After a lot of anticipation, Golden Globe nominations are finally in, with Barbie and Succession leading the way with nine nods each. The HFPA made some pretty great choices this year, but some of this year’s nominations still left us scratching our heads.

Snub: Best Musical/Comedy

It was quite a shocker to see several hit musicals, including The Color Purple, The Little Mermaid, and Wonka shot out of the best comedy or musical field to make room for No Hard Feelings starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Surprise: Foreign Films Make a Cut

It was quite refreshing to see foreign films Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest, receive nods for the best drama film, while Fallen Leaves’ Alma Pöysti even broke into the competitive acting field.

Snub: Abbot Elementary Stars

Abbott Elementary will be in the running for the best comedy/musical series this year, but Quinta Brunson is the only member of its ensemble cast to receive an acting nod.

Surprise: Saltburn Love

Barry Keoghan and Rosamund Pike received acting nods for their performances in Saltburn, with the latter even booting front-runners Viola Davis (Air) and America Ferrera (Barbie) out of the star-studded best supporting actress field.

Snub: Harrison Ford

The HFPA has a habit of showering A-list stars with love, but they still gave Harrison Ford zero nominations this year, showing no love for his performances in 1923 and Shrinking.

The post 2024 Golden Globes: Snubs & Surprises That Got Everyone Talking appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

November is bringing countless amazing new movies our way, and it will be tough to decide which ones to see. If you need the push in the right direction, check out our list of the most promising new films coming our way this month.

The Marvels (November 10)

The highly-anticipated sequel to Captain Marvel will see Brie Larson return as Carol Danvers and join forces with Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau and Iman Vellani’s Ms. Marvel to save the day.

Saltburn (November 17)

This psychological thriller stars Barry Keoghan as a socially awkward Oxford student, who finds himself drawn into the world of his aristocratic classmate after he invites him to spend the summer at his family’s estate Saltburn.

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (November 17)

The Hunger Games prequel puts the young Coriolanus Snow front and center and it sees him mentor a young tribute from District 12 for the 10th Hunger Games, years before he became the ruthless president of Panem.

Wish (November 22)

Disney’s next animated film is meant to honor the studio’s 100th anniversary, and it centers on a teenage girl who makes a desperate plea to the stars after sensing darkness in the Kingdom of Rosa.

Napoleon (November 22)

Ridley Scott’s next historical epic stars Joaquin Phoenix as the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and it chronicles his rise to power and a rocky relationship with Joséphine.

The post 5 Upcoming Films You Should See on the Big Screen This November appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

It’s Jacob Elordi’s world, and we’re just living in it! The Euphoria star has been pretty busy lately, and we’ll be seeing a lot of him this fall. Elordi will star in some of the most exciting indie movies coming to theatres in the next few months, and here are three you should put on your watch list.

Saltburn

Emerald Fennell’s latest film stars Elordi as aristocratic Oxford student Felix Catton. During his time at the university, he befriends socially awkward Oliver Quick, who has a hard time fitting in at Oxford, and invites him to spend an unforgettable summer at his family’s sprawling estate Saltburn.

Priscilla

Only a year after Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis took the world by storm, Sofia Coppola decided to tell this story from Priscilla Presley’s point of view. This movie stars Elordi as the King of Rock’n’Roll as we’ve never seen him before, and his brutally honest portrayal ruffled some feathers after this biopic premiered in Venice.

The Sweet East

Elordi will also have a small supporting role in Sean Price Williams’s directorial debut The Sweet East. This poignant drama centers on a high school senior Lillian who must traverse through the cities and woods of the Eastern seaboard after being separated from her class on a school trip.

The post Jacob Elordi is Leading Some of the Fall’s Most Exciting Indie Movies appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

After a lot of anticipation, Golden Globe nominations are finally in, with Barbie and Succession leading the way with nine nods each. The HFPA made some pretty great choices this year, but some of this year’s nominations still left us scratching our heads.

Snub: Best Musical/Comedy

It was quite a shocker to see several hit musicals, including The Color Purple, The Little Mermaid, and Wonka shot out of the best comedy or musical field to make room for No Hard Feelings starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Surprise: Foreign Films Make a Cut

It was quite refreshing to see foreign films Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest, receive nods for the best drama film, while Fallen Leaves’ Alma Pöysti even broke into the competitive acting field.

Snub: Abbot Elementary Stars

Abbott Elementary will be in the running for the best comedy/musical series this year, but Quinta Brunson is the only member of its ensemble cast to receive an acting nod.

Surprise: Saltburn Love

Barry Keoghan and Rosamund Pike received acting nods for their performances in Saltburn, with the latter even booting front-runners Viola Davis (Air) and America Ferrera (Barbie) out of the star-studded best supporting actress field.

Snub: Harrison Ford

The HFPA has a habit of showering A-list stars with love, but they still gave Harrison Ford zero nominations this year, showing no love for his performances in 1923 and Shrinking.

The post 2024 Golden Globes: Snubs & Surprises That Got Everyone Talking appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

November is bringing countless amazing new movies our way, and it will be tough to decide which ones to see. If you need the push in the right direction, check out our list of the most promising new films coming our way this month.

The Marvels (November 10)

The highly-anticipated sequel to Captain Marvel will see Brie Larson return as Carol Danvers and join forces with Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau and Iman Vellani’s Ms. Marvel to save the day.

Saltburn (November 17)

This psychological thriller stars Barry Keoghan as a socially awkward Oxford student, who finds himself drawn into the world of his aristocratic classmate after he invites him to spend the summer at his family’s estate Saltburn.

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (November 17)

The Hunger Games prequel puts the young Coriolanus Snow front and center and it sees him mentor a young tribute from District 12 for the 10th Hunger Games, years before he became the ruthless president of Panem.

Wish (November 22)

Disney’s next animated film is meant to honor the studio’s 100th anniversary, and it centers on a teenage girl who makes a desperate plea to the stars after sensing darkness in the Kingdom of Rosa.

Napoleon (November 22)

Ridley Scott’s next historical epic stars Joaquin Phoenix as the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and it chronicles his rise to power and a rocky relationship with Joséphine.

The post 5 Upcoming Films You Should See on the Big Screen This November appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

It’s Jacob Elordi’s world, and we’re just living in it! The Euphoria star has been pretty busy lately, and we’ll be seeing a lot of him this fall. Elordi will star in some of the most exciting indie movies coming to theatres in the next few months, and here are three you should put on your watch list.

Saltburn

Emerald Fennell’s latest film stars Elordi as aristocratic Oxford student Felix Catton. During his time at the university, he befriends socially awkward Oliver Quick, who has a hard time fitting in at Oxford, and invites him to spend an unforgettable summer at his family’s sprawling estate Saltburn.

Priscilla

Only a year after Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis took the world by storm, Sofia Coppola decided to tell this story from Priscilla Presley’s point of view. This movie stars Elordi as the King of Rock’n’Roll as we’ve never seen him before, and his brutally honest portrayal ruffled some feathers after this biopic premiered in Venice.

The Sweet East

Elordi will also have a small supporting role in Sean Price Williams’s directorial debut The Sweet East. This poignant drama centers on a high school senior Lillian who must traverse through the cities and woods of the Eastern seaboard after being separated from her class on a school trip.

The post Jacob Elordi is Leading Some of the Fall’s Most Exciting Indie Movies appeared first on toppoptoday.com.