The Golden Raspberry Awards / Razzie Awards Thread
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Originally Posted by jaeufraser
Well it's not like that role was really much more than that. The boobs and ass were far more important than how she delivered her lines.
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another House of Wax vote..c'mon people, there were far worse movies in the horror genre released last year.
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It is obvious Tom Cruize and Katie Holms had Razzie nominations mostly through the bizarre relationship they having with each other, rather than the performances they put into their movies in 2005.
While Katie Holms could be deemed a weak link in the excellent cast line up Batman Begins, she was far from terrible and the criticism directed at her was a tad excessive.
Tom Cruise put a decent performance in the flawed and uneven War of the Worlds. I think the Razzies have abandoned their true credibilty and satirical touch a good half-decade ago.
While Katie Holms could be deemed a weak link in the excellent cast line up Batman Begins, she was far from terrible and the criticism directed at her was a tad excessive.
Tom Cruise put a decent performance in the flawed and uneven War of the Worlds. I think the Razzies have abandoned their true credibilty and satirical touch a good half-decade ago.
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Originally Posted by Cancer Man
While Katie Holms could be deemed a weak link in the excellent cast line up Batman Begins, she was far from terrible and the criticism directed at her was a tad excessive.
By contrast, Tom Cruise's nomination is a joke. While he's a buffoon in real life, he's been a good-to-excellent actor in everything he's done.
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Originally Posted by darkhawk
Worst Actor
Will Ferrell - Bewitched & Kicking and Screaming
Will Ferrell - Bewitched & Kicking and Screaming

Katie Holmes doesn't deserve to be anywhere near this list. Perhaps she was nothing special in Begins, but she wasn't bad.
And I don't care what anyone says, Bewitched was a cute movie.
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The funniest thing anyone has said yet!
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Katie Holmes deserves to be near the top of the list for the Razzies. The girl simply can't act on an "A" level. Surrounding her with a cast such as Batman is only going to make her shortcomings as an actress stand out even clearer.
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Razzie Awards - The worst of 2006
I did a search, but didn't see anything on these nominations.
http://www.razzies.com/history/27thNoms.asp
Worst Picture
Basic Instinct 2
(a.k.a. Basically, It Stinks, Too)
Bloodrayne
Lady In The Water
Little Man
Wicker Man
Worst Actor
Tim Allen
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause,
The Shaggy Dog and Zoom
Nicolas Cage
Wicker Man
Larry, The Cable Guy (Dan Whitney)
Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector
Rob Schneider
The Benchwarmers and Little Man
Marlon Wayans & Shawn Wayans
Little Man
Worst Actress
Hilary Duff & Haylie Duff
Material Girls
Lindsay Lohan
Just My Luck
Kristanna Loken
Bloodrayne
Jessica Simpson
Employee Of The Month
Sharon Stone
Basically It Stinks, Too
Worst Supporting Actor
Danny DeVito
Deck The Halls
Ben Kingsley
Bloodrayne
M. Night Shyamalan
Lady In The Water
Martin Short
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
David Thewlis
Basically, It Stinks, Too! and The Omen
Worst Supporting Actress
Kate Bosworth
Superman Returns
Kristin Chenoweth
Deck The Halls, Pink Panther and RV
Carmen Electra
Date Movie and Scary Movie 4
Jenny McCarthy
John Tucker Must Die
Michelle Rodriguez
Bloodrayne
Worst Screen Couple
Tim Allen & Martin Short
Santa Clause 3
Nicolas Cage & His Bear Suit
Wicker Man
Hilary & Haylie Duff
Material Girls
Sharon Stone's Lop-Sided Breasts
Basically, It Stinks, Too
Shawn Wayans & EITHER
Kerry Washington OR
Marlon Wayans
Little Man
Worst Remake or Ripoff
Little Man - Rip-off of the 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baby Buggy Bunny"
Pink Panther
Poseidon
The Shaggy Dog Story
Wicker Man
Worst Sequel or Prequel
Basically, It Stinks, Too
(a.k.a. Basically, It Stinks, Too)
Big Momma's House 2
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
Santa Clause 3
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
Worst Director
Uwe Boll
Bloodrayne
Michael Caton-Jones
Basic Instinct 2
Ron Howard
The Da Vinci Code
M. Night Shyamalan
Lady In The Water
Keenan Ivory Wayans
Little Man
Worst Screenplay
Basically, It Stinks, Too
Screenplay by Leora Barish & Henry Bean
Based on Characters Created by Joe Eszterhas
Bloodrayne
Screenplay by Guinevere Turner, Based on the Video Game
Lady In The Water
Written by M. Night Shyamalan
Little Man
Written by Keenan Ivory Wayans, Marlon Wayans,
and Shawn Wayans
Wicker Man
Screenplay Adapted by Neil LaBute
from a Screenplay by Anthony Schaffer
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment
Deck The Halls
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
RV
Santa Clause 3
The Shaggy Dog
http://www.razzies.com/history/27thNoms.asp
“Little Man” and Sharon Stone’s “Basic Instinct 2 ” lead
with seven nods each, “Bloodrayne ,” “Lady In The Water ,”
“Wicker Man” also Worst Picture nominees.
Any honest Academy member will admit that Oscar voters are dealing with slim pickings for 2006. But at the other end of the quality scale, voters for this year's 27th Annual RAZZIE® Awards had literally dozens of deserving contenders to choose from. And choose they have…and RAZZ the nominees they will, in ceremonies to be held at 7:30pm/PST on Oscar eve, Saturday, February 24 at Hollywood's Ivar Theatre.
Heading the dis-honor roll of Worst Achievements in Film this year are a lascivious murder mystery that turned out to be a laugh riot, and a comedy nearly as devoid of laughs as SCHINDLER'S LIST: Sharon Stone as a "femme fatale" The L.A. Times called "footloose and panty-free" in BASIC INSTINCT 2 and Shawn and Marlon Wayans in their brother Keenan Ivory Wayans' blatant knock-off of a 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon, LITTLE MAN. Each racked up 7 shots at the spray-painted gold statuettes no one in Hollywood really wants to "win." Joining these films in the final circle as Worst Picture nominees are M. Night Shyamalan's brain-dead bedtime story (and box office dud) LADY IN THE WATER, Oscar winner Nicolas Cage donning an unconvincing bear suit in the laugh-out-loud funny remake of the Australian thriller WICKER MAN, and a film helmed by the man many Internet users consider the worst director alive today, Uwe Boll's BLOODRAYNE.
The Wayans brothers and Cage will be competing for Worst Actor of 2006 against last year's "winner" Rob Schneider in BENCHWARMERS, former TV funnyman Tim Allen, with a trio of terrible titles (SANTA CLAUSE 3, SHAGGY DOG and ZOOM) and Larry the Cable Guy (Dan Whitney) as Larry the Cable Guy in LARRY THE CABLE GUY: HEALTH INSPECTOR. Vying with Stone for Worst Actress will be repeat offender Jessica Simpson (nominated this year for EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH), teen-idol (and terrible role model) Lindsay Lohan in JUST MY LUCK, newcomer Kristanna Loken in BLOODRAYNE and spelling-challenged risible siblings Hilary and Haylie Duff in MATERIALS GIRLS. Other well-known names and former Oscar darlings getting dinged with Golden Raspberry nods for 2006 include Ben Kingsley, Martin Short and Danny DeVito competing as Worst Supporting Actor, and RAZZIE® regulars Jenny McCarthy and Carmen Electra competing with LOST star Michelle Rodriguez, Kristin Chenoweth and Kate Bosworth (as an ultra-lame Lois Lane in SUPERMAN RETURNS) for Worst Supporting Actress. This year's newest RAZZIE® category salutes the dearth of quality G and PG rated movie fare in 2006: Nominated as Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment are DECK THE HALLS, GARFIELD 2, RV, SANTA CLAUSE 3 and SHAGGY DOG. Links to the complete list of nominees are on the left column of this page.
The RAZZIES® were created in 1980 by lifelong cinemaniac and cynic John Wilson, author of both THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE® MOVIE GUIDE and EVERYTHING I KNOW I LEARNED AT THE MOVIES. Nominees were determined by mailing ballots to 737 Golden Raspberry Foundation members throughout 42 US states and more than a dozen foreign countries. Should they choose to accept their RAZZIES® "winners" receive a gold-spray-painted, golf-ball-sized raspberry atop a mangled super 8 film reel, with an estimated street value of $4.97. For more information on the RAZZIE® Awards, and their ill-lustrious history, please visit www.razzies.com.
Nominations Per Picture
Basically, It Stinks, Too, 7 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor, Director, Sequel, Screenplay and Screen Couple
Little Man,7 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actor (2) Remake/Rip-Off, Director, Screenplay and Screen Couple
Bloodrayne, 6 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Director and Screenplay
Wicker Man, 5 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actor, Screenplay, Remake and Screen Couple
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, 5 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Worst Actor, Supporting Actor, Sequel and Screen Couple
Lady In The Water, 4 Nominations
Worst Picture, Supporting Actor, Director and Screenplay
Deck The Halls, 3 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress
The Shaggy Dog, 3 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Worst Remake and Worst Actor
with seven nods each, “Bloodrayne ,” “Lady In The Water ,”
“Wicker Man” also Worst Picture nominees.
Any honest Academy member will admit that Oscar voters are dealing with slim pickings for 2006. But at the other end of the quality scale, voters for this year's 27th Annual RAZZIE® Awards had literally dozens of deserving contenders to choose from. And choose they have…and RAZZ the nominees they will, in ceremonies to be held at 7:30pm/PST on Oscar eve, Saturday, February 24 at Hollywood's Ivar Theatre.
Heading the dis-honor roll of Worst Achievements in Film this year are a lascivious murder mystery that turned out to be a laugh riot, and a comedy nearly as devoid of laughs as SCHINDLER'S LIST: Sharon Stone as a "femme fatale" The L.A. Times called "footloose and panty-free" in BASIC INSTINCT 2 and Shawn and Marlon Wayans in their brother Keenan Ivory Wayans' blatant knock-off of a 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon, LITTLE MAN. Each racked up 7 shots at the spray-painted gold statuettes no one in Hollywood really wants to "win." Joining these films in the final circle as Worst Picture nominees are M. Night Shyamalan's brain-dead bedtime story (and box office dud) LADY IN THE WATER, Oscar winner Nicolas Cage donning an unconvincing bear suit in the laugh-out-loud funny remake of the Australian thriller WICKER MAN, and a film helmed by the man many Internet users consider the worst director alive today, Uwe Boll's BLOODRAYNE.
The Wayans brothers and Cage will be competing for Worst Actor of 2006 against last year's "winner" Rob Schneider in BENCHWARMERS, former TV funnyman Tim Allen, with a trio of terrible titles (SANTA CLAUSE 3, SHAGGY DOG and ZOOM) and Larry the Cable Guy (Dan Whitney) as Larry the Cable Guy in LARRY THE CABLE GUY: HEALTH INSPECTOR. Vying with Stone for Worst Actress will be repeat offender Jessica Simpson (nominated this year for EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH), teen-idol (and terrible role model) Lindsay Lohan in JUST MY LUCK, newcomer Kristanna Loken in BLOODRAYNE and spelling-challenged risible siblings Hilary and Haylie Duff in MATERIALS GIRLS. Other well-known names and former Oscar darlings getting dinged with Golden Raspberry nods for 2006 include Ben Kingsley, Martin Short and Danny DeVito competing as Worst Supporting Actor, and RAZZIE® regulars Jenny McCarthy and Carmen Electra competing with LOST star Michelle Rodriguez, Kristin Chenoweth and Kate Bosworth (as an ultra-lame Lois Lane in SUPERMAN RETURNS) for Worst Supporting Actress. This year's newest RAZZIE® category salutes the dearth of quality G and PG rated movie fare in 2006: Nominated as Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment are DECK THE HALLS, GARFIELD 2, RV, SANTA CLAUSE 3 and SHAGGY DOG. Links to the complete list of nominees are on the left column of this page.
The RAZZIES® were created in 1980 by lifelong cinemaniac and cynic John Wilson, author of both THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE® MOVIE GUIDE and EVERYTHING I KNOW I LEARNED AT THE MOVIES. Nominees were determined by mailing ballots to 737 Golden Raspberry Foundation members throughout 42 US states and more than a dozen foreign countries. Should they choose to accept their RAZZIES® "winners" receive a gold-spray-painted, golf-ball-sized raspberry atop a mangled super 8 film reel, with an estimated street value of $4.97. For more information on the RAZZIE® Awards, and their ill-lustrious history, please visit www.razzies.com.
Nominations Per Picture
Basically, It Stinks, Too, 7 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor, Director, Sequel, Screenplay and Screen Couple
Little Man,7 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actor (2) Remake/Rip-Off, Director, Screenplay and Screen Couple
Bloodrayne, 6 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Director and Screenplay
Wicker Man, 5 Nominations
Worst Picture, Actor, Screenplay, Remake and Screen Couple
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, 5 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Worst Actor, Supporting Actor, Sequel and Screen Couple
Lady In The Water, 4 Nominations
Worst Picture, Supporting Actor, Director and Screenplay
Deck The Halls, 3 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress
The Shaggy Dog, 3 Nominations
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment, Worst Remake and Worst Actor
Basic Instinct 2
(a.k.a. Basically, It Stinks, Too)
Bloodrayne
Lady In The Water
Little Man
Wicker Man
Worst Actor
Tim Allen
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause,
The Shaggy Dog and Zoom
Nicolas Cage
Wicker Man
Larry, The Cable Guy (Dan Whitney)
Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector
Rob Schneider
The Benchwarmers and Little Man
Marlon Wayans & Shawn Wayans
Little Man
Worst Actress
Hilary Duff & Haylie Duff
Material Girls
Lindsay Lohan
Just My Luck
Kristanna Loken
Bloodrayne
Jessica Simpson
Employee Of The Month
Sharon Stone
Basically It Stinks, Too
Worst Supporting Actor
Danny DeVito
Deck The Halls
Ben Kingsley
Bloodrayne
M. Night Shyamalan
Lady In The Water
Martin Short
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
David Thewlis
Basically, It Stinks, Too! and The Omen
Worst Supporting Actress
Kate Bosworth
Superman Returns
Kristin Chenoweth
Deck The Halls, Pink Panther and RV
Carmen Electra
Date Movie and Scary Movie 4
Jenny McCarthy
John Tucker Must Die
Michelle Rodriguez
Bloodrayne
Worst Screen Couple
Tim Allen & Martin Short
Santa Clause 3
Nicolas Cage & His Bear Suit
Wicker Man
Hilary & Haylie Duff
Material Girls
Sharon Stone's Lop-Sided Breasts
Basically, It Stinks, Too
Shawn Wayans & EITHER
Kerry Washington OR
Marlon Wayans
Little Man
Worst Remake or Ripoff
Little Man - Rip-off of the 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baby Buggy Bunny"
Pink Panther
Poseidon
The Shaggy Dog Story
Wicker Man
Worst Sequel or Prequel
Basically, It Stinks, Too
(a.k.a. Basically, It Stinks, Too)
Big Momma's House 2
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
Santa Clause 3
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
Worst Director
Uwe Boll
Bloodrayne
Michael Caton-Jones
Basic Instinct 2
Ron Howard
The Da Vinci Code
M. Night Shyamalan
Lady In The Water
Keenan Ivory Wayans
Little Man
Worst Screenplay
Basically, It Stinks, Too
Screenplay by Leora Barish & Henry Bean
Based on Characters Created by Joe Eszterhas
Bloodrayne
Screenplay by Guinevere Turner, Based on the Video Game
Lady In The Water
Written by M. Night Shyamalan
Little Man
Written by Keenan Ivory Wayans, Marlon Wayans,
and Shawn Wayans
Wicker Man
Screenplay Adapted by Neil LaBute
from a Screenplay by Anthony Schaffer
Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment
Deck The Halls
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
RV
Santa Clause 3
The Shaggy Dog
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The only one of those movies I saw all year was DaVinci Code, but surely there must be a worse director than Ron Howard.
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I've seen 3:
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
The Da Vinci Code
Superman Returns
Maybe I'm an ass, but I liked all 3.
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
The Da Vinci Code
Superman Returns
Maybe I'm an ass, but I liked all 3.
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I think Lady in the Water is getting a bad shake here. It wasn't great, but if Shyamalan's name wasn't on it there wouldn't be nearly the outrage. I also really liked Superman Returns, but this list always throws some popular movies on there just to get people upset and talking about it.
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It looks like the Razzies are finally getting back on track a bit. I don't see as many of those goofy nominations that they've done in the past few years, the ones that seem to be jokes within themselves rather than just lampooning bad movies/performances.
I haven't seen Lady in the Water, but the only knock on Superman Returns I can see here is Kate Bosworth. And that nom makes sense in the sense that a lot of people thought she was woefully miscast (or just plain awful) as Lois, and thus one of the film's biggest weaknesses.
I haven't seen Lady in the Water, but the only knock on Superman Returns I can see here is Kate Bosworth. And that nom makes sense in the sense that a lot of people thought she was woefully miscast (or just plain awful) as Lois, and thus one of the film's biggest weaknesses.
Last edited by DRG; 01-24-07 at 10:08 AM.
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Originally Posted by bravesmg
I also really liked Superman Returns, but this list always throws some popular movies on there just to get people upset and talking about it.
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Originally Posted by Vipper II
Superman Returns was not bad, but Kate Bosworth's performance as Lois Lane is definitely worthy of a Razzie.
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I agree with the Ron Howard sentiment. The Razzies should get their own Razzie for nominating him. The DaVinci Code is well-directed, whether you like what Howard did with the source material or not.
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
I agree with the Ron Howard sentiment. The Razzies should get their own Razzie for nominating him. The DaVinci Code is well-directed, whether you like what Howard did with the source material or not.



