It's just that no matter how good those movies are, they can't resist the crushing of "Avatar" too much, and the word-of-mouth of "Bomb Disposal Unit" and the fact that the director is Cameron's ex-wife have made a lot of people watching the lively melon eaters excited about their gossip. As for Leila, they are in a three-legged position, and in the first half of the awards season, almost every award is related to the three of them.

At this year's Golden Globe Awards, "Blood Diamond" was nominated for Best Screenplay in addition to the three awards of Best Actor, Best Director and Best Picture.

Leila was still very happy when she found out, not to mention the first three, she felt that the best screenplay was the most winning one. At that time, she and another screenwriter could not remember exactly how long it took her and another screenwriter to write the final script. But what is clear is definitely a very long time.

Think about it, one thing is done over and over again. A sentence, changed over and over again. I believe that not many people can endure this level of torture.

If it's just a revision, sometimes you have to find a place to stuff it into the script when you think of something. Where to stuff it, how to stuff it, and to what extent it is fortified, different methods of dealing with it will definitely cause different results.

But the result disappointed her, because the award for Best Screenplay was won by "In the Clouds".

"In the Clouds" may be good, but Lyra still thinks her "Blood Diamond" is more profound.

There are many people who think the same way as her, such as the audience in front of the TV.

"Is 'In the Clouds' good?"

""Blood Diamond", "500 Days with Shamo", even "District 9" is better than that, right?"

"What do you mean even if 'District 9'? If it weren't for the small budget, would 'District 9' be a god's work?"

"Support "Blood Diamond"! I was stimulated when I watched the movie, that is the most real movie!"

The audience talked a lot, but unfortunately their words could not be reached at all.

Roy knew that Leila cared about the script, and she must have been disappointed that she didn't get that award.

"You know, the Golden Globes aren't professional. They like to share the cake, and this piece will be given to "In the Clouds", and the rest will be shared with you. ”

Leila nodded silently, not smiling like the others did when the camera swept over. She is a director, not an actress, and she doesn't need to be generous. She was very unhappy about this award, and naturally she looked expressionless when the camera came.

Generally, after the results of the award are out, there will be a camera to focus on the failed nominees. If you perform too poorly at this time, you will become a target for the audience to criticize. It's good to be able to smile, and crying of disappointment when you can't laugh will also make people feel the reality of your feelings.

But Leila's lack of expression stood out among the other nominees.

The reporters with the sharpest sense of smell were the first to notice this, and it was obvious that Leila was unhappy with the results!

Leila is a big director at the highest level in Hollywood, and there is a Moran group behind her. What if she gets into trouble with the Golden Globes? If she questions the Golden Globes on the spot, it can definitely become a big topic!

It seems that she had an unpleasant time with the Golden Globes in the past, right? Reporters began to exchange information with each other.

Roy thinks that the Golden Globes didn't give Best Screenplay to Leila because they gave her a bigger slice of the cake, but he guessed wrong, because the next awards still don't have anything to do with "Blood Diamond".

Leonardo's heart and soul were met with the best actor in Best Actor by Jeff Bridges of "Crazy Heart." The best director became Cameron's possession, and even the best picture was taken home by Avatar.

After the awards for the film were awarded, many reporters, guests, and viewers watching the live broadcast in front of the TV were about to blow up.

Because no one expected that this would be the end result.

"Avatar" is very powerful, very good, and has won a lot of box office, but will it be too exaggerated to give it the best picture and the best director?

It's not wrong that it makes a lot of money, but that doesn't mean it's really good enough to win that award! Not to mention Leila's "Blood Diamond", even "Bomb Disposal Unit" has a high demand for awards, right?

Why did everyone look at the film without even winning a single hair at the Golden Globe Awards?

The audience was furious, the fans exploded, and the entertainment reporters were so excited that their eyes were red.

What do Leila and Catherine represent? What do they represent as Hollywood's female filmmakers! Are their works worse than Cameron's? Why did they not win the award, but Cameron won both of them? It must be the Golden Globes that are playing sexism!

Whether or not there is really sexism in it, journalists will take this out and hype it up desperately. Who calls this topic eye-catching? Especially with Leila in it, as soon as her aura of her own topic is released, a small piece of news can be hyped up all over the world.

In fact, it can also be said that the Golden Globe Award is unlucky. No one knows what they really think, and it's hard to say whether they discriminate against women. However, in terms of their marketing methods, they should not do such an obvious thing to find scolding. Even if some of them really had that kind of intention in their hearts, they wouldn't have made it so obvious.

But now the situation is, whether they really discriminate or not, the facts are all very clear. Just look at the list of winners, the Golden Globe judges didn't even have a chance to defend themselves.

Needless to say, the excitement of the reporters was not to mention, and the Golden Globes, which were presenting the TV awards, did not realize how sensational their decision would be, but the audience in front of the TV set was already in a fuss.

Layla's identity can be said to be the top level of people in Hollywood, and it is not an exaggeration to say that she is the most powerful person in Hollywood. If even she is subject to sexism, what about ordinary women?

"If both Best Actress and Supporting Actress can choose men, there will be nothing for women after the Golden Globe Awards!"

FB has always gathered a large number of users, and it is also the place where the topic is refreshed the fastest. When the Golden Globe Awards were handed out in the film category, someone said the above.

As soon as these words came out, countless people immediately liked them, most of whom were women.

Equality between men and women has been called for so many years, but who can say that it has really achieved this? In Hollywood, male stars of the same level are at least twice the salary of female stars. What is this not discrimination?