"post-pandemic box office numbers and high-stakes mergers have also complicated the future of the motion picture industry, with streaming giants like Netflix making a play for the century-old studio Warner Bros. Still, several big-name blockbusters and critical darlings topped this year's Golden Globe nominations. Paul Thomas Anderson's political thriller One Battle After Another was a standout, making good on its star-studded cast to sweep five acting nods, plus nominations for Best Comedy, Best Director and Best Screenplay. It leads the field with nine nominations overall."
"Anderson was not the only cinematic auteur to receive laurels from the Golden Globe Foundation. Chloe Zhao's historical tear-jerker Hamnet based on the relationship between William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes nabbed six nominations in drama categories. And Ryan Coogler's springtime crowd-pleaser Sinners a vampire film and cultural commentary, wrapped in one scored seven nods, including Best Drama, Best Director and Best Cinematic Achievement."
The Golden Globes unveiled nominations for the 83rd ceremony, recognizing achievements across film and television as streaming blurred that distinction. Post-pandemic box office weakness and major mergers, including streaming companies pursuing legacy studios, have complicated the industry landscape. Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another led with nine nominations, including five acting nods and awards consideration for comedy, directing and screenplay. Chloe Zhao's Hamnet earned six drama nominations, while Ryan Coogler's Sinners secured seven, including major directing and cinematic achievement nods. International films also earned significant recognition, with Norway's Sentimental Value receiving eight nominations and Jafar Panahi's It Was Just an Accident earning four.
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