These Are the Biggest Snubs from the 2018 Golden Globes Nominations
Twitter is not pleased.
![Get Out](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/9Pi6Bmqo8RhwRk8dab8LSS-415-80.jpg)
Award season is *officially* upon us. On Monday morning The Hollywood Foreign Press Association released their full list of nominees for the 2018 Golden Globe Awards taking place on Sunday, January 7. The good news is hit shows like Big Little Lies has a total of six nominations across categories (yes👏), and Issa Rae, who stars in HBO's Insecure, is nominated in the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series—Musical or Comedy" category.
However, like most award shows, there *are* plenty of snubs, like Get Out—left out of the best screenplay and director categories—as well as The Big Sick, The Lego Batman Movie, Veep, Outlander, Wonder Woman, Greta Gerwig’s director role in Lady Bird, Game of Thrones, The Leftovers, (are you exhausted yet?) and many more. Join us in our confusion, and see the internet's reactions to the biggest snubs below.
The biggest disappointment of the morning: No Greta Gerwig. No Dees Rees. No Patty Jenkins. The #GoldenGlobes nominated five men for best director.December 11, 2017
The #GoldenGlobes could have nominated Greta Gerwig, Dee Rees, Jordan Peele or even Patty Jenkins for Best Director. But no, we got five white men. Very disappointed.December 11, 2017
prepping my Golden Globes snubs post and made the header image The Leftovers because I am so ready to be enraged again!!December 7, 2017
AFTER ALL THESE MOVIES/TELEVISION SNUBS WE CAN SAY THAT THE GOLDEN GLOBES ARE CANCELEDLET'S HOPE FOR THE OSCARS AND THE EMMYS TO MAKE BETTER NOMINATIONS #GoldenGlobes2018December 11, 2017
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