‘James Corden must be stopped at all costs’: Twitter reacts to chaotic Golden Globe nominations
Many fans were surprised Corden was nominated for The Prom over Meryl Streep – while I May Destroy You was snubbed entirely
The 2021 Golden Globes nominations have been announced – leaving many fans totally perplexed.
This year’s list of nominees is especially surprising, with critical flops such as Emily in Paris getting the nod, while groundbreaking dramas like I May Destroy You were snubbed completely.
On social media, many are expressing their bafflement as to why James Corden – who was widely condemned for leaning into “horrifying” gay stereotypes in The Prom – received a nomination for the Netflix film while his co-star Meryl Streep did not.
“Giving James Corden a nomination but not Meryl Streep is a crime,” wrote one person.
Another posted crying emojis with the comment: “James Corden in the same category with Dev Patel. Dev I’m so sorry.”
“James Corden must be stopped at all costs,” tweeted a third.
Others questioned why the much-derided series Emily in Paris received not one, but two nominations (including for star Lily Collins).
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“I enjoyed Emily in Paris because Emily in Paris made me feel nothing and at that point in the pandemic ‘nothing’ was the best I could hope for when it came to emotions,” tweeted a fan. “But I would definitely never suggest that Emily in Paris was ‘good’.”
And the biggest crime of all was Michaela Coel’s brilliant I May Destroy You being ignored.
“Hahaha sorry am just laughing uncontrollably at a tiny group of autograph hunters who think Emily in Paris is better than I May Destroy You,” said one viewer.
Read more about the biggest snubs and surprises here.
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