2014 Golden Globes winners

It appears the hype around 12 Years a Slave didn't quite come to fruition, at least not the with the Golden Globes. The acclaimed and predicted Oscar favorite took home just one of the awards it was nominated for. Surprise winners include Her, The Wolf of Wall Street, and Dallas Buyers Club.

Here is the full list of winners:

Best Motion Picture - Drama

12 Years a Slave

Best Actress - Drama

Cate Blanchett - Blue Jasmine

Best Actor - Drama

Matthew McConaughey - Dallas Buyers Club

Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical

American Hustle

Best Actress - Comedy or Musical

Amy Adams - American Hustle

Best Actor - Comedy or Musical

Leonardo DiCaprio - The Wolf of Wall Street

Best Supporting Actress

Jennifer Lawrence - American Hustle

Best Supporting Actor

Jared Leto - Dallas Buyers Club

Best Director

Alfonso Cuaron - Gravity

Best Original Score

Alex Ebert - All is Lost

Best Original Song

"Ordinary Love" - Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

Best Screenplay

Spike Jonze - Her

Best Animated Feature

Frozen

Best Foreign Film

The Great Beauty



Best Supporting Actress - TV Movie, Series, or Mini-Series

Jacqueline Bisset - Dancing on the Edge

Best Actress - Mini-Series or TV Movie

Elisabeth Moss - Top of the Lake

Best Television Series - Drama

Breaking Bad

Best Supporting Actor - TV Movie, Series, or Mini-Series

Jon Voight - Ray Donovan

Best Actor - Mini-Series or TV Movie

Michael Douglas - Behind the Candelabra

Best Actor - Television Drama

Bryan Cranston - Breaking Bad

Best Actress - Television Drama

Robin Wright - House of Cards

Best Actor - Television Comedy or Musical

Andy Samberg - Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Best Actress - Television Comedy or Musical

Amy Poehler - Parks and Recreation

Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical

Brooklyn Nine-Nine



Are the Globes a tell-tale sign of what is to come with the Oscars? Sometimes. With this I think the Oscars might be full of dark horses. I would watch out for Her, Dallas Buyers Club, and The Wolf of Wall Street. If those get nominations they might just take them. A lot of people were certain 12 Years a Slave and/or Gravity were going to sweep and that didn't happen. The frontrunner so far seems to be American Hustle which is well deserved.
This also marks the first in many years where a Pixar film did not take home Best Animated Feature. The reason being they did not nominate Monsters University. I am pretty sure Pixar would have taken it over Frozen if it was nominated. I'm pretty certain the Oscars won't exclude Pixar, but we will see.