Precious/Lee Daniels

Mo’nique can now add “Golden Globe Winner” on her resume. The big question here is: Did she deserve her Golden Globe win? Most definitely. Her role as the abusive and uncaring mother to Precious(Gabourey Sidibe) showed Mo’nique had range as an actress. With her new found win, an Oscar award may very well be in her sights. The Voluptuous beauty broke out as a stand up comedian. Since then Mo’nique has kept audiences laughing with her TV sitcom “The Parkers”, ” and now on her brand new late night talk show “Mo’nique”.

The Blind Slide/Warner Bros.

No complaints on Sandra Bullocks’ win for “Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama”. Would’ve it been nice to see Gabourey Sidibe(Precious) take it home? Truthfully, Yes. But this award has been a long time coming for the 45-year-old actress. Sandra Bullock, like actress Mo’nique, has always been known for her comedy roles. However, Bullock trades the laughs for a more serious role as nurturing mother in the “The Blind Side”.

Up/Pixar

Pixar’s “Up” Scored two big wins at the “67th Annual Golden Globes”. Which were for “Best Animated Feature Film” and “Best Musical Score”. The awards were rightfully deserved 3-D animated film. “Up” is an heartwarming story that proves that you’re never too old to live out your dream.

John Lilthglow in Dexter (Showtime)

John Lithgow walked away with Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture.. Lithgow convincingly portrayed cold and merciless serial killer on the current season of Dexter.

Michael C. Hall as Dexter

Speaking of Dexter, after being nominated previously 3 times in the “Best Actor” category , Michael C. Hall finally won Best Actor – Television Series Drama. Every Sunday, viewers tune in to see what serial killer Dexter Morgan will get himself into next.

Sherlock Holmes/Warner Bros.

Robert Downey Jr. has proven that he can portray any charachter in a film. To no one’s surprise, the veteran actor walked away with a Golden Globe for “Best Actor in a Comedy/Musical Film”. So, while we have no objections to Downey’s win, there is someone else deserving of that award as well- Joseph Gordon-Levitt in “500 Days of Summer”.

Mad Men/AMC

One of the toughest categories of the night, AMC’s “Mad Men” edged out “True Blood” and “Dexter” for “Best Television Drama”. Fans are not only watching the show for the fashion. The story lines and characters of “Mad Men” make it must watch TV.

Avatar

Another big category at the 67th Annual Globes last night-Best Motion Picture-Drama. Avatar, the 3rd highest grossing film of all time, beat contenders “Inglorious Basterds”, “Invictus” and “Up in the air”. Things couldn’t have gotten any better for James Cameron, who also earned another Golden Globe Award for “Best Director”.

Glee/Fox

Glee has plenty to be “glee” about as the show walked with Best Comedy in the TV category.

Other winners for the night included: Meryl Streep (Julie & Julia), Jeff Bridges (Crazy Heart) and Toni Collette (United States of Tara).

Do you agree with the choices at the 2010 Golden Globes? If not, let us know who you were pulling for at this year’s show in the comments section!

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