.
If the actual results came in like that I'd generally think that was a fair enough set of results.
Apart from Depp for Best Actor (musical/comedy).
The big winners will probably end up being the populist choices.
Let's not forget last year's ceremony wheh Avatar, Up, The Blind Side, The Hangover and even Sherlock Holmes won Golden Globes.
Because of that I wouldn't be suprised if Inception, Alice in Wonderland, Toy Story 3 and Tangled ended up as Golden Globe winners this time around.
There really isn't a deserving winner in the Best Actor (Comedy/Musical) category. That award should have been Andy Garcia's, but of course he's not even nominated because he's not "A-list" anymore.
He was fine in City Island, but awards-worthy? Come on, his Italian accent was horrible.
I'd go with Jim Carrey for I Love You Phillip Morris. That was a tremendous performance. First time I really loved a Jim Carrey performance in a LONG time.
Runner-ups would be Lee Daniels for Paper Man, Robert Downey Jr. for Iron Man 2, that kid from Kick-Ass, Mark Ruffalo in The Kids Are All Right and probably Michael Cera for either Scott Pilgrim or Youth in Revolt (I'd go with YiR personally).
I think the whole "awards-worthy" argument gets thrown out the window when you're comparing something to these five performances.
(I shouldn't speak for Giamatti because I haven't seen his film yet.)