Since the kudos are aired after the end of Oscar voting (literally the night of the day ballots are due), the winners are going to have on the Oscar nominees. However, they could indicate what frontrunners are keeping their lead and who could be gaining on them.
I think Sunday night is going to belong to Birdman with 4 predicted wins (Picture, Director, Actor, and Score). However, Oscar frontrunner Boyhood isn’t going to be far behind with 2 wins (Picture and Director). It’s important to note that these two films are only competing against each other in the combined genre categories since Birdman was submitted as a comedy (since that all makes sense). Use the simple navigator to switch between categories and sound off in the comments to tell us who you think is going to win at the Globes.
Check out our predictions for the TV categories here!
This is hands down the easiest category to predict. I can’t see anyone else really taking this award, unless Rosamund Pike’s “babe” factor kicks in. However, this is probably going to be the first of many wins for Moore this season.
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Best Motion Picture – Drama
Will Win: Boyhood
Could Win: Selma
Should Win: Boyhood
Similar to other categories, with its biggest rival out of the way, it looks like Boyhood is going to take this as another trophy on its way to the Oscars.
Will Win: Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything
Could Win: Benedict Cumberbatch, The Imitation Game
Should Win: Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything
With Michael Keaton out of the way, this should be a cake walk for Redmayne. On top of his status as Keaton’s biggest Oscar rival and phenomenal performance as Stephen Hawking, he’s coming from a film that’s a British production. Although Benedict Cumberbatch has similar pros, I don’t think Redmayne has too much to worry about.
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama
Will Win: Julianne Moore, Still Alice
Could Win: Felicity Jones, The Theory of Everything
Should Win: Rosamund Pike, Gone Girl
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