"The Brutalist" and "Emilia Pérez" triumphed, "Shōgun" and "Hacks" had big nights, and Nikki Glaser reminded viewers what it's like to have a host who's actually funny in the most memorable Golden Globes ceremony since the awards show nearly atomized a few years ago.

It was way back in 2003 that Adrien Brody won the Oscar for his role in The Pianist. Since then, he’s struggled to return to the awards race, as he acknowledged onstage when accepting his Globe on Sunday. “There was a time not too long ago that I felt this may never be a moment afforded to me again, so thank you,” he said.

Demi Moore looks more and more like a Best Actress nominee, Emilia Pérez looks like a Best Picture front-runner, and Adrien Brody's win over Timothée Chalamet could be setting up a Bob-vs.-Brutalist showdown for Best Actor.

Demi Moore has made a triumphant return to the Golden Globes, winning best actress for a role in a body horror which has revitalised her career. The 62-year-old gave an impassioned speech as she collected her award, telling the audience she was "at a low point" in her career before being cast in The Substance.

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No doubt in terms of the movie awards, and momentum toward Oscar Sunday, last night’s two top Golden Globe winners in terms of Best Picture and sheer numbers of statuettes were Netflix’s Emilia Perez which won a top prize of Best Motion Picture -Comedy or Musical along with three other victories from a record ten

Surprise wins for actresses Demi Moore and Fernanda Torres at the Globes mean that the road to the Oscars may have plenty more thrills to come.