Well, at least one half of Barbenheimer had a big Golden Globes night.

The race to March's Academy Awards kicked into a new gear Sunday with the 81st annual Golden Globe Awards, and Christopher Nolan's atomic bomb biopic "Oppenheimer" nabbing five honors including best drama, director, lead drama actor (Cillian Murphy) and supporting actor (Robert Downey Jr.). But Greta Gerwig's cultural phenomenon "Barbie," the other half of everyone's favorite summer double feature, was upended by "Poor Things," which took home best comedy and lead comedy actress for Emma Stone, though the pink-spattered flick did win for best song as well as cinematic and box-office achievement.

"The Holdovers" was the other big Globes victor, getting lead comedy actor for Paul Giamatti and supporting actress for Da'Vine Joy Randolph. And in the TV categories, "Beef" won best limited series, "The Bear" garnered top comedy and "Succession" nabbed best drama.

Lily Gladstone named best actress, 'Oppenheimer' grabs best drama

I love everyone in this room right now," Gladstone says, after speaking in her Blackfeet language after getting her first Globe for best actress in a drama for "Killers of the Flower Moon." "This is a historic win - it doesn't just belong to me. ... This is for every native kid out there with a dream. Redmore