Most of the world forgot about "In Bruges," the opening-night film at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, not long after its opening in February (when it made a paltry $8 million over its run).

But the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association remembered. They awarded Martin McDonagh's little hitman comedy with three Golden Globe nominations - one for Best Picture (Musical or Comedy) and two for lead actors Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell.

"I didn't see it coming! Not even as a dark horse," Farrell told The Los Angeles Times.