The Golden Globe and Critic's Choice awards have kicked off 2018's award season, which means that a handful of 2017's most acclaimed movies have already taken home some awards [1]. With the next shows coming up fast and furious — the SAG Awards on Jan. 21 — we're keeping track of who's already a huge winner this award season. With movies like Call Me by Your Name getting a ton of buzz but not the most nominations or awards (that would seem to be Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, thus far), it's already shaping up to be a very interesting award season. See which movies have what nominations and wins so far, and get very excited for it to all get shaken up when the Oscar nominations are announced on Jan. 23!
Call Me By Your Name
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best motion picture, drama
Best actor, drama, Timothée Chalamet [2]
Best supporting actor, Armie Hammer
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins
Best adapted screenplay, James Ivory
Nominations:
Best picture
Best actor, Timothée Chalamet
Best supporting actor, Armie Hammer
Best supporting actor, Michael Stuhlbarg
Best director, Luca Guadagnino
Best cinematography
Best song, "Mystery of Love"
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role, Timothée Chalamet
Lady Bird
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best motion picture, musical or comedy
Best actress, musical or comedy, Saoirse Ronan
Nominations:
Best supporting actress, Laurie Metcalf
Best screenplay
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best picture
Best actress, Saoirse Ronan
Best actress in a comedy, Saoirse Ronan
Best supporting actress, Laurie Metcalf
Best acting ensemble
Best director, Greta Gerwig
Best original screenplay
Best comedy
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role, Saoirse Ronan
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role, Laurie Metcalf
I, Tonya
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best supporting actress, Allison Janney
Nominations:
Best motion picture, musical or comedy
Best actress, musical or comedy, Margot Robbie
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best actress in a comedy, Margot Robbie
Best supporting actress, Allison Janney
Nominations:
Best actress, Margot Robbie
Best hair and makeup
Best comedy
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role, Margot Robbie
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role, Allison Janney
The Shape of Water
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best director, Guillermo del Toro
Best original score
Nominations:
Best motion picture, drama
Best actress, drama, Sally Hawkins
Best supporting actor, Richard Jenkins
Best supporting actress, Octavia Spencer
Best screenplay
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best picture
Best director, Guillermo del Toro
Best score
Best production design
Nominations:
Best actress, Sally Hawkins
Best supporting actor, Richard Jenkins
Best supporting actress, Octavia Spencer
Best original screenplay
Best cinematography
Best editing
Best costume design
Best hair and makeup
Best visual effects
Bets sci-fi or horror movie
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role, Sally Hawkins
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a supporting role, Richard Jenkins
Get Out
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best motion picture, musical or comedy
Best actor, musical or comedy, Daniel Kaluuya
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best original screenplay
Best sci-fi or horror movie
Nominations:
Best picture
Best actor, Daniel Kaluuya
Best director, Jordan Peele [3]
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role, Daniel Kaluuya
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best motion picture, drama
Best actress, drama, Frances McDormand
Best supporting actor, Sam Rockwell
Best screenplay
Nominations:
Best director, Martin McDonagh
Best original score
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best actress, Frances McDormand
Best supporting actor, Sam Rockwell
Best acting ensemble
Nominations:
Best picture
Best director, Martin McDonagh
Best original screenplay
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role, Frances McDormand
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a supporting role, Sam Rockwell
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a supporting role, Woody Harrelson
The Disaster Artist
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best actor, musical or comedy, James Franco [4]
Nominations:
Best motion picture, musical or comedy
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best actor in a comedy, James Franco
Nominations:
Best actor, James Franco
Best adapted screenplay
Best comedy
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role, James Franco
The Big Sick
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins
Best comedy
Nominations:
Best picture
Best supporting actress, Holly Hunter
Best original screenplay
Best actor in a comedy, Kumail Nanjiani
Best actress in a comedy, Zoe Kazan
SAG Awards:
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role, Holly Hunter
Phantom Thread
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best actor, drama, Daniel Day-Lewis
Best original score
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins
Best costume design
Nominations:
Best actor, Daniel Day-Lewis
Best production design
Best score
All the Money in the World
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best actress, drama, Michelle Williams [5]
Best supporting actor, Christopher Plummer
Best director, Ridley Scott
Darkest Hour
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best actor, drama, Gary Oldman
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best actor, Gary Oldman
Best hair and makeup
Nominations:
Best picture
Best score
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role, Gary Oldman
Mudbound
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best supporting actress, Mary J. Blige
Best original song, "Mighty River"
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best supporting actress, Mary J. Blige
Best acting ensemble
Best adapted screenplay
Best cinematography
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role, Mary J. Blige
Coco
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best animated film
Nominations:
Best original song, "Remember Me"
Critics' Choice Awards:
Wins:
Best animated feature
Best song, "Remember Me"
The Post
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best motion picture, drama
Best actor, drama, Tom Hanks [6]
Best actress, drama, Meryl Streep [7]
Best director, Steven Spielberg [8]
Best original score
Best screenplay
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best picture
Best actor, Tom Hanks
Best actress, Meryl Streep
Best acting ensemble
Best director, Steven Spielberg
Best original screenplay
Best editing
Best score
Downsizing
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best supporting actress, Hong Chau
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best supporting actress, Hong Chau
SAG Awards
Nominations:
Outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role, Hong Chau
Molly's Game
Golden Globe Awards:
Nominations:
Best screenplay
Best actress, drama, Jessica Chastain
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best actress, Jessica Chastain
Best adapted screenplay
The Greatest Showman
Golden Globe Awards:
Wins:
Best song, "This Is Me"
Nominations:
Best motion picture, musical or comedy
Best actor, musical or comedy, Hugh Jackman [9]
Critics' Choice Awards:
Nominations:
Best song, "This Is Me"