2013 RAZZIE Nominations: Worst in Movies!

[@motazart5961]

Worst Movie: The Dark Knight Worst Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio Worst Director: Christopher Nolan Most Sarcastic comment on KZbin: THIS!

[@jsemanuel09]

Karan Kumar you are crazy !

[@thetigerking2971]

No Leo still sucks

[@georgiagriffin2128]

+Karan Kumar At Leo'd finally win something, it might be the oscar he's been looking for . . .

[@lopfi4366]

+Karan Kumar that moment when you get a notification a year after.

[@bkr1895]

That old guy is now my fucking hero.

[@rhiannonoriley3402]

Friedrich Nietzsche God Is Dead

[@epicvoiceguy]

I love Hal's shirt. I think he borrowed it from Steve from Blue's Clues. ;) Great video, guys. Didn't realize how much sucked last year.

[@Adam-rl7db]

Adam sandler needs to cut the shit with this half assed comedies that he keeps pumping out. I would like to see him do more serious rolls.

[@Jordan-hs5kf]

I agree wholeheartedly. I LOVED Reign Over Me.

[@thunderpantz]

Sandler's doing a movie called The Cobbler with Thomas McCarthy, the director of The Station Agent and Win Win. That should inspire some hope.

[@FaCorday]

Punch Drunk Love was awesome!

[@RabbyArt]

Adam sandler ahs shown a few times that he can be a breathtaking actor, i hope he does it again soon.

[@capasso2300]

Thats my Boy was his best movie in years lol, how could you not think this movie was funny?

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

Ok so The Amazing Spiderman was nothing special, but bad enough for a RAZZIE!?!?!? not even close At least it had good acting, good pacing, and was a visual treat.

[@joaocomilao]

I liked the video, great effort put into it and excellent people in the panel. The only thing that I think could have been better was the duration. Each point felt like rushed, without much depth, not like a review of the nominies but more opinion from each person of the panel about that point. Maybe it was done to be similar to the other content in terms of lenght? Appart from that, it was amazing, keep up the good work :)

[@AValveFanboy]

The Amazing Spiderman deserved to win a Razzie. It was awful, oversimplified, and it even ruined the good Spiderman movies because I now know that Hollywood can't just leave good franchises alone.

[@screenjunkies]

Everyone was speaking honestly - and keep in mind we didn't make the nominations - Razzies.com did! This is their 33rd year doing so

[@malaoh]

I highly disagree about Milla Jovovich. Maybe the movie was bad, but Milla plays her role as Alice really really good. The plot holes and goofs about her character aren't her fault. She made the best out of it.

[@sulezraz]

yeh she plays a character that has no facial emotions at all really well, or she cant act

[@hezekiahramirez6965]

Wow, George R.R. Martin is pretty funny as it turns out. Nice old leather jacket too.

[@LukeOfTroy]

Am I the only one that loved Tarantino's Australian. Shit I'm Australian and I loved it.

[@marcomendoza5373]

Every unknown actor from the last airbender

[@irwinthepantydropperextror4708]

Thank you Michael Barryte for mentioning Amazing Spiderman. Ughhhh that movie.

[@etoriaking]

I would rather have Nick Mundy host Screen Junkies, he's funny even though he's always shouting.

[@kanojo1969]

You know, there could have been an actual discussion here. I think Santa Claus on the left there was keen to actually talk about each movie for a minute or two. Instead we just get random slams from each of the guests, with no structure or attempt to discuss what was so terrible about each film compared to the others, or in what order they might be ranked. It felt like you were in a hurry, but I think it would have been a good clip if you had spent 15 minutes on it. In the end it felt like a 15-minute clip that someone had edited down to 5 minutes for no reason. Also, young Santa Claus on the right needs to be dropped. He doesn't really do anything except shout and call dumb shit 'awesome'.

[@PoochieCollins]

NICK MUNDY IS A TREASURE, AND YOU WILL NEVER TALK LIKE THAT ABOUT HIM AGAIN!

[@michaelbaker3928]

I'm so proud that of the five movies discussed, I didn't waste my money on a single one of them. 2012 was a year of polarizing films, I enjoyed the blockbusters such as TDKR and the Avengers but also discovered films such as Moonrise Kingdom (which I believe was far less adorable then most people seemed to, but still expanded my horizons) and Safety Not Guaranteed (which was great).

[@Juxtavarious]

How in the frick did After Earth not make every category for the Razzis?

[@dtho100]

This was released on Jan of 2013. It covered movies in 2012. I was confused by the title aswell.

[@irwinthepantydropperextror4708]

Didn't know Santa Clause moonlighted as the creator of the Razzies.

[@robertolanderos5308]

Cloud atlas is pure fucking genius since it followed the philosophy of David Michelle just right. The only problem is that it was way too long for some people, was confusing for people who did not read the book, and it did not transition to each act very well. It also had some issues with taboo subject matter and cannibalism. The movie managed to stay consistently funny, had a lot of action, and had the same genius as the book.

[@MyDearIndigoRose]

i agree cloud atlas was my favorite movie of all time. why nick muddy, why?

[@liloiax22]

I'm just going through old videos on this channel and wow, I don't believe that I've ever seen Nick Mundy without his beard before and if I could say something to Mr. Mundy... keep the beard bro! lol

[@ANIRUDHMENONtheacutecinephile]

I loved Cloud Atlas. I bet if it was Chris Nolan who directed it, everyone would have loved it. smh

[@Sagefrakrobatik]

+ANIRUDH MENON I thought it was reallly good, Also it's based of a novel so there are limitations with the plot

[@Paint]

I totally agree with the Tarantino comment.

[@robertcummings3935]

Please do a Honest Trailer of at least one tyler perry flick!!!

[@theeric5964]

Mr. Razzie, Hal, Belated Media, and Angry Nick all in one video together. Sh*t's bout to get real!

[@MrTatehead]

Sorry guys...I mean I agree with just about everything especially tyler perry sticking to what he does best (which is nothing really)...but cloud atlas was actually a good movie...hmmm

[@screenjunkies]

Amen to that Stephanie Underwood!

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

I disagree about Tarantino. First of all he had 3 lines in the 1 scene he happened to be in and that scene was already shitty as it was. I LOVE Django Unchained but the movie should have ended 30 minutes before it did (wont be specific as to not spoil it for people who have yet to see it)

[@haiggoh]

Agreed, the scene was badly written enough to be shitty with or without his performance. Though, being a huge Tarantino fan and having seen his performance in other movies like Reservoir Dogs or even Pulp Fiction we KNOW he can do so much better, that's why this scene in Django is even more disappointing so I think a Razzie nomination would have been justified. I have no problem with cameos, but either they have to be well-executed and shouldn't feel forced like in Django. Otherwise you'd better keep 'em quick and dialogue-free, like in Peter Jackson in the second Hobbit movie (he walks across past the camera biting a carrot and that's it, nice and clean)

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

haiggoh How was it disappointing when he was in the film for less than 2 minutes and barely had a line of dialogue. I really don't get what was so bad about it. How can a performance he exceptionally bad or exceptionally good when it is less than a minute long? In Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs he has much more screen time and dialogue.

[@haiggoh]

Sure, he didn't have a lot of dialogue, but the little he had and the non-verbal acting were already enough to judge it imho. He just didn't seem convincing and neither did the other two. I don't wanna get into detail because of spoilers, but they way the acted in the scene did't seem believable at all. The shorter the performance is, the more exceptional I expect it to be in order to get its own scene dedicated to it. It just felt forced like the scene was basically just put there so he could have his shitty cameo. And if that's really the case it definitely wasn't worth it. Like you said, the whole last 30 minutes were kinda pointless anyway. It's a brilliant movie but a bad editing decision for the finale. It's obvious where the real finale should have been, I guess we can all agree on that.

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

haiggoh the last 20 minutes of the film were COMPLETELY unnecesary. You know when it should have ended (I wont say due to spoilers) but damn what an ending that would have been. Still a fabulous movie, would have been my 2nd choice for best picture right after Silver Lingings Playbook.

[@haiggoh]

Jup. Well Silver Linings Playbook was not my very favourite movie of the year but I'll agree that is was really good and the Oscars it received were well-deserved. Just as Christoph Waltz's Oscar though I would argue that it was more of a second lead role than a supporting role but well, I guess the line for that is kinda blurry.

[@screenjunkies]

We agree completely - we didn't make the nominations... but we should - shouldn't we?!?

[@WldFlwrNBrmstks]

Worst movie: twilight 4 worst actor: Rob Pat worst actess: Kristen Stewart... BAM WAM thank you MAM!

[@sonicjrjr14]

My opinion of 2012: Picture: A Thousand Words Actor: Adam Sandler Actress: Katherine Heigl S. Actor: Liam Neeson S. Actress: Ashley Greene Screen Couple: Jersey Shore cast in The Three Stooges Director: Tyler Perry

[@NukSooLang]

"The Oogieloves in Big Balloon Adventure" was mentioned as a nominee but never talked about. Why did your directors or writers or ANYONE not give you a tap on the shoulder? Does anyone review these videos before they get posted? Also, there was no structure to this. It could have been a real discussion, THAT would have been enjoyable to watch. That doesn't mean it can't be funny, but all this was was random smartass remarks and complaining.

[@phelyciasaint-facile2398]

its by far the best in the series due to the great (plot holish) fight at the end. Please tell me what the others offer that is better?

[@sunemycose]

CLOUD ATLAS? GARBAGE? CLOUD FUCKIN ATLAS? CLOUD MOTHERFUCKIN ATLAS? IT'S A GODDAMN MASTERPIECE!

[@Mirtazapinator]

CLOUD ATLAS was a confused, horrible waste of twenty minutes, when i saw tom hanks trying to be an english tough guy.... hahaha no sorry... immediately fire casting director for that shite! and HAILLE BERRY hasnt been in anything decent but a porno with billy bob, ohh wait a druggo porno sorry.... CLOUD ATLAS SUCKS BALLS

[@Sagefrakrobatik]

+Mirtazapinator Well it was based off a novel, so the movie has limitations

[@Onmysheet]

I heard a review saying his cameo in Death Proof was really bad too, have you seen that movie?

[@quasarone3083]

Holy shit Nick Mundy looks young

[@quasarone3083]

+MovieNerd_EP Also i think the premiss of "A 1000 words" is really kinda interesting

[@thedefilier]

+MovieNerd_EP i agree, he looks better with the beard

[@Datalore2371]

What Supporting Actor were they talking about in Django?

[@TheHannahcast]

Boo! The Amazing Spider-Man is awesome! How are they ripping off the 2002 Sam Raimi film if they're trying to be accurate to the comics?

[@Nebuchadnezzar31]

ASM2 sucked balls, why do u think they scrapped sequel plans and got Marvel to do it right in Civil War?

[@maleman6344]

I thought so too! People needto lighten up, I Watched it with my entire family and we were all laughing hysterically most of the time.

[@hoohoo7743]

I don't take the razzies seriously knowing they nominated Kubrick for The Shining as worst director.

[@bfwrarest8921]

HOOHOO *back in 1980 when people didn't like the shining*

[@RICT0R]

The Amazing Spiderman: Teenagers have awkward conversations...but every conversation doesn't have to be an awkward conversation. And I'm surprised no one pointed out Looper and Skyfall having the same, "Let's hang out at this house in the middle of nowhere for the the last third of the movie" plot.

[@DJGrice13]

I'm sorry?! You think Cloud Atlas is rubbish?! Oh dear :(

[@TheCynicalDude_]

Cloud Atlas is the worst movie I've ever seen.

[@bobkohl6779]

I was invited to do so because I have a photographic memory. I did get asked to solve questions pertaining to a conflict between TOS and post TNG shows. I worked on rebuilding the original bridge more than once.

[@Japheth19]

So many people say that the Amazing Spider-Man film was so much better than the first Spidey film. I was one of them for the longest time, but as the hype kinda wears off, I can easily say that both films were better than each other in certain aspects. Both were great in their own ways. Spider-Man had a more compelling villain. The Amazing Spider-Man had better supporting characters (besides Aunt May). Both did great jobs with Uncle Ben. Spider-Man was a more re-watchable movie (Probably due to it's lighthearted nature). The Amazing Spider-Man had a better Peter Parker and Spider-Man as a whole. The Amazing Spider-Man had a much better "New Yorkers help out Spidey" scene (Crane operator with a debt to Spidey aids in quick travel for injured hero vs. random NY citizens with pre-planned speeches for Goblin and cars full of rotten food and misc. junk to throw while Spidey saves perpetually screaming redhead and kids). Spider-Man had a more memorable music score (The strings and percussion played in a way that totally gave the score a creepy spider movement vibe, whereas I hardly remember TASM score and I watched it for the 15th time, yesterday). It's really hard to be subjective because I grew up on Spider-Man cartoons, so I fell in love with the first two Spidey movies. Heck, my first comic was a Spider-Man comic. But we have to face the reality that neither of the two franchises are perfect, but they have their moments. I really hope that Marvel doesn't get the movie rights for Spidey back for a while, because we all know what they'd do with him (see Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon on Disney Channel). I'd like to grow old and die before I ever see Spidey ruined like that on the big screen!

[@bobkohl6779]

BTW: Knew Frakes because he picked up his wife almost every day on our lot. You guys over look that RIck Sternach is around and online even selling some Voyager stuff. Brilliant guy, great sense of humor. He was in charge of the Voyager art dept, Okuda was DS-9. I did it because I couldn't be beat at TOS trivia and so they called from time to time, did it because it was just fun, never really got paid... didn't care, it was a break from work when i did it.

[@towelierg-400smarttowel9]

Cloud Atlas was good dammit! Just read Roger Ebert's review!

[@calebboatman9840]

Film is subjective, just because Ebert liked it doesn't mean it's good.

[@bobkohl6779]

Several issues which I identified to Paramount and was invited to work on #2. I didn't, I retired. They completely ignore the established history of Trek dating back to TOS (on screen history). 1) Alternate time line/universe thing is a weak plot point 2) Vulcans don't get kissy face nor flirt, they do Pon Far every 7 years. 3) Enterprise was a Constitution Class Cruiser, not the flagship. 4) Oh hell, I have a long list and yes, I occasionally worked on TREK post TNG.

[@ShanteYouStay]

Nick Mundy should win one for being loud and lame. He's like Chris Farley only not funny in any way.

[@LauKlijn]

You guys should make your own version of the Razzies and do it after the oscars every year.like the screenies only with a pannel and then try to award it to the actor or Producer :) (i miss your old segments to) Love your channel

[@bullzeye1423]

The Amazing Spiderman deserved the Razzie. Cloud Atlas was Awesome

[@ayanak94]

Did you mug Steve from Blues Clues for that shirt?

[@joshfinlaysonfinlayson6744]

THIS IS WHO SHOULD GET THE RAZZIES! WORST MOVIE. TWILIGHT BREAKING DAWN PART 2 WORST ACTOR. TYLER PARREY WORST ACTRESS. CHRISTAN STUART.

[@quhp]

Thanks for the Tarantino comment. Totally.

[@jamiesweeney8302]

Cloud Atlas was a class film if you're intelligent enough to actually concentrate and appreciate the structures of the story.

[@Fanged.Fiend.Reactor]

7 years later and this video is recommended to me again....???

[@jakeboilard]

I dont get why people hate thats my boy, it was a pretty good movie in my opinion.

[@TiredWarVet1]

So this is what Santa Claus does in the off season.

[@lisazoria2709]

Hey, the Amazing Spider-Man was great! Better than the original!

[@somerandomguy832]

it kinda sucked spiderman showed everyone his identity he might as well not wear a costume

[@Dunkface23air]

somerandomguy832 that single thing doesnt make a movie bad

[@timy9197]

Calvertfilmfreak It does if the central point of the whole entire franchise is about responsibility. At least the original one wasn't making avoidable mistakes to lose his mask.

[@Alecks1990]

1. breaking dawn part 2 2. Tyler Perry 3. Christine Stuart

[@NinaMouse11]

Nick Mundy is incredibly annoying and talks over everyone. Yelling something really loudly does not make it fact. He makes it really hard to enjoy any screen junkies show he is in.

[@noahbiddlecombe8820]

I Love Nick Mundy!!!! he is the best person on "Screen Junkies" besides Hal.

[@ragmondead]

lincoln. im a double major in film and history i was the movies target audience and i almost fell asleep. They build up a battle for half an hour and it has a 3 secound pay off. 3 secounds how is that even possible.

[@Spongeman25]

Watched Battleship with my family once. I did my best to forget that Battleship was a board game and tried to watch it as it's own movie. It wasn't GREAT. But I was able to sit through it. Resident Evil Afterlife however, I turned off the dvd player and played my videogames only 10 minutes into it.

[@Onmysheet]

As a regular KZbin viewer i've seen a lot of comments from people who get mad when someone makes fun of something that's likeable and is critically acclaimed. Maybe that's a problem i have, i've seen too much of the same thing.

[@bobkohl6779]

Most fun was rebuilding the TOS sets on Stage 11 for Trials and Tribbleations episode (DS-9)... you would not believe the work that went into those sets. Most beautiful set I've ever seen was the Voyager Bridge and I've been on a lot of the Trek sets including the Excelsior. Sternbach designs great ships.

[@MetaI4Brains]

The only thing that made it closer to the comics was Gwen Stacy being Peter's love interest, and his web-shooters being little devices on his wrists. Two things that really don't matter at all.

[@mateuscarvalho3870]

"33 years later and it hasn't happened". Kubrick was nominated for "The Shining" and DePalma was nominated for "Scarface".

[@Finchspielberg]

The only problem with saying someone can't act, is that we assume every person in the world behaves a certain way. Some people are dull and monotone, so an actor can pull that off if needed for the character.

[@dragonweyr44]

I meant Christian Bale not Christian Kane, I keep mixing up the names

[@CircaPiratess]

thank you! and isnt a reboot always gonna be similar at the beginning because they have to set up the superhero first? if they had made it completely different than Raimi then they would complain its too different. sometimes you just cant please people.

[@MrBrandonGonzales]

There were tons of things wrong with The Amazing Spider-man. It wasn't just because it was a repackage of the first Spider-man movie (and written by the writers who wrote Spider-man 3). But, although it was based on the same source material, they didn't have to handle the story so linearly and cheesy. The only good thing ASM has going for it is that it has beautiful visuals.

[@TheAlexAdrian]

This channel deserves it's own TV spot on E! I'd watch the shit out of it.

[@joker13616]

I like how Peter in Spiderman is a loser but he's attractive, smart, and can skate board. I don't get how that works

[@willtheman3]

Battleship, simply because the ship does a 180 degrees just by dropping the anchor... It takes at least 15 minutes for a ship like that to come to a stop.

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

I don't want to say 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' for Worst Picture, as that's just too predictable, but Kristen Stewart for Worst Actress ALL the way! She only has four emotions - Miserable, stunned, slightly happy, and miserable.

[@Musketeer3]

I don't mind a fast-paced film. Empire, Raiders... were fast paced. As for the Sauron & Smaug thing, it's starting a subplot that won't pay off. Something they won't develop either as you won't see any interaction between the two. It starts and ends at that table. Let's face it. We're never going to agree on this. So, instead of going on and on, let's just agree to disagree. What say you? :)

[@Elmerstudd007]

I personally like his sense of humor but I can understand that. I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure he does the Honest Trailer guy as well but like I said I might be wrong on that.

[@TonySeptim]

Amazing Spider-Man was not re-make. It was the first live action Spider-Man movie that actually felt like it was based off the comic books. The Tobey Maguire movies seemed like they were made by someone one vaguely knew who Spider-Man was & maybe read one of the comics once.

[@eunicesun9162]

Well... the plot was set during his highschool years (which was when the comics took place), his web slinging didn't come out of his wrist. He had to make the machine itself. His girlfriend is Gwen Stacy (also canon). The reason I've said that "it followed the comics more" is because I know that it still isn't as accurate as the comics however when you compare to the older films, The Amazing Spiderman follows the mythos more. Use your head before acting like a smartass.

[@hb0x]

Twilight Breaking Dawn 2 got nominated in all categories. Made my day!!!

[@jumpmanajf]

The Sam Raimi version has an original take on superhero movies and had a campy yet dark vibe. the amazing spiderman was just a typical superhero movie.

[@bluesun4682]

So where you trying to look like steve from blues clues or was that a happy Accident

[@pacman5698]

What about Stinker's Bad Movies Choice Awards?

[@RICT0R]

I know, especially with the "Bond is getting old" theme blanketed throughout the entire movie until they tell Bond 3x that he's getting old. Or the many SUTTLE jokes referencing classic Bond? And then there is the agent who can't take a second shot with a semi-auto gun after missing her shot once and having a clear shot after bond falls to watch the suspect enter the tunnel.

[@PicardSisko7]

Spider-Man 3 was written by Alvin Sargent, Sam Raimi, and Ivan Raimi. The Amazing Spider-Man was written by James Vanderbilt, Steve Kloves, and Alvin Sargent. Only one writer was the same, and he wrote one of the early drafts. Not like they got David Koepp to write it, who wrote the 2002 film. Also, you "repackaged" my statement that it was based on the same source material.

[@PicardSisko7]

FYI, Spider-Man came out in 2002, and although this is just opinion, the Green Goblin looked so much sillier than the Lizard. The movies are quite different, but the fact of the matter is that both are based on the same comic book, and will share similar plot points. Calling them the "SAME MOVIE" is a pretty ignorant statement.

[@dragonweyr44]

I don't even know how to answer that, did you hate the movie pearl harbor or the event on dec 7, 1941?

[@VlogVerite]

Cloud Atlas was great. Just gotta look at it at more than face value. (Plus Bae Doona was awesome but totally overlooked cause no one knew her.)

[@Onmysheet]

Yeah ok lol but im referring to QT cameo. Good or bad?

[@MrBracey100]

Michael ought to go work for Disney and write the next Star Wars film cause his version of episode one would have rocked.

[@hitjimmywow]

The panel for this episode represents the current (averaged, statistically evaluated and generally guessed by the US health section, CDC and WHO) rate for obese and overweight numbers, in America.

[@nic093]

10% of the video listening the discussion 90% watching the toys behind

[@FishoD]

Dear Screenjunkies, don't be affraid to do longer videos, plus your intro/outro audio is stronger than the rest, a bit irritating. Otherwise good humour, you have my "like" dear sirs! :D

[@RayanxButt]

I agree with almost everything you say EXCEPT for the fact that I think Green Goblin doesn't even look SILLY AT ALL, in my opinion.

[@RAISIN657]

I have not believed any razzie nominations since i found out Stanley Kubrick was nominated for worst director for the shining. Whats wrong with these people?

[@joshthomas9165]

I don't think Tarantino's role in Django was meant to be solid. It was comic relief. Not saying comedies have a pass, but it's like Shakespeare. You have an intense story until it gets boring. The boring point is where you add in the comic relief. It was like that in Pulp Fiction, but I'll say Tarantino's acting in Pulp Fiction was much better.

[@owali92]

Was Cloud Atlas really that bad ! haven't seen it yet.

[@Musicdudez]

I think it comes down to personal opinion though. I just didn't like Toby as Peter and while the plot of the new Spiderman wasn't great, I enjoyed it more than the previous movies.

[@rburst]

They forgot Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Taken 2, Total Recall 2012, and all the horror/found footage movies.

[@Teatime7771]

Apparition should be on this. Thousand words didn't even make it to my 10 list.

[@robertmorales4051]

More Nick Mundy Please!!!! He's hilarious and is the only one that makes me laugh!!!!

[@indignantatheist]

Cloud Atlas deserves an Emmy, not a Razzie. It's the very first movie I've ever bought on Bluray. That's how amazing it is.