The Big Picture The 2026 Golden Globes: ‘One Battle After Another’ vs. ‘Hamnet’ Begins
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Jan 12, 2026 Hosts share immediate reactions to the 2026 Golden Globes, diving into surprise wins and standout moments. They debate the significance of ‘Hamnet’ as a potential Best Picture contender and discuss the confusing genre placements that clouded the awards. Nikki Glaser's hosting is analyzed, along with the impact of absent clips and awkward banter during the telecast. The hosts reflect on win predictions, cinematic trends, and the Globes' evolving role in the awards landscape, pondering whether it's a platform or a true predictor.
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Hamnet Reignites The Best Picture Race
- Hamnet's Globe win creates a renewed Best Picture race against One Battle After Another.
- The Globes can shift perception and influence Academy voting during nomination windows.
Hamnet's International Identity Mattered
- Hamnet counts as an 'international' movie despite English language and diverse production.
- That international profile likely helped its Globe performance with the Globes' voting body.
Use Globe Momentum During Oscar Voting Window
- Recognize that Academy members watch the Globes and start voting around this time.
- Use Globes momentum strategically because voting and nominations begin immediately after the telecast.
