Avatar Wins the 2010 Golden Globe For Best Dramatic Movie 2010-01-17 20:02:12

Do You Agree With the Globe Winner For Best Dramatic Picture?

January 17, 2010

Well, there you have it. Avatar is the winner for this year's Golden Globe in the Best Dramatic Picture category! It beat out Precious, Up in the Air, The Hurt Locker, and Inglourious Basterds! Do you agree with this win?

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10 Comments

PrincessLtrain 3 years 17 weeks

What people are forgetting is that there were still actors involved, James still had to direct them. Viewers from all circles could relate to this on some level, whether you're a tree hugger or simply enjoy sci-fi fan. A movie that speaks to everyone should win Best Picture.

Miss Shapes 3 years 17 weeks

The Hurt Locker, every time. This is a classic case of commerce winning over art. The Globes are notoriously guilty of this. As Ricky himself noted during the show.

Renees3 3 years 17 weeks

i thought it was deserving. It was an amazing movie. I've seen two of the others and I think Avatar was much more memorable than them and it's a movie that I would see again where as with the others not so much. That to me is a sign of an awesome movie.

suziryder 3 years 17 weeks

Not surprised, given how political these awards are, and how much they're based on advertising and buzz and not the actual merits of the film. But very disappointed. I liked the film, but it doesn't deserve this, nor did Cameron deserve best director.

theironist 3 years 17 weeks

Up in the Air was the best movie of the year, no question. Nay impressed.

Mme Hart 3 years 17 weeks

I thought both Precious and Inglorious Basterds were MUCH more deserving.

lizlee89 3 years 17 weeks

I just can't believe that in a year of Precious AND Inglorious Basterds (I haven't seen the other two so I can't speak for them, but I am pretty sure at least The Hirt Locker was better); this moderately interesting, insanely over-hyped rip-off of Pocahontas...

magalaya 3 years 17 weeks

This movie was 90% special effects and 10% plot. It really disappoints me to see that spectacle imagery is taking precedence over well-written, more nuanced films.