Several unexpected winners took home the top prize at this year's Golden Globes, including Chloe Zhao's drama "Hamnet," which took the Best Picture award in the Drama category. The film also earned Jessie Buckley a Best Actress win for her portrayal of Ophelia.
Zhao was visibly shaken by her win and gave a heartfelt speech praising fellow filmmaker Ryan Coogler, whom she credits with helping her improve as an artist during their time together at Sundance Labs. Coogler had been expected to win the award but ultimately took home Best Director for his work on vampire thriller "Sinners."
The musical comedy category saw Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another" take home the top prize, marking a major upset in the industry. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn, who both received nominations.
Anderson also earned the award for Best Screenplay for his work on the film. In her acceptance speech, Zhao expressed gratitude to Coogler, saying "As students, let's keep our hearts open and let's keep seeing each other and allowing each other to be seen."
Other notable winners included Ryan Coogler for Best Director for "Sinners," Timothée Chalamet for his performance in the musical comedy film "Marty Supreme," Owen Cooper for supporting actor in "Adolescence," and Seth Rogen for his role as a musician in the TV series "The Studio."
Zhao was visibly shaken by her win and gave a heartfelt speech praising fellow filmmaker Ryan Coogler, whom she credits with helping her improve as an artist during their time together at Sundance Labs. Coogler had been expected to win the award but ultimately took home Best Director for his work on vampire thriller "Sinners."
The musical comedy category saw Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another" take home the top prize, marking a major upset in the industry. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn, who both received nominations.
Anderson also earned the award for Best Screenplay for his work on the film. In her acceptance speech, Zhao expressed gratitude to Coogler, saying "As students, let's keep our hearts open and let's keep seeing each other and allowing each other to be seen."
Other notable winners included Ryan Coogler for Best Director for "Sinners," Timothée Chalamet for his performance in the musical comedy film "Marty Supreme," Owen Cooper for supporting actor in "Adolescence," and Seth Rogen for his role as a musician in the TV series "The Studio."
AND RYAN COOGLER DESERVES THE BEST DIRECTOR AWARD FOR HIS WORK ON SINNERS TOO HE'S SUCH AN INSPIRING FILMMAKER AND CHLOE'S SPEECH WAS SO BEAUTIFUL 
IT'S AMAZING TO SEE SUCH TALENTED PEOPLE WINNING AND I LOVE THAT SHE CREDITED COOGLER WITH HELPING HER GROW AS AN ARTIST 
his film "One Battle After Another" sounds soooo good. and can we talk about Jessie Buckley's acting skills? she's got major talent 
. I was expecting it to be one of those big-name directors like Quentin Tarantino or Martin Scorsese, but nope! It's some indie drama film with a really talented actress who just happened to get lucky 
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... but can't the Academy just give him this award next year and save everyone the suspense?
. Guess you never know what the voters are gonna choose though... oh well, more screenplays to read 
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but I guess you can never count out ryan coogler - he's always been one to slay it. I mean, who wouldn't want to be directed by him? his speech was pretty heartfelt, though. and paul thomas anderson's win for one battle after another is just... i don't know, maybe I'm just not in the mood for musical comedies right now 
. on the bright side, we finally got some deserving recognition for leo di caprio and sean penn, even if it was just for being good sports about losing to paul thomas again 
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. And can we talk about Paul Thomas Anderson winning Best Screenplay with "One Battle After Another"? That movie is like 10 hours long and I'd rather watch paint dry 
. On the other hand, I'm happy for Jessie Buckley's win - her performance in "Hamnet" was so hauntingly beautiful 
. Anyway, it's just one of those years where things don't quite add up, but hey, at least it made for some interesting awards season drama 
. But what's even better is that Timothée Chalamet won for Marty Supreme 
. It's so cool to see all these talented actors and directors getting recognized 
. And Seth Rogen winning for The Studio? Yaaas, he's hilarious 
! Overall, it was such a great night for the film industry 
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. paul thomas anderson's victory in musical comedy tho... i love a good underdog story 
... anyway, congrats to all the winners! here's a little diagram to celebrate 
. and ryan coogler's win for best director is a great reminder that there's still room for new talent in the industry 
. and ryan coogler giving credit to his fellow filmmaker is just so classy 
and i'm loving leonardo dicaprio and sean penn in this film - they're like, the ultimate comedic duo 
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. And omg, Paul Thomas Anderson winning Best Screenplay 
? That's like a major upset 
with their nomination. 
, his performance in "Marty Supreme" must've been epic 
, he's a talented dude 
it's like, what's the diff between "drama" and regular ol' movie? but hey, congrats to Chloe Zhao and Jessie Buckley, i guess 
. Anyway, I'm just so happy for the winners and I love how Zhao's speech was all about spreading positivity and keeping it real. It's like, we need more of that in Hollywood 
. But what really got me was Ryan Coogler getting snubbed in the director category for Sinners... I guess you could say he won indirectly by helping Zhao grow as an artist 
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