The Golden Globe Awards
  • Network: NBC
  • Series Premiere Date: Jan 31, 1944
User Score
3.6

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 45 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 13 out of 45
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 45
  3. Negative: 24 out of 45

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  1. finnmccool1985
    Jan 10, 2018
    0
    Great. Now not only is our president a reality TV star, but our film/art award ceremonies all have to be political, ideological lectures held by ultra rich celebrities. Watch out what you nominate . . . watch out what you you say . . . water everything down to please the poltically correct- they make sure to bolster sales for the world's largest newspaper, all the while. Gross. I'll stickGreat. Now not only is our president a reality TV star, but our film/art award ceremonies all have to be political, ideological lectures held by ultra rich celebrities. Watch out what you nominate . . . watch out what you you say . . . water everything down to please the poltically correct- they make sure to bolster sales for the world's largest newspaper, all the while. Gross. I'll stick to Cannes.… Expand
  2. EPMD
    Jan 14, 2018
    2
    Hollywood was built on abuse of power and people selling their morals to advance their careers. So I find it especially irritating that this awards show consisted of Hollywood telling us that abuse needs to stop. How about taking your own advice?

    Disappointingly, this version of the Golden Globes was almost completely devoid of fun. It is usually the best of the awards shows for its    Hollywood was built on abuse of power and people selling their morals to advance their careers. So I find it especially irritating that this awards show consisted of Hollywood telling us that abuse needs to stop. How about taking your own advice?

    Disappointingly, this version of the Golden Globes was almost completely devoid of fun. It is usually the best of the awards shows for its more casual atmosphere, but certainly not this year!    … Expand
  3. damien_k98
    Jan 20, 2018
    0
    Golden Globes? More like a 2 hour Social Movement commercial! Nothing in this world is safe from the shoehorning of Politics now.
  4. CineAutoctono
    Jan 19, 2018
    7
    The Golden Globes of 2018, no doubt are so controversial that I do not give the impression, women in black left me freaking out, but the winners left me a good feeling.

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#40 Best TV Season of 2018
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#73 Most Shared TV Season of 2018

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Metascore
78

Generally favorable reviews - based on 12 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 12 out of 12
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 12
  3. Negative: 0 out of 12
  1. Salon
    Reviewed by: Melanie McFarland
    Jan 9, 2018
    80
    An evening that balanced the completely expected with a few moments that were refreshingly unpredictable, starting with the symbolic sartorial blackout for the Globes red carpet and ending with Natalie Portman’s sucker punch to the nads in the wake of Winfrey’s speech.
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  2. Time
    Reviewed by: Daniel D'Addario
    Jan 9, 2018
    80
    A Golden Globes that seemed put together with real and meaningful thought.
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  3. Los Angeles Times
    Reviewed by: Lorraine Ali
    Jan 8, 2018
    70
    Oprah Winfrey brought the house down with a speech calling for the day when no woman would have to say “Me too.” ... Though many award recipients wanted to show solidarity, not all were as comfortable or animated in speaking, and at times the stream of “Up with Women” sentiments were as monochromatic as all those black dresses. Though seemingly well intended, it felt more perfunctory than a sign of some bigger shift. And then there were the poor, uncomfortable men who didn’t know what to do in this new world of truth-speak. ... During the ceremony, Meyers half entertained, half challenged the audience to take a good hard look at their own industry.
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