'Harry Potter' Among Greatest Golden Globe Snubs

For each listing of movie award nominations, there'll most likely be a nearly equally lengthy listing of snubs. Not surprisingly, the 2011 Golden Globe nominations skipped a few of the year's best product, but a few of the snubs were too large to disregard. To right a few of the wrongs, we selected our five most unforgivable oversights in the Golden Globe nominations. No Original Song Nominations for 'The Muppets' You would be hard-pressed to locate somebody that did not go out of "The Muppets" belting out "Guy or Muppet" or whizzing "Life's A Contented Song." Inside a fair and merely world, Bret McKenzie's focus on the film might have adopted three from the five slots, because apart from being appealing as hell, the tunes made the film work in addition to it did. No Actor Nomination for Gary Oldman in 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' Gary Oldman happens to be among film's most animated stars, then when he completed as quiet and controlled of the performance because he did with "Mess, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," people required notice. Sadly, the HFPA weren't included in this. Oldman hasn't been nominated for whether Golden Globe or perhaps an Academy awards. That do I blame? EEVVVERRYYOONNEE! No Director Nomination for Terrence Malick for 'Tree of Life' No matter what your location is around the cosmic aspects of the "Tree of Existence," director Terrence Malick warrants recognition for that scope, scale and vision of his epic. He taken a few of the year's best performances making a movie unlike anything we have seen before. Comparatively, most of the other director nominations appear safe. No Lead Actor Nomination for Michael Shannon in 'Take Shelter' Like a guy battling using the finish around the globe and/or losing his sanity, Michael Shannon commanded the screen in "Take Shelter" and demonstrated he's probably the most interesting stars working today. The scene in the community center alone was worth a nomination, but fortunately, Shannon is the kind of actor which will show on shortlists for a long time. No Best Film Nomination for 'Harry Potter and also the Deathly Hallows - Part 2' It had been always a lengthy shot, but when you match it up movie to each other this season when it comes to emotional payback, it clearly deserved a Best Film nomination. 10 years within the making, "Deathly Hallows - Part 2" had the highest order associated with a movie this year: deliver a satisfying conclusion and act as a standalone movie. Not just made it happen fulfill its promises, it surpassed anticipation. Honorable Mention: Nearly Every Television Category The HFPA always favors more recent shows, however they required it too much this season. By nominating seven new series for that ten Best Series slots, they handled to snub "Parks and Entertainment," "Breaking Bad," and "Friday Evening Lights." Using the latter two, the HFPA also skipped apparent actor nominations for Aaron Paul, Giancarlo Esposito and Kyle Chandler. Don't even cause me to feel point out that they overlooked Steve Carrell's last episodes on "Work.Inch What were your greatest snubs? Tell us within the comments below as well as on Twitter!