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71st Golden Globe Awards (2014)The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 71 annual event honoring excellence in film and television. Director:Louis J. Horvitz |
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| Amy Poehler | ... |
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| Jennifer Lawrence | ... |
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| Elisabeth Moss | ... |
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| Bryan Cranston | ... |
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| Alex Ebert | ... |
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| Alex Heffes | ... |
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| Steven Price | ... |
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| John Williams | ... |
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| Hans Zimmer | ... |
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| Chris Martin | ... |
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Guy Berryman | ... |
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Jon Buckland | ... |
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Will Champion | ... |
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 71 annual event honoring excellence in film and television.
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12 January 2014 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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The 2014 Golden Globes show would have actually been pretty good if it hadn't been ruined - as most every other award show these days has been ruined - by the obnoxious cut-your-speech-short-and-get-off-the-stage music which plagued nearly every recipient last night.
As I've been saying for years, these shows are supposed to be about THE WINNERS. The acceptance speeches should be the actual focus of any award show, plain and simple. To ruin these speeches with the stupid get-off music is monumentally ridiculous. So what if the show runs fifteen or twenty minutes overtime? Anyone who's committed to watching for the right reasons (to see the WINNERS WIN) aren't going to tune out, and the network is not going to suffer financially in the long run. Let these people bask in the glory of receiving an award, let them say what they need to say without the insane time constraint; nobody is going to go on forever.