Judged: Emmy Nominations 2014

This may not come as a shock after seeing the content of my blog, but I am a massive award show buff and try to watch every single ceremony related to such subjects or at least try and know everything about them if I can't in fact, watch them. After all, I am the girl that pleaded with her Mum to ring up Sky and request they give us the movie channels for a night just so I could watch the Oscars. (It worked though, don't judge).

And because I watch a crazy amount of television shows, I always feel a little more involved with the ones that focus on that category, like the Emmy's for example. I feel like because I've actually watched 99% of the shows that are in the running for awards, I feel like I can judge it a little more than film awards. 

So when they announced all of the nominees for the 2014 Emmy Awards, I couldn't help but pick holes in the nominations I really didn't agree with. I always come to the conclusion that the Emmy's just can't let go of some shows that they clearly think are still good but most viewers have switched off and gotten bored. Biased about their noms much? In this years case, I sadly think so. So here's the lowdown of the things I think are totally wrong (and right) about this year's nominations...

Godzilla review: 'Monsters' director's take is the best of a bad bunch

After a total of 28 movies all portraying a slightly altered version of "the King of the monsters", British director Gareth Edwards takes it back to the start with a Godzilla that is presented in a similar way to the Japanese original.

After a radiation leak at the nuclear plant he works for, tragically killed his wife, Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston) becomes hellbent on explaining the reasons behind the devastation that day. 15 years later and embroiling his now grown son, Ford (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) into his investigations, father and son soon realise that it wasn't just a freak accident but rather the start of something much, much bigger...