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   Wes Huizar
   January 24th, 2011 - 23:10

   We somehow forgot to post the nominees for Worst Supporting Actress, so I added them and updated the nominations tallies accordingly.

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   Tarek
   January 24th, 2011 - 19:10

   Personally I am satisfied that Sex and the City 2 is on the list. That movie was shamelessly offending another culture and the ladies behaved like colonial masters.

   I didn´t see The Last Airbender….poor Shyamalan. I can´t believe he did The Sixth Sense long long long time ago. (

   By the way I would add Ridley Scott´s Robin Hood to the list. For me it was the biggest disappointment of the year. A total disaster, a film with no soul.

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   Almasy
   January 24th, 2011 - 18:52

   I totally agree with the razzies this year. Every nomination is worth it.

   This is a year con many nominations for few films.

   In Excellency and Mediocrity

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   Hollywood Z
   January 24th, 2011 - 14:37

   As a fan of the cartoon series, I can safely say that the potential was there, but it was wasted in this film. That’s why I gave it no stars.

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   Wesley Lovell
   January 24th, 2011 - 14:31

   I’ve seen The Last Airbender. And I gave it half a star for some minor potential that was completely trodden on by ineptitude and a couple of nice, but underwhelming visual effects.

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   Hollywood Z
   January 24th, 2011 - 13:39

   You know, I don’t think any one on the discussion boards have bothered to watch The Last Airbender, but until I hear that they’ve seen it, I don’t think any one has the qualifications to award a movie one star or less. This is truly the embodiment of inept and bad filmmaking.

   And is there anyway I can start a national campaign to get Kristen Stewart the award for Worst Actress this year? I can’t think of a single actor/actress that is this consistently unbelievable and talentless.

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     Mike Furlong
     January 25th, 2011 - 01:43

     Kristen Stewart has already demonstrated that she can give a good performance, particularly in Speak (2004) and this year’s The Runaways, but too much judgment and focus is passed upon the Twilight films, as she’s really not required to do much in any of those films other than bite her bottom lip and look sullen. She has more beauty to spare than anything, not unlike most young Hollywood stars these days, but I don’t think it’s fair to say she’s talentless. I would reserve the talentless moniker for someone like Rob Schneider, who has literally done the same unfunny schtick over and over for decades, or Paul Walker, who has given a good impersonation of a big block of wood in each and every film. Others more deserving also include, Hayden Christensen, Jessica Alba, Megan Fox, Channing Tatum, Josh Hartnett, Mandy Moore and Chris Evans. But I guess we all have those we can’t stand in movies.

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       Wes Huizar
       January 25th, 2011 - 16:00

       Hayden Christensen has given a couple of good performances in “Life as a House” and “Shattered Glass” and Josh Hartnett was excellent in “The Virgin Suicides” and “Black Hawk Down.” And I can’t say I especially dislike Chris Evans, who was very good in “Sunshine” and “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.” I completely agree with the others though (and for the most part agree with Christensen and Hartnett, who have ranged from terrible to passable in everything else they’ve been in).

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         Mike Furlong
         January 26th, 2011 - 01:01

         At least you didn’t defend Rob Schneider or Paul Walker, and I respect that. I forgot that I liked Hayden in Shattered Glass.

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         Wesley Lovell
         January 26th, 2011 - 05:28

         Evans was also decent in The Losers, a film that should have been given a lot more credit than it was. It was a formulaic film, but it was entertaining…more so than a lot of crap that passes for mindless entertainment these days.

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