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The 10 Biggest Movie Snubs of the 2013 Golden Globe Nominations

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The Golden Globes most egregious snub, McConaughey looked primed for a nomination after winning various critics awards. After years of wallowing in the hell of romantic comedies (hey, guy has to eat), McConaughey made a major comeback in 2012 with a cunning mix of drama and comedy. It wasn't just surprising to see the actor strip down to his skivvies as Magic Mike's strip club owner — he genuinely lit up the screen with swagger and glowing ambition that hurt the people around him. A great performance that needed a boost from the Golden Globes. CREDIT: Warner Bros Pictures

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"How could 'The Master' be left out for best picture with acting nominations and a great picture." - JgstrattJoaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Amy Adams all scored nominations for Paul Thomas Anderson's sizzling religious drama, but when it came time to nominate 'The Master' overall, Golden Globes dropped the ball.

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After arriving to theaters with little fanfare, the awards chances for Joe Wright's stylish adaptation of the Tolstoy love story waned quickly. But with cred as one of the young stars always turning in challenging performances, Keira Knightley's brave work in the film should have been a fifth slot shoe-in. Not so. CREDIT: Focus Features

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Maybe a stop-motion zombie flick was just too scary for the Golden Globes voters? Bumped out by the major studio's big budget cartoons (like Tim Burton's equally macabre 'Frakenweenie'), the creepy, heartfelt 'ParaNorman' missed out on a nomination from the Globes, which won't help its chances come Oscar time. CREDIT: Focus Features

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Hooper's wowed Globes voters in 2010 with the hushed drama and bold style of <em>The King's Speech</em>, but his follow-up, the epic musical 'Les Misérables,' earned him no love this time around. Hooper saw his stars, Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, nominated for actor awards, but when it came to the execution, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association were clearly unimpressed. CREDIT: Universal Pictures

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Maybe we'd be OK with McConaughey missing out on a Supporting Actor nomination if 'Magic Mike' had picked up another award… but the Golden Globes left it hanging completely dry. Earning the "misunderstood movie of 2012," Steven Soderbergh's look into the world of male exotic dancing made Channing Tatum more than an action star and found an audience in both men and women across the country. The only group it didn't crossover into? Award voters. CREDIT: Warner Bros Pictures

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The 85-year-old French actress throw herself into the physically demanding role of a woman in her final weeks of life, a terrifying, honest depiction of old age by director Michael Haneke. Seeing Hollywood's elite taking on risky material is always impressive, but watching Riva go through the ringer is something to behold. Alas, credit for the work won't be paid at this year's Globes. CREDIT: Sony Pictures Classics

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On the other end of the Best Actress age spectrum is nine-year-old breakout Quvenzhané Wallis, who roused those who caught the Sundance favorite 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' with her stirring performance as a bayou resident coming of age. How much a child actor should be considered the "owner" of their performance is a constantly debated topic in the world of awards consideration. The Globes obviously didn't see enough in Wallis' work to merit a nom. CREDIT: Fox Searchlight

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A Golden Globes favorite, De Niro has been nominated eight times by the organization and gifted with the Cecil B. Demille lifetime achievement award in 2011. Now when the aged De Niro finally gives a performance worth talking about — as the equally unhinged father of Bradley Cooper in 'Silver Linings Playbook — the star-driven Globes look the other way! Someone didn't appreciate his jabs at HFPA at the 2011 ceremony…. CREDIT: The Weinstein Company

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HFPA's distinction between "Drama" and "Comedy" is a arbitrary and regularly frustrating, even more so when a great actress is left out of a pack filled with lesser performances. Winstead gives a tour-de-force performance in 'Smashed,' playing a young alcoholic struggling to break her bad habits. It's got humor, it's got drama, it's got Aaron Paul playing her boyfriend. 'Smashed' is a wonderful, difficult-to-define film that sports Winstead at its best. At the Globes, it couldn't fit into any particular category. CREDIT: Sony Pictures Classics

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