The Worst Movie of the Year Goes To…

Posted by Craig Kessler on February 24, 2009 at 5:30 am

The Worst Movie of the Year Goes To…

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The Oscars are over and the best movies and their counterparts have been commended.  The awards have been given to the best of the best, and on the other side, the Razzie awards download Edmond movie

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20 Years After movie had their share of fun handing out awards for the worst movies of the year.  The Razzies celebrate the worst movies of the year and are voted on by a foundation of about 750 members.  This year controversy broke out when the nominations were leaked early, not like that really mattered.  The big winner (or Razzie) went to The Love Guru

starring unfunny man Mike Myers in possibly his worst role to date.  I have to be honest, I watched about 15 minutes of this movie online one day and had to shut my computer off it was that bad.  Paris Hilton had a huge day landing her Worst Actress, Worst Supporting Actress,  and one member of the Worst Screen Couple awards.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull won Worst Sequel and for good reasoning.  Basically it was a bad rip off of the X-Files and the only scenes with Ford were direct close ups.  The CGI was terrible and so bad looking on the car chase scene it was laughable.

Here is the entire list of losers for you to check out.  Do you agree with their selections?  What other movies would you have nomnated if you could have?


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  1. I never so The Love Guru, but I think that’s a good thing.

    I’m surprised The Happening managed to avoid the list, that was a terrible….terrible film.

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  2. @Anders I never saw The Happening but have seen it on a lot of worst movie lists. He is the most overrated director of all time and ever since Signs he has had complete garbage. I’ll leave that for another post though.

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