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Monday, December 12, 2016 at 5:00PM 
We polled Team Experience on the Golden Globe nominations this morning. Here is part one in which we dispense quick thoughts about the most head scratching nominations and the 'I know they di't' dismissals (I know we're not supposed to call them snubs anymore but the word is such convenient shorthand).
WHAT'S THE SNUB THAT MAKES YOU THE CRAZIEST?
Monday, December 12, 2016 at 9:42AM Cheadle, Dern, and Kendrick started this morning off with a bang reading the Golden Globe nominations which gave us lots of surprises connected to Nocturnal Animals, Supporting Actor, and the Comedy/Musical categories in general.
We polled the team on the most "WTF?" inclusions and awful snubs as well as favorite nominations in tv and film. We even ask them to imagine dinner parties and orgies of Globe nominees. We are nothing if not thorough(ly) excited every December.
But ICYMI here are the nominations themselves...
Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 8:00AM many more after the jump...
My favorite part of Nocturnal Animals is when Amy Adams turns to the camera and says, "Soulless Catastrophe, the new fragrance by Tom Ford."
— Matthew Eng (@Eng_Matthew) November 29, 2016
Final robbery in Hell or High Water is (imho intentional) darkly funny comment on TX open carry gun love: everyone armed, more people killed
— Craig Gary Phillips (@craigary) December 3, 2016
Monday, November 28, 2016 at 1:00PM 
Towleroad Florence Henderson, "Mrs Brady" herself, dies at 82
Letterboxd "movies where jessica chastain gets fed up with the useless men around her so she decides to save the world herself"
EW Martin Scorsese's Silence to get world premiere at The Vatican
Medium "a letter to Tom Ford from a fat moviegoer" regarding Nocturnal Animals
Coco Hits NY finds Moana distractingly relevant to the current political situation
Elle Magazine all the different women who've played Jackie Kennedy (amazing, really)
The New Yorker the evolution of Pedro Almodóvar
oops that was seven links
Exit Video
Doctor Strange as 8 bit game
They only do this for action and genre flicks since they're a natural fit but wouldn't it be satirical fun to do it for an unexpected non-teen boy favorite like say... Carol or The Hours?
Monday, November 21, 2016 at 8:40AM Amy Adams double feature (Arrival & Nocturnal Animals), 2016's grimness, Actressy fierceness, and more after the jump...
Not that this is directly relevant to anything happening right now, but I really miss BUNHEADS. pic.twitter.com/yq8Q9WIXGE
— Anne Marie (@WeRecycleMovies) November 16, 2016
