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Basterds rakes in awards and 4 Globes nominations!

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The Weinstein Company rocked the Golden Globe Awards with no less than 12 nominations (Variety), four of them for Inglourious Basterds, including best movie, best director, best screenplay and best supporting actor (you know who). Additionally, the already mentioned 10 nominations at the Critic’s Choice awards (see Guardian), with best picture, best supporting Waltz, best ensemble, best director, best screenplay, best cinematography (Robert Richardson), best art direction, editing (Sally Menke) and costume design. And best action movie on top of that (full list)! And then it killed at the NY Online Critics Award, too, winning best supporting actor and breakthrough performance (Christoph Waltz again), best screenplay and best cinematography! Wow. That’s a Bingo!

Also last night marked the DVD/BluRay release party of Inglourious Basterds at the New Beverly Theater in Hollywood (article). And Quentin spoke to the Hollywood Reporter about what his favorite flicks of 2009 are (link). So how’s that?

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