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J. Peter Wolk-Laniewski Oscar® Winner	The nominations are in! Best original score: Angelo Badalamenti-The Straight Story George Fenton-Anna and the King Lisa Gerraro and Peter Bourke-The Insider Ennio Morricone-Legend of 1900 Thomas Newman-American Beauty Michael Nyman-End of the Affair Jocelyn Pook-Eyes Wide Shut John Williams-Angela's Ashes Gabriel Yared-The Talented Mr. Ripley For a full list: www.goldenglobes.org/nominations.html P.S. Barbara Streisand is getting the Cecil B. Demille Award. Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid.
posted 12-20-1999 01:34 PM PT (US)

S Smith unregistered	Well, you beat me to the punch, but I'm glad somebody brought it up. And in case anybody cares, the nominations for best song are: BEAUTIFUL STRANGER - Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me HOW CAN I NOT LOVE YOU - Anna and the King SAVE ME - Magnolia WHEN SHE LOVED ME - Toy Story 2 YOU'LL BE IN MY HEART- Tarzan As far as songs go, I think "When She Loved Me" should win. It's one of few songs that actually furthers the story. Of course, I won't feel too bad it "You'll Be in My Heart" wins, because I liked the song and the film. For score, what's the deal with NINE nominations? There must have been a LOT of ties in the nominations. I'm really glad to see "Legend of 1900" up there. It's really a fantastic score. Of course, the film was only in limited release, and didn't get a lot of play, so it's not going to win.
posted 12-20-1999 05:27 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Oscar® Winner	Go Tarzan! --Crono/Kyp Writer/Director/Producer
posted 12-20-1999 06:14 PM PT (US)

Ted Oscar® Winner	I find it quite humorous that with all the hype surrounding Star Wars: Episode I, it wasn't nominated for one GG award. I would have at least thought Williams' score would be up for something.
posted 12-20-1999 07:34 PM PT (US)

Scott Oscar® Winner	It's the Golden Globes for crying out loud. Whenever have they done ANYTHING right? Journalists trying to be movie critics. Yauck!!! Scott
posted 12-21-1999 07:44 AM PT (US)

Marc Flake Oscar® Winner	Well, I didn't see any of the films nominated in the score category, so I can't tell you if these scores are better than the ones I heard. But I do wish at least one of the scores I liked would have made it. Perhaps the nominators just didn't go out and see the movies I saw. Of the 10 best pictures (combining drama and comedy/musical) I only saw two of the nominated pictures. Only Toy Story 2 would have made my top 10 list -- and not for the score, either. The music was nice, but I'm not going to buy the soundtrack. I guess I'll just vote with my wallet. Marc
posted 12-21-1999 08:22 AM PT (US)

S Smith unregistered	And foreign journalists at that! Oops. Apologies to our friends in Denmark and the U.K.
posted 12-21-1999 05:15 PM PT (US)

robin4 Oscar® Winner	Eyes Wide Shut??????????????????????????????? I have not seen or heard any of these eccept excerpts of EWS and it SUCKED!!!!!!!!!!! What were they thinking?????????? They need us there, and at the Oscars!!!!!
posted 12-21-1999 05:52 PM PT (US)

Aaron Hose Oscar® Winner	My point exactly...what the HELL are Eyes Wide Shut and Anna and the King doing in the score category!!!??? These spots easily belonged to The World Is Not Enough and Toy Story2! - A.
posted 12-21-1999 06:05 PM PT (US)

Al Oscar® Winner	I'm all for Morricone and Thomas Newman. I'd be happy if either one of them won. I haven't heard Nyman's 'End of the Affair' yet.
posted 12-21-1999 06:33 PM PT (US)

robin4 Oscar® Winner	For those of you who have it, is Green Mile good enough to be nominated? Also, where is For Love of the Game?
posted 12-22-1999 01:40 PM PT (US)

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