12 of Our Favorite Movies That Weren’t Nominated for a Golden Globe Inline

  • Marion Cotillard Two Days One Night
    Photo: Courtesy of © Cinéart
    1/12

    Two Days, One Night

    From the Dardenne brothers, a devastating, succinct, and utterly brilliant portrayal of workplace insecurity and job loss. **Marion Cotillard’**s performance is staggering.

    —Sally Singer, Vogue Creative Digital Director

  • Sofia Vergara Chef
    Photo: Courtesy of © Open Road Films
    2/12

    Chef

    I loved Chef! As soon as the movie ended, I Googled what it would take to own a food truck (being a good cook, apparently, would be a good start) and then went to Café Habana the next day for a Cuban sandwich.

    —Andee Olson, Vogue.com Production Manager

  • Bradley Cooper American Sniper
    Photo: Courtesy of © Warner Bros. Pictures
    3/12

    American Sniper

    Largely ignored so far in this year’s awards race, **Bradley Cooper’**s performance and **Clint Eastwood’**s taut pacing make this true story the year’s most compelling, politics aside.

    —Mark Guiducci, Vogue Arts Reporter

  • Tilda Swinton Snowpiercer
    Photo: Courtesy of © The Weinstein Company
    4/12

    Snowpiercer

    Two words: Tilda Swinton. (Okay, five: Tilda Swinton alongside mind-blowing cinematography.)

    —Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor

  • Inherent Vice
    Photo: Courtesy of © Warner Bros. Pictures
    5/12

    Inherent Vice

    A stylishly substantive adaptation about stylish substance use in early seventies, sun-bleached Los Angeles.

    —Nick Remsen, Vogue Fashion Writer