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"Love 'em or hate 'em, the Golden Globes remain the highest-profile non-Oscars event in awards season, and appropriately, their decisions carry a lot of weight in the Movies Fantasy League. With nine nominations (tied for third-most ever), One Battle After Another was the top earner, picking up 100 points and further extending its lead over all other MFL films. As of right now, OBAA has earned 510 awards points, far ahead of second-place Sinners with 345."

"Sinners did well at the Globes too, with seven nominations, good for 80 points, though none of its contenders in the Supporting Actor/Actress categories made it through. That was not the case for Sentimental Value, which rode four acting nominations (Renate Reinsve in Lead; Stellan Skarsgård, Elle Fanning, and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas in supporting) to eight noms and 90 points."

"Better-than-expected showings for The Secret Agent (40 points), No Other Choice (40 points), Blue Moon (30 points), and The Smashing Machine (20 points) were notable, as were seal-breaking first points for The Voice of Hind Rajab (a Best Motion Picture - Non-English Language nominee) and Song Sung Blue (Kate Hudson nommed for Best Actress - Musical/Comedy). Meanwhile, Wicked: For Good picked up five nominations (for stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, both of its original songs, and the ever-dubious Cinematic and Box-Office Achievement category), but none were for Best Picture. A bad omen?"

One Battle After Another earned 100 Golden Globes points and now totals 510 awards points, leading the Movies Fantasy League. Sinners earned seven nominations and 80 Golden Globes points, bringing its league total to 345. Sentimental Value scored eight nominations and 90 points, driven by four acting nods. The Secret Agent and No Other Choice each gained 40 points; Blue Moon picked up 30 and The Smashing Machine 20. The Voice of Hind Rajab and Song Sung Blue recorded their first league points. Wicked: For Good received five nominations but none for Best Picture. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association selected One Battle After Another as Best Film.

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