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Jesse Eisenberg stated that winning a Razzie for 'Batman v Superman' caused him to abandon acting in favor of directing. He claimed the award signaled industry rejection, leading him to write and direct films to sustain his career. This shift culminated in his recent directorial work, including 'The Debut' and 'A Real Pain.'
Jesse Eisenberg stated that winning a Razzie for 'Batman v Superman' caused him to abandon acting in favor of directing. He claimed the award signaled industry rejection, leading him to write and direct films to sustain his career. This shift culminated in his recent directorial work, including 'The Debut' and 'A Real Pain.'
Ice Cube pushed back on a viral claim that he’s quitting acting because he’s repeatedly cast as an 'angry Black man,' saying the quote came from a parody X account (HoopsCrave) and that he’s not leaving Hollywood. He noted War of the Worlds—shot during the pandemic and later drawing Razzie attention—as context and emphasized he remains active in the industry, calling out the fake quote with 'Stop lying.'
Stacker, using IMDb user vote data (with a minimum threshold) and metascores, ranks the 25 worst movies of the 1980s—from #25 My Stepmother Is an Alien to #1 Jaws: The Revenge—highlighting the era’s campy sequels and box‑office flops that linger in memory for all the wrong reasons.
War of the Worlds (2025) was named Worst Picture at the 46th Razzie Awards, sweeping multiple categories including Worst Actor (Ice Cube), Worst Director (Rich Lee), Worst Screenplay, and Worst Remake/Rip-Off/Sequel; Rebel Wilson won Worst Actress for Bride Hard, Scarlet Rose Stallone took Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers, and All Seven Artificial Dwarfs won Worst Supporting Actor for Snow White (2025). Kate Hudson received the Razzie Redeemer Award for Song Sung Blue. Winners were decided by online voting from 1,223 Razzie members across the U.S. and beyond.
At the 46th Razzie Awards, Ice Cube won Worst Actor for War of the Worlds, while the film swept five categories—Worst Picture, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Prequel/Remake/Rip-Off or Sequel. Rebel Wilson took Worst Actress for Bride Hard, Scarlet Rose Stallone was named Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers, Kate Hudson received the Razzie Redeemer Award, and All Seven Artificial Dwarfs won Worst Supporting Actor for Snow White.
Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds dominated the 46th Razzie Awards, taking worst picture and five other dishonors, including worst actor for Ice Cube and worst director for Rich Lee, while Rebel Wilson earned worst actress and Kate Hudson received the Redeemer Award; the ceremony also honored worst screenplay and a worst prequel/remake/sequel among other nods.
Star Trek: Section 31, the Paramount+ movie released in January 2025, has earned five nominations at the 26th Golden Raspberry Awards, including Worst Picture, Worst Actress (Michelle Yeoh), Worst Supporting Actress (Kacey Rohl), Worst Director (Olatunde Osunsanmi), and Worst Screenplay. Snow White and War of the Worlds lead with six nominations each. The film also received a Golden Reel Awards nomination for sound editing, and the winners will be announced on March 14, 2026. This marks Trek’s first Razzie nod in three decades, following nominations for Star Trek V and Generations.
Disney’s live‑action Snow White and Universal’s War of the Worlds lead the 46th Razzie nominations with six each, tying for Worst Picture; The Electric State, Hurry Up Tomorrow and Star Trek: Section 31 are also contenders, with a slate of nods to stars like Abel Tesfaye, Ice Cube and Natalie Portman. Winners will be announced on Oscar eve, March 14.
The 2026 Razzie nominations crown Snow White (2025) and War of the Worlds (2025) with six nods apiece for worst picture, while also nominating films like Hurry Up Tomorrow and The Electric State across multiple categories; notable individuals listed include Jared Leto, Ariana DeBose, Natalie Portman, Michelle Yeoh, Nicolas Cage and Robert De Niro in acting, directing, or screenplay categories. The awards will be presented on March 14, 2026, the day before the Oscars, with a complete list of nominees published by THR.
"Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey" wins big at the 2024 Razzie Awards, taking home five prizes including Worst Picture, while Megan Fox sweeps with two awards. Sylvester Stallone and Jon Voight also receive Razzies, and Fran Drescher is honored with the Razzie Redeemer Award for her work during a 2023 strike. The Razzies, a parody awards show, was co-founded in 1981 and is held the day before the Academy Awards.
The 44th Razzie Awards singled out the worst in cinema, with the horror film "Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey" winning worst picture, while Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone were recognized as worst actor and worst supporting actor, respectively. Megan Fox took home two Razzies for worst actress and worst supporting actress. The controversial awards have faced criticism in the past, including a nomination for a 12-year-old actor and Sandra Bullock's memorable acceptance of her worst actress award in 2010.
The 44th Razzie Awards singled out the worst in movies, with the horror film "Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey" winning worst picture, while Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone took home worst actor and worst supporting actor, respectively. Megan Fox won two Razzies for worst actress and worst supporting actress. The awards have faced controversy in the past, including a nomination for a 12-year-old and Sandra Bullock's memorable acceptance of her worst actress award in 2010.
"Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" and Megan Fox were the big "winners" at the 2024 Razzie Awards, with the film winning five Razzies including Worst Picture and Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel. Megan Fox earned both Worst Actress and Worst Supporting Actress for her roles in "Johnny & Clyde" and "Expend4bles," while Sylvester Stallone took home Worst Supporting Actor. Fran Drescher received the Razzie Redeemer Award for her successful leadership during the 2023 actors' strike.
The 2024 Razzie Awards saw "Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey" sweep the event with five Golden Raspberry wins, while Sylvester Stallone and Megan Fox also received awards for their performances in "Expend4bles" and "Johnny & Clyde" respectively. Fran Drescher was honored with the Razzie Redeemer Award, and the event faced criticism for controversial nominations and rescinded awards in recent years.