The Biggest Snubs From The 2019 Golden Globes

The Golden Globes are 2019's first chance to recognize all the incredible TV shows, movies, and actors that made our 2018 so memorable — which is why it's so frustrating when certain ones don't get their due. No award show can please everyone (and, of course, they aren't the only measure of how much we enjoyed something), but still, it's kind of hard to believe that shows like Succession and people like Carey Mulligan didn't make this year's cut.

The good news? We've only just begun award season, meaning there's plenty of other opportunities for, say, Hereditary, to get the props it deserves. Until then, that doesn't mean we can't rewatch the performances as many times as we'd like, but just so you know who to give some extra love to, here are the biggest snubs from the 2019 Golden Globes.

There were some pretty surprising absences from one of the biggest categories of the year. A Quiet Place was a box office favorite, but it only managed to nab a nom for its original score. Hereditary was totally shut out, along with Widows and Mary Queen Of Scots.

Did I actually believe Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again had a real shot at getting an award? No. Am I still disappointed? Yes, because as far as I'm concerned, what musical or comedy is better than one with both Pierce Brosnan and Cher?

Three brilliantly written films, First Reformed, Private Life, and Support The Girls, weren't just excluded from Best Screenplay, but from every single applicable category.

There's no doubt If Beale Street Could Talk should have found itself among Isle Of Dogs and Black Panther, but at least it got nods in a handful of other categories.

Once again, Hereditary comes up short, with neither Toni Collette nor Alex Wolf getting nods for their chilling performances. And while Julia Roberts got a nod for Homecoming, there was no love for her work in Ben Is Back. Let's not even begin to talk about the lack of Saoirse Ronan for Mary Queen Of Scots. And what about Yalitza Aparicio, Roma's crown jewel? Please respect our privacy at this difficult time.

Justice for Kathryn Hahn! Justice for Private Life!

Where is the love for Succession? Surely, this low-key hit is going to finally burst out onto the scene during awards season...I guess just not this one. Same goes for Maniac, which not only is a great show, but had some truly mind-blowing performances from Jonah Hill and Emma Stone.

Both Atlanta and GLOW, two previous academy favorites, didn't make an appearance in this category — bot don't worry, Donald Glover and Alison Brie got nods for their performances.

Neither Issa Rae from Insecure nor Maya Rudolph from Amazon's new show Forever got recognized. Not even Rudolph's incredible clogs! While Sandra Oh got a well-deserved nod for her work on Killing Eve, her co-star Jodie Comer was once again not nominated.

The 2019 Golden Globes will air on January 6, 2019.