Since 1980, members of the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation have voted to determine America’s worst movies of the year. The Razzies, as they’re known, are basically the anti-Oscars; if you were one of the actors unfortunate enough to be in one of the year’s crappiest films, you could be up for an award in categories such as “worst picture” and “worst supporting actress.” (The Razzies take place the night before the real Oscars.) This year’s nominations are in, and RealClearLife has curated a list of the noms from all the top categories. Do you regret seeing any of these?
Worst Picture
–Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
–Dirty Grandpa
–Gods of Egypt
–Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party
–Independence Day: Resurgence
–Zoolander No. 2
Worst Actor
-Ben Affleck for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
-Gerard Butler for Gods of Egypt and London Has Fallen
-Henry Cavill for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
-Robert de Niro for Dirty Grandpa
-Dinesh D’Souza [as himself] for Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party
-Ben Stiller for Zoolander No. 2
Worst Actress
-Megan Fox for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
-Tyler Perry for BOO! A Medea Halloween
-Julia Roberts for Mother’s Day
-Becky Turner [as Hillary Clinton] for Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party
-Naomi Watts for Divergent Series: Allegiant and Shut-In
-Shailene Woodley for Divergent Series: Allegiant
Worst Supporting Actress
-Julianne Hough for Dirty Grandpa
-Kate Hudson for Mother’s Day
-Aubrey Plaza for Dirty Grandpa
-Jane Seymour for Fifty Shades of Black
-Sela Ward for Independence Day: Resurgence
-Kristen Wiig for Zoolander No. 2
Worst Supporting Actor
-Nicolas Cage for Snowden
-Johnny Depp for Alice Through the Looking Glass
-Will Ferrell for Zoolander No. 2
-Jesse Eisenberg for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
-Jared Leto for Suicide Squad
-Owen Wilson for Zoolander No. 2
For the complete list of Razzies noms, click here.
—RealClearLife Staff
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