#I may destroy you snubbed trial#

Maybe the Hollywood Foreign Press Association took the script’s jabs at film critics too personally? So everyone thought Zendaya’s potential Oscar campaign would build momentum with a Golden Globe nod. The weirdest thing about this snub is how neatly it could have fit into the Globes’ pattern of recognizing recent and soon-to-be-released films, which they did this year with The Mauritanian, The United States vs. So now would have been the time to recognize this bright young talent, and still… nothing. And the Emmy-winning star is on the verge of officially entering the A-list with this week’s Netflix drop of Malcolm & Marie, a two-hander co-starring John David Washington that has been earning both of the actors rave reviews. We’re still angry about Zendaya getting snubbed for Euphoria’s first season last year, to be honest. Here are 11 cases where the Golden Globes ruined someone’s morning. Looking at the big picture, it’s another year of one step forward, one step back for the awards show, which finally broke its own glass ceiling by nominating three women for Best Director… and then proceeded to slight all of 2020’s incredible black ensemble casts by nominating just about the whitest slate they could find for Best Drama.

#I may destroy you snubbed trial#

With this morning’s Golden Globes nominations, that meant a slate that blended predictable nominees ( The Trial of the Chicago 7, Nomadland, Mank) with a slew of odd and unexpected choices (Kate Hudson for Music? Jared Leto for The Little Things? James Corden for The Prom?!?). And the Hollywood Foreign Press Association always brings its share of curveballs to the conversation. Listen, everyone knew that awards season was going to be a little weird this year - it wouldn’t be representative of 2020 if it wasn’t.